Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 223： Newsoms Hold In California; Directed Evolution

00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for I mean every day you're out there what they're

00:00:11.580 doing is blowing people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the

00:00:18.180 oppressors the authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in

00:00:23.940 Arizona this is just like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows

00:00:28.980 their lies and misrepresentations this is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've

00:00:33.320 told you this is the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room

00:00:39.420 battleground here's your host Stephen K Bannon okay Monday 30 January year of our Lord 2023 thank you

00:00:48.220 for the second hour sticking around for the second hour of our afternoon and early evening show I want

00:00:53.640 to stop start with a long-term contributor Adam Andruski from over at open books very disturbing

00:00:59.060 I want to get to it last week we were so overwhelmed by stuff but it was at the top of my list over the

00:01:04.340 weekend incredibly disturbing and I once again I think Adam we gotta honor the work that your team

00:01:14.020 does over there you're you're like at the O'Keefe level as far as investigative reporting goes on

00:01:18.040 corruption um in malfeasance uh tell us what's going on in the state of California which purports

00:01:24.440 to be not like New York not like certain elements of Florida and Tallahassee not like some of these

00:01:30.520 states or Illinois they're so corrupt they always pride themselves on the lack of corruption what have

00:01:36.060 you found sir well we found a sophisticated elaborate scheme to do three things it's all run through the

00:01:42.540 governor Gavin Newsom's wife's film charity it does three things number one it pushes a radical

00:01:49.600 sex gender and racial ideologies on 2.6 million students across the country all 50 states 5,000

00:01:56.980 schools 11 11,000 classrooms the second thing it does is it pushes the cult of personality of the

00:02:03.280 politician Gavin Newsom he stars in the films the third thing it does is it actually enriches the

00:02:08.940 Newsom's they're personally profiting to the tune of millions of dollars from this scheme they are

00:02:13.800 actually Steve and this is this is quite incredible we found there are they are quadruple dipping

00:02:19.700 taxpayer resources on this now you know I'm from Illinois it's the Super Bowl of corruption and we're

00:02:26.000 famous for double dipping politicians well the Newsom's aren't double dipping they're not triple

00:02:30.100 dipping they're quadruple dipping taxpayer dollars as they run this scheme across the entire country

00:02:37.160 I want to just pull the camera back for a second being a documentary filmmaker this is all based

00:02:44.220 upon the fact that she's a the centerpiece of the scheme is she's a documentary filmmaker and what she's

00:02:49.920 doing is creating content that's really taking his profile up not just in California but throughout the

00:02:56.400 whole nation and and and obviously they're pushing uh what I call the wokeness or the sanctuary state of

00:03:02.420 California they're pushing they're combining it when you see Gavin Newsom you'll see the woke policies

00:03:07.300 right he's the hero he's the Superman of this uh of this effort and in fact they're making they're

00:03:13.120 also making some money off this tell us about her she's she's uh and I want people to to to know her

00:03:18.580 because she's very impressive I mean she's she's a complete radical but she's very smart uh very tough

00:03:25.360 very focused because she understands that as I've been saying I think Gavin Newsom is their candidate

00:03:30.400 in 2024 it's not going to be Kamala Harris it's not going to be Joe Biden it'll be Gavin Newsom and

00:03:35.540 and Gavin Newsom comes with a with a program yeah we totally disagree with the program but he comes

00:03:40.500 with a very well thought through angle of attack and you can see his his his wife is actually his

00:03:47.480 partner in this she's just not a uh this is just not a uh a typical candidate spouse Adam

00:03:53.860 yeah so this film non-profit so on on the curriculum uh it's profane it's appalling and

00:04:01.520 it's disgusting there's no governor of the 50 states that should be involved in anything like

00:04:06.260 this and Steve you've seen some crazy things but the best way I can describe two of the films here

00:04:12.460 is that they use triple x-rated images for films that are shown to 11 year olds and 15 year olds

00:04:19.520 so it's very uncomfortable super uncomfortable for me to describe these images if you're listening

00:04:24.180 audience you know everybody watching today if they want to see exactly what I'm talking about

00:04:28.700 you can come to openthebooks.com read our report click through the click through to the links

00:04:34.160 viewer viewer discretion is advised but what you're going to find is triple x images and I'm going to

00:04:40.320 briefly give you a snapshot what we have posted there from her films where she directs them

00:04:45.180 who produces these films you're going to find naked or nearly naked women being slapped handcuffed

00:04:51.780 and brutalized in snapshots from pornographic videos and if that wasn't enough she includes the url

00:04:59.960 website address of the pornography sites so students can leave the classroom they've got a

00:05:05.500 future roadmap for exploration

00:05:08.120 i want to make sure people understand nothing they're doing though is it hasn't this either gone

00:05:16.700 through the um through the state legislature or i understand he's the governor but it has somehow

00:05:22.920 gone through it's gotten state funding then it been able to so it's not it's not criminal what

00:05:27.720 they're doing this is just that type of crony capitalism where you've uh where they're using

00:05:32.320 state funds to really push his political agenda and and push him personally so here's how they've

00:05:38.580 quadrupled quadruple dipped taxpayer the taxpayer dime number one the governor you know he has

00:05:45.100 solicited a thousand state vendors for over 10 million dollars of campaign cash and while he was doing

00:05:50.440 that his wife jennifer siebel newsom was soliciting state vendors for five and six figure donations to her

00:05:56.640 non-profit and these donations help cover the operating costs of this film non-profit so the

00:06:02.800 film non-profit the non-profit groups the films the curricula for the schools the governor and the state

00:06:08.600 legislature they're in charge of funding the schools the schools license over the course of the last

00:06:13.720 decade to the tune of 1.5 million dollars the films and curriculum in california and across the country

00:06:20.460 jennifer newsom gets a second bite at the taxpayer apple because she's got a for-profit

00:06:26.320 film production company that contracts with the non-profit and so 1.6 million dollars over the

00:06:34.520 course last decade has flowed from the non-profit to her for-profit business and of course the film

00:06:41.140 star the governor himself as the hero and the model public servant what is her uh give us her full name

00:06:49.480 because we want to make them as we say we make them famous on the show so let the audience know

00:06:53.200 first because here's i'm telling the audience people say well you can't ban and you can't push

00:06:57.440 these people up you got to hammer them all the time you got to be realistic and i've said this now for

00:07:02.060 over a year and a half the california is making a play of being totally different than maga totally

00:07:08.320 different than florida totally different than the tennessee or the texas or the arizona model or even

00:07:13.640 georgia they're gonna he's gonna position himself as a true driver of policy his wife here is not a

00:07:19.980 traditional and will not be a traditional first lady she's going to be co if he wins the nomination

00:07:24.780 and wins the presidency and the only way that can be stopped is we have to stop it at the ballot box

00:07:29.600 and to do that we have to galvanize people she will essentially be co-president and she's she's very

00:07:35.400 crafty very cunning very smart and very tough and so people we have to put this now high up on the

00:07:41.040 agenda for people to understand everything that they're doing in california to get ready because

00:07:45.820 they're laying the tracks not just for a 24 run but they want a fundamental transformation of this

00:07:50.660 nation around the radical policies of california uh so how do we how do we follow her and follow

00:07:56.820 newsome and drill down more into what the great work you've done so far so steve her her full name

00:08:03.040 is jennifer siebel newsome obviously she holds herself out as the first partner she's married to

00:08:07.640 the governor gavin newsome and i want everybody in the audience to realize openthebooks.com

00:08:12.840 we are non-partisan we follow we follow the money and so we go after republicans if they're lying

00:08:19.220 cheating stealing and we go after democrats on the money california for 10 years resisted opening

00:08:25.920 their checkbook to our auditors at openthebooks.com they were the last of the 50 states to come through

00:08:31.280 with their checkbook only because we had to reverse engineer it by filing our sunshine request on every

00:08:37.140 single one of the 400 state agencies so then when we open the books and we follow the money here's

00:08:43.740 where it leads that's why we're on the newsomes and let me tell you we've got a lot of legs under this

00:08:48.520 story this will unfold over the next six months we are only just beginning as stunning as appalling

00:08:56.060 and profane as this story is right now it's only just started by the way they want to be co-president

00:09:03.240 and the co-governor right now how do people get to open the books sir just open the books.com when

00:09:08.880 you get there you'll be hit with a pop-up just key your email address and that puts you on our breaking

00:09:13.660 news list adam as always great reporting great facts uh i know the audience loves us so thank you

00:09:22.740 very much for joining us steve thank you thanks for having me on and giving us a nice platform to help

00:09:27.500 educate the american people this is exactly what all of us should be scared of

00:09:31.980 a hundred percent and i want everybody in the audience to take this what you can do to help

00:09:38.100 these it doesn't cost you any money is to push this content out send links to your friends uh send

00:09:43.220 your send links to people find out more about what adam's doing across the board and like to say

00:09:47.360 traditionally we have like illinois new york states states or certain elements of tallahassee

00:09:54.520 states states that traditionally las vegas you know nevada states that normally uh uh you know

00:10:00.460 normally tilt that way california's been a tough nut to crack thank you adam appreciate it thank you

00:10:05.760 i tell you super uh the toughest nut to crack tougher than big tech and naomi you know you've been at this

00:10:14.360 for a while right um you know even though you're a very young charming young lady you've been at this for

00:10:21.160 a while and you would think the defense industry big tech uh big oil uh you think about tough things

00:10:28.500 to crack or what had to happen to get the pentagon papers out things like that i don't think there's

00:10:33.080 anything more insidious and more powerful in this nation and we you know we call folks out all the time

00:10:38.920 than big pharma uh they roll at a different level i think the reason is the profit margins are so high

00:10:45.560 and they have so many people as you know not just in in the nation's capital but in every capital of

00:10:51.360 every state in the union right on the payroll top lawyers top lobbyists top consultants top media

00:10:57.660 uh you look at msmac and cnn you know every night it is literally just chock-a-block where they they

00:11:04.600 could not afford to put on those networks at the quality i hate the news they do but the quality of

00:11:10.200 production if they didn't have big pharma not simply as a as an advertiser i mean literally an

00:11:15.820 underwriter of these channels but you've gone in and done it the old-fashioned way so so walk us

00:11:20.920 through i want to i want some updates on this everything has happened from the fda last week

00:11:25.040 because the book is one of the most uh uh wanted books you know big books in the country but what i

00:11:31.960 really love it's one of the most gifted books in the country people really getting into the fact

00:11:35.800 to getting it back that your team is getting it back to this data and really making it quite clear

00:11:40.760 of exactly what's going on with this the failed clinical trial of the of the vaccines ma'am

00:11:46.920 yeah um it's it's so much worse than a failed clinical trial but you're absolutely right um the

00:11:55.240 pfizer uh book produced by the war room and daily clout um 3500 volunteers scientific and medical

00:12:02.720 volunteers is incredibly uh the second most wished for and most gifted book in in kindle non-fiction

00:12:09.900 which is amazing you think about all those people who want to save their loved ones or inform their

00:12:14.360 doctors um you know inform their elected officials they're they're gifting this book to others what you

00:12:21.020 said is really horribly true and i didn't even realize it till i did a deep dive necessarily on on pharma

00:12:27.640 because pharma was the driver of the apocalypse of the last two years but you know pharma as we've

00:12:33.560 seen has become kind of a a proxy for tyranny inc you know globally and we've followed how they've

00:12:42.280 bought up our elected officials our universities our media um certainly i guess what i want to share

00:12:49.680 before i go to the latest micro report which is unbelievably terrifying and shocking as as they all are

00:12:56.260 um from the pfizer war room daily cloud volunteers is that you know the the project veritas interview

00:13:05.380 which i hope everyone in your audience by now has has seen um with this uh pfizer official really showed

00:13:12.140 that pfizer was shameless in not um not shying away from the fact that they've embraced a new business

00:13:20.140 model and instead of having the natural limits to growth of global pharmaceutical demand that just

00:13:27.760 ordinary human beings getting sick and really sick and dying or getting injured and needing painkillers

00:13:33.680 or whatever you know would give to that industry they have completely conceded and in their uh press

00:13:40.760 release from last friday that you and i discussed here they've kind of come forward in a very proactive

00:13:45.980 way to acknowledge that they're really creating the problems that they then go into solve and they basically

00:13:52.480 acknowledge that they're generating um viral changes uh to anticipate variants and that puts them in a good

00:14:02.060 position to market vaccines for new variants um as well as jeopardizing everyone on planet earth and and this is the

00:14:10.840 same genocidal logic we've seen throughout the pfizer documents and before i get to the report

00:14:16.280 that the latest report which adds even more evidence of this kind of genocidal blithe like shameless right

00:14:24.280 willingness to create injury to salt to sell a cure for injury to create infection to sell a cure for infection um

00:14:34.840 they they they have you know i was really noting that when i went to the hospital recently uh i was asked

00:14:42.280 over and over and over again are you on blood thinners are you on blood thinners and i hadn't been asked that

00:14:46.840 before maybe it's a natural thing but i'm a reporter so i put this out well i got such negative reaction

00:14:54.520 from thousands of trolls on twitter and i forgot having bindi platform from twitter how awesome twitter is for

00:15:01.720 journalists because when a lot of trolls attack you and a lot of ai attacks you you can be pretty sure

00:15:08.040 there's a story there so i looked into blood thinners and this goes right along with the project veritas

00:15:14.360 expose with what the pfizer documents um ebook has shown who creates blood thinners i will give you two

00:15:21.560 guesses who owns the patent for blood thinners i won't make you guess it is pfizer and pfizer rolled this

00:15:28.680 out in 2017 they bought eloquil a blood thinner and they said within five years this will be a billion

00:15:36.440 dollar a year drug well you know people don't their blood doesn't thicken in five years more right

00:15:44.200 more of the population doesn't have blood clotting organically in five years but sure enough the lipid

00:15:50.680 nanoparticles which are an essential part of the mrna injection that uh pfizer also rolled out in 2020

00:15:58.520 um does thicken the blood that's it's an industrial fat and it's just it's it thickens when um when the

00:16:05.080 temperatures rise and it's room temperature or body temperature and and it it causes thick blood it

00:16:11.720 causes clotting so i looked at a chart from fierce pharma and it shows that it by 2021

00:16:18.760 um the top three drugs were like comernati uh allegedly pfizer's um mrna injection for covid uh

00:16:28.760 also spike vax another injection for covid and in the top five also was eloquil which is what millions

00:16:35.320 and millions of people are now being prescribed to thin their blood now that their blood has been

00:16:40.040 thickened by an industrial fat which is designed to thicken what it's injected into um i just wanted to

00:16:47.480 put that also when you go to the hospital when you go to the hospital when you go to the hospital

00:16:52.120 and say you got the you've got the uh you've got a they think you got a blood clot the first thing

00:16:58.120 they say they call it the pfizer clot and the first thing they do is they put you on blood thinners and

00:17:02.280 i've known i know directly two or three guys that oh yeah two or three guys have gone and when they check

00:17:08.440 in to emergency service and these are people that give a lot of money so the head of the hospital is

00:17:12.600 going to meet them but they're checking in with the staff and they go yeah i got the pain in the back of

00:17:16.280 my leg and without looking up the nurse goes oh you got the pfizer clot and they go oh yeah no no

00:17:24.040 they call it the pfizer clot and they put it and they by the way they immediately put them on the

00:17:27.480 blood thinners immediately so i want to make before we get here but hang on i i know you go i want to

00:17:33.640 just say one thing you brought up the other day that's very powerful and look i know you come from

00:17:37.800 this world i do we sit around the conference table having the presentation boston consulting groups up

00:17:42.760 there at the front that they come up with the term and it's directed evolution directed evolution

00:17:50.680 directed evolution that is that it should be a that's a foghorn going off the fire bell in the night

00:17:58.120 for for for the for american laobai jing understand that is uh that's good things are not going to come

00:18:05.000 from that okay directed evolution yeah they would say naomi bannon you crazies over at the war room

00:18:11.640 and a daily cloud all you nut cases you wing nuts and conspiracy theorists what we're trying to do is

00:18:16.680 just get ahead of the curve what we're trying to do in that it's not gain of function is directed

00:18:20.840 evolution we're trying to take the virus i don't know 500 000 years in the future so that we can come

00:18:27.880 up with those therapies and vaccines and particularly the covariant every spring that we can come up with

00:18:34.360 a new one so we're just trying to protect mankind what would be your response naomi wolf to uh to uh

00:18:40.680 the pfizer uh pr department comms department putting out the the word to joy and reed staff

00:18:46.920 that this is how you blow these wing nuts up you know arguably i mean that's what our our defense

00:18:54.920 community is about right there is a reason for our military establishment to investigate

00:19:01.880 bioweapons and to anticipate bioweapons that might be used against us but it's also illegal it's illegal

00:19:09.080 for pfizer to do it if you know in 2017 uh president obama passed a law making it illegal to engage in

00:19:16.040 gain of function research and i you know how short is americans memory that we were just having this

00:19:22.200 debate a year ago uh when it you know we were trying to figure out well what happened with the

00:19:27.160 wuhan lab and everyone understood belatedly that when gain of function investigations and experiments

00:19:34.680 became illegal in america they were shipped over to wuhan where they weren't illegal and the same people

00:19:40.360 oversaw them with their chinese colleagues um and that's why we got the virus that we got um so i would

00:19:46.600 say a it's illegal i don't care if that's your intention if that's what our military wants to do

00:19:51.160 there are strict protocols um you know governing what they do it's not a crazy genocidal private

00:19:58.440 company that you know clearly from the pfizer documents literally doesn't care about experimenting

00:20:04.200 on human beings killing human beings killing babies making people drop dead of stroke i mean

00:20:10.360 that's why we have laws that's why we're a nation of laws and the other thing i would say again and say

00:20:15.000 it to those who didn't hear me when i last talked about the pfizer press release subsequent to the

00:20:19.560 project veritas expose is that they don't say who they're collaborating with they say our

00:20:25.080 collaborator collaborators we're engaging in these experiments with our collaborators they don't say

00:20:30.200 it's america they don't say it's our federal agencies they don't say it's our military it could

00:20:35.640 be anyone in the world who wants us dead you know who wants our land who wants our natural resources our

00:20:42.840 natural gas our oil our our our minerals i mean who are their collaborators i've fully established

00:20:50.760 that pfizer and bioNTech are fully in an mou with the chinese communist party fully manufacturing

00:20:58.360 this injection with the chinese communist party that the secc filing shows the ip transferring to china

00:21:05.160 at the end of 2021 and that china has opened in concert with bioNTech 13 manufacturing facilities

00:21:11.960 in western europe and two in north america in the united states in princeton and in springfield mass

00:21:18.600 and i will keep saying this until people understand it they you know this press release there's a reason

00:21:25.880 if you're in pr you say the good thing unless the good thing doesn't exist and then you don't mention it

00:21:31.640 they didn't say that their collaborators were americans they didn't say who they were at all so this is a

00:21:37.960 giant cloud over the head of of everyone in the world you know if we don't know who pfizer is

00:21:44.120 collaborating with because we've abundantly shown in 700 pages of fully sourced documentation in the

00:21:51.640 pfizer ebook by the war room daily cloud volunteers that again and again and again this company hand

00:21:58.760 in hand with the chinese communist party will kill and injure and render infertile westerners and americans

00:22:05.800 we've shown it categorically so now there's still more evidence and project veritas and james o'keefe

00:22:12.360 gave you still more evidence it's not evidence scattered all over the chessboard steve it's evidence

00:22:18.120 all aligned with the same genocidal intention and i don't enjoy saying this over and over but i've

00:22:24.840 literally been following the story here for a year and literally everything i've said has borne out and

00:22:31.080 everything the war room daily cloud uh researchers have have surfaced um has you know has has stood

00:22:39.240 uh the test of publication um so we have to face it you know talk about that you've you've you've

00:22:45.640 actually you under you've actually got a new one to add to the pile what the latest is you know every

00:22:52.120 one of these shocks me more than the last the latest one's also pretty shocking yeah uh let me

00:23:00.520 just go right for it um this is report 53 and and by the way there was recently a poll of uh of random

00:23:07.480 people not even conservatives or war room watchers in particular 85 of them believe that it's a bioweapon

00:23:13.400 created by china and that's a huge uh testimony to this conversation that we've been having because

00:23:19.160 we really broke that story your natalie winters broke that story and um very few people understood

00:23:25.640 that you know a year ago and now most of america does uh report 53 this so shocking i can barely bring

00:23:31.720 myself to say it 77 of cardiovascular adverse events from pfizer's mrna covet shot occurred in women

00:23:40.120 as well as in people under age 65 additionally two minors in the pfizer documents suffered cardiac

00:23:49.000 events the bullet points are even more shocking this is from um 5.3.6 document and cumulative analysis

00:23:58.120 of post-authorization adverse event reports and some of the highlights are half of the cardiovascular

00:24:04.600 adverse events meaning heart damage right were reported in the first 24 hours post-injection

00:24:12.600 please absorb that half of them happened within a day after getting injected there were

00:24:18.920 136 deaths which equates to nearly 10 of all of the affected patients one in 10 died of the

00:24:29.000 patients who are affected of the total of 1403 patients 946 or 66 had severe adverse events

00:24:40.600 even as horrible as these numbers are pfizer gained even worse numbers by excluding from the heart-related

00:24:48.840 adverse events the categories of myocarditis and pericarditis they they peeled them out of this

00:24:56.600 column of cardiovascular events even though by now we all know that myocarditis and pericarditis

00:25:03.160 are heart damage we know that instead they reported those adverse events under a totally separate

00:25:08.760 category in mean immune mediated autoimmune category and that um artificially lowered these these numbers so as

00:25:16.920 as horrible as these numbers are they're artificially lower than they really were one child and one

00:25:23.000 adolescent suffered cardiovascular adverse events but pfizer did not provide any details of what

00:25:29.000 happened to these minors these children were also not included in pfizer's pediatric report did they

00:25:36.440 experience heart attacks does the food and drug administration even know about these cases remember these two

00:25:42.840 kids got hurt in the custody of the fda and this was before and during the fda and the cdc rolling it out

00:25:50.840 for kids rolling it out for kids rolling it up for kids they knew two children had heart attacks a much

00:25:57.080 younger population ages 18 to 64 years made up the bulk of adverse event cases in this category 77 this is

00:26:05.480 completely anomalous according to our cardiologist experts um cardiovascular disease they point out is

00:26:11.880 typically a hallmark of age why were there so many cardiovascular events um side effects in younger

00:26:19.320 adults and lastly the gender split i mean this is yet another category in which women are almost three

00:26:26.600 quarters of the people who are hurt um cardiovascular adverse events in the pfizer documents occurred more

00:26:31.960 than three times as often in women 1076 women were injured as opposed to 291 men and 36 were

00:26:41.080 unrecorded so um about three times naomi just name just just hang just hang on one second we'll take

00:26:46.840 a short commercial break we've got a naomi wolf the uh famous lindsey from texas lindsey jones also

00:26:53.880 join us and of course our own joe allen talking about peter teal's presentation at oxford on artificial

00:26:59.560 intelligence all next forward

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00:31:37.400 war room battleground with stephen k bannon

00:31:42.200 okay i know i say this every time naomi wolf but if this if this uh this data is absolutely you know

00:31:49.320 sitting there in the releases that pfizer's been forced to make by a federal judge

00:31:54.920 why isn't i mean god bless the 3500 war room volunteers god bless amy kelly god bless your 250

00:32:01.000 lawyers daily clout you're you for oversight all of it but why are the institutions like uh you know

00:32:08.360 johns hopkins and harvard and yeah all the people come on msnbc every night and why is fda and cdc

00:32:14.520 not going through the same data and and and warning people about this why does it sit there

00:32:19.720 for a group of outside volunteers to basically crowdsource this ma'am

00:32:25.000 well the cdc is aware enough of what we're finding to have colluded with twitter to smear us early on when

00:32:31.800 we first started stumbling on some of this material um so i think they're following what

00:32:38.440 these volunteers are disclosing and preparing their their defense i mean i think you see it with the

00:32:46.040 kind of um you know stories we've seen of after we issued our report showing 61 people dropped out of

00:32:51.880 stroke they're like oh yeah stroke could be a problem you know that's not science that's not public

00:32:58.600 that's disgusting rear guard action to protect yourself after you've killed a lot of people

00:33:05.240 um the the other institutions honestly steve you know at this point when when governments across

00:33:13.080 the world in western europe like in britain they're not giving this booster to under 50s in germany

00:33:18.440 the health minister is acknowledging they had a 36 percent rise in deaths you know i'm astonished that

00:33:28.280 the new york times the wall street journal well it's wall street journal is coming forward to some

00:33:32.040 extent but you know bloomberg they're not stepping forward and saying okay we made a horrible mistake

00:33:40.360 people are dying we're really sorry we're going to start reporting this now and i i part of me doesn't

00:33:46.760 understand it except as kind of at this point a psychotic reaction to participating in a you know

00:33:54.200 know turning turning the planet into a mass gravesite you know with with intention and colluding

00:34:01.000 in the worst thing ever to happen to humanity um i you know from the people i i know and love who are

00:34:06.760 still in that world there's so much denial they don't want to talk about it they think if they don't

00:34:11.160 look at it it'll go away so you know my feed from the new york times is like you know what to cook

00:34:16.920 this winter and they're they're not looking some of that is like psychotic denial some of it i think

00:34:23.160 as i've said before you know it's probably advice from their lawyers no i'm serious you know like

00:34:27.880 do you want to face the fact that you've been cheerleading a massacre seriously right but that's

00:34:33.640 the best i can do and the last like i'll just say this the last hypothesis i have is is you know is

00:34:39.160 spiritual i think we're in a spiritual battle the like of which we have not seen since old testament

00:34:45.880 times and there are things going on that i cannot even explain politically or materially in which

00:34:51.240 people have lost their souls you know a bunch of people have like given their souls away maybe this

00:34:55.400 is how they behave when they've done that we've just never seen it before in our lifetimes this is

00:35:00.840 absolutely a spiritual war at the uh railhead of it naomi how do people continue to get the book

00:35:06.600 because i want everybody in our audience to get it one reason you should get it this is the effort

00:35:12.040 of your colleagues and your your uh your compatriots right your comrades right they've helped put their

00:35:17.960 shoulder to the wheel for the research and putting it together of course amy kelly the great teammate

00:35:21.800 daily cloud where do they get the book where they continue to find your book the bodies of others and

00:35:26.600 also all your uh all the great content you're putting up thank you go to go to amazon please and

00:35:33.800 order it on kindle because that keeps us up in that best-selling category which has an impact on

00:35:39.160 the discussion um you can also gift it on kindle you can also get it as a pdf on dailycloud.io and in

00:35:46.040 two weeks there will be a paperback book a paperback book that you can plop down on the desk of your

00:35:51.800 doctor or your loved one or your anyone your child's teacher um and we'll let you know as soon as that's

00:35:57.800 that's uh available to you yeah or or most importantly although all your neighbors friends

00:36:02.760 and relatives that give you stink eye every time you come to dinner of the thanksgiving dinner you're

00:36:07.160 going to plop that book down and say just go through it maybe even highlight certain elements of it

00:36:13.160 perfect uh naomi thank thank you so much honor to have you on here thank you so much i'm so glad to be

00:36:18.760 here thank you uh lindsey jones joins us lindsey from texas on twitter it's a individual i've

00:36:25.800 wanted to have on for quite a while lindsey walk us through you you've got you talk about the

00:36:30.040 whistleblower conferences on on all this you've been at the tip of the spear putting up great content

00:36:35.400 on twitter all the time and not taking down which is a which is a which is an art form in itself

00:36:41.720 tell us what you got going on well um i've been working with whistleblowers including

00:36:47.320 dr andrew huff was the very first one that i helped whenever he came forward with his story and

00:36:52.520 he needed help getting uh connected to different outlets such as project veritas and um wanted an

00:36:59.400 avenue of uh how to connect with them so i um started working with him and i connected him

00:37:05.320 with uh different journalist outlets and helped him around our audience our audience yeah our audience

00:37:10.600 will remember dr huff wrote this incredible book he was actually at echo health alliance and he wrote the

00:37:16.120 insider's view on wuhan it's it's been a seminal work and a hat tip to you lindsey because this uh

00:37:23.400 i already know that this book and dr hoff are going to be a critical part of the congressional

00:37:28.760 investigations going forward on the wuhan lab covid the vaccine all of it so fantastic work there ma'am

00:37:36.040 thank you yeah it was a little difficult everyone kept going in the story actually wouldn't come out

00:37:40.760 until november because of the whole political spectrum and i didn't understand how um a political

00:37:46.520 political factor would be an issue here whenever he's trying to explain that it was a lab leak and

00:37:52.200 he has proof and evidence to bring forward um it shouldn't be political uh but i got thrown into all

00:37:59.320 of all of that and trying to navigate that whole aspect of it was very interesting but um another

00:38:05.400 whistleblower that is arguably the most significant whistleblower in history um brooke jackson she

00:38:11.960 as the pfizer whistleblower that came forward in 2020 and she oversaw pfizer clinical trial sites and

00:38:19.480 witnessed an egregious amount of fraud and and all her 20 years of experience had never seen anything

00:38:25.320 like it before so she um came forward she first went up the chain she went to the fda she went to pfizer

00:38:32.760 she tried to ring the alarm and um when she did that when she went to the fda she lost her job

00:38:38.120 within hours they called her and said she wasn't a good fit anymore so um obviously they did not want

00:38:44.360 the um wrongdoing to be exposed but she has evidence that of substantial fraud where pfizer wanted them to

00:38:52.680 change certain data points and um people that were working at fast food restaurants the week before

00:38:59.000 were in the clinical trial sites giving vaccines to people um things that i think are really shocking

00:39:05.320 but what's so significant about brooke's case um she's working her attorneys now are warner mendenhall

00:39:11.480 and robert barnes but her case is so significant because it's the one case that i'm aware of other than ron

00:39:17.480 de sance's grand jury that he's um convened that could overturn the um liability immunity for pfizer

00:39:25.160 because if the case if if they find that it is the case that the contract that pfizer

00:39:31.640 signed with the united states government was based on fraud then the false claims act can overturn that

00:39:37.720 and free up um the ability for people to sue pfizer for harm and wrongdoing based on the fact that they had

00:39:46.920 uh fraudulent data that they lied on behalf of the american people um right now it is uh being it's

00:39:54.440 pending being held in a court in federal court by a trump appointed judge in east texas and um hopefully

00:40:01.880 that they'll be able to move forward soon and um and they'll move on to discovery so they're having a

00:40:08.520 uh lawyer conference in atlanta in um march 25th and 26th and that her couple of her attorneys are

00:40:17.640 hosting that along with other panelists um to try to educate other attorneys on how to take down these

00:40:23.880 bad actors and these bad corporations and how to help people that are involved um that have lost their

00:40:30.120 jobs because of the mandates and you know help guide um attorneys and educate them on how they can help

00:40:36.680 how when's it going to be when is it going to be in atlanta because we want to cover this we want

00:40:42.120 to make sure everybody what it gets that wants to gets access to do you know the dates of when it's

00:40:46.360 going to be yes it's going to be uh march uh 25th and 26th if you go to vac safety dot org they have

00:40:55.000 it listed on the events page there um the vaccine safety research foundation um steve kirsch's foundation

00:41:00.440 that i i also get to help work with um they are the ones hosting this and putting it together and

00:41:08.040 helping arrange everything and really try to amplify these voices because everyone wants to take down the

00:41:14.120 bad guys but right now the bad guys need help too they need they need uh attorneys in the fight and

00:41:19.400 they need funding if i mean everybody wants to do um and and help and and and ask for um all these all

00:41:27.880 these people to be taken down but you have to have attorneys in in the fight in order to make that

00:41:32.360 happen so i think um there's a couple websites that um one of the attorneys warner mendenhall um i spoke

00:41:39.560 with him this morning i mentioned it's uh the ohio stands up foundation and truth for health.org are both

00:41:47.160 two non-profits that are helping fund some of these causes um but warner mendenhall has helped a long

00:41:53.400 list of people that have been fired as a result of these unconstitutional mandates so he is um i i

00:41:59.720 highly respect him i think he's a wonderful person and um love to i think though if everybody could

00:42:05.800 rally behind him i think that you know it'd be a great thing for everyone that's been um that's

00:42:11.560 i've been at a loss for their american freedom in this it's been outrageous to to witness perfect

00:42:17.640 lindsay how do people get you on social media because you're putting up great content all the

00:42:20.680 time where do people go now that i have my account back um i'm on twitter as texas lindsay and i'm on

00:42:28.360 getter as um i think my name is texas lindsay or lindsay kate which is my middle name so i'm on both of

00:42:34.680 those platforms and i try to stay away from meta doesn't do anybody any good but um fantastic lindsay

00:42:43.320 your your your fan excuse me i said there's one more thing i was going to add of that um sure sure

00:42:50.040 sure the alien tort claims act um is another avenue that they're pursuing and so that was actually a law

00:42:58.200 that was put in uh the statute was put in place in 17 uh 69 i believe um and it is no 1789 it and it's a

00:43:06.760 statute that will allow people outside of the us if they felt like they've been defrauded or harmed by

00:43:14.680 companies or organizations such as pfizer that they can get in on this litigation as well and sue

00:43:20.200 pfizer which pfizer has actually been sued through this statute before so it's not just um united states

00:43:26.520 of america that can help um that these lawsuits can help it can help people around the world i think it's

00:43:31.720 it's great we'll put we'll push it we'll push that out too lindsay thank you very much we'll go to

00:43:36.600 lindsay for texas on twitter and make sure we get your site or your uh social media up on uh and get

00:43:42.280 it thank you very much man appreciate it thank you uh let's go ahead and play we got a cold open for

00:43:49.240 joe allen with peter teal let's go and play the cold open then we'll bring uh this is a talk he gave

00:43:53.720 at oxford i believe uh everybody's talking about it so i want this audience to hear a condensed

00:43:58.920 version i was going at it it brings me great pleasure to welcome mr peter teal to give the

00:44:03.080 inaugural address of the oxford union's bicentenary year you know the general thesis that i've been

00:44:07.640 articulating in different fora for close to two decades is there is something about science and

00:44:14.200 technology that's not progressing as quickly but for the last uh 40 or 50 years outside the world of

00:44:19.960 bits it has been a story of general stagnation why can't we have a ticker tape parade for the you know

00:44:27.000 one or two the key scientists who developed the mrna vaccine we're told this is this fantastic

00:44:32.760 scientific technological breakthrough why can't we celebrate this and um and my sort of cultural

00:44:39.400 thesis is that uh it is immediately adjacent in people's minds to this great existential fear

00:44:46.440 because the mrna vaccines somehow remind us of this thing going on the wuhan lab that was called

00:44:53.720 had this orwellian term gain of function research which sounds sort of like a bio weapons program

00:44:58.600 in disguise but within computers probably the the the futuristic narrative is always around

00:45:04.120 ai artificial intelligence artificial general intelligence i was involved with a thing called

00:45:08.440 the singularity institute which um pushed sort of accelerationist utopian technology and i sort of

00:45:15.640 remember thinking to myself by 2015 i reconnect with some of these people and it didn't feel like they were

00:45:21.640 really pushing the the ai thing as fast as before it had shifted from transhumanism to luddite no

00:45:28.520 actually want to slow this down it feels kind of dangerous i'm going to read this it's from april 2022

00:45:35.000 less than a year ago uh eliezer yudkowsky who's one of the sort of thought leaders of the sort of

00:45:40.120 futurist um ai and it's announcing a new death with dignity strategy it's obvious at this point that

00:45:48.920 humanity isn't going to solve the alignment problem of how to get the ai aligned with humans or even

00:45:54.840 try very hard or even go out with much of a fight since survival is unattainable we should shift the

00:46:01.400 focus our efforts to helping humanity die with slightly more dignity it's an extraordinary way that the

00:46:08.840 uh the context has shifted oxford professor nick bostrom i think of him as sort of a mouthpiece of the

00:46:14.840 zeitgeist um and he sort of wrote this paper back in 2019 called the vulnerable world hypothesis sort

00:46:21.400 of and it outlines all these different existential risks climate change nuclear weapons um runaway

00:46:27.480 nanotechnology the robots killing everybody the ai killing everybody runaway bioweapons etc etc and there

00:46:33.800 are four things that must be done to stabilize the world number one restrict technological development

00:46:39.640 number two ensure that there does not exist a large population of actors representing a wide

00:46:45.720 and recognizably human distribution of motives number three establish an extremely effective preventive

00:46:54.200 policing and number four you need to establish effective global governance if we are going to

00:47:01.160 enumerate all these existential risks and we have to talk about them we have to discuss them we have to

00:47:06.200 think about them if you end up with a one world totalitarian state that also counts as an

00:47:11.560 existential risk you know in the sort of quasi mythological new testament account the the slogan

00:47:17.000 of the antichrist is peace and safety perhaps we should fear the antichrist perhaps we should fear the

00:47:23.320 one world totalitarian state uh more than armageddon what i would say is i i don't know if we actually

00:47:30.040 need to get to the super futuristic versions of ai for it to be um for it to be problematic where it's um

00:47:37.880 this super intelligent computer the the version of it that i think is the most real and the most

00:47:43.160 problematic is something like what you see in in communist china where it's it's um it's fairly low

00:47:49.320 tech but it is just this pervasive surveillance we have we have all sorts of debates whether ai is

00:47:55.880 conscious or whether it's intelligent or super intelligent but if we avoid the political

00:48:01.160 question of how it gets used in in places like china um you know maybe it's merely evil and maybe

00:48:07.000 something can be merely evil it's not conscious it's not even intelligent it's merely evil if you

00:48:12.360 were to say that crypto is libertarian then why can't we say that ai is is communist it's not

00:48:17.720 completely inherent in it but it's a it's a certain tendency in it and uh and while i am i am pro

00:48:23.480 acceleration i'm pro tech i'm even pro ai um it is probably the one technology that i have the most

00:48:28.760 misgivings about the luddites look uh they even if they were right about a lot of things they they

00:48:34.120 ultimately are wrong you're going to lose if nothing else than in the military context it's as even even

00:48:40.040 if the luddites are right about everything you will lose to china on hypersonic weapons or space weapons

00:48:45.080 or weapons in cis-lunar space or robots armed with ai probably there's something about the luddite answer

00:48:51.240 that's uh self-destructive and uh and parochial at the same time it's neither parochial or self-destructive

00:48:59.000 that's just a total cop-out you're absolutely correct he plays we only got three and a half

00:49:03.560 minutes you're coming back tomorrow morning but you've nailed this teal's trying to have it both

00:49:07.880 ways he's trying to act like he's he's there to help everybody and i know man did some bad things at

00:49:13.240 first or maybe the back of it but i'm not an accelerationist i actually think the luddites have

00:49:18.040 it but then at the end he's a hundred percent accelerationist he is not a luddite on this and

00:49:23.160 luddites are on the side of the homo sapiens uh joe allen yes steve we could do an entire episode on

00:49:31.720 peter thiel's thoughts he's a complex guy he shows that the transhumanist impulse is certainly not

00:49:38.200 limited to globalists he's very much a nationalist he claims christianity in a strange form so he's a

00:49:45.960 very brilliant guy i don't think anybody would deny that but he wants to go full steam ahead on

00:49:52.760 all technologies that can potentially be useful for human beings and while he acknowledges the dangers

00:50:00.360 he doesn't seem to take them as seriously as the possibility of technology being restrained and

00:50:06.680 therefore either we just stagnate and never really progress as a species or as he says at the end the

00:50:14.040 fear is that china will outpace the u.s or the west in general and therefore we'll just simply be

00:50:21.400 defeated i don't think these are unreasonable arguments but i don't think that he really provides

00:50:27.160 a serious solution to them other than we have to go forward because there's really no other choice

00:50:33.320 i personally think there is a choice it's just simply not a it's not an easy choice to be made

00:50:39.320 hey we're going to come back uh tomorrow at 10 and i'm going to figure out how to get this into

00:50:45.880 the first or second hour because we've got a peter thiel is a good man he's a smart man first guy one

00:50:50.600 of the first guy first guy in silicon valley to really come out from president trump um but if the

00:50:56.120 argument is if this is the argument that the luddites we can't slow things down and we can't uh you

00:51:01.320 know we we can't slow things down so we're not overwhelmed by this humanity's not overwhelmed by this

00:51:06.200 and the reason we can't do that is china's not going to slow down their ai weapons program and

00:51:11.080 that's a problem i got a solution for that i can choke down the chinese communist party in 90 days

00:51:16.520 and they know it right they absolutely know it i can check you cut them off from capital and you cut

00:51:21.320 them off from technology and in 90 days allowed by jing overthrows them so if that's what if that's

00:51:26.200 what peter thiel's saying you can't just agree to this because oh the chinese may get ahead of us

00:51:31.880 on the weapons using artificial intelligence that's his argument and that all the other uh

00:51:36.840 ways all the other verticals this the the uh converging on the singularity we just got to go

00:51:43.000 along with because i'm afraid of chinese weapons powered by artificial intelligence that'll never

00:51:48.280 stand up peter thiel you're just 100 you're a very smart guy but on this one you are 100 percent

00:51:54.920 wrong we'll be back here tomorrow joe i'll figure out how we we got to get this more in the front

00:51:59.880 burner uh because you didn't do an excellent job and now everybody's melting down on the tiniest part

00:52:04.920 uh you know the the the chat gpt uh joe we'll see you tomorrow morning i want to thank everybody

00:52:10.840 particularly the team in memphis putting this on uh we're going to be back tomorrow morning you're

00:52:14.600 going to hear a lot more about a sophisticated take on the singularity not what you're hearing

00:52:20.280 out of the mainstream media see you tomorrow morning 10 a.m back here in the war room

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WarRoom Battleground EP 223： Newsoms Hold In California; Directed Evolution

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