On this morning's show, Angela Davis joins Jemele to discuss the latest in the Ukraine crisis, the latest on Brian Stelter's future at CNN, and much, much more! Plus, the usual nonsense.
00:04:10.000Is driving Russia into the arms of China, who, by the way, are not natural allies.
00:04:15.000If you don't wipe someone out militarily, I'm not saying we should, but you just put on these economic sanctions, we kind of know what happens if you try to browbeat someone on the international stage economically.
00:05:59.000So best thing you can do, by the way, too, is if we're not allowed on YouTube anymore, especially as we talk about the vaccines today, that's one of those touchy subjects.
00:06:38.000I have no idea how what was written by me under an alias as a clear parody was accepted as academic research, but it was, and we have it all filmed.
00:08:50.000So speaking of higher education and this infiltration that we did, which I'm excited to release, right now let's show the results of public education here in the United States.
00:09:02.000Look, I don't want this to start as depressing off the bat, but look.
00:09:06.000It's called being an adult, and that means sometimes accepting realities that you don't like.
00:14:35.000And by the way, that's the reason that Barack Obama made him vice president.
00:14:39.000Because he was like, if I pick the most racist man, and what I don't just mean as an implication, I mean unilaterally agreed upon as the most racist human being alive.
00:18:40.000He could be in a fallout shelter from the 50s, huddled around a bunch of dirty little kids and old ladies in shawls, going, oh wait, I have to tell everyone he's not coming.
00:18:50.000Like, oh darn, now I don't get to step over a pile of dead bodies to see a fat piece of s**t who everyone hates now.
00:19:55.000We'll give you points on the back end.
00:19:56.000One guy, brilliant comedian who got permission from someone.
00:19:59.000Other guy, actual man who masturbated during a phone call and we just pretend didn't Well, when he came back on Air Dave, in their defense, they had a woman interview him and ask him these questions.
00:20:39.000It was just like it was a catch-up meeting.
00:20:42.000Yeah, maybe it just took so long he's like, oh no, I lost track of time, where are my pants?
00:20:47.000That's the problem with the internet, because before that you didn't walk into a conference room and we're like, okay, we have coffee, water, and stop masturbating at the conference table.
00:23:17.000Another interesting point, too, about this shooting, I don't know about Pizzagate, the shooter only shot at a closet with a computer inside.
00:23:25.000And for all the hubbub about Pizzagate, you know, you would think it was this massive scale shooting, but he only shot at a closet with a computer inside.
00:23:33.000Which also, why would you need a closet with a computer inside it at a pizza parlor?
00:23:44.000And what was Stelter coming out of it?
00:28:44.000Okay, you know where this Chris Licht lines up.
00:28:46.000So what he's saying when he says we want to retrieve from the abyss the, you know, the credibility of CNN, what he really means is they want to go back to lying to you by omission.
00:28:55.000A lot of people are now saying, oh, CNN got really bad.
00:29:01.000Sometimes you'll hear people like Joe Rogan say this, or you'll hear people who are sort of newly conservative write red pills, and they go, I used to really, you know, CNN used to be reliable.
00:29:40.000This is reported by Red State, and I can't confirm the authenticity, but I'm pretty sure.
00:29:46.000So it says, Brian Stelter, who spent most of his last half decade trying to cost other several people their jobs, has told people that he thinks he's going to lose his job at CNN.
00:31:39.000You know, here's the thing, I really hate the anti-Americanism that you see across the globe, especially having visited Europe, but every now and then you just see an American and you're like, okay, they've got a point.
00:31:51.000They're seeing him in the airport when they land?
00:32:25.000He's on the ceiling and you're like, AH!
00:32:29.000But it just shows, this is, look, how he views himself, Brian Stelter.
00:32:35.000And it's not even true that they're going to have objective journalism at CNN, but the moment Brian Stelter believed that they were going to attempt objective journalism, he was like, oh, I'll lose everything!
00:32:45.000He's like, yes, I'll do the morning show, bring me on.
00:32:48.000And it's one thing to be, look, and I don't, I don't, you know, I mean, this guy has made his living trying to get people fired, but I don't, it's one thing for somebody to be fired.
00:32:57.000It's another thing to be Brian Stelter and be fired from broadcast television.
00:33:02.000Who else on God's green earth is going to put this man back on TV?
00:33:05.000And a lot of people don't know, he basically rose to fame because he was sort of like a Perez Hilton for a political blog website, a gossip website basically.
00:33:12.000So then he got a job at like the New York Times, and I believe it was New York Times, going by rote here, and it was because they were surprised that he was a college student writing this.
00:33:21.000But here's the thing, so he sort of Were they surprised by his appearance?
00:34:05.000No, no, I was just about to bring up that point.
00:34:06.000Like, he is perfectly positioned there, because if they're trying to go back and rehab their image, which sucks in the first place, Ryan Stelter being front and center...
00:36:43.000You can feel that way and also believe that we shouldn't be sending Americans over there to die.
00:36:48.000And that being said, you can recognize those two things and also understand that the actions that are currently being taken economically on the world stage could be driving Russia into the arms of China.
00:36:57.000But before that, of course, conspiracy theorists have been heckled by the media quite a bit for suggesting that COVID vaccines – and this was, I don't know if it was last week, it wasn't too long ago, but it's been going on for a while – for suggesting that COVID vaccines could shed One influencer claiming that just being around someone who's been vaccinated causes those side effects.
00:37:19.000That not only can the COVID-19 vaccines hurt women's fertility by attacking the placenta, they cause a vaccinated person to shed the virus onto women and affect their periods or pregnancies.
00:38:04.000I'm throwing the N's in the wrong place again.
00:38:06.000The point is that is not inaccurate, but what they're trying to do is act like it's one person said, oh, no, this isn't just one person who believed that there's a potential for One person said this, and we haven't found any scientific literature on these specific vaccines.
00:38:28.000It's take an extremist fringe person to make a point that in another context might be valid or worth investigation, to dismiss it, and then selectively present references that make your case for you.
00:38:40.000And by the way, that's why we present all references.
00:38:42.000They're available at lottoescretor.com.
00:38:44.000If you're watching on YouTube, it's in that pinned comment.
00:38:46.000And of course, if you're watching on Rumble or Mug Club, which I recommend you do, you can just go to the website
00:39:04.000The unvaccinated would quote catch the vaccine as it spreads rapidly Across the country in airborne droplets passed on via close contact with others, just as colds and flu already spread.
00:39:18.000And we actually have exclusive footage of the preliminary results with the self-shedding vaccine trials.
00:39:50.000The yet that we threw on there was kind of a joke, but it's not a joke because every single time some claim like this gets made and they're like, Oh, it's absolutely not possible for this to happen.
00:39:59.000And then we're like, Oh, that was, man, that was only like six months.
00:40:03.000Getting a vaccine, I feel is knowing the side effects per person and talking to your doctor, you know, on a private basis, knowing how that would affect you individually.
00:40:12.000Not just catching it walking down the street the same as anything.
00:40:34.000They're very rare, but I don't know of a single vaccine That doesn't affect certain individuals negatively with adverse effects, particularly things like neurological conditions.
00:40:55.000So people, this is a concern, people who absolutely from their doctor's recommendation, upon their doctor's recommendation, cannot take vaccines, don't have a choice in the matter.
00:41:04.000And this is what's happened to, think about this, we've done this with everything else, we're big pharma bad, right?
00:41:08.000People talk about big, they were, you know, villan du jour for a long time.
00:41:31.000I don't know any other medical intervention that is considered good for everybody.
00:41:36.000As a matter of fact, I don't think you can find one.
00:41:38.000And when you're talking about something that would be spreading or shedding, That's now putting that power in the hands of government.
00:41:45.000And of course, it's not only an infringement of personal liberty.
00:41:47.000I'm just wondering where all the people who were skeptical of Big Pharma and all the people who were talking about My Body, My Choice went to.
00:41:54.000I don't think it could be more clear than this.
00:41:55.000It's not like abortion where, you know, you believe abortion up until nine months and including birth period.
00:43:00.000This is all we were saying from the beginning, is like, hey, maybe just do some studies on this that go a little bit longer than, say, I don't know, a few months.
00:43:07.000Look, either you have to be blindly trusting of authority across the board, or you have to be skeptical across the board.
00:43:11.000Doesn't mean you have to agree with someone else who's a skeptic across the board.
00:43:14.000But I don't understand how people go from being a skeptic, particularly as it relates to big pharma, particularly as it relates to drug companies, and then it's completely gone.
00:43:34.000It is inconsistent for someone to say, Big Pharma, we have problems with these lobby—it's one of the most powerful lobbying groups in all of Washington, D.C., is Big Pharma.
00:43:45.000I also believe that Western medicine is great.
00:43:47.000If you have cancer and you're chewing on castanga root, you're shit out of luck.
00:43:52.000But I'm still skeptical of every drug, and I believe that every person should have the right to choose.
00:43:57.000I believe that we should have more drugs available to people, and I believe that the FDA approval process, there's too much red tape.
00:44:03.000Obviously, it's a problem that if someone understands the risks, they should be allowed to take that drug.
00:44:07.000That is entirely consistent with that person should also be allowed to not take that drug.
00:44:13.000When you see the policy of the left, right, these are the same people who said, all, every single Democrat and every single member of Joe Biden's cabinet said either, the vaccine could not possibly happen on Donald Trump's timeline, or that they would not trust the vaccine, or they wouldn't take the vaccine.
00:44:29.000Almost all of them said all three, and they said it publicly on the record.
00:44:31.000You can go back and just search on YouTube, search on Mug Club, because you won't find it on YouTube.
00:44:34.000You can see that this is something that Joe Biden himself said, Kamala Harris, well it's unrealistic for it to happen at this time, I wouldn't trust the vaccine because it happened under Trump, and I wouldn't take the vaccine.
00:47:02.000Only you can take a bite out of former Vice President Biden.
00:47:06.000And also, just to be, one thing that a lot of people don't know is Hunter, you know, obviously had his issues with Ukraine.
00:47:11.000After he got out of trouble with Ukraine, and I believe we have an exclusive, he had an emergency visit to a doctor for a Parmesan cheese nose.
00:48:50.000You can actually go, it's clear.com and clear with an X. And the reason is because it uses something called xylitol in there.
00:48:55.000Now, I encourage you to do your own research, go to the website, you can go to PubMed and read the actual approved data, clinical trials, clinical studies that have shown that this actually cleans out your nasal cavity, like reduces the adhesion factor for things like COVID viruses in your nasal cavity by like 99%.
00:49:11.000You know, you think about it, you brush your teeth, you take a shower.
00:49:14.000Think of all the crap you're breathing in.
00:49:59.000Really, I recommend you read the literature, the scientific data.
00:50:02.000Okay, so last week, this is something we really wanted to... Russia, the Ukraine, but more specifically what's happening with Russia and China.
00:50:09.000I was watching former Vice President Biden's very short speech for the largest military action taken since World War II on one country against another.
00:50:21.000But when I watched it and I heard what he was saying, and I want to get to it, then it forced me to do some digging.
00:50:27.000I immediately was concerned that, ah, This seems like the kind of play that could force Russia into a corner to create some kind of an alliance or partnership with China.
00:50:41.000And see if you can understand why I might have thought that last week.
00:50:46.000Mr. President, you didn't mention SWIFT in your sanctions that you announced.
00:51:49.000There are still actions that we can take right now.
00:51:51.000that would not only hurt Russia but would help Americans, help mitigate the damage done to
00:51:55.000everyday Americans, but that's really not of concern to this president. So there are practical
00:52:00.000solutions that we should all be on board with. Of course we can't because there really isn't a
00:52:04.000middle. When people try to say I'm a centrist, no, there's a radical left and there's a big
00:52:08.000old right-wing tent. That's what you've got right now.
00:52:10.000Think about, and I mean that for a second, Before I move on with the segment, people always say, like, oh, well, you know, it's actually the extremists on the right.
00:52:18.000If you look at the list of speakers, you look at the list of people, you have people like a Donald Trump, and then you have libertarians, let's say, but you have people who believe that black tar heroin should be legal and should be a state issue, and then you have people who are basically Mennonites.
00:53:01.000Because when you put these economic sanctions on them, they need to have some kind of business alliances, some kind of financial interests.
00:53:07.000That's a dangerous place to be, and I get that it's a sticky situation.
00:53:35.000Then announced that they would expel Russian banks from the SWIFT system.
00:53:38.000I will now propose to EU leaders the following measures.
00:53:42.000First, we commit to ensuring that a certain number of Russian banks are removed from SWIFT.
00:53:52.000This will ensure that these banks are disconnected from the international financial system and harm their ability to operate globally.
00:54:02.000SWIFT is the world's dominant global interbank payment system.
00:54:07.000Cutting banks off will stop them from conducting most of their financial transactions worldwide and effectively block Russian exports and imports.
00:54:18.000And she went on to sing Evita Sing G'night.
00:58:04.000And so in World War II, that's why they started out on the same team until Hitler attacked Russia.
00:58:08.000He would have been on the same team with the guy for a little longer.
00:58:11.000That's the same thing that can happen with China, right?
00:58:13.000So you're now pushing people who naturally can be a little bit of... That's a really, really good point because a lot of people say, well, a lot of people have said actually, Well, it's not really a concern because, you know, Putin is really anti-communist, which, I don't know.
00:58:36.000Now, I believe he's concerned with Russia's national interests at the cost of certain Russians, not only other members of, well, of Eastern Europe.
00:58:45.000But this is also important to note where you're talking about you can push people who would be natural enemies into becoming friends.
00:59:02.000And so it may not be convenient most of the time for these guys to be friends, but if you're backed into a corner and you have no way out, You tend to go to somebody who can help, and they're close, right?
01:02:53.000And they are strengthening ties right now.
01:02:55.000And this is what happens when you, if you just, if you just try and cripple someone economically, those without any kind of military action, it's a half in measure.
01:03:04.000And these people have to find some kind of, they have to.
01:03:16.000He's right that if you do this to Russia, they will get closer to China.
01:03:21.000And that's a big problem because every single issue that we face geopolitically, whether it's the climate change accords or whatever we're trying to do, China is always the wild card.
01:03:30.000I am warming up to China, but I keep them at tables length.
01:03:36.000It's actually safer for the people at the table because they can't kill you and miss you.
01:04:34.000The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Hua Chunying, discussed Western sanctions saying, this is, there's some quotes, China always opposes any illegal unilateral sanctions.
01:04:45.000has imposed more than 100 sanctions on Russia since 2011, which not only failed to solve the issue, but also harmed the legitimate rights and interests Of others.
01:04:53.000This is not just the foreign ministry.
01:04:57.000People always hold me to the standard of saying the names properly.
01:05:05.000You have any idea how impossible that is?
01:05:07.000So, the top diplomat in China also made these statements, or expressed these statements, I guess I have to say, to be careful, with the German foreign minister.
01:05:16.000China disapproves of the use of sanctions to solve problems, still less unilateral sanctions that have no basis in international law.
01:05:23.000And there's plenty of evidence, too, beyond this, beyond just what they've said, official Chinese spokespersons, and beyond what we see in the hundreds of billions of dollars in trade, and beyond what we see in these growing stronger ties, there's more to it than that.
01:05:36.000Yeah, they've actually refused to call this an invasion.
01:05:39.000I think they're calling it, they just went for a walk in another country with weapons.
01:05:44.000Yeah, he walking his dog around the table.
01:05:47.000And then Hoyway actually is training, I think, 50,000 Russians in cyber defense because right now the cyber attacks are probably pretty high on Russia.
01:05:55.000Obviously, they were dealing with some of that.
01:05:56.000And I just talked about the wheat restrictions a minute ago.
01:06:59.000That is World War III, if that kind of a superpower is created.
01:07:04.000Not saying we're there yet, but the signs are here.
01:07:08.000Diplomatically, economically, there have been major changes, and now you have a country that is really hell-bent on wanting to be a world superpower, right?
01:07:17.000There's a lot of saber-rattling, and they also want to be independent and not beholden to these international committees, which I can understand the sentiment of that.
01:07:26.000Being forced to prove that they're a superpower.
01:07:30.000If someone starts saying, like, screaming that they're a superpower, what you want to do is like, yeah, yeah, you're a superpower, we get it.
01:08:00.000He has a Napoleonic complex and we're like, hey, we're going to sanction your banks and he's like, here's the content, you want me to push?
01:08:06.000And Xi Jinping is shorter than actual Napoleon.
01:09:49.000So it's worse, if that is Chinese propaganda.
01:09:51.000I'm not saying that I didn't watch it and go, this seems like it might be scripted, all so I could see the reflection in the window of the guy holding a gun to his head.
01:09:59.000I thought it would be a creative choice.
01:10:00.000Well, Chinese women, rarely I feel like she was speaking from the heart.
01:10:04.000I feel like that was something that she was forced to say.
01:12:00.000Over three months, senior Biden administration officials held half a dozen urgent meetings with top Chinese officials in which the Americans presented intelligence showing Russia's troop buildup around Ukraine.
01:12:34.000It's like America knows they're just being babysat by their grandpa or like the country, the world just is like, oh, this This dude has dementia or babysitter. He just do whatever
01:13:08.000I can understand why some people who are uneducated on the idea of net transfers from federal income tax maybe think that people need to pay their fair share.
01:13:33.000I've never heard an argument that is logical or convincing, meaning one that I even believe someone who's arguing that position, namely being anti-school choice, one that they believe.
01:13:43.000I don't understand here the argument that former vice president had.
01:13:50.000How would he present the case for why sharing with China intel on the Russian troop buildup was a good idea?
01:15:12.000The problem with this is that all of this is a joke, but this is how these scenarios spin out of control because you have people who misread the situation and don't understand power and don't understand people that have power and actually exercising it.
01:15:25.000I'm sorry, Joe Biden, you are not powerful.
01:15:28.000Somebody like Vladimir Putin or somebody like Xi Jinping who is an autocrat or a dictator, former KGB guy, they may not be powerful in ways that we like, but they wield power.
01:15:38.000Because they will kill people that disagree with them.
01:15:46.000Inherently someone, as opposed to being naive, inherently someone who is willing to commit acts of evil, which you would have to admit, KGB.
01:15:55.000That is someone who has to understand human nature.
01:15:57.000To understand the idea of power, you have to understand human nature.
01:15:59.000You can look at Xi Jinping, you can look at the genocide that's being committed.
01:16:02.000And just to be clear, this is me actually being fair.
01:16:04.000Former Vice President Joe Biden has done nothing to that degree.
01:16:08.000Not knowingly committing an act of evil to this degree.
01:16:27.000That's the idea of, you know, original sin, the idea of a fallen man, right?
01:16:31.000This is some people who base their life, and this is one thing with, you know, a lot of people think that the left is inherently more compassionate.
01:16:37.000It's predicated on the idea that people are inherently good.
01:16:41.000That people will inherently be altruistic.
01:16:43.000That, oh, wait a second, yeah, if you give more money to the government, of course people are inherently good.
01:18:01.000The Russians were so hell-bent on doping that they actually found a way, they had trap doors where they would freeze people's, they would freeze, yeah, people's plural, yeah, I'm using it right, they would freeze folks, I'll use that, clean urine from like months or years ago so that they could immediately, up until competition, still be using obscene amounts of performance-enhancing drugs because that's not the urine that they were using.
01:18:24.000Well... So it's not the same as beating a test in a letter commissioned to the United States where you cycle on, you cycle off, you have to be subtle.
01:18:30.000There are kind of ways to find things that maybe aren't like, you know, crazy steroids and performance-enhancing drugs, but maybe things that might be such a small amount, you microdose.
01:18:37.000No, they were just going, go absolutely crazy and we will then freeze your piss from two years ago.
01:18:44.000That seems like fine stuff to do, and they also found a way to get the little canisters open.
01:18:50.000They had locks on them that were supposed to be impenetrable, and they're like, ah yes, we figured out how to open them and then replace the pieces.
01:18:56.000That would have honestly been my plan in high school.
01:18:59.000I don't know, man, you want to freeze your piss when it's clean?
01:19:04.000Let's get some frozen piss and then we can just put it in the jar.
01:19:33.000And really quickly, I know Russia, China, bad, right?
01:19:35.000And a lot of people have said we've been kind of elevating Ukraine to a level that maybe we shouldn't.
01:19:40.000There's a lot of negative stuff there, there's a lot of corruption, but the way that they are fighting... You can also argue that it was kind of a puppet installment of the Obama administration.
01:19:47.000Yeah, but the way that they are fighting right now, the citizens of Ukraine, like, I know there's a lot of fake information going around on, you know, Twitter, social media, everywhere, even, you know, news organizations like CNN, but I'm impressed by Zelensky and I'm impressed by the fight that they are putting up.
01:20:03.000So I want to make sure, like, I don't know if anybody, I don't know, I know they have Starlink now from Elon Musk, I know that he just put internet there, and it's like, hey, this is a fantastic development.
01:20:11.000I don't know if anybody watches from there, but, like, I think the rest of the world, except for the assholes in China, are on your side.
01:20:17.000Like, you are the underdog in this fight, and you guys are doing an amazing job from what we see.
01:21:45.000We had three years of Donald Trump, and now you're back to four years of former Vice President Biden.
01:21:49.000It's pretty tough to make that argument twice.
01:21:52.000In other words, it's pretty tough to go and say, oh, the good that happened under Trump was because of Obama, and now say, yeah, but actually, really, the Russia thing is Trump's fault.
01:22:00.000But you just said the good that happened under Trump was Barack Obama because there were eight years?
01:22:14.000And there are people who are waking up right now, not just in the United States, but Ukraine, Russia allows you to wake people up across the world.
01:22:22.000It doesn't take a genius to figure out eight years, three, and then within the first year, year and a half, we're right back to old habits.
01:22:31.000We've never in our lifetime had the ability to have the contrast of Eight years, a stark departure with Donald Trump, not even basically Republican until he ran.
01:22:43.000And then right back to the same person who was former vice president, same exact administration, especially when you see the exact same kinds of results economically, internationally.
01:23:34.000It's always easy to just criticize and bitch and not offer any constructive solutions.
01:23:37.000Now, I'm not in charge of domestic policy.
01:23:40.000However, what I am saying is people who are in charge of domestic policy, I know that you're watching the show.
01:23:45.000There are a lot of people out there, legislators, representatives who watch this show.
01:23:50.000We don't have to be dependent on Russia at all for energy.
01:23:53.000That affects Americans to a dramatic degree when we're talking about inflation, when we're talking about gas prices, and not just gas prices.
01:23:59.000You're talking about, in general, just globally, petroleum products.
01:24:02.000You're talking about, in general, energy costs, not just gas.
01:24:05.000We do not have to be dependent on a lot of these international relationships for hard goods and services.
01:24:15.000We can do a lot of this here in the United States if we open it up.
01:24:18.000Now, it's hard to get, you can get into, okay, textiles and steel and lumber, right?
01:24:21.000A lot of people don't realize this, 80%, do you know this?
01:24:24.00080% of a lot of American, or beef, in American grocery stores is not from the United States of America.