In this episode of The Political Shirts Project, host Ian Crossland is joined by Whitecoast Waste Project's Justin Goodwin to discuss the latest in the Jussie Smollett, Chris Cuomo and Jeffrey Toobin scandals, and more.
00:00:26.000He's going to trial the Osundaro brothers who claim who are allegedly were hired by him to stage this hoax are going to be testifying against him.
00:00:35.000At least that's what I've been hearing.
00:00:36.000We've got Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, stepping down.
00:00:40.000We've got Joe Biden saying we don't need to do any lockdowns for now, so long as you get vaccinated.
00:00:45.000And now reports are coming out saying, oops, It's actually a three-dose vaccine, not a booster.
00:00:52.000Well, the definitions are going to change.
00:00:54.000We got Anthony Fauci coming out once again for, I think, I don't know how many times that I am the science, then getting slammed by politicians.
00:01:00.000And we decided to start off with Chris Cuomo because this is a big media story.
00:01:05.000Cuomo, Chris Cuomo on CNN, was covering for his brother amid assault allegations.
00:01:11.000We'll keep it a little family-friendly.
00:01:13.000And he was apparently stalking the victims and trying to dig up dirt on them and even crafted the PR statement for his brother.
00:02:02.000Protecting them from evil guys like that.
00:02:05.000Yeah, so we actually have a story on TimCast.com, of which you guys were the source for it, that Fauci is conducting maximum pain experiments on primates on Monkey Island.
00:02:52.000It costs taxpayers $20 billion a year.
00:02:55.000Billion with a B. I mean, we can just look at all these lefties and be like, hey, how about we all agree and we like, I don't know, fund roads or something.
00:03:02.000Or put it towards some kind of health care project.
00:03:04.000I think it's better than torturing animals and stuff like that.
00:03:06.000Or just don't steal the money in the first place and let people keep their income.
00:03:12.000Lots of news to get into today, including the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, which just began, with, of course, James Comey's daughter, who's one of the lead prosecutors, and the same person who admittedly lost the Epstein prison tapes.
00:03:26.000We're going to be talking about that probably in the after section, but I think today's shirt that I'm wearing definitely is appropriate for our conversation.
00:03:33.000It says Fauci lied, people died, and I think I might have to add another audible to the shirt saying people, monkeys, dogs, and a whole bunch of other people and creatures that we don't even know about.
00:04:41.000So what I'm holding here, for those that can see it, is a battery pack.
00:04:45.000I think everybody should have a battery pack for your phone.
00:04:47.000Um, when I was doing live streaming on the ground, I had like four or five of these, but they were basic wall chargers, and they didn't have lights on them.
00:04:55.000They didn't have three different charger ports, and they weren't able to charge through solar.
00:04:58.000So right now as I'm holding this up, there's little lights.
00:05:00.000You can see this thing is actually charging up from the room lights.
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00:05:59.000And charges three devices simultaneously.
00:06:01.000I actually, we needed one of these recently, and I'm really glad that they sent us this, because I needed it, and I'm really excited, so this is really cool.
00:06:08.000Plus, we've been doing these trips, we're planning on going about once a month off in the RV.
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00:07:19.000Daily Mail reports CNN says Chris Cuomo's fate will be decided in the next several days after text messages revealed he wrote Andrew's pest rebuttals, assault pest rebuttals, and used sources to dig dirt on accuser.
00:07:34.000Victim says system protects powerful men from accountability.
00:07:38.000Newly released texts show how CNN host Chris Cuomo helped strategize his brother's response to harassment allegations.
00:07:44.000CNN told DailyMail.com that the transcripts of Cuomo's interview with investigators in the texts will be reviewed.
00:07:49.000We will be having a conversation and seeking additional clarity about their significance as they relate to CNN over the next several days.
00:07:55.000So maybe he won't be fired, but we'll see.
00:07:58.000A March 1st message he sent to the governor's chief aide, Melissa DeRosa, included a suggested written response Andrew Cuomo should have used.
00:08:06.000The messages were released by the New York Attorney General's office Monday.
00:08:10.000In one, Chris said his friend asked actor Alec Baldwin To post a 14-minute video rant on Instagram in defense of his disgraced governor brother.
00:08:19.000Grissetti asked his friend to tell Baldwin to stay out of the scandal.
00:08:23.000The text also revealed the television personality was investigating one woman who accused the ex-politician of trying to kiss her at a wedding.
00:08:30.000All right, Cuomo, he's not a journalist.
00:08:44.000Danny, Polish Chuck, I'm probably pronouncing your name wrong, Danny.
00:08:47.000But they had this funny bit on their podcast about how, you know, it would just really irk the media by calling all their journalists content creators.
00:08:54.000And Ryan Long is like, the right would roll with it and be like, I guess, whatever.
00:09:01.000Chris Cuomo's not doing journalism here.
00:09:03.000He's directly intervening in a political scandal, using a media network to protect his corrupt brother who assaulted women, who had killed the elderly, and all of this, CNN helped cover up.
00:10:50.000Obviously, CNN put a false strike on one of my videos and prevented me from doing live streams when I had a live show because I played a portion of the president's speech, which was during the State of the Union.
00:11:01.000So they rigged the algorithm in many different ways.
00:11:05.000Regardless, Chris Cuomo should be obviously fired here, but with the low reputation that CNN has, will he?
00:11:12.000That's the larger question that I think a lot of people are asking themselves.
00:11:15.000How long did it take you to write all that?
00:11:17.000During the show, you're doing the introduction.
00:11:36.000No, I think it was this morning maybe.
00:11:38.000I usually wake up and then I just like, I don't know man, I'm coming off a groggy weird dream and I'm like vaguely remembering what's going on.
00:11:46.000I immediately pick up my phone right when I wake up and I hit up Twitter.
00:11:49.000And then the first thing I saw was a tweet from Brian Stelter about the Omicron variant.
00:11:53.000And then I was just like, And I was like, oh, wait a minute, this is a good idea.
00:11:58.000I was like, we should just name the variants after CNN's lineup.
00:12:02.000And so I was like, I'm not going to call it Omicron, I'm going to call it the Lemon Variant.
00:12:05.000Because lemon's actually like a regular word, too.
00:12:08.000And so we'll just name all the variants after CNN hosts.
00:12:11.000And I call them content creators, too, because I agree, like, they're not journalists.
00:12:17.000And truth be told, this is really important.
00:12:19.000Seriously, we talk about CNN's ratings being complete trash and in the gutter, and that's true, but they do get a ton of YouTube video views because YouTube promotes them.
00:12:30.000So CNN's lineup, they get, I think they get like 100 to 200k in the key demo, and like all together it's only like 400, so they're well below the ratings of this show.
00:12:41.000And I'm not saying that to like brag or something, I'm just pointing out like they're irrelevant.
00:12:45.000But they get the YouTube views more than we do, and we're on YouTube.
00:12:54.000A lot of that is the algorithm literally pushing them, no matter who's online.
00:12:59.000Usually the algorithm is curated for a particular audience, but you look up any kind of news-related event, CNN is top up up there.
00:13:08.000So they have a huge advantage over, of course, independent media when they're causing real-life harm.
00:13:15.000CNN and other corporate media make the argument that ... independent media is causing harm to the general public by ... lying and spreading misinformation well number one ... look at exactly what CNN did whether it's Hurricane Katrina ... the 2008 bailouts whether it's the weapons of mass ... destruction time and time again they kept lying through ... their teeth that led to real life consequences even on a ... smaller micro level when we look at.
00:13:40.000Chris Cuomo literally going after, looking up dirt, using CNN's resources to go after the accusers of his brother, who's governor of New York, who's been accused of doing really inappropriate stuff to other female members of his staff.
00:13:56.000Family-friendly show, we can't get really into the details here.
00:13:58.000A lot of it is also vague, but that should be the least thing that Cuomo should be in trouble for.
00:14:32.000It wasn't just people feeling uncomfortable.
00:14:33.000It was also people being touched in other private areas.
00:14:37.000It was also forcefully kissing them and making them feel really uncomfortable by making a lot of innuendos and kind of demands.
00:14:43.000And of course, you know, that thing is still nothing compared to what he did to the state of New York during, of course, the beginning of COVID with his policy when it came to elderly homes and the larger impact that he had on the large number of people that died as a consequence because of his direct policies that kill people.
00:15:04.000So that to me should be the bigger controversy.
00:15:07.000It shouldn't be, of course, a lot of the PR stuff.
00:15:11.000It shouldn't be a lot of the lighter stuff because there is some lighter stuff mixed in with some of the heavier stuff.
00:15:16.000But this shows a kind of characterization of someone who's above the law, Who thinks that they could do whatever they want, who routinely abuses people around them, and they think they could get away with it because they're in a high position of power.
00:15:31.000That's the kind of greaseball thinking that should be called out because it leads to, of course, on a lower level, people feeling uncomfortable.
00:15:39.000On a bigger level, grandma being pushed in with the latest COVID cases inside of her nursing home because he thinks he could get away with it.
00:15:52.000So those numbers are probably a lot bigger.
00:15:55.000And the fact that he made that policy, the fact that he hid that policy is also another big aspect here because he was caught lying, manipulating the data, manipulating the information.
00:16:06.000The new governor of New York came out and said, hey, there's actually a lot more people here that were caught up in this.
00:16:11.000There's actually a lot more people here that were affected by this that we didn't even know about.
00:16:16.000And I mean, when you get to this kind of level of sociopathic thinking, this kind of level of making these decisions that impact people so negatively, this is absolutely nothing.
00:16:26.000But it still should be called out for.
00:16:28.000They still should be held accountable for all the egregious actions that they're doing.
00:16:31.000It's because they hated Trump so much.
00:16:32.000It was that Trump sent in the Mercy naval vessel, and the Javits Center had been opened for emergency usage.
00:16:39.000And the Mercy, I don't believe, was ever used to make, like, one or two beds or something.
00:16:43.000The Javits was at 30%, but Cuomo was like, eh, let's not give Trump a win.
00:16:47.000And so he put recovering COVID patients who were still infectious into nursing homes.
00:16:51.000And in Pennsylvania, where this was happening, too, under Governor Tom Wolf, it was the now admiral... Yeah, honorary admiral of...
00:17:02.000Whatever, Biden's appointee for health services, Rachel Levine, right?
00:17:07.000Took their parents out of a nursing home just before the sick people were put in.
00:17:11.000That shows foreknowledge that they were going to be killing the elderly.
00:17:18.000They had hospitals that were wide open in the middle of Central Park that were just put there.
00:17:23.000They were field hospitals and there was no one in them.
00:17:26.000So why would you do this kind of policy?
00:17:31.000And the fact that he didn't go down for that, the fact that he went down for something else later down the line shows you that there's bigger things at hand here.
00:17:37.000There's more political manipulation here.
00:17:40.000There's a bigger power structure that probably did ensue between the Como's and another power structure.
00:17:47.000There was probably a bigger ask by the power structure that Como probably didn't want to go along with.
00:17:52.000But also with this latest revelation, this is another aspect to talk about here because this was the New York Attorney General that released these text messages.
00:18:04.000And for people to think that this is not political, that this is not done in a bigger power grab, is also, I would say, a little bit naive.
00:18:11.000Since, of course, most New York politics is extremely political, extremely related to criminal organizations, criminal gangs as well.
00:18:19.000So I do believe that there's a bigger power struggle here, and they're going after the Comos, bringing them down, because of something else that we might not even know about, personally, from my own opinion.
00:18:29.000Let's wrap this back to the media aspect of it all, because when, you know, CNN lies and the mainstream press lie over and over again, one of the outlets that we have is social media.
00:18:39.000However, as most everybody knows, one of the biggest stories of our generation, the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, was censored by Twitter and Facebook.
00:18:47.000They literally blocked sharing of this link, even in private messages.
00:18:50.000Likely just to help Joe Biden win the election.
00:18:53.000Polling from Esmussen and a couple other outlets came out showing that people, I think by like seven percentage points, would have not voted for Joe Biden had they known about the laptop scandal and the things that Joe Biden had been doing.
00:19:05.000Well, with that being said, we have this story here.
00:19:32.000So, when I was talking to Jack, and I've talked to him several times since I met him on the Joe Rogan podcast, He was talking about a path to redemption for those that get banned.
00:19:43.000You can't make, you know, it a life sentence because you said a naughty word or whatever.
00:19:47.000He talked about solving the problem and bringing about decentralization and what did he do after all these years?
00:19:52.000Literally nothing but quit and appoint someone who is as woke or woker than he is.
00:19:58.000This new guy, the Chief Technology Officer Parag Agrawal, he's got this interview where, I mean it's gone viral, he basically says, let me see if I can pull it up.
00:20:07.000They ask him about it and let me make sure I can pull up the part where he talks about the First Amendment.
00:20:13.000He's asked about free speech on Twitter, so we can expect things to get a whole lot worse.
00:20:18.000He says, you're caught in a bit of a hard place, this is the interviewer, Litchfield, as somebody in the audience is also pointing out, that you're trying to combat misinformation.
00:20:25.000You also want to protect free speech as a core value, and also in the U.S.
00:20:31.000He said, our role is not to be bound by the First Amendment, but our role is to serve a healthy public conversation, and our moves are reflective of things that we believe lead to a healthier public conversation.
00:20:43.000The kinds of things that we do about this is focused less on thinking about free speech, but thinking about how the times have changed.
00:20:50.000One of the changes today that we see is speech is easy on the internet.
00:21:03.000Some subset of it gets attention, and so increasingly our role is moving towards how we recommend content, and that sort of is a struggle.
00:21:10.000That we're working through in terms of how we make sure these recommendation systems that we're building, how we direct people's attention in leading to a healthy public conversation that is most participatory.
00:21:20.000Code word for we know what's better for you than you do.
00:21:23.000And we're going to make sure that conversations we deem to be the healthy ones are had and promoted and your ideas aren't.
00:21:31.000They directly remove news stories that are bad for their psychotic goals and agendas.
00:21:36.000And I want to give a shout out real quick to Project Veritas.
00:21:39.000Who has those undercover videos of Bernie Sanders supporters and Democrat staffers talking about being violent and manipulating people and talking about gulags.
00:21:48.000Because if you ever talk to these Antifa people in private, they will straight up tell you they intend to kill millions of people.
00:21:57.000I mean, literally go to these meetings.
00:21:59.000And they will calmly, these anti-fafar leftists, calmly and rationally say things like, you know, if we want communism, we have to reconcile with the fact that there's going to be, you know, tens of millions of people who will actively resist, many of whom will violently resist, to uphold capitalism, white supremacy, insert buzzword.
00:22:16.000And they'll say, well, those people have to be sent to the gulags to break rocks to understand what hard work really means, many of whom will die.
00:22:24.000When you see stories like this and you've got psychotic, egomaniacal lunatics like this guy Agrawal and Jack Dorsey saying, we know what's healthy, not you, you don't get to speak.
00:22:37.000What do you think the future will look like under that kind of person?
00:22:40.000We were already in that spot with CEO Jack Dorsey, but I gotta be honest, Jack Dorsey didn't do a whole lot, and he still was willing to go on shows and talk to people.
00:22:48.000This guy, I think, is going to be much more locked down, much more robotic, PR-oriented, just garbage statements put out, lies, manipulation, and...
00:22:59.000As much as I think Twitter is trash, it does still have that opportunity to spread news outside the mainstream, whereas CNN is a pollutant.
00:23:07.000I know with you guys at White Coat, getting these stories out probably is difficult because I don't think CNN would go near anything that smears Fauci.
00:23:15.000No, it's been hard to get mainstream media coverage for anything criticizing Fauci, particularly in this administration.
00:24:01.000They were like, bring Jack Dorsey back on because he was a co-founder and it'll look really good to our investors or whatever.
00:24:09.000And then Jack just basically made a bunch of boring, nonsensical, ideological public statements and never actually implemented anything.
00:24:17.000I mean, this is going to be a very interesting transition of power, I believe, because I think there's going to be some kind of difference that we're going to be feeling with this kind of transition.
00:24:28.000This new guy coming in, he also has ties to, of course, Snopes and PolitiFact.
00:24:33.000It's going to be interesting to see how he implements this.
00:24:35.000A lot of people are bringing up his old tweet from 2010, where he talked about, if you're going to talk about Muslims being all extremists, then you shouldn't distinguish between white people and racists.
00:24:46.000Of course, there's a lot of different context behind that.
00:25:18.000But I've personally noticed having a lot more fun and a lot more freedom on Twitter than I would on Instagram and Facebook because I've been getting fact-checked a lot more on Facebook and Instagram than I have on Twitter.
00:25:30.000And there's a lot of stuff I get away with on Twitter that I would naturally not get away with.
00:25:33.000Now, of course, I could be mixed in the crowd.
00:25:43.000Well, it's not that Twitter's better, it's that they're all different.
00:25:46.000Facebook is the worst by far, because they ban everything, they put fake fact checks on things, they empower political actors to lie about statements, you know, I've made or you make.
00:25:55.000YouTube is actually decent in some areas, but really, really bad in terms of general censorship.
00:26:01.000Twitter is good in some areas, but really, really bad in terms of censorship, sure.
00:26:06.000You know, Twitter allows you to talk about a lot of things, like Fauci and the vaccines, if you're just tweeting, but what you don't know is when they shadow ban you.
00:26:13.000And then you've got to do a check, or they won't verify certain people.
00:26:15.000They won't verify, you know, actually, I think they banned James O'Keefe completely.
00:26:21.000There's a lot of people they won't verify, and that verification is a sign of credibility, and they know it, and trust.
00:26:27.000Now, YouTube allows you to say some things, but YouTube is worse than Twitter.
00:26:31.000So I think it's fair to point out they're all bad, but if, like, I was gonna give a censorship score where a positive score means you're pro-free speech and a negative score means you oppose free speech, then, you know, Facebook is, like, a negative 93, and YouTube is a negative 65, and then Twitter is a negative, you know, 47.
00:26:49.000Yeah, all opposed to free speech like a 43 or 50 maybe but I'm along the same lines But it's still one of the still one of the places where you could share a lot of controversial ideas without having the banhammer Instagram I know oh, I'm gonna post this I'm gonna get banned.
00:27:04.000I just know so so there's also something interesting happening with Jack Dorsey tweeting a lot of very Curious stuff.
00:27:11.000He tweeted out Murray's Rothbard's book, Anatomy of the State, recently as well.
00:27:18.000He's really into Bitcoin, so I don't know, maybe he got surprised dosed and had some kind of revelation.
00:27:24.000There's also rumors of him having a shakeup, an argument with Elliott Management.
00:27:29.000That's the hedge fund that's pretty much Has a substantial stake in Twitter so I wouldn't be surprised if there were some bigger moves here made Jack Dorsey also just previously said a couple months ago if he wasn't working at Twitter he would be working in Bitcoin so just the fact that he has promoted Bitcoin as much as he can that he even tweeted out Murray's Rothbard book is pretty huge so there might be some kind of
00:27:54.000Waking up or some kind of internal conflict that we don't even know about that has caused this larger shake-up, which I do believe there's going to be some ramifications of.
00:28:03.000Maybe, you know, I don't want to take just the direct pessimistic view of this guy as a do-nothing hypocrite.
00:28:08.000Maybe the reality is there is a lot of stuff that Jack Dorsey talked about doing with Bitcoin, with crypto, with decentralization, and maybe he just couldn't do it.
00:28:48.000But in all these years, he's never gotten any of that done.
00:28:52.000So maybe he's just completely ineffective and it was a waste of time for him to even bother at Twitter.
00:28:57.000Maybe we shouldn't give the man the benefit of the doubt because he's never proven anything he's done was in the right direction in terms of helping people on the social media platform.
00:29:08.000I don't know too much about it, that other company that he started in 2009.
00:29:12.000He basically left Twitter in 2010, resigned as CEO, started Square, which is like a financial app, and then they brought him back for the face game to look nice.
00:29:23.000If we could get him to sit down and talk about... I mean, he probably won't be able to even talk about the inner drama that happened with a lot of the bigger players behind Twitter, because Twitter has a lot of big players.
00:29:33.000Twitter also has a lot of Saudi Arabian investment.
00:29:37.000So there's a lot of things happening behind the doors that we don't even know about, that I wish I could be a fly on the wall when they're discussing a lot of these issues.
00:30:00.000Be like, hey, do you want to come and have a conversation about What's going on here?
00:30:04.000We want to give you a fair play to address yourself and talk about your larger projects.
00:30:09.000I think I would love to question him on a lot of different stuff, but we'll see what he's able to say and what he's not able to say.
00:30:16.000I think all this stuff from this new CTO, former CTO, I think it really smacks of this rank elitism.
00:30:23.000Because talking about how we know what's best for you, Just it looks exactly like currently the science community talking about, we know what's best for you.
00:30:31.000And even when people are actively being hurt by some of these things that they're pushing through, they're like, we still know what's best for you.
00:30:40.000And Thomas Sowell talks about this too.
00:30:42.000He talks about how we're entrusting a lot of society to people who pay no price for being wrong.
00:30:48.000Somebody pointed out on Twitter earlier today, they were like, um, it's really interesting that we locked down, that millions of people are like out of work, that people are committing suicide, left, right, and center.
00:30:57.000And the only people who are paying no price for this are the people who put it into place.
00:31:08.000Someone commented on my Facebook, because I said something, I don't know what it was about, it was probably about like lockdowns or Australia.
00:31:14.000like I wonder what Occupy Tim would be saying about Tim today. He'd probably be saying things
00:31:20.000like, oh, you got really into guns. Everything else seems to be all right. Like freedom,
00:31:25.000liberty, free speech. Like when I was at Occupy defending people's right to free speech, I'm like,
00:31:29.000it's for the same reason. I don't agree with their politics, but like, by all means, do your
00:31:32.000protests complain about the elites. But I bring that up because of what you were saying about the
00:31:36.000elites. Here we are as a show that gets smeared, or we get insulted, we get smeared, they claim
00:31:40.000we're right wing or whatever, which whatever that means.
00:31:43.000And we're literally like, the 1%, rah, you know, the elites are ripping us off. Steve Bannon
00:31:47.000comes on the show, and he's like, you got to tax the rich man. And I was like, Steve, that's
00:31:50.000a far left position, you know, like, it's not the conservative or the right wing that wants to
00:31:54.000do that. And he's like, well, you know, the billionaires are ripping you off. And I'm like, all
00:32:56.000We should invite a leftist populist to come on the show with Steve Bannon so we can hear them say, I agree the entire show and just break the narrative.
00:33:05.000Seriously, Kyle Kalinske, you want to come on the show with Steve Bannon?
00:33:30.000Yeah, I mean if it wasn't for big tech social media, if it wasn't for the corporate media,
00:33:33.000we would figure out that we have a lot more in common than we do that's dividing us.
00:33:38.000I think there is a larger divide and conquer agenda.
00:33:40.000I think there's even things made up to divide us, whether it's sex and gender or beliefs or ideologies.
00:33:46.000I think a lot of it is interjected in a way where it's divisive and it's divisive on purpose.
00:33:50.000So, of course, we keep fighting each other instead of realizing the larger, bigger players out there who are screwing everyone else over Literally committing one of the largest transfers of wealth in recorded human history, which is ongoing right now because of this pandemic, which, of course, is creating a new billionaire class that is becoming richer than ever, and everyone else is getting screwed over.
00:34:11.000What was that guy's name who was a part of the Trump administration?
00:34:22.000But he probably came from that perspective after he heard a lot of my critiques of the kind of ruling establishment, because a lot of people correlate the two, but it's further from the truth.
00:34:33.000But if I would say on a political spectrum, I probably have a lot of issues that a lot of Bernie supporters would probably agree with me on if they were able to hear me out, if they were able to talk to me, if they were able to have a real honest conversation And I think that's what a lot of people are afraid of.
00:34:50.000They're afraid of people sitting down, having that real conversation, being
00:34:54.000able to discuss their differences in a way that's peaceful and respectful.
00:34:58.000Because when you do that, you break down all the things that are, of course, are
00:35:01.000screwing people over and conning them into this left, right divide and conquer game.
00:35:06.000I think if we ask Steve Bannon, if we got him with Kyle Kulinski, he'd probably
00:35:28.000But I also, I don't think Kyle is the kind of person who would play, you know, stupid games like a lot of, a lot of, you know, grifter types on the left or the right would do.
00:35:36.000The right always wants to come on for a debate no matter who they are, but a lot of people on the left are worried about cancel culture and stuff.
00:35:41.000I just want to say this real quick before we go to the next story.
00:35:47.000We'll set it up, and I think it'll be an awesome conversation, and we'll talk through all these issues about where we agree, where we disagree.
00:36:00.000He had a tweet where he was like, I just want a Democrat that's not ultra-woke and isn't gonna bow down to the media, and I'm like, Yes, yes.
00:36:15.000If we had a Democrat who wasn't just falling in line with Pelosi and the rest of the party, who actually was like, hey, I'm kind of more to the left than the Republicans, but we agree on what the truth is.
00:36:59.000They're the ones that get attacked the most viciously by their own side.
00:37:03.000So seeing that happen is also very frustrating because you see a lot of people play up to the mob and try to be popular and try to play up to their audience members or their comment section.
00:37:12.000And you should never do that because a lot of it is gamed.
00:37:49.000Sad little man, there's fingers pointing at him, he sings a song, and they actually take it down.
00:37:54.000Now, the video has been reinstated after public outcry, but is not eligible for monetization because YouTube claims it violates their policy on dangerous and harmful acts.
00:38:13.000And there's police fighting with rioters and revolutionaries.
00:38:16.000And there's literally a scene in it where the main character pulls his gun and points it at the camera and pulls the trigger and then the screen splatters red.
00:38:35.000They say the animated music video for the song Sad Little Man does not mention COVID in the lyrics, but takes aim at the authoritarianism and hero worship surrounding the NIAID director.
00:38:44.000He is portrayed throughout the video as a clown, and at one point burns in heck.
00:38:50.000Maybe that's the issue they take with it, but they reinstated it because showing a person going to hell, I guess, is a figurative thing, not a literal thing.
00:38:57.000But either way, this is the censorship.
00:39:02.000And it's so blatant to anybody who pays attention.
00:39:05.000If you're watching CNN, and you've got creepy Cuomo and the brain-eating guy, you have no idea what's going on.
00:39:11.000If you're on YouTube and you're seeing videos pop up, they are desperately trying to stop that.
00:39:31.000It was like, YouTube gets rid of dislike counter, and then it said, people who make fan trailers that are manipulated and fake, but claim it's real, and it's a bunch of people cheering and celebrating.
00:39:43.000Yeah, because you'll search for like, this happened to me, I was searching for the Spider-Man No Way Home trailer.
00:39:47.000And I see all these videos popping up with millions of views, says No Way Home Official, No Way Home Official, and you can't see the dislike button anymore on YouTube.
00:39:57.000So you click it, and before you'd see a huge dislike, and you'd be like, okay, it's fake.
00:40:01.000Everyone's saying, no, no, no, it's fake, and that's how you knew.
00:40:03.000Now it's just like, okay, it seems real, it seems real, and then halfway in there's Matt Murdock, and I'm like, and it's not real, and I just wasted a minute, this is not the trailer for the movie.
00:40:12.000They want to get rid of the dislike button because people were going after Joe Biden and the Democrats in the White House disliking it.
00:40:18.000And that shows people you're not alone.
00:40:21.000They want to go after videos like this.
00:40:23.000Now, you can't tell the difference between Sad Little Man, which is mocking Fauci with massive upvotes, and then a statement from Fauci with massive downvotes, because you can't see which one people hate.
00:40:34.000They don't want you to be able to understand where the general population is.
00:40:38.000So this is something I talked about at the event, because I was like, you know, I feel like having this many people in one room at one time is really encouraging for people, because it does show that you're not alone.
00:40:47.000And the mainstream media 100% wants you to believe that you are off the reservation, that you're losing your mind, and that you are like, they just want to be able to gaslight you, basically.
00:40:57.000So I think this is an example of that, because if you are the only person who... So people started to say, you know, we're just going to comment dislike, and then people can upvote that comment, and then people will be able to...
00:41:07.000People are very creative and I don't see this being the end of the world as far as YouTube goes, but it is a huge problem because tons of people use tons of tutorials and they want to know the actual truth and what people are really focused on.
00:42:10.000Even if you're going to how-to videos, right?
00:42:13.000How do you know if something really is going to teach you how to do something rather than, of course, scam you, waste your time, or do a thing improperly?
00:44:16.000On the left, in the image, you can see an old hippie Volkswagen and it says, you know, no CIA, free speech, free love, resist authority, screw the establishment.
00:44:24.000And on the right is a big SUV that says, do what you're told, mask up, heart the CDC, obey the establishment, no free speech.
00:44:52.000You know, you know, some people have different tolerances.
00:44:55.000I personally believe in freedom, but there's a political argument there.
00:44:58.000But when you start pulling up gigantic, you know, blankets that are huge portraits of Fauci in the street, as you sing and dance, I'm like, yo, you're in a cult.
00:45:07.000And then, and then these people are like, no, Donald Trump is the cult, and I'm like, yeah, I don't know about all that, because I'm not waving MAGA flags or anything.
00:45:15.000All I know is y'all have a giant photo of Fauci spinning in the street, and it's weird.
00:45:20.000The thing is about the Trump stuff, we went to a bar, and they had that meme picture of Trump on the tank.
00:46:26.000But let me just say, let me say, I will not give Fauci the benefit of the doubt for hanging up a portrait of himself in his own office that he works beneath.
00:46:34.000Fauci seems like the kind of guy who instructed someone to paint a portrait of himself to put in his office.
00:46:41.000And to make immaculate and perfect and if there was an imperfection he would whip the poor painter immediately who didn't get his likeness perfectly.
00:46:50.000I would like a painting of myself in my office and don't spill any paint droplets otherwise you'll ruin my work.
00:47:16.000Como was also loved and adored by the media, just like Fauci was.
00:47:21.000And again, you know, you can't give these people the benefit of the doubt because of their behavior, their real life behavior.
00:47:26.000Like Dr. Fauci in his real life, I mean, Justin, you should talk about this in a little bit, is not a great person, especially with the actions that caused a lot of animal harm and human harm.
00:47:38.000But more importantly here, he's publicly talking like he's God, like, he's science.
00:49:51.000But it's crazy, I mean, his comments, talking about how he's science, how he represents everything that has to do with science, and people who criticize him are creating damage to society by criticizing him in science?
00:50:05.000What kind of egomaniac do you have to be to say, anyone holding me accountable, anyone criticizing me of my decisions is harming everyone else?
00:50:13.000That's an absolutely, just totally insane thought That people shouldn't have, and it's because he's been glorified.
00:50:23.000He has so much smoke up his family-friendly show, Tookus, that I'm surprised he's not flying in midair.
00:50:31.000I mean, this man had the mainstream corporate media adore him, and he's only doing interviews with people who don't question him.
00:50:38.000people who adore him people who of course live off every word like it's gospel and he also brought up january 6th which was interesting because he said oh ted cruz wants me arrested and then he like said oh yeah what about january 6th and he made this like weird slithering mouth tape I released a video of that just on replay, like 10 times, because it's just so awkward and weird with him getting so giddy about the idea of January 6th.
00:52:06.000He hasn't been talking about a lot of the other important stuff that a lot of other medical professionals have been talking about all around the world.
00:52:15.000I mean, Justin, I think you would know more about this.
00:52:18.000Like, how far has he been calling the shots in a way where it's kind of been affecting people and animals in such a disastrous way?
00:52:27.000Well, I mean, it goes back 40 years from, you know, where my interest is as taxpayer-funded animal experimentation.
00:52:33.000I mean, Fauci ushered in the modern era of experimenting on primates, particularly chimpanzees.
00:52:39.000I mean, he was the biggest champion of that.
00:52:42.000created a massive colony of chimps that he was infecting with HIV back in the late 80s and early 90s, saying that this was going to be the silver bullet for AIDS vaccine, that we just had to infect enough chimps with HIV.
00:52:53.000Well, it turns out they don't get AIDS.
00:53:22.000And that's aside, I mean, 40 years, that's aside from what he's doing now to dogs and primates like Tim Kess has been covering with Monkey Island.
00:53:28.000Yeah, we'll get into Monkey Island in a second.
00:53:30.000But also, you know, I'd like to say about Fauci and, you know, you made a great point, Luke, about the media feeding his ego.
00:53:36.000I mean, I was doing an interview with the Washington Post a few weeks ago.
00:53:38.000They were working on a hit piece about us because we've been criticizing Fauci and they straight up asked me, don't you think you criticizing Fauci for paying for the torture of dogs is hurting his ability to do COVID response?
00:53:52.000Those two things are completely unrelated.
00:54:22.000I mean, they probably fund more animal research than any other agency inside the NIH.
00:54:26.000The reason I ask is, there certainly are things that are funded that aren't gain-of-function and that aren't animal research.
00:54:33.000And I don't know if you know, I know your specialty is specifically on animal stuff, but for someone to ask you, like, aren't you concerned you criticizing Fauci over animal research is hurting his ability to work on COVID?
00:54:43.000It's like, I don't know, is it hurting his ability to develop, like, you know, something, like to do other research on other areas?
00:55:04.000You're coming and talking about COVID?
00:55:06.000I get it, but Fauci is the head of an entire department.
00:55:11.000So of course, I guess, you know, criticizing him in one area will have an impact on everything he does?
00:55:18.000If they want to give him credit for all of the great that they say he's doing, then he also has to accept blame for the evil that's happening under his watch also.
00:55:25.000That's, you know, that's just the reality of it, but they don't want to accept that.
00:55:29.000Instead, they want to try to delegitimize the critics, which is what they've been trying to do to us.
00:55:46.000If Fauci does bad things, you call him out for it.
00:55:49.000If people right now are really concerned about Fauci because of the gain of function research and the lying to Congress over and over again, then I think people have a reason to be like, what other bad things has this guy done?
00:56:01.000You know, we talk a lot about animal research, but like, I don't know, there's probably a whole bunch of other stuff I can't even think of.
00:56:07.000They probably do a ton of really awful, crazy stuff.
00:56:10.000I'm seeing one article here by NPR that talks about how NIH tested AIDS drugs on foster children.
00:56:20.000NIH tested AIDS drugs on foster children and a lot of people are saying that Dr. Fauci was the one responsible behind that, allegedly, online.
00:56:30.000So I'm seeing a lot of talk about this as well.
00:56:52.000It's not just, you know, there's so much to get into, especially when it comes to the kind of effects that is all being done in the name of helping people that really boggles a lot of people's minds.
00:57:09.000The research funded by the NIH spanned the country.
00:57:11.000It was most widespread in the 90s as foster care agencies sought treatments for HIV-infected
00:57:15.000children that weren't available in the marketplace.
00:57:18.000The practice ensured that foster children, mostly poor or minority, received care from
00:57:24.000world-class researchers at government expense, slowing their rate of death and extending
00:57:29.000But it also exposed a vulnerable population to the risks of medical research and drugs that were known to have serious side effects in adults, and for which the safety of children was unknown.
00:57:46.000Yeah, they didn't have any adult advocates, so they tested them, which is just mind-boggling and should, of course, raise a lot of concerns.
00:58:47.000Gave foster kids who can't consent drugs that result in a higher rate of death and they were minority children because Fauci is a white supremacist.
00:58:52.000That's something that the Democrats and a lot of power establishments can't get through their heads.
00:58:56.000That one particular phrase, kids can't consent.
00:59:00.000And again, I got a lot more to say about that when it comes to the Maxwell.
00:59:04.000Some foster children died during studies, but state or city agencies said they could find no records that any deaths were directly caused by experimental treatments.
00:59:15.000Not that specifically, but I mean, we also deal with the same crappy reporting that we're seeing here, where everything is cushioned with some lovely phrase about how well-meaning the NIH is, but then we killed kids.
00:59:27.000I mean, the Fauci recently paid for dogs to have their vocal cords cut so they couldn't bark in the lab, and then the sentence after that was, well, it was a little too loud.
00:59:37.000They don't want to hurt the eardrums of the experimenters.
00:59:40.000In that famous, the big story that went viral, the beagle story, they had the beagles, their heads in boxes with, what are they, sand flies or something?
00:59:48.000And they had to snip the vocal cords of the dogs because the agony the dogs were in, they'd be screaming and writhing.
00:59:53.000So they were like, eh, just snip their vocal cords so we can't hear it.
00:59:58.000There's a short film, a series of short films put out by Neil Blomkamp, I think his name is.
01:00:05.000And the first one is about like aliens come to Earth and just start harvesting cities and building up and terraforming and they treat humans like cattle or whatever.
01:00:13.000And it just shows, like, how they experiment on humans.
01:00:16.000It was an idea I had a long time ago about, like, if an advanced species came here, how would they treat us?
01:00:21.000The funny thing is, my initial idea was, like, aliens come to Earth, they slice buildings in half and rip the copper wiring out and just harvest it like we would a tree or any other mineral.
01:00:31.000And then I realized that it doesn't need to be aliens when people do it.
01:00:35.000It doesn't need to be aliens doing the stuff when the billionaire elites, the political class, treat human beings like cattle, like chickens, you know, in a chicken coop.
01:00:57.000Fauci's NIAID funding island of monkeys in South Carolina used for horrific maximum pain experiments.
01:01:05.000This is a report by Cassandra Fairbanks with sourcing from White Coat Waste Project.
01:01:09.000Dr. Anthony Fauci and the National Institutes of Health are using an island off the coast of South Carolina to breed monkeys for use in horrific maximum pain animal experimentation.
01:01:18.000And I must state, I hate doing this, but I had to remove the images from the article because I can't show them on YouTube because they're graphic.
01:01:27.000But this is what Fauci's NIAID is funding.
01:01:55.000Is this Fauci, like, As an individual, pointing the finger and saying, I want these monkeys moved, or is it like him signing off on a grant and then throwing it into a pile?
01:02:28.000So they take about five or six hundred of these monkeys off the island each year, bring them to the labs in Bethesda and Maryland, and then they expose them to infectious diseases including COVID, including HIV AIDS, including Nipah virus, Lassa, lots of lots of illnesses that no one in the United States has ever gotten.
01:02:49.000It's dangerous, and it's also, is that how the NIH should be spending our money?
01:02:54.000You know, when there's plenty of neglected diseases that are hurting people.
01:02:57.000I mean, our position is that the taxpayer should not be funding any of this at all, and the private sector should fund it if it's so important.
01:03:04.000So these experiments involve, you know, creating diseases that are causing monkeys pain, hemorrhaging, multi-organ failure, brain damage, and then they completely withhold any pain relief because they don't want it to interfere with their experiment that's looking at how these diseases progress.
01:03:20.000So some of these experiments are just to see what happens when you create a monkey model of these horrible infectious diseases and then So that's, we call them maximum pain experiments because they're classified as causing significant pain and distress and then intentionally withholding the pain relief and just watching these monkeys slowly die or quickly die, depending on what the disease is.
01:03:38.000So they're doing it because they're like, we want to know what happens with this disease.
01:03:43.000It reminds me of, I don't want to, you know, equate humans and animals to a great degree.
01:03:48.000I certainly think primates as, you know, a higher intelligent species, there's degrees to which we're willing to tolerate torture of animals in experimentation.
01:03:56.000But it does remind me, well, I'll start here first.
01:03:59.000I was just saying how elites treat us like chicken, like cattle, like, you know, just fodder.
01:04:06.000Yeah, I can never remember the numbers.
01:04:09.000Do you know the Japanese Experimental Unit, World War II?
01:04:12.000They would take, one example is they took a person and they stuck their hand in, like, sub-zero temperatures, so it would freeze, and they shattered it to see what would happen.
01:04:24.000They were basically, I wonder what'll happen if I do this to a person.
01:04:27.000Now, interestingly, they say that a lot of the stuff we know about frostbite comes from these inhumane human experiments.
01:04:35.000And I'm like, you know, at a certain point, my attitude towards freezing to death and losing limbs is kind of like, we know you'll lose your limb and you'll freeze to death if you are exposed.
01:04:46.000And how about we just have to reconcile the fact That our knowledge of hypothermia must come through emergency accidents.
01:04:54.000Like, if you want to learn about frostbite, it's going to be due to the fact that someone got lost in the cold, and you're bringing them into the hospital to save them, and watching what's happening, not subjecting them to these experiments.
01:05:04.000In this case, maybe scientific progress shouldn't be sped up by the fact that we're taking primates that we breed on an island to basically torture, just to see what happens.
01:05:13.000And the point is, is it's not sped up by doing this, right?
01:05:16.000So our name, you know, White Coat refers to the experimenters in their white lab coats, and then Waste is a reference to the fact that the NIH on its own website admits that 9 out of 10 drugs that pass animal tests fail in human beings because they don't work or they're dangerous.
01:05:31.000So we have $20 billion a year spent on animal experimentation.
01:05:33.000We know that it's failing 90 to 95 to Alzheimer's, for example, Alzheimer's drugs, over 99% failure rate.
01:05:43.000There's very little return on investment for taxpayers, which is why we think that if this stuff is so important, let the Gates Foundation fund it.
01:05:49.000But we know that there are not private foundations that are going to fund a lot of this stuff because it's completely wasteful, it's irrelevant, and it's not going to help anybody.
01:05:57.000And what is it, just lining people's pockets with gold?
01:08:14.000Can you just imagine being, like, a researcher and you're, like, at a party and you've got, like, your elbow patches or whatever and there's, like, you're this dude and this hot chick's like, so what do you do?
01:09:10.000If you give people a bunch of money, like literally unlimited money for grants for this nonsense, they're going to do stuff like see if rats know how to vape and they'll spend a bunch of money on it.
01:09:36.000We can ask them to come into the university and we have them answer questions and then do a physical and we have data on people.
01:09:41.000And we know that, you know, for years, the connection between cancer and smoking cigarettes was obscured because the tobacco companies were relying on animal research.
01:09:48.000And they're saying, oh, no, it's fine.
01:09:49.000Animals don't get sick from smoking cigarettes.
01:09:51.000And now we're doing this, making the same mistake over again.
01:10:09.000I mean, I'd argue that it ranges from the stupid to the sadistic, right?
01:10:13.000So what's happening on Monkey Island I think most people think is sick and shouldn't be happening.
01:10:17.000And then you have last week with Senator Joni Ernst, for Thanksgiving we highlighted putting turkeys on treadmills, which was taxpayer-funded.
01:10:36.000Now, we got a very serious threat from China.
01:10:39.000And if we're talking, you know, like land ground combat and like a land war in Asia, Maybe we need to understand which turkeys can carry the weaponry into the field, either for combat or to bring supplies.
01:10:50.000Hey, maybe we get a turkey and we put a first aid kit on him and we let him loose?
01:11:10.000And he's got like this top secret document about like turkey research.
01:11:14.000And he's discovered something in turkey muscle cells.
01:11:16.000It's possible we just don't understand something about turkeys on treadmills, but I think they need to justify that.
01:11:22.000Like they need to explain the goal of letting us understand why a turkey runs faster than another turkey.
01:11:27.000Because I gotta be honest, I got a 410 for turkey hunting, and I don't think it matters how fast a turkey runs.
01:11:33.000You gotta lead that turkey if it's a domestic.
01:11:35.000They're like, the research is completed!
01:11:38.000And now we're including a warning label on all 410 turkey load that says, lead the target slightly more if it's a wild turkey compared to a domestic released turkey.
01:12:23.000Did you ever see any of those particular studies yourself?
01:12:27.000Sure, I've seen interesting questions that have been asked, but the question for me then comes back to what is the cost to animals, which I'm concerned about, and then what is the cost to taxpayers?
01:12:39.000Is this something we should be bearing the burden of, especially when we know how inefficient it is?
01:12:44.000And, you know, to go back to your point about university research versus private research, I mean, there's no incentive in taxpayer-funded animal research to innovate, or to solve a problem.
01:12:56.000Because the second you solve the problem, the money gets cut off.
01:12:58.000So the incentive is to keep going, and going, and going, and not solve the problem, and just tinker until you retire.
01:13:19.000But that's why I think, you know, a lot of this research is just a guy sitting there being like, I need a proposal, otherwise I'm broke, so let me just write up whatever I can and, you know, get it approved.
01:13:29.000And, I mean, to your point that you made earlier, I mean, some of it, you know, you asked about the point of some of this, I mean, some of it is just tinkering at great expense to humanity, like gain of function, where you're just trying to take a naturally occurring virus and see if you can make it more dangerous.
01:13:43.000It seems like a lot of the gain-of-function stuff was literally just, we need something.
01:13:49.000Because you either can, you look at their official explanation.
01:13:54.000Oh, we did gain-of-function so that in the event this virus emerged, we'd have a vaccine for it, we could research it.
01:13:59.000And it's like, what's the likelihood a virus like that would emerge?
01:14:02.000Are you literally going to make 50 billion different viruses, hoping that one of them, that's ridiculous.
01:14:07.000So then it just sounds like they're either trying to weaponize it, or they're just bored and like, I'll do whatever if you give me a grant, I guess.
01:14:15.000Considering how Fauci circumvented the ban, and like changed definitions and tried to weasel his way through this, sounds more like they were just trying to make weapons.
01:14:25.000I mean, EcoHealth Alliance, the intermediary, the nonprofit that was taking the money and sending it to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, it's a U.S.
01:14:33.000And actually, White Coat Waste was the group that we exposed the link between the NIH and the Wuhan Institute of Virology that that money was passing through.
01:14:41.000They were also applying for money from DARPA, from the DOD, to do gain-of-function research,
01:14:47.000and DARPA denied them, saying this was too dangerous, and they hadn't taken proper precautions
01:14:51.000to protect against causing a pandemic.
01:14:54.000So going to China with very lax safety protocols and the Chinese government looking over the
01:14:59.000shoulders of every scientist there is definitely the smart, reasonable thing to do by, of course,
01:15:07.000Peter Daszak, the bat lady, I mean, when you delve into and do research into him, holy cow, you find out a lot of, quote, very interesting stuff that we can't even get into on this show.
01:15:17.000But when you really look into these people, all the Warning signs are there on the wall.
01:15:23.000I mean, I don't know how much research you've done into those individuals as well.
01:15:27.000But is there anything you could say personally yourself from your research about what they have been up to, what they have been involved in?
01:15:34.000I mean, Peter Daszak has connections to the Chinese Communist Party going back decades.
01:15:40.000He's a darling of theirs, which is why they gave him access, which is why they let him in there, which is why they took his money, and which is why they let him come in and do gain-of-function experiments that maybe could be used for Whatever purposes that they could use that a military or a rising power that wants to challenge an existing power might potentially use.
01:16:01.000Again, we're getting into the hypothetical here.
01:16:03.000We're speculating a little bit, which we need to talk about clearly, but with the information that we got, I don't think it's too far of a stretch to exhibit some of those ideas or to examine some of those ideas under a critical point of view.
01:16:18.000I'm speaking, of course, very Listen, I think it would be naive to ignore the fact that the Wuhan Institute of Virology is run by the Communist Party and that it has ties to the PLA.
01:16:30.000It doesn't mean that what they were doing was intended to be weaponized, necessarily, but what they were doing was incredibly dangerous and something that we wouldn't allow to be done here.
01:16:43.000And that the Chinese Communist Party is bending over backwards to cover up and, you know, they've deleted the database with their virus database that might lead us to whether they had a virus that was like the COVID-19.
01:16:58.000The researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology got sick with COVID-like symptoms in November 2019.
01:17:04.000The wife of a researcher at the Wuhan Institute of Virology died apparently in December 2019.
01:17:09.000Before all of that, at the Wuhan military game, there was apparently one of the original super spreader events.
01:17:16.000So everything points to the fact that this laboratory is at the epicenter of the pandemic here.
01:17:22.000And there's literally no evidence that this thing came out of nature naturally, other than the fact that other pandemics have started that way.
01:17:30.000There have been, so the challenge is if you're a layman, you're reading the news, there are reports, they do say that the wet market natural emergence theory makes the most sense.
01:17:38.000But I think, I'll just throw it to Jon Stewart on Colbert's show, when he was like, you have the Wuhan lab that does experiments on SARS viruses, and then a SARS virus emerges just across the street from the Wuhan lab, and they say the virus may have originated a thousand miles away or something, it's like, John Stewart was a little more exuberant in his presentation of this, but the way I describe it is it's like you find, you know, somebody laying on the ground face down with, you know, a bruise on the back of their head and someone standing over them holding a bat, and you're gonna be like, hmm, there's no evidence to suggest this person hit this other person, so, I don't know, it's just speculation, guys.
01:18:16.000The best theory is the guy just fell down!
01:18:40.000It reminds me of that Family Guy joke where the bar burns down and then the new owner gets all that insurance money.
01:18:48.000And then I guess the main character's wives ask the insurance guy, they're like, don't you think it's a little weird that he took out an insurance policy for a fire and then had a fire the next day?
01:18:58.000And the insurance guy goes, no, actually it happens all the time.
01:19:03.000Don't you think it's a little weird what's happening with the Wuhan virus, the news reports, the refusal to release the data and the genome and stuff?
01:19:11.000And it's just like, are we supposed to sit back and be like, this is normal?
01:19:15.000When it's very clearly not, and they're trying to stop us from investigating what happened at the lab.
01:19:21.000at that point it's like look i am the science yeah i am if there's if there's a virus SARS COVID virus that emerges next to a lab that researches on and does chimeric uh you know experimentation the creation of chimeric SARS viruses it's the most ridiculous thing in the world to be like But it probably came across the street from the wet market.
01:19:42.000And they've tested 80,000 animal samples, haven't found a single animal who had SARS-CoV-2.
01:19:49.000Yet you have these viruses that are more than 96% identical that they were experimenting on and trying to supercharge there in Wuhan.
01:20:26.000And then there's this video of University of Michigan, I guess, football game running onto the field, tens of thousands of people, and I'm like, yo, people are not going to follow these rules.
01:21:06.000Joe Biden has this habit of doing this thing where he goes, we will all have unity and we will all get along if you do exactly what I tell you to do.
01:22:14.000But he basically said that, you know, I'd like to thank the ADF, which is the Australian military, the Australian Defense Force, for helping transport suspected COVID cases and close contacts to the Howard Springs facility.
01:22:26.000He also said in that statement, That they're removing the five reasons for leaving your home.
01:22:32.000The five reasons were exercise, work, medical reasons, getting food, or, you know, if you order something.
01:22:39.000And he's like, this means they no longer have the five reasons, and they can only leave for emergency medical procedures.
01:22:46.000To put it mildly, if you live in these areas, they have announced you can't leave your home to eat.
01:22:53.000Then they say they're transporting these people to the Howard Springs quarantine facility, which I guess is a first, I believe, where they've been relocating internal Australians to these quarantine camps.
01:23:04.000And then all of a sudden on Twitter, the whole narrative becomes, is it voluntary?
01:23:08.000And all these Australian personalities are either saying, Tim's a conspiracy theorist, because I quote it, it's literally in the Guardians.
01:23:42.000There's numerous stories about people desperately trying to escape the quarantine facilities.
01:23:46.000One woman set fire to a room, forcing an evacuation.
01:23:48.000One woman jumped the fence and like ran off and got caught and then fined $5,000.
01:23:52.000So does that seem people are too happy to be there?
01:23:55.000Yeah, there's also crazy footage of police officers and security guards running up to people because someone dared to put one foot outside of their perimeter zone that they were allowed to be in outside of their holding cells.
01:24:06.000I mean, there's also allegations of forced vaccination by some of the indigenous people in Australia.
01:24:12.000There's also record waves of protests hitting the streets of Sydney, hitting the streets of Melbourne.
01:24:18.000I mean, some of the videos, and it's so crazy that we're not even hearing anything about this mass movement, this mass awakening of hundreds of thousands of people hitting the streets, not just in Italy, not just in Melbourne, but in Guadalupe as well.
01:24:34.000There's so many places around the world that just are saying, hey, we believe in natural rights.
01:25:03.000And people are like, how did Omicron get into Australia if you can't enter unless you're vaccinated and you can't even leave unless you're vaccinated?
01:25:10.000Well, it's because Omicron apparently, as a variant, is less likely to be stopped by the vaccine, I suppose.
01:25:16.000So, sounds like everything Australia is doing isn't stopping anything.
01:25:23.000In the U.S., I think we'll follow Europe's, you know, what Europe is doing, all these different, you know, European countries.
01:25:29.000I think that the United States is going to see more and more blue states come up with excuses why they need to reinstate the lockdowns, bring it all back, and conveniently right around an election year.
01:25:39.000Midterm elections are going to be very important, and they're going to do everything in their power, in my opinion, to try and fortify the election, to put it mildly.
01:25:46.000Well, Israel and Japan just closed their borders to all foreign visitors.
01:25:51.000Israel also just announced that they're using their intelligence agencies to have temporary permission to gain access into the phone data of people who were in the countries with confirmed Omicron variant cases.
01:26:05.000So again, there's nothing temporary about these new laws and rules that they're implementing, but for them to use the national security state Israeli intelligence agencies to hunt down and to contact trace people who were in a country with cases in the name of security is just absolutely mind-boggling and the opposite of security in my opinion.
01:26:27.000You see Ryan Long's sketch about being pro-Pfizer?
01:26:39.000He talks about how he's like, it's a skit, but he's like, I used to be a leftist and I was, you know, against all the big pharma, and of course I don't like Martin Shkreli, but Pfizer is different.
01:27:42.000We're not here giving you medical advice, but I think it's fair to say that we're in a position where we don't know what's happening, and I think we shouldn't be jumping to conclusions or spreading fear at the same time, which doesn't help anyone, stresses people out, and actually lowers people's immune system.
01:27:56.000Actually, people can, I don't know if somebody wants to look this up, someone super chatted that Dan Bongino had got a breakthrough case of COVID because he's vaccinated, and that he took the Rogan cocktail.
01:28:39.000They're holy, and everyone should listen to them, and they should all be recommended to everyone's YouTube searches, and they're so innocent and loving.
01:28:50.000Daily Beast wrote an article that said Tim Pool is the new poster boy for Ivermectin, and the reason they chose that headline is specifically because I have not promoted it, and actually talked about how I told my doctor I didn't want it, and that I was like, I feel better, I don't want to take it, and they instructed me, you have to.
01:29:04.000We're prescribing this, you should do it.
01:29:09.000But they say Poster Boy because if they said I promoted it or was shilling for it or anything like that, that would be a false statement of fact.
01:29:15.000Poster Boy is a meaningless opinion statement that can't be deciphered properly.
01:29:18.000You know what they're trying to claim.
01:29:19.000They're trying to make it seem like I'm out there.
01:29:22.000Like, I went on Joe Rogan's show and I actually still argued with him about it.
01:29:25.000Not like a strong argument, because I'm not a doctor and I really don't know.
01:29:29.000But I was just like, I don't know, man.
01:29:30.000I think this stuff's challenging when you've got political sides and they're making arguments about stuff.
01:29:35.000Some people just want to believe it works.
01:29:36.000Some people don't want to believe it works.
01:29:38.000And I think it's fair to say there are some studies that are very positive.
01:29:41.000There are some accurate studies that are, you know, indeterminate.
01:29:44.000But really it just comes down to what your doctor offers you.
01:29:47.000So for me, it's like, if my attitude is slightly towards the negative, like, You know, people say they don't approve it because they don't make money off it.
01:29:55.000And I'm like, if Merck manufactures this stuff, sure, they can make more money off something proprietary, but they could easily get emergency use authorization for this if they wanted to.
01:30:04.000So maybe there's a profit incentive or something, I don't know.
01:30:07.000But if I call a doctor and the doctor's like, we're giving you, you know, Zabodine or something, I'm not gonna be like, whoa, whoa, doc!
01:31:57.000I didn't really do that much research into it, but he was raised by the Vanderbilts and also attended a very interesting after school programs in college.
01:32:07.000Let's just double down on it because they tried skipping over the Xi variant.
01:32:30.000We're going to have a members-only segment coming up in just a little bit, and I'm going to type, smash the like button right now in chat, and then enter it in.
01:32:38.000We got the Lubin-Tubin variant as well that people are commenting in the chat room.
01:33:18.000Just, it's like, because it was so dumb, growing up in Chicago, the area where he claimed to have been attacked, like I've been there so many times, people don't live there for the most part.
01:33:29.000So he's just like this D-list celebrity at 3 a.m.
01:33:34.000getting a sub sandwich, and two Trump supporters in Chicago, for some reason, because Chicago's deep blue, in freezing weather in the wee hours of the morning happen to spot him while they're carrying a noose and a hot sauce bottle full of bleach.
01:34:14.000Well, I guess technically you'd say that.
01:34:16.000My attitude initially was just born out of ignorance of kind of like, maybe we can have a reasonable discussion about, you know, proper distribution, but people should be allowed to have guns, Second Amendment.
01:34:26.000And then someone commented, then I think we should be able to have some reasonable discussion about limits on your free speech, because that's also in the Constitution.
01:34:32.000And I was like, I get your point, okay.
01:34:35.000If you want to change gun laws, you got to change the Constitution first.
01:35:58.000We are trying to get the app done ASAP, but my understanding is that if you use the Brave browser, you can listen to all of the videos on our site with your phone in sleep mode, the screen off, because Brave will allow the audio to keep playing.
01:36:10.000I'm sure it's Brave that does that, right?
01:37:37.000So a lot of people were questioning whether or not it would be self-defense
01:37:39.000because the dude got in his face, but I did a segment on it talking about
01:37:43.000an article from Andrew Branca, plus my assessment, and he said it's probably manslaughter,
01:37:47.000there's no justifiable self-defense in this capacity.
01:37:50.000My attitude is like, if I'm court-ordered to pick up my son from my ex-wife,
01:37:56.000and then you come out with a gun and say no, Yeah.
01:38:00.000You are hereby abetting a crime to kidnap a child in violation of a court order, and all the dad did was close the distance and get in his face.
01:38:14.000But either way, my point is, and that's a good point though, but my point is, if you are holding my son against his will and against a court order, and then you bring out a gun, you are trying to kidnap my son with a threat of deadly force.
01:38:29.000So the dad trying to grab the gun, I would argue, is in defense of others.
01:39:07.000But I think on a human level, I'd imagine Chad Reed would have been more than justified to do a lot to save his son from these people taking him from him.
01:39:15.000Apparently he had already called the cops.
01:39:17.000So at this point it's like, he threatened him with court, he called the police, why did the dude bring a gun out?
01:39:22.000Everything was going well, other than just yelling.
01:40:38.000I don't know if, I don't know if that actually ever came up, that we, that I got an inhaler, like for emergencies, if you couldn't breathe.
01:44:16.000But the Alec Baldwin introduction into this story was also not surprising because they all hang out with each other.
01:44:21.000It's just, it's just so crazy that all of them are just buddy buddy friends together, getting away with shooting people and stalking people and harassing people and doing other unspeakable things to people and just their own little special club.
01:44:39.000Aaron Stevenson says Kyle said Milwaukee will burn if there was foolery in the Democratic primary.
01:45:00.000But I also kind of feel like they both know they agree on a lot of things, and Jimmy has no problem being like, I know I agree on a lot of things with Steve Bannon.
01:45:48.000Whereas Crystal and Sagar, you know, they have a show together already, so of course she understands that the right populace and left populace overlap on a lot.
01:45:55.000It's still crazy that we were in the room when Jimmy Dore went after Alex Jones and spat on him.
01:46:01.000And me and Tim were just sitting there like, what in the world is happening now?
01:46:54.000The more they talk about, the more the media fear mongers, the more they're worried it's going to get locked down.
01:46:59.000I'm hearing from people that in some areas of Illinois, like suburban areas, their businesses are like strict masks, restrictions, all that stuff.
01:47:14.000It all depends on how they're enforcing it.
01:47:16.000A lot of places, even in places like New York City, they're not really enforcing a lot of the mandates.
01:47:20.000Even a lot of the mask stuff in places like New York City, some people just don't care.
01:47:27.000Joel Exling says, if you guys think the dog and monkey experiments are bad, wait until you read chapter 7 of RFK's new book, The Real Anthony Fauci, Dr. Fauci, Mr. Hyde, NIAID's barbaric and illegal experiments on children.
01:47:39.000I think we ended up getting that article.
01:47:46.000Someone mentions Pete Buttigieg, but I love all the news about Buttigieg's White House run and rumors, and I'm like, that dude's... Come on, man.
01:49:17.000There's I got 410 buck and I got 410 game and 410 turkey.
01:49:23.000We should get a hunting expert on just to teach us how to hunt and make our own food and cook your own meat and have someone on the show but then also do a vlog segment where we learn how to do this ethically and teach people how to not rely on factory farms.
01:49:38.000I think that would be something that would be worthwhile.
01:49:40.000We're looking at making Freedomistan totally self-sufficient.
01:49:43.000So we got a lot of work to do on the new site.
01:49:46.000We're probably going to build a studio there.
01:49:47.000We're probably going to move a lot of the production over there.
01:49:50.000Just because we have more acreage and we can do a lot more projects.
01:49:53.000So we can actually have a gun range and all that stuff.
01:49:55.000A proper range with, you know, all the safety stuff and all the good stuff.
01:49:59.000And so we want to do solar power completely over the top, overproducing the solar.
01:50:05.000We would need to operate the business out of this new space and to expand.
01:50:09.000And then we could have, you know, survival people come out and, you know, we'll grow our own food.
01:54:00.000So, we can move them, and it could be bad, but, you know, they're all adults.
01:54:06.000So, at this point, the cockerels are getting very close to adulthood, but they're not fully mature.
01:54:13.000The problem is, if they become mature, then they could start fighting with Roberto, so we're gonna have to relocate them to the other place.
01:54:19.000But yeah, Daniel was mentioning, you gotta be careful about the parasites and stuff that are in that specific coop.
01:54:46.000I don't think he's, you know, diminishing the psychosis involved in the horrific experiments, but it is a good point that that actually shows just how depraved they were.
01:54:57.000The fact that they weren't actually recording things shows it wasn't really about doing science, it was the cruelty.
01:55:02.000It was just like, I don't know, let's see what happens.
01:55:05.000To be fully fair, a lot of what we know about some really bad diseases come from really awful experiments.
01:55:37.000The Festivus report two years ago, Rand Paul's report, included an example we had of nicotine-addicted fish in England that we're still paying for now.
01:55:49.000Well, you know, look, if we're gonna be selling these cool Marlboro 100s or whatever to fish, we gotta know if they get addicted, because if they don't, what's the point?
01:56:16.000There's a lot of context we don't get in some of these stories, but I really think it's incumbent upon them to justify them when questioned.
01:57:04.000It's got to be like, you know, Mace Windu or like someone saying, or maybe like you, like, you know, we're here to challenge, criticize the scientific establishment.
01:57:51.000Well, there's some companies that are using it just, you know, they don't bury it too deep.
01:57:55.000They bury it just a little bit, and it's still used as like an underground little bunker for some people.
01:58:01.000You also stack them like Jenga, so you don't want them all, because they will collapse on themselves, but they won't collapse if they're Jenga.
01:58:08.000Did you see that hotel, that apartment complex they built of shipping containers?
01:59:43.000Maybe they can't get the solar panels.
01:59:45.000But we were going to get like, so we had the power go out here once during the summer and we had to run the whole show off these backup batteries that we have.
01:59:53.000And it was really hot and like we're all sweaty and it's dark, but we were able to do it.
01:59:58.000And then I was like, man, what's going on with those backup batteries we ordered from Tesla, man?
02:00:10.000So the thing is, being out in the middle of nowhere, like the people in the area have all said, if the power goes out, it could be days before they can figure out how to fix it.
02:00:19.000Like, if a line goes down, you know, it's a rural area, it's not a city.
02:00:22.000So, that would be very, very important, but... It might come in handy during the apocalypse.
02:01:41.000A lot of people have those signs, but a lot of them don't enforce them, from what I've noticed myself personally.
02:01:45.000Some do, some are very strict about it and uptight, but I don't think arguing with your fellow man or woman is something productive, and I think a lot of people get caught up in the emotions of it, and they're like, you're doing this, and they make people enemies when they're not supposed to be enemies, and you just gotta let your ego go and stop arguing with your neighbors.
02:02:07.000For the most part, I don't think anybody enforces it out here, but my thing is like, if I see a big sign before you walk in saying, you know, please wear your mask, I'm going to be like, okay, I'm not going to go into their private establishment and start causing a problem for them.
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