On this week's episode of DRAMATIC, Geraldine and Vanessa talk about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' unlikely path to becoming the next president of the United States, and why they think it's a good idea for her to run for president in 2020.
00:05:17.000And it's tough to keep track sometimes of the gain of function and, you know, Fauci, or as he's commonly referred to, the science, with gain of function.
00:05:28.000So there is something new that has come out that is even more damning.
00:05:31.000And I know it's kind of like Russiagate, you know, people sometimes they go, Oh, what happened?
00:05:35.000And I feel like this has been going on for a long time.
00:05:37.000No, there's new information that is as damning as any that has come out.
00:07:05.000Literally they had a stage of everybody.
00:07:07.000Think about it, there was Bernie Sanders, there was Swalwell, there was Hickenlooper, and then still Kamala Harris had to pull back, had to jerk the curtain and peer her ugly face in.
00:10:39.000My dad was in tears because I had been training Muay Thai at this point, and I walked right up to him, looked at him, and I turned my hips over like I was going to leg kick his stilt right out from under him, and he went, and then he almost fell, but just from the deke!
00:13:40.000And by the way, when people try and say like, oh it's racist to do voices or something, how did I know when I first watched that clip, within two seconds, the man filming is a gay black man?
00:14:44.000So before we move on to, uh, again, just because some people think that I was lying and I was not, uh, while giving a speech on voting rights in Atlanta.
00:14:52.000By voting rights, I mean no identification necessary.
00:17:37.000The House Republicans then released new emails.
00:17:40.000Now, these emails made it clear that, let me read the quote for you, by January 27, 2020, Dr. Fauci knew that the NIAID had funded EcoHealth, the WIV, Wuhan Institute of Virology, was a subgrantee of EcoHealth, and EcoHealth was not in compliance with its grant
00:17:53.000reporting in particular that the national infection they knew that they had gain of
00:17:57.000function potential okay for novel bat coronaviruses this is something that you
00:18:00.000already know I just want to make sure so you understand what is
00:18:04.000new now the emails also show that Fauci and Francis Collins colluded with other
00:18:11.000scientists to put down the lab leak theory So it's not that, okay, there was funding of the research and he was warned about it.
00:18:19.000Now there's no plausible deniability because there's evidence, all references available at ladderofcredit.com, link in the description, that they were saying, how do we punt this?
00:19:51.000Yeah, if a doctor's saying like, I don't know, I think there's a 30 or 40 percent chance that maybe it came from a lab, what that doctor is saying is, it came from a lab!
00:19:59.000That's why they scribble their names, so they're like, that's not my signature on your brother that OD'd on Vicodin.
00:22:25.000We know that there were doctors who were banned who said early on that we're seeing people in our practice in Southern California and this COVID-19 does not have the two to four percent mortality rate that was being touted at that point.
00:22:38.000We know that we've discounted those doctors, but what about in this case the doctors who were on a closed email chain with Fauci, meaning he was fine with it.
00:23:40.000Apparently 60% is very, very strongly.
00:23:44.000A number of very qualified evolutionary biologists have said that everything about stepwise evolution over time strongly indicates that it evolved in nature and then jumped species.
00:23:58.000Someone will say, well, maybe somebody took it from the lab, put it in the lab, and then it escaped from the lab.
00:24:06.000But that means it was in the wild to begin with.
00:24:10.000So that's why I don't get what they're talking about.
00:24:13.000If it isn't manipulated in the lab, and you're trying to say it escaped from the lab, then how did it get in the lab?
00:24:26.000At some point, there was something in nature, and then there was a lab, and we mutated it into an ungodly virus that didn't exist in nature, so I think that we can all agree this is from natural causes.
00:24:53.000His penis went out of, uh, it was thrown from the Camry from natural causes!
00:24:58.000Well, actually, Dr. Fauci, it would mean that it's been in the wild and it hasn't done anybody any harm until you brought it to a lab in the middle of a hugely populated place next to a wet market.
00:27:26.000Would bioethics by chance, and maybe she didn't look, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna get into conspiracy theories here, but those are the people who make sure that the things that you're doing are ethical, right?
00:28:25.000It's like I've been condemned to roam the Earth with a pumpkin head filled with science for the rest of my life, and it's the Fauci Lantern, or the Science Lantern.
00:29:21.000I would love to interview an actual practicing physician like Ben Shapiro's wife and see what she thinks about this.
00:29:27.000Someone who has stayed out of politics.
00:29:28.000Because people don't, like, we joke about it.
00:29:30.000She's actually, she's very qualified, and she's very good-looking, she's very smart.
00:29:34.000I remember the first time when I met Ben Shapiro, and he was just, you know, he was my lawyer, and he was so incredibly off-putting, that I then met his wife, and it was one of those things where I thought, well, okay, he has a plane.
00:30:47.000Bother gay men on their day off at Subway.
00:30:50.000So the New York Manhattan, I repeat myself, the Manhattan DA, this is the new DA there, Alvin Bragg, he's instituted a set of, you guys all know that New York sucks, right?
00:32:05.000Bragg thinks longer sentences do not deter crime or make society safer, and in low-level store robberies, lesser charges if a suspect, quote, displays a dangerous instrument, but does not create a genuine risk of physical harm.
00:32:19.000Why did you decide that your office would no longer prosecute the crimes that we listed there just a minute ago?
00:32:24.000And how will this bring more safety into the city?
00:33:33.000And in low-level store robberies, lesser charges if a suspect, quote, displays a dangerous instrument, but does not create a genuine risk of physical harm.
00:35:38.000But there does need to be some punishment.
00:35:40.000I mean, are you going to tell me that punishment doesn't deter crime at all?
00:35:45.000You're going to tell me that the fact that there are no punishments or consequences in New York City right now has nothing Is there anything to do with a skyrocketing violent crime rate?
00:35:55.000I could present you stats and I could present you resources and you could check the references at loudearthcrowder.com and we do provide them every single day but do I really need to to convince you that Manhattan is now a more dangerous place because they aren't sentencing criminals for committing crimes?
00:36:09.000Being locked up is a punishment, there's no doubt about it, but they also do need to focus, and I do agree with that, a little bit on rehabilitation because that should be part of the entire process.
00:36:20.000I think it works better than like, hey let's just say no bail and let them all back out and say give it the old college try.
00:36:27.000Or even it's better than in San Francisco where it's, well if it's not over nine hundred and something dollars then what are we talking about here?
00:36:34.000Yeah, well, I guess they assume that criminals can't do basic math.
00:36:37.000They're like, I was gonna steal $3,000 worth of equipment, but I guess I can't divide by three.
00:36:44.000I'm gonna straighten up and fly right.
00:39:27.000Hey, uh, by the way, before we move on from this, uh, I don't know if you know this, but CrowderShop.com, we have a lot, uh, yeah, we have a lot available there because, uh, for a while there was a, you know, there was a supply chain disruption.
00:39:38.000I don't know if you know the supply chain disruption.
00:41:00.000During the steal-the-vote speech, okay, when people say, like, look, I'm not saying that this wasn't in the past the most free and fair election in history, and I'm not saying that going forward allowing people without ID to vote will be anything other than the most free and fair and secure elections in history.
00:41:16.000I just want to be really clear, YouTube.
00:41:19.000Again, we're always on Rumble if that results in, you know, a problem, which it could.
00:41:25.000So I want to be clear, because this sort of stems from Georgia, right?
00:41:27.000Everyone's been going after Georgia for a while.
00:41:29.000But now you're talking about former Vice President Biden wanting to nationalize these leftist utopian policies in their minds for voting.
00:41:38.000And I'll explain to you exactly what they are.
00:41:40.000But first, let's go to the speech from former Vice President Biden, where he actually called opponents of his bill, domestic enemies.
00:41:48.000And I think somewhere, well, just watch.
00:42:49.000First off, they want to federalize the electoral process, control all of it.
00:42:54.000Whereas states, and I understand the argument to it when you have states like Pennsylvania, this last election where they basically created laws last minute that went against their own state's constitution.
00:43:03.000And then the court said, well, it's too late now.
00:43:08.000So they want to federalize, basically, the way of conducting elections, which of course flies in the face of checks and balances and why we have states to begin with.
00:44:43.000It also requires same-day online registration.
00:44:47.000And it prevents states from blocking, this is something important, it prevents states from blocking donations of food or water to voters in line.
00:45:53.000The bill would... This is what's concerning.
00:45:56.000Again, it sounds good, just like this idea of pro-choice.
00:46:01.000That doesn't make any sense when you actually understand it.
00:46:02.000Common sense gun control would ban pretty much every handgun that people here own when you look at what they're discussing.
00:46:08.000So here they say this bill would ban the dissemination of false information, is their word, used to deter eligible voters.
00:46:16.000And by the way, who's an eligible voter?
00:46:18.000Anyone, including people who live in Honduras.
00:46:20.000Now, who would determine false information?
00:46:24.000Keep that in mind, and this is the thing, when Fauci, who's unelected, has determined what is true, what is false information, and we now know that he was given information from other qualified scientists, we just discussed this, and he said, you know what, no, I am the science, I'm going to declare the lab leak theory false.
00:49:06.000We don't... No, your own immune system is certainly not something that... And we've never promoted that, because I know for sure, because I went to the website where they did have it, but then they deleted it, so I know that it never existed.
00:50:30.000The Constitution of the United States gives the Congress the power to pass legislation, and nowhere, nowhere does the Constitution give a minority the right to unilaterally block legislation.
00:51:09.000It's like the thing on the desk that never stops.
00:51:13.000I get up in the morning and they just swing-a-ling-a-ding-a-ling.
00:51:18.000Maybe if your proposals were more popular.
00:51:21.000Here's the thing, they want to get rid of the filibuster because a filibuster is a failsafe.
00:51:24.000When people bitch about gridlock, you should be on your knees thankful for gridlock.
00:51:30.000The whole reason that we have these systems of checks and balances in place is so that it is not as easy to fundamentally transform the country.
00:51:37.000When I say this to people, sometimes I get surprised.
00:51:40.000When I say, actually no, the United States is the longest standing constitutional democracy, whatever you want to say, constitutional republic.
00:51:45.000Basically, free country with the current system of government that exists in the world.
00:52:13.000If you like mob rule, go over to Australia, where, well, I don't even think there was a vote, but you can put people in concentration camps, I'm sorry, trailer parks, as they quarantine for 14 days.
00:52:48.000By the way, the longest filibusters in history ever, two, okay?
00:52:54.000Strom Thurmond, before we became an anti-racist Republican, back when he was a Democrat, and Robert Byrd, and they were both Democrats, and they were both against the Civil Rights Act.
00:53:04.000And if you look at the total time a filibuster spent, the Democrats have the corner on that.
00:53:08.000They filibustered more than Republicans historically.
00:53:11.000They just don't like it at this point, When they want to ram through unpopular, unconstitutional voting bills.
00:53:24.000We're not able to transform not only the will of our party, but we need to ram through something that is actually against, directly goes against the will of the people.
00:53:51.000The rights of the majority do not trample the rights of the minority.
00:53:53.000That's why we have a constitutional republic.
00:53:56.000Former Vice President Joe Biden, when he says a majority, here's what's scary.
00:54:00.000He's not even talking about your will.
00:54:02.000He's talking about the majority of elite politicians and unelected bureaucrats.
00:54:07.000When he says there shouldn't be the right of the minority to stop the majority, the majority of Americans want some kind of voter ID!
00:54:13.000The majority of Americans think it's already required!
00:54:17.000You're saying the Republicans shouldn't have the right to block the majority of Democrats, which, by the way, also goes against both the majority opinion in the United States and, of course, infringes upon the right of both the majority and minority.
00:54:31.000When we're talking about the American public, let's be really clear here.
00:54:33.000When he uses the term majority, he's talking about the Democrat Party, and it's a 50-50 split!
00:54:45.000Current leader Chuck Schumer I think actually did a video on it in 2017 saying that you cannot get rid of the filibuster back when he was using it for his own purposes and also Nancy Pelosi has spoken on it.
00:54:54.000So there's some really high profile people out there that are on our side.
00:55:29.000So yesterday, CNN, too, they discussed a voting rights group's boycott of Biden's speech, which I know you're saying, well, hold on a second, why would they?
00:55:36.000Of course, CNN is going to CNN and make it a, take a guess, take a guess.
00:55:47.000Yeah, well, the optics of this right now look terrible because you mentioned Stacey Abrams.
00:55:51.000Here we have the country's most famous and arguably one of the most effective voting rights activists who is skipping a speech by the president on voting rights in her home state.
00:56:02.000Historically, we faced this before as a democracy in the 19th century during Reconstruction.
00:56:09.000The parties were realigned in that historical context.
00:56:12.000So the Republican Party was the party of civil rights.
00:56:15.000The Democratic Party was the party Now, it's really easy to take that gay black man at his word.
00:56:44.000Here's the thing, it's not that when you say now Republicans, for example, oppose affirmative action or racial quotas, it's not that the Republicans, who were the party of freeing the slaves, the Republicans, who were the party of the Civil Rights Act, it's not that the Republicans became racist, it's that your policies, like racial quotas or assuming that black people can't procure ID, are racist.
00:57:27.000It's like a plantation owner in his seersucker suit drinking a mint julep, cracking the whip on his slaves going, I won't have any racism around here.
00:58:09.000But no, they took a left turn and went to voter ID being racist.
00:58:16.000This is not a parody commercial to try and convince you to support the federalization of elections requiring no voter ID that was running on CNN here.
00:58:28.000Far away beach, the generation called our greatest, saved the world from tyranny.
00:58:34.000In an office we know as Oval, a new generation president faced down an imminent threat of nuclear war.
00:58:42.000On a bridge in Selma, Alabama, the preacher of his time marched us straight to passing voting rights for every
00:58:50.000All right At a gate in West Berlin, a late-generation American president demanded an enemy superpower tear down a wall and liberate a continent.
00:59:01.000American generations answering the call of their time with American ideals.
00:59:10.000For today's generation of leaders, the call has come again to protect our freedom to vote, to fortify our democracy by passing the Freedom to Vote Act and the John Lewis Voting Rights Act.
00:59:22.000Because America... We are not going back!
00:59:53.000Keep in mind, now look, can you guys see this picture of Andrew Breitbart?
00:59:59.000I was a club comic before Andrew Breitbart gave me a shot to write on his website, Big Hollywood.
01:00:03.000There was a time when it was, I believe it was Clyburn and Lewis.
01:00:07.000Who walked up the congressional steps, and this is when they were trying to paint the Tea Party as racist for opposing Barack Obama, and they claimed that people spat on them and called them the N-word.
01:00:16.000John Lewis said this, Clyburn said this, and this is sort of at the dawn of smartphones, and you can watch the footage where everyone has their camera phones on.
01:00:25.000And you can watch footage from every single point of their march up those steps And there's never an N-word uttered.
01:00:35.000Andrew Breitbart offered $100,000 to the United Negroes College Fund for anyone who could produce any evidence.
01:00:42.000So the guy who lied about being called the N-word because people were opposing record spending, this is what the Tea Party was, this is the guy who is now saying, by the way, unless you support this voting rights bill, it's racist.
01:01:15.000Right underneath it is it has to be secure.
01:01:17.000That's all these states are really doing.
01:01:19.000Now you may disagree with some policies in some states because you don't like how they're doing it or they're moving days and hours around, but they're trying to secure the elections.
01:01:26.000If you cannot audit an election and the public does not believe the election is secure, you might as well not have elections.
01:01:33.000This is one of those areas too where people don't understand.
01:01:35.000I always say there really is no conservative wing in other countries like in European countries and Canada.
01:01:41.000That being said, these countries that are far more liberal It's absurd to them that you would be able to vote by mail without any form of ID.
01:02:04.000I have, I had no idea we had so many, uh, Vladimir Doves here in Russia, and only people who vote against me were Pussy Riot, but they were late.
01:02:52.000At the very least, much more quickly than the Native Americans who never ended tribalism and the idea of racial inferiority the entire time they were here.
01:03:01.000So, when people say, give it back to First Nations!
01:03:08.000They believed that certain tribes were inferior.
01:03:10.000Now, you see them as looking the same, but keep in mind the Algonquins and the Iroquois would obviously be far more different than a white American and a black American.
01:04:26.000Yes, Grand Wizard, these were actual rankings in the KKK.
01:04:30.000Grand Wizard, Exalted Cyclops, Grand Giant, Grand Dragon, Grand Magi, Council of the Centaurs.
01:04:38.000Here's the thing, a lot of people don't know this, it got out of hand, but really the KKK, and this is the more you know, It was, uh, the racist thing was a front for the fact that
01:04:49.000they were really, uh, the KKK was a nerd Dungeons and Dragons group.