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really the only senator i feel

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like i could talk to that

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through the last two and a half years that

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is willing to question hey maybe

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there's some rob long as you're we're

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it's is bizarre it's like nothing

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matters with these republicans now

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the senate republicans are chomping

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i just don't get it's they're not even pretending

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to fight for us it's

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election where they pretended that they were against spending

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an obama carrots and they're gonna repeal

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it's now how they're not

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even running on or issues they're promoting the

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as if is where natural disasters

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folks before we bring on

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the center i just wanna this

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got again what what this bill is percolating

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through the senate passed the house it

4:17

dawns to traditional marriage

4:21

what even back in the day

4:23

when no one bought into this what

4:26

the defense of marriage act never

4:28

did so called gay marriage the

4:31

be clear even when nobody at an link

4:33

in our history to not only exalt

4:35

homosexuality as as a great thing

4:38

but somehow hold a marriage

4:40

and redefine its but only for that

4:42

type of sexuality now for polygamy snapper

4:45

incest not for anything else which

4:47

could procreate actually which

4:49

is bizarre going

4:51

to end of the day it's a seat

4:54

ever wanted to in history for

4:57

some reason redefine marriage as they were to

4:59

give a marriage license to two men two women whatever

5:03

nothing stuff nothing

5:05

in federal law ever stop conclusion

5:08

silent about

5:11

okay

5:13

in anthony kennedy in twenty

5:15

thirteen the states have full control

5:17

over marriage she said that in the winter case

5:20

now see be supplied it because

5:22

he misapplied it to on

5:25

the doma in the feds

5:27

remember there's a blue states there's red

5:29

states and then there's the federal government social

5:32

security immigration military things

5:34

that are under their offices you

5:36

know they have a right to define marriage as you

5:38

know a marriage for their purposes

5:41

it never precluded the states from

5:44

defining marriage is something other than

5:46

a marriage get this bill

5:48

that bill that of republicans thom tillis

5:50

from north carolina signing onto current

5:54

events speeds from defining

5:57

marriage is a marriage the unbelievable

6:01

this is what they're doing with biting at

6:03

a twenty five percent approval rating and

6:05

in their states is even lower than that democrats

6:08

on the ropes this is what they're

6:10

doing for that

6:13

they want to make to more points

6:15

on this before we go on

6:17

to to or to center johnson number

6:21

one what

6:23

if if you're going to capitulate on this there's

6:26

something for it the big victory

6:28

for democrats the bane marriage the

6:30

band traditional marriage only a

6:32

big victory and they need sixty votes in the

6:34

senate's says you need ten republicans to join

6:36

it's if you're going to do that at

6:39

least strike of grand bargain

6:41

holy hot a fi religious

6:44

and conscience protections they've

6:46

never force any institution

6:49

oz that violates their pontoons

6:51

to hire to you know

6:53

service gay weddings and things like that

6:56

it's owners baker as far as all that stuff

6:59

families if it's really truly live and

7:01

let live hey you get your paper

7:05

we could but it it it it doesn't get forced on us

7:07

wouldn't that be a same compromise

7:10

that especially with the democrats on the ropes

7:12

people would definitely jump for

7:15

the give of even if you pre judge

7:18

the fact that yeah you know somehow people

7:20

just clamoring for gay marriage and republicans have

7:22

to given on that wouldn't you at least get

7:24

religious liberty and exchange it's

7:27

all good compromise that's anthony kennedy

7:29

promise and everything and lied about nothing

7:32

they won't even get that because they don't

7:34

care the

7:36

game it was it about live

7:38

and let live because he

7:40

was always live and let live we were always

7:43

able to sleep around and have

7:45

the gay bathhouses in the bars and you

7:47

could live at home and do whatever you want

7:49

that with there was never prevented me

7:51

serving on the modern era really practically

7:55

they wanted to redefine marriage

7:57

and as that relationship more than

7:59

the marital sex more then adultery

8:02

you'll look you can tell me it's not natural

8:04

for ah you know married

8:07

men to look at another married woman

8:09

and say look i've nothing against the current wife

8:12

but ah you know that that's definitely a natural

8:14

that they're going to get roman internet too weak hot

8:16

of fi that

8:18

that that that's that's a marriage

8:21

no the answer

8:23

is that the grooming

8:25

and the transgender is him and everything we're seeing

8:28

is not gratuitous to

8:30

the gay marriage post the was

8:32

always part and parcel of that

8:35

and then includes you must obey bake

8:37

the cake all of that there's

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been a the lexi good they all our model

8:42

gears a merger you want to get a marriage license but

8:44

he has other stuff is what i hear it's yet but

8:47

it's absurd to redefine its and if

8:49

you're doing is you're doing it for reasons to

8:51

elevated to a national religion with will

8:53

trump all social norms with will trump

8:56

all familiar ties

8:58

and noted is an interesting how everything

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they do the outcome seems to be

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it seems to be the

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lack of procreation that's

9:09

funny the answer

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is is this is coming from the same oil

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agenda make

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no mistake about it the groom you into thinking

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of you who felt that let it go

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9:31

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this is not over with we need understanding

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of the treatment we need understanding of where this came

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from when his understanding of

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what is up with the sauce where did they

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come from what are they doing on

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how many people were injured what are we gonna do

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about that was what sort of safety measures

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are going to put into place this is not something

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we can walk away from or there's one

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senator who has promised not to walk

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or ron johnson from wisconsin is actually

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then you base your head of me i do want to give you shout

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out you got an excellent article and

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to dangerous drugs or use as a great article

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this so that's this so place to start

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from because

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what what i think though is the watershed

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moment for us here is that we've always known

14:42

politics is a blood sport in america and

14:44

it permeates and predominates everything

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so i run article t about

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the to tear justice system so obviously

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you'll have when it comes to

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a nonviolent misdemeanor for

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january safes it's like okay you're thrown

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in pre trial for years but you burn down

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a cop car in a blm riots

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and they gave a guy you know three hundred sixty

15:04

four days and he meets her wasn't three sixty

15:06

five because then he would be deportable and they

15:08

didn't want that you know it's it's okay

15:11

it's been done with everything this

15:13

is the our bodies with this

15:15

two tiered system of something that

15:17

is safe and already established

15:19

that's trash

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in something that you

15:23

know both with the sauce and now we see with packed

15:25

full of it it seems like everything

15:27

they're pushing these extremely

15:30

novel extremely unproven

15:33

and in the more you go

15:34

the on seems to both have bizarre

15:36

problem

15:37

then almost seems like

15:39

it makes it worse obviously

15:42

since the vaccines have been out it's

15:44

more violent a mean escape more and more

15:46

variants and with path of it's

15:49

become now you know just the

15:51

expected this rebound effect

15:54

the into this day on not hearing anyone bothered

15:56

by this

15:58

well there couple things

15:59

going on here first

16:03

the damage is opened up

16:05

from eyes not whole adventure

16:08

with my eyes in terms of the

16:10

corruption in capture

16:13

the

16:14

about go to help agencies by big

16:17

farm so that's showing one of the dynamics

16:19

joe dynamic going i just use

16:21

you're talking about it of politics

16:24

in the last have have been using

16:26

a solid skis rules for radicals

16:29

for quite some time yeah recovery

16:31

target fact that individual destroy

16:33

them but the way they destroy them the

16:36

create a state of fear you'll

16:38

pick your subject whether it is

16:41

climate change the pandemic

16:43

was a perfect vehicle probably

16:45

the most perfect vehicle for creating

16:48

state of fear me right now they're they're using

16:50

roe versus wade in the lying about

16:52

this your their opposition saying that

16:54

the people , support of

16:57

the overturning roe v wade wanna put women

16:59

in jail and they're opposed to

17:02

contraception opposed

17:04

to in vitro fertilization me all those things

17:06

are the object lies but

17:08

that's what they push because the

17:10

the radical leftists detached from not only

17:13

the truth but also from reality

17:16

the great state of fear that's what's happened with

17:19

the pandemic be pretty crazy state

17:21

of fear the man the

17:23

have great because they captured

17:25

by the big pharma companies you

17:28

know is the only thing approved or the the

17:30

novel patentable highly expensive

17:32

drugs and any bubbles the cheapest thing

17:34

that they recommended as passionate about

17:36

five hundred bucks says that treatment okay

17:39

but all the generic drugs were completely

17:42

off limits

17:43

and they kept them off limits summer

17:46

for example a trash it's all

17:48

the drugs the expanded that they

17:50

know is unbelievably save the to save

17:53

your millions from from river blindness

17:55

you're a miracle drug a nobel prize winning dragon

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and merch the companies actually

17:59

the that drug trash to be

18:02

up to a trashed it or even though

18:04

i knew better

18:05

why what

18:07

what what is going on here

18:09

it makes so much sense

18:12

who treat early we do it for every

18:14

other disease mean that that's what is

18:16

i was pretty early treatment of early

18:19

during the pandemic the

18:21

could not understand why there was such resistance

18:24

to it up different

18:26

various odd he had an effect your therapy

18:29

it would be able get immersed use optimization

18:32

vaccine ah ,

18:34

lot more money billions of dollars in the vaccine

18:36

weather is not a whole lot of money to be made in

18:38

eyedrops disorganized nectar them for aggravated

18:41

are predestined i mean that dot the

18:43

host the the cornucopia

18:46

of cheap generic drugs that doctors

18:48

have been using successfully to save lives

18:51

but but here's the of of include i'm just

18:53

not right now terms that we're up against all

18:55

the people to sabotage early treatment all

18:58

the people the decided on vaccines

19:00

the only way auditors the

19:03

body count is way too hot over

19:05

million people supposedly not having

19:07

to the body count is overstated but

19:10

out that's they're not over million people

19:12

in the us died a cold that or with kobe

19:15

the body count as way to hide it six at

19:17

this point they can't afford to be proven

19:19

wrong but here's the key point they

19:22

have the power it

19:24

almost impossible to prove him wrong which i meant

19:27

demonstration big

19:29

pharma that help agencies

19:32

the mainstream media the big tech

19:34

social media giant you buy we just came out like

19:36

bandits with all the shutdowns

19:39

so again matters because cartel i just

19:41

described they are going

19:43

to do everything to prove that they're

19:45

not wrong which means doubling down

19:48

on

19:49

the field response don't want more

19:51

max vaccine boosters mass

19:53

mass the kids up again shutdown

19:55

social distance of it didn't

19:57

work there was an hour

20:00

the response to corporate as a miserable failure

20:02

what what is the market public and awake

20:04

and up to this a certain percentage has

20:07

that the state of fear creating one

20:09

is very powerful or because

20:11

when you prefer state of fear your government a

20:14

big problems can be solved by the government

20:16

is a pretty much as their approach

20:19

and unfortunately far too many of our fellow citizens

20:21

have been lulled into actually believing that

20:24

i do think that at this point it's

20:26

you sense that people

20:29

maybe they're not as informed about

20:31

the life insurance stayed on the disability data

20:33

and although you know twelve hundred fifty peer

20:35

reviewed studies that so injury

20:37

from the sauce but i think at a minimum

20:40

the recognize these a your grandfather's vaccines

20:42

and clearly they're not working by the admission

20:44

of of our own government officials

20:47

who are saying you know you but

20:49

you better mascot now because it's not working

20:51

but it does work and doesn't work the same time

20:54

but the point is there was no political

20:56

leadership and what might my concern

20:59

is this i always know it takes

21:01

a certain amount of time between the truth coming out

21:03

and republicans feel uncomfortable to engage

21:06

on that truth okay so we know that

21:08

and that's historically been through i'll

21:10

read privately are you seeing

21:13

some of your colleagues start to realize

21:16

there's a problem here

21:19

the i wish i could see a lot

21:21

a couple the couple

21:25

then you get be been so

21:27

effective ukraine state of fear and

21:30

they destroying anybody

21:32

it

21:33

the be pushing back on the state of fear and

21:36

so you're my colleagues with me i

21:39

kind roadkill it makes

21:41

seen what treatment i received

21:43

in the mainstream media in the press for

21:45

telling the truth they

21:47

don't want any part of that face most

21:49

members of congress they want to get reelected so

21:51

they that they don't want to be destroyed by the press

21:53

of a they just kind of follow my you to say

21:55

nothing or bespoke

21:58

the the can be on the building

21:59

there's a human can see the to to never

22:02

admit you're wrong

22:03

that's across the board the people to helping

22:05

sees the vouchers of the world a

22:08

anybody in government who has helped

22:10

push the vaccine or even voted

22:13

for it doctors to

22:15

prescribe to the patients that they don't want to

22:17

see the bears that of if they don't believe that

22:19

maybe something they recommended their patients just

22:21

marry kill them overnight so

22:23

there's a there's a blanket a

22:26

massive stages nile

22:28

through our society in every segment albert

22:31

most part of the difficult nature trying

22:33

to break through and

22:35

get people to recognize at

22:37

least another opinion a

22:40

different viewpoints on what's happening

22:43

but it's it's very different added babbling

22:45

this for the gonna be allowed

22:47

for two years now then it

22:49

it amazes me how

22:51

how people are just the

22:54

will get that in their opinion on this

22:56

and they're not going changes

22:58

one of the things i hear from some of your

23:01

colleagues is again anti vax

23:03

as the new racism da da thrive

23:05

anti vax and i've always said some it's

23:07

like saying you're anti antibiotics and

23:09

i chemotherapy to hit us i mean it's it's

23:11

a form of the therapeutic and there's some good ones

23:14

in their sons are you know this this one

23:16

obvious he has problems any kidney categorical

23:18

statements i reminds me of the

23:20

thomas so used to write about the abstract immigrant

23:23

you know is that we're a nation of immigrants that he also

23:25

said we're we're nation of sousa mean

23:27

he'll what type of it's it's got a said

23:29

it's gotta make sense you can't say anything categorical

23:32

but nonetheless that's how the are you know vaccine

23:35

okay just give it to nomenclature vaccines

23:37

you're good but the all say that they're against mandates

23:39

but yet here we has

23:42

the military to this day is suffering

23:44

from it and that the just mean

23:47

the ones being kicked out that the new ones so

23:49

if you're a fifteen year old seventeen year old that

23:51

the time and you rightfully

23:53

made the same toys that specify that

23:55

age of not getting it you're disqualified

23:58

me your your father grandfather madison and

24:00

i know lot of people like that will you're disqualified

24:02

the now have a crisis in work the woman

24:05

and at the same time there's an end

24:07

the a

24:08

circulating through through congress passed

24:10

the house is going to send

24:11

i've long had a

24:12

the the moto g o p but it's really magnified

24:14

now

24:15

that

24:16

the focus on appropriations and spending

24:18

even an authorization so at

24:21

some point you gotta tell them policy

24:23

values of the military what

24:25

is if what is it we want out of the military

24:29

i'm not seeing a stomach to even read sir

24:31

this in and the a what are

24:33

your thoughts on that

24:35

of of all these idiotic

24:39

the

24:39

elements of the response to corbyn the

24:41

mandates are probably the worst

24:44

you'd almost understand it the vaccines

24:46

were sterilizing it's actually work like

24:48

the prevented infection transmission but they don't

24:51

not at all

24:53

it baffles me

24:55

that did he take a look at fauzi who's what

24:57

quadruple vast and boosted

25:00

to tackle did had the rebound

25:02

feel was for tax return and yet this to

25:05

push era the

25:07

though

25:09

the fab fit

25:10

the backfield don't prevent infection

25:13

and transmission and of they are so destructive

25:16

the military readiness yeah we are you stephanie

25:18

a beginning the pandemic reality had a severe

25:21

health care worker shortage we just

25:23

exacerbated well i

25:25

just rolled over say whether i have some whistleblowers it

25:27

does he watch t v eight or

25:30

they have your daily reports of the number do cases

25:32

within their of employment rights

25:35

and be there are days when hundred seventy two cases were

25:37

fully vaccinated the most

25:39

days is very high percentage because we are most most

25:41

of them dig it back state and the mandates

25:46

the still getting it people are still

25:48

getting sick and is still dying member joe biden

25:50

things july of last year came

25:52

out publicly said listen if you get to that it's a pandemic

25:55

of the events you'll see start

25:57

scapegoating right away

25:58

the

25:59

if you get to actually said you're not going to get sick

26:02

you're not going to get hospitalized you're not going to get die that

26:04

was a complete line

26:05

you know again

26:06

the news alive

26:08

but it's not a challenges alive

26:11

that ought to be like like first obamas

26:13

the of you like you after

26:16

you complete productive life without her plan and

26:18

keep your health care plan as the big live i think twenty

26:20

twenty three vibes live

26:22

off the vaccine ah to beat the big live

26:24

twenty twenty one

26:26

but it won't be because once again

26:29

the media the big tech social media

26:31

giants are complicit

26:33

in this

26:35

there are complicit i was argue

26:37

in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of

26:39

americans the didn't need

26:41

to die

26:42

because they were denied early treatment doctors

26:45

couldn't get

26:47

the christians for this

26:49

again cornucopia of of drugs

26:51

using this multi drugs protocol to save

26:54

lives that's

26:56

what that's why they can't admit the wrong that's

26:58

why the new jersey we can to prevent themselves

27:00

from be proven wrong

27:02

though this leads the eight hundred pound gorilla

27:04

on the room and that's immunity and not herd

27:06

immunity but liability and

27:09

i was wondering is headed for it assuming

27:12

republican get a majority and you're able to be com

27:15

a chairman though obviously

27:17

i want to get some of what you have planned in terms

27:19

of hearings and what question you'll

27:21

need to be answered but in terms of legislation

27:24

what you're describing almost reminds me of a battered

27:27

woman where you know she can even

27:29

report the problem because she scared of the guy

27:31

and you know there's like no way out and

27:34

i feel like there and

27:36

i was came from twitter permanently on came

27:38

from facebook or there's no

27:41

it is this is so sad but we know that there

27:43

is literally not a single

27:45

piece of science or data that can tell

27:47

now that will even start the

27:49

mandates much less get this off the market okay

27:52

so i mean we had the and in this got a pretty

27:54

nice man oppressive and a forty three

27:56

percent the lars surveys experience menstrual

27:58

irregularities that immediately

28:01

said to cause for cause

28:03

for investigation ah no problem

28:06

nothing nothing seems to matter

28:09

is the only way to breakthrough

28:12

having some sort of reformer repeal

28:14

of the nineteen eighty six act that the

28:16

exempted them of liability

28:19

the as but in order to get that you

28:21

first need to expose the truth and people have to be

28:24

open to it you

28:26

thought about state of fear i'm referring

28:28

to the political realm and and my

28:30

colleagues the the far greater

28:32

stayed fears within medical salesman doctors

28:35

nurses of the did you

28:37

see what they're doing them a collagen and merrick

28:40

and in korea the american boards

28:42

internal medicine is can bring muffins front of a star

28:44

chamber the script

28:46

or not their medical licenses now

28:48

this is after they've been terminated fired

28:51

sued me that the

28:53

v covert hotel is is

28:56

dr destroying those people

28:58

the

29:00

habits just a different opinion though it

29:03

the one driving live and six seven years old

29:05

i've always tried would have a serious medical condition

29:08

get a second maybe the third opinion now

29:10

that's not allowed and again doctor's

29:12

note nurses know it's so

29:15

you're hospitals

29:16

not only strongly discouraged move

29:19

how people not to the

29:22

report things to the their systems of surveyors is

29:24

is gross and report when we got more than

29:26

twenty thousand deaths worldwide that

29:29

twenty subset of those is the current figure

29:31

occurred and eight zero one or two one

29:33

point three million adverse events

29:36

give up under report not realize it doesn't prove

29:38

causation that you and your die and

29:41

the day of the next day of the day

29:43

after of vaccination for

29:45

that should be something i'd be investigating with

29:47

when you're hearing these corner reports

29:49

about the blood clots when when you're

29:52

seeing the increase in my apartheid's when you

29:54

seeing athletes dropping

29:56

down the field is far higher rates than we've ever

29:58

experienced when we did the news release

30:00

journalists one really blows me away sad

30:04

that adult death syndrome and

30:06

you see that you're i see the articles written your the medical

30:08

experts in battle these this have no

30:10

explanation for this means that

30:12

is the most absurd steven seagal t

30:15

grab started in what the year twenty

30:17

twenty one is their dad you can

30:19

you think of anything to we change

30:22

when it came to public health and the you're twenty twenty

30:24

one and , can hear the jeopardy

30:27

of snapper on these guys

30:29

just as guys just the eighth

30:31

about five hundred million doses of

30:33

an experimental

30:35

the genetic therapy

30:37

related a vaccine maybe maybe

30:39

maybe we ought to look into that

30:42

seasons the circuit city surveillance system

30:44

is shield flashing red

30:46

alert i now we have this

30:48

new system cause sudden adult death

30:50

syndrome and the medical experts are baffled

30:52

by it or not baffled by it at all

30:56

it almost seems like the rules

30:58

don't apply to farm i mean there's

31:00

is awesome random thing that was

31:02

the deal in exchange for granting

31:05

them immunity why to have

31:07

a surveillance isn't and by the way by annual

31:09

reports to congress on

31:11

how their updating safety mind are standing

31:13

in the foyer from twenty eighteen so those things were

31:16

never ever done never

31:18

got off the ground after ninety six the

31:20

there's no accountability in

31:23

in no liability but they're mandated

31:25

distributed has partnered with and funded

31:27

by the federal government there's

31:29

no there's no enlighten consent

31:31

there's no way around it

31:34

what do you think you can do in the coming months

31:38

and do you think you'll have a little bit more leverage

31:40

in a majority to to they do

31:42

anything about this to shed light on

31:45

if i survive relax now become in

31:47

we did the majority and can german permissible

31:50

me investigation i've already written forty

31:52

two oversight letters to the health

31:54

agencies to defense parmigiano anybody

31:57

involved this on some aspects of called that sides

31:59

later foundation for what my oversight work

32:01

will be so

32:04

that that's your the the first thing you

32:06

need to do you need to get the information

32:09

need to expose the here's a good piece

32:11

of news i only saw

32:13

a doctor macquarie's the

32:15

article about people just quitting

32:17

the agencies in disgust i've

32:20

gotta hope that some of these individuals

32:22

will be men and women of conscious pool come

32:24

forward and tell us the truth

32:27

about what's been happening been happening agencies

32:29

how how sciences them are completely

32:31

ignored your how when

32:33

bad news comes in that deprived looking

32:36

the other way and just

32:39

lying to them it's it is funny unbelievable

32:41

adapter verse is revealing in her

32:43

book

32:45

it just shows the impunity they

32:47

feel

32:48

they can they can do this your

32:50

undertake this

32:52

the

32:53

miserably failed response with fit

32:55

that she actually nets he

32:58

was just making things up the she got

33:00

in reports and they would fiction

33:03

and that

33:05

about your oblivious to what real data

33:07

was they're just making things up there were lying to

33:10

the as the united states if

33:12

she's talking about this openly in the book i would

33:14

think that be something she want to take to

33:16

her grave but she's bragging

33:18

about the cars

33:21

the

33:23

feel pretty confident that the mainstream

33:25

media

33:26

the group's social media giants the people

33:28

may agencies pig farmer

33:31

will back them up that's why they

33:33

think they can get away with this our

33:35

our task innocent it's a really tower

33:37

daddy you know i mean you want to see

33:39

journalist that are put

33:41

your neck out on this or our chance

33:44

to be trying to break through the and warm more

33:46

americans to open up their eyes and in be

33:48

willing to consider a

33:50

different a different narrative on this sub

33:52

consider actually pay attention to truth

33:55

and obviously this is laughing

33:57

sort of life and liberty i mean

33:59

so many crazy things going on

34:02

economically the crime the border

34:04

i is is a culturally we've never

34:06

lived in a time like this but as crazy as

34:08

those issues are us we'll keep coming

34:11

back to this because you can't live

34:13

this is life and liberty at it's

34:15

most basic components but

34:18

there is an economic dynamic

34:20

and i want to get the economic angle from

34:22

you and every one of your colleagues

34:24

in unanimity of opinion oh

34:27

bidens horrible biden place invite

34:29

inflation inflation is in place in that and

34:32

obvious a lot you know i'm biden

34:34

makes jimmy carter look like thomas jefferson

34:37

and you know is such an hour energy

34:39

sector we'll get there the

34:41

reality is if

34:43

you mentioned you are talking about treatment

34:46

in i remember that within the first few months when

34:48

we'll even before i ever make sense when you

34:50

had doctor korean talking about steroids

34:53

and

34:54

i was just thinking recently point has been made

34:56

enough had we

34:58

done this early on rather

35:01

than funding pharma

35:03

the lock down a shutdown

35:06

we literally was over ten trillion dollars between

35:08

the the fiscal and monetary that

35:11

hand point six or so trillion their

35:13

unwinding a little bit of the bond buying but

35:15

it's over ten trillion okay

35:17

and then is that it's funding ten trillion dollars

35:20

the you the funded and and

35:22

under road lock down

35:25

supply chains you literally funded

35:27

record amounts of cash sit ceasing

35:30

record low numbers of products kid

35:32

has that that's textbook definition

35:34

inflation every republican

35:37

will look you in the eye and same place as a problem

35:39

that none of them will identify this

35:42

is the culprit that had we focus on

35:44

early treatments resin all this we could have

35:46

avoided economic damage

35:48

from day one how are we confident

35:51

that they've learned the lesson for the future

35:54

i'm not confident and the i

35:56

was there i saw

35:58

the cares act which it held

36:00

my nose who voted for go from seven hundred

36:03

fifty billion dollars and and spat

36:05

out of seven to ten days as dunes two

36:07

point two trillion two trillion have do something fast

36:09

where do something massive a signal

36:11

marcus roar go up and flat with best

36:13

the last go repackage i voted

36:15

for because every every new on we voted for

36:18

there's as what a trillion hours left on spend from the previous

36:20

one so i was concerned about the inflationary

36:23

effect that deficit spending pretty early on hundred

36:25

and pandemic but again you've got to

36:27

so many members of congress that the willingly voted

36:30

for that you think people that wrote that legislation

36:33

that admit they were wrong

36:34

they begin to rigorous oversight on gabi

36:38

will be careful when he asked for bipartisan action

36:41

one thing this is very good at doing

36:43

and bipartisan fashion which is mortgaging

36:45

our children's future spending

36:47

money that we don't have and then

36:49

never really look back and and asking

36:52

was that money well spent i would

36:54

say by and large a lot of it wasn't blog

36:56

that money was wasted and yeah

36:58

i'm i'm never going into so lunches

37:01

and talking about the testimony this

37:04

is made when i had the johnny you need is just

37:06

trying to put things in perspective off the prince's cruise

37:09

and terms of what did eventually infections

37:11

charles you're a would be to it's this isn't he

37:13

bought not sars is not mirrors this

37:15

could be more like a bad flu season probably

37:18

unless you're elderly monsieur bonnibel and

37:20

ever talked about corticosteroids remember talking

37:22

about her tracks corporate i remember but talking about

37:24

i remember when you , coughing

37:26

fear korea was before december

37:29

hearing he said you're disgusted manuscript

37:31

he got oldest hobbies us studies

37:33

of stuff the who's been look at this just

37:36

give this to the nih and it's pandemic

37:38

over i love his enthusiasm

37:40

but i remembered crossing at times

37:42

the young that korea i've been doing

37:44

this for a few much now i'm

37:47

don't hold your breath because

37:49

i was there would be

37:52

constant

37:53

a regular communication

37:55

with the see your device to produce hydroxyl clark

37:57

on talking about used to tell me oh

37:59

yeah got about a dozen studies years up

38:02

until mid april then

38:04

i never talked to of sense it

38:07

was switched at

38:09

which point this year within the big pharma

38:11

the must determine what we're going to do your now

38:13

folks it's very by your board now

38:15

we're going to do is we're going to come with a vaccine

38:18

roger waters universal max vaccine

38:20

years or opportunity so shut

38:23

up

38:24

shut down

38:26

the

38:27

design studies to fail generic

38:30

drugs you could treat people and

38:32

it's all vaccine full speed had a

38:34

vaccine but that's my own interpretation

38:36

of how you get it was just like us

38:39

a light switch when asked about

38:41

mid april of two thousand and twenty when all

38:43

the sudden i mean they were trashing a

38:45

hydra corporate a suicide for american came out

38:48

the trash that and yeah i imagine

38:50

you're aware of the of the famous

38:52

zoom call between tests laurie

38:54

and andrew hill where he was

38:57

assigned by a the who to really

38:59

take a look at generic drugs came out initially

39:01

very positive and ivermectin it just looked

39:04

you know like it couldn't be everything

39:06

that fear korea talked about six

39:08

days after days while to thirty or forty

39:10

million dollar grandson his

39:13

coauthored at the university liverpool

39:15

gas from unitaid of

39:17

a sudden the conclusion was basically heard

39:19

he agreed different

39:22

and it it also takes over mack to neat

39:24

and he knew what and if you could tell by

39:26

the zoom how he felt guilty bottom but full

39:29

speed ahead he said it was completely harm

39:31

always during your communications

39:35

you know and and and and those are the complicated

39:37

than end and you know thirds on some very

39:40

i'm very scared about this issue

39:42

not just in the context of covert i

39:45

know it opened up your eyes it opened my eyes

39:48

and i think that's why you and i are so confident about

39:50

this because we didn't have preconceived

39:52

notions like we do about other political ideal

39:55

ideologues or of in his issues i

39:57

had i'd never knew about this stuff i never studied

39:59

it we stumbled into weights and one

40:02

thing that scares me it's

40:04

something that something is cool even if

40:06

it's dangerous they'll push head and as something

40:08

of lifesaving on as zelzal

40:10

though blockade we we

40:12

have dumps and i once looked up the number i

40:15

mean it's it's mean obscene amounts of money into

40:17

cancer research since nineteen sixty

40:20

and would give me a some

40:22

the same doctors that i know you're associated

40:24

with i've had people that has

40:26

had issues with cancer and unfortunately that

40:29

seems to be growing more common to

40:32

by the day and i

40:34

was floored as how many ideas

40:37

they had you know did you get

40:39

chemotherapy or ravage the body is it's

40:41

a big risk this is stuff that

40:43

literally it's worth the can do is nothing

40:45

no side effects and the have all these off

40:48

label ideas logos now

40:50

trapped on this and then i look it up

40:52

online i'm like wow this really good

40:54

stuff on this but it's always

40:56

missing one thing so it has in vitro

40:58

animals some humor which human observational when

41:01

it will miss a large randomized

41:04

controlled trial in one of the cool

41:06

journals and that's because the

41:08

only ones of the money to do it our

41:10

government and big pharma going

41:13

forward don't we need to sites

41:15

in a percentage of that sunday the

41:18

exclusively fund existing

41:21

f d a approved drugs and

41:23

mixtures the larger cities

41:26

and find out the truth of what works for auto

41:28

immune what works for alzheimer's what

41:30

works for cancer

41:32

we first need open our minds and we

41:34

we have to understand how apps i've

41:36

never critical big pharma

41:39

i'm a member two thousand and ten and my campaign

41:41

themselves and don't say that again i should give what

41:44

am i the only one it was new life saving drugs

41:47

and people need to make billions to create these new molecule

41:50

so i've never i've ,

41:52

had a problem with big pharma actually making money

41:54

that they need to make money i'm a capitalist and private

41:56

sector guy but again in

42:00

the pandemic my my eyes have been opened

42:02

up so that's the first thing people have to open

42:04

their minds but they're

42:06

very effective crashing

42:09

anything that's outside of what

42:11

they're working and it's going to be an expansive

42:14

novel panel drug they're

42:17

going out in their hundred and five seasons eyewitnesses

42:20

with medical researchers i'm talking to who's

42:22

can't be published

42:24

there denied independent review boards for

42:26

their work

42:27

there there are forces at play

42:31

their organizations that

42:33

have very influential people they can block

42:36

research being

42:38

the

42:39

published in one month face of you have that

42:41

the search sphere we we try

42:43

to study

42:45

how to get her that iran lamps

42:48

if we also have trials

42:50

designed to fail when

42:52

are you when you're in mystery i ever met him for three days

42:54

at very low dose that's not how it's being used

42:58

the the conductor say that

43:00

way all the looking for a conclusion that didn't

43:02

have an impact in there you go with soldiers are

43:04

met in sports medicine are so

43:07

yeah i've seen an opposing person i've

43:09

seen the corruption

43:11

medical research in medical

43:13

science in the medical journals

43:16

captured by big pharma of are

43:18

sheltering sees a judge

43:21

seen up close and first and first have witnessed the

43:23

individual instances of but

43:25

it's gonna start we're

43:27

opening people's minds how

43:30

corrupt a processes that i get our as

43:32

the same as i'm a private sector guy and

43:34

i'm not inclined to the

43:36

corporate corruption in big business you

43:40

wouldn't wish i could come into and then is the corruption

43:43

of big business working with

43:45

big government that dude i use

43:47

our freedoms your big be a big bureaucrats

43:49

with all this power yes

43:52

a foul she was all just grantmaking authority

43:54

and then larger hospital organizations that

43:57

have to more it over doctors bottom

44:00

line we need to reestablish doctors

44:03

the carpet treatment pyramid that the veil the

44:05

want to take the credit got their primaries

44:07

possibilities to their patients not

44:09

to the hospital not their medical organizations

44:12

not default then there right

44:14

now to being crushed is a bottle of treatment pyramid

44:16

that's that's what has changed

44:18

it's funny how i think we all went through that evolution

44:21

and i don't think it's fundamentally change in principle

44:23

but one of my big items on healthcare policy

44:25

was always man with regulate all these

44:27

things and weekend the drugs out but

44:29

i see there there needs to be a dual track

44:32

there's one thing if you do create something on

44:34

your own volition but then there's another thing

44:37

when the government partners with it markets

44:39

it distributes it shames people

44:41

into it and that's even before you get into a straight

44:43

man and then absolve them have

44:46

any degree of liability that

44:48

toyota would get with all their you know you always

44:50

have these car recalls the airbags and any

44:53

product you would have you can

44:55

have it both ways that is fascism

44:57

that's not free market i'm

45:00

i think that shattered really the trial right where

45:02

you have to go revisit what we've done in terms

45:04

as blanket immunity there's

45:06

so much that we need to expose

45:09

but wouldn't have to consider this consider gotta i gotta

45:11

that i would i would love to come on and talk

45:13

to get what one thinks we have to do is we got

45:15

make the public aware of what

45:17

these vaccines really are what's

45:19

the mechanism is why mean maybe

45:22

seems adverse events is the thing we never really

45:24

got to in my five hour long second

45:26

a pity that we run our time we barely

45:28

scratched the surface same thing's happening this

45:30

podcast have you back on and will

45:32

here and scowl discern august third is

45:35

your next event or i okay

45:37

take care

45:39

the only way folks that was senator ron

45:41

johnson and i

45:44

think you hear it in his voice you hear

45:46

this sincerity he is really

45:48

bothered by this issue the

45:50

question is why is there only one

45:52

freakin main the other by

45:55

this issue the way to as we're

45:57

talking with the senator new did coming

45:59

across the wires sure you all see it

46:01

the president of the united states cove

46:05

it after four shots and

46:07

of course he's taking the pfizer packs moving

46:10

see now they can no longer say oh

46:12

it's good or very well i heard the show

46:14

that would have been worse now it's it's good i

46:17

took parents were over there would have been worse the

46:19

reality is is it is hard for

46:21

center johnson's colleagues for mitch mcconnell

46:24

and cornyn and foods and all these guys

46:26

to get out there

46:28

at a press conference

46:30

they say

46:32

we have a defense authorization bill percolating

46:35

right now okay defense

46:37

authorization bill and he is authorizing

46:40

the military to kick out twenty twenty

46:42

five year veteran navy

46:44

seals for not dating assad's

46:46

that the commander in chief of the united

46:49

states armed forces got

46:51

the viruses are getting for the with friggin thing

46:54

is is that hard for

46:56

republicans athena

46:59

the know they're on the other side of this

47:03

and you know broadly speaking you

47:07

find that this time not

47:10

just on cove it if

47:12

any be it's gun control

47:14

and now gay marriage

47:16

can you imagine it

47:17

the democrats are the worse off

47:19

ever people won't change

47:22

they're giving them

47:24

the redefinition of marriage looks

47:26

like it could have and the senate you

47:29

already have for republicans that they are that say

47:31

blatantly they're going to do it indeed

47:34

ten votes and i'm sure they'll get it and

47:37

again the won't even at least get religious liberty

47:39

for it just bizarre and

47:42

by the way you've noticed if

47:44

you look at the realclearpolitics

47:46

average for the generic congressional

47:49

ballot the job

47:51

you'll eat is only down to one point eight it's

47:53

gone down pathetic

47:55

because if anything over the last

47:57

few months the accounting

47:59

the gotten worse inflation has gotten worse you

48:02

would think it would it

48:04

would swing against the democrats though it's

48:06

not even a matter of oh they're squandering a victory

48:09

they're actually not even a winner much as they keep

48:11

this up around here another

48:15

interesting point i want to make that

48:17

the senator kept bringing up the irremediable

48:20

corruption between government

48:22

and pharma and you know

48:24

he talks that he liked my article that

48:26

i road juxtaposing

48:29

the safe longstanding

48:32

safe effective as the approved drugs

48:34

a doctor can even prescribes but

48:36

yet when it comes to a new bio weapon

48:38

like packs move it's a pharmacist

48:40

or now prescribe without a doctor even

48:42

though it has a bunch of hundred and occasions the

48:45

pharmacists would have to start practicing medicine

48:47

say stay have to take you off the satin for weeks

48:49

but you on past move it's which is illegal for

48:51

them to do that the

48:54

we're starting to find this and i've warned you

48:56

guys this and as spoken

48:58

to the senator about a privately there

49:01

is something we're watching they're

49:04

gonna try to take away vitamins and supplements

49:07

a they continue to push and

49:10

promote bio

49:12

weapons that's

49:14

what they're going to do guess

49:17

what they're going to do you're

49:20

going to take away very

49:22

safe and effective in important supplements

49:25

this is from doctor merkel law

49:28

he has an article out from earlier

49:30

this week then he go

49:32

through all the different ways that they're under

49:34

assault they've been v

49:37

regulate bio weapons the

49:39

are going to regulate vitamins

49:43

like drugs there's

49:46

a discuss interest have

49:48

an earthy authorization bill that's

49:50

percolating to the united states senate

49:53

health education labor and pensions mates

49:55

called help the ne

49:58

in the younger read your

50:00

report from of a

50:02

vitamin retailer

50:03

on

50:06

may seventeen twenty twenty two

50:09

the united states senate help committee

50:11

release the discussion draft of it's legislate

50:14

legislation to reauthorize that the a user

50:16

fee the drugs a biologics

50:18

and medical device packages which

50:21

includes the controversial and divisive durbin

50:24

brown one free market

50:26

approval concept and

50:28

more that would be damaging to the industry

50:30

continental prices easy n

50:33

p a significantly concern which

50:35

here murray and republican leader birth

50:37

who failed to reject the radical and dangerous

50:40

legislation from senators durbin and browns

50:42

by the way a republican from indiana that

50:44

would require free market approval

50:47

for dietary supplements and we can

50:49

keep privacy protections are the bio

50:51

terrorism act which protects the dietary

50:53

supplements supply chain i

50:56

thought i checked dietary supplements are not drugs biologics

50:58

or medical devices to why congress or anyone

51:01

supporting non germain legislation that

51:03

will only add costs to consumers who

51:05

are doing all they tend to see healthy is extremely

51:07

troubling

51:10

to have supported this legislation has stated there

51:12

are protections for technical disagreements

51:14

with that the eighth like those with him and whatever

51:17

but the point is this is

51:19

a big farm on tell you there take away

51:21

or vitamin c r net he already

51:23

gone as soon as they're going after be six

51:25

it

51:27

also he notes that the

51:30

there's

51:33

about a dozen or so pharma companies

51:36

that are taking over gobbling

51:38

up the smaller vitamin

51:41

and supplement makers that

51:44

another way they're going to choke it off and they're just doesn't

51:46

make it available meaning it's

51:48

a smart move as he think about it to spend

51:50

the money to buy up the small fish the dietary

51:53

supplements thus the vitamins though

51:56

it makes people sicker so then you

51:58

could sell them you're more expensive the rug vinnie

52:00

even bio weapons it's actually pretty

52:02

good tactic is you think about it

52:07

the point is this is what republicans

52:09

are doing look it up this

52:13

is this is the durbin at brown provision

52:16

of good those of you who are indiana this as senator

52:18

brown he ran as a conservative why

52:21

is he doing this

52:24

it's truly disgusting what

52:27

is so hard for republicans to

52:30

stained for health freedom

52:34

the way there's

52:36

more news out there's

52:39

a study out from the united arab

52:41

emirates okay

52:43

the u a e then

52:46

it published in the frontier the medicine it

52:48

was a survey of about you two thousand

52:51

or so i don't have it in front of me two

52:54

thousand or so people who got

52:56

the pfizer shot and then one of these others that

52:58

aren't available in the u s it

53:00

maybe a handful got astra zeneca but it was mainly

53:02

pfizer and

53:05

the ask them hey you know what was your

53:07

situation with adverse events

53:09

the off the bat it turns out

53:11

about forty eight percent

53:14

had been make adverse events so meetings

53:16

not just the injection site

53:19

pain but muscle aches nazar

53:22

fever headaches varied

53:24

on thomas so again right off the bat

53:26

you have a new product it it associated

53:29

with tons of problems no long

53:31

term safety people

53:34

get that means it happens but

53:37

not such a large percentage of usually

53:39

find this that in itself should have always

53:41

been disturbing what disturbing it doing

53:43

to your body heal again there's something that's been

53:46

proven safe over thirty years but it tends to make

53:48

your be give people a headache even fever

53:50

chills for a day but you understand

53:52

the mechanism you understand why it's do that okay

53:55

whatever when you don't

53:57

and you know affirmative elites that it actually

53:59

is very dangerous and causes much worse

54:01

things the fact that such a wide

54:04

swath of the population you off

54:06

the half the people getting it's get some

54:08

sort of flu cold like melee

54:11

is illness from it's that in itself

54:13

demonstrates is something wrong going on there

54:15

but the the headline here

54:17

is five percent

54:20

sought medical attention mean it means

54:22

either the hospital or are doctors

54:24

council and five percent

54:26

do you understand when five percent is in

54:30

a good idea i believe this was wasn't unique people

54:33

it was doses the

54:36

five hundred million no

54:39

six hundred million doses have

54:42

been did his gear administered in

54:44

the us so five

54:46

percent elite they need to call

54:48

the doctor from dude

54:52

you would that is

54:56

five percent of six hundred million

55:01

okay

55:04

that's a big deal

55:07

that's that's like thirty mil in doses

55:09

worse

55:12

tallied the point where you would have to call doctor

55:17

then folks let's not forget i

55:19

want to go over with you the

55:21

israeli survey again cause we might have forgotten

55:23

it the people

55:25

forgotten this

55:26

the

55:29

to the your earlier in the year the israeli

55:31

health ministry published a survey of

55:33

that two thousand random israelis who received

55:35

boosters the again

55:38

neither just from that one dose

55:40

of the booster shots a lot

55:42

of people that three four so the risk

55:44

goes up exponentially it

55:48

her down seventy

55:50

five percent of women and fifty eight percent of men

55:52

report report experiencing at least one

55:54

side effect okay see allow them are minor

55:59

the

55:59

the one percent of women and thirty five percent

56:02

of men the did they had

56:04

difficulty performing daily activities

56:08

consistently you see women have more of a hard time

56:10

there's so this is all over the place

56:12

the that insane

56:16

that even see that

56:19

that alone demonstrates that there's a problem

56:22

okay then then you move on

56:24

you

56:26

move on

56:28

and

56:30

my point five percent the

56:32

reported experiencing chest pain

56:36

that's a pretty big deal

56:41

okay

56:44

that again would be about thirty five million

56:47

those is worth in the u s

56:49

if you would extrapolate that the

56:52

total four point five percent

56:54

of those who received booster doses

56:57

reported neurological side effects

57:02

okay again that would be roughly

57:04

twenty five thirty million in

57:06

the us

57:11

the mean

57:12

point

57:14

five percent boarded bell's

57:16

palsy of for half

57:19

a percent dude

57:22

there would be three million

57:23

those is worth in the us

57:25

and here's the kicker point

57:28

three percent reported

57:31

being hospitalized within thirty

57:33

days and remember this is just sort terms

57:35

these are all sorts arms to will rope

57:38

in anything longer point three percent

57:40

hospitalization

57:43

okay remember the u a e

57:45

report has five percent were either half

57:48

wise or sought a doctor most

57:50

those presumably we're just kind of the outpacing doctor

57:52

level when three

57:54

percent is insane

57:57

for a product approved much less indoors

57:59

that a secret idol and and mandated

58:02

in denominator we've

58:04

three percent i forget

58:07

it with a one billion two billion people had in the world

58:10

the would go back to do this this

58:12

is what what does he do this

58:14

point

58:17

three percent let's

58:20

do the math here six

58:22

hundred million doses

58:26

okay

58:28

the know

58:29

that quite close to two million

58:32

point three percent because two million doses

58:34

were

58:36

the not unique individuals there's

58:39

some would have multiple got nailed the

58:41

same person mother got nailed when

58:46

the real

58:47

percent

58:48

that's two million and remember there's two point

58:50

nine million

58:53

additional people on the disability

58:56

whoop self reported to the department of labor

58:58

as being disabled and twenty twenty one

59:04

israeli survey

59:07

them

59:10

roughly twenty four percent

59:12

people with preexisting auto immune diseases

59:16

the reported having more issues

59:19

a flare up of their auto me

59:23

i did this is not okay

59:28

this is not okay at all

59:32

and yet center johnson's the lone

59:34

ranger

59:34

what

59:37

we're doing is not working again

59:39

i call upon all my colleagues

59:42

we to get together prayed together strategized

59:44

together what are you gonna do because

59:47

the republican party is part of

59:49

the problem the

59:51

are literally redefining marriage

59:53

while the democrats destroy this country

59:57

again i'm in i'm in dallas theaters

59:59

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are for god the let's at least be part of

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a movement ending

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for the right thing saying the right things promoting

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and strategizing

1:01:11

things that are with in god's

1:01:13

word rather than the opposite and

1:01:15

then just complaining about the democrats like some these other

1:01:17

phony conservatives do but i'm

1:01:20

i'm sorry to disappoint you i will be

1:01:22

traveling back tomorrow sort of take

1:01:24

a long weekend off so i will be back

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folks truth is power

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godless the all and thank you