Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - EXCLUSIVE WITH DR DREW： NIH OFFICIAL ADMITS FUNDING AT WUHAN LAB AND THE DEVOLUTION OF DATING

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00:00:30.000 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.

00:00:39.660 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:00:46.360 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Poso.

00:00:49.140 Deliver us from evil.

00:00:50.960 Overdose deaths in 2023 were still almost twice as high as they were five years ago.

00:00:55.620 That's because of a steep rise in overdose deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic that was

00:01:00.840 largely driven, medical experts say, by fentanyl.

00:01:04.400 Do you wish to retract your statement of May 11th where you claimed that the NIH never funded

00:01:09.420 gain-of-function research in Wuhan?

00:01:11.820 Senator Paul, I have never lied before the Congress, and I do not retract that statement.

00:01:18.900 You do not know what you are talking about.

00:01:21.960 Dr. Tabak, did NIH fund gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology through EchoHealth?

00:01:30.960 It depends on your definition of gain-of-function research.

00:01:34.560 If you're speaking about the generic term, yes, we did.

00:01:39.700 It was supposed to be a hearing to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress

00:01:45.800 for refusing to turn over a recording of President Biden's interview with a special counsel.

00:01:51.200 But Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene went off topic.

00:01:55.220 Aw.

00:01:55.600 Oh, oh, girl, baby girl.

00:01:57.700 Oh, really?

00:01:58.480 Don't even play.

00:02:00.520 When Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett tried to stop Greene's line of questioning,

00:02:04.820 Greene commented on Crockett's, quote, fake eyelashes.

00:02:07.700 Do you know what we're here for?

00:02:10.060 You know we're here about A.B.

00:02:11.860 I don't think you know what you're here for.

00:02:14.020 Well, you're the one talking about-

00:02:15.500 I think your fake eyelashes are messing up with you.

00:02:18.040 No, ain't nothing.

00:02:18.560 Hold on, hold on.

00:02:19.800 Greene shouting a refusal to apologize.

00:02:22.760 Other lawmakers then coming to Crockett's defense.

00:02:25.740 Okay, Randy, thank you for waiting.

00:02:27.020 Your turn now.

00:02:28.340 Recoverable for the prosecution?

00:02:30.400 No.

00:02:33.000 He had one job to do, and he couldn't do it on something so simple.

00:02:37.580 Tell us about a conversation, and the worst part of it is on direct.

00:02:40.700 He sounded so convincing.

00:02:42.440 He sounded so smooth, so good.

00:02:44.400 It was such a good day for the prosecution.

00:02:46.600 Describes the conversation, and then completely shoots the pooch

00:02:50.360 where it looks like that conversation absolutely, actually never happened.

00:02:56.040 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily

00:03:01.340 here live, Washington, D.C.

00:03:03.100 Today is May 17th, 2024.

00:03:05.200 Anno Domini.

00:03:06.880 Folks, remember earlier this week when I was telling you that I wake up

00:03:11.120 and I'm reading mainstream media so you guys don't have to,

00:03:14.700 and I'm reading Politico and I'm checking out MSNBC and I'm watching CNN

00:03:18.220 and I'm seeing, all right, what's the latest in the trial?

00:03:21.200 And I noticed that last week, remember it was all Stormy Daniels.

00:03:25.280 Stormy Daniels, this is going to be the end of Trump.

00:03:27.640 This is going to put him away.

00:03:29.120 He's going behind bars.

00:03:30.500 She's coming out.

00:03:31.500 She's got the story.

00:03:33.060 And then it turned into what looked like an absolute circus act,

00:03:37.440 an absolute clown show.

00:03:39.440 And then so I said, boy, I wonder how they're going to respond

00:03:42.140 after getting just completely clowned on all last week.

00:03:46.540 And then Monday morning, get the headline, Michael Cohen.

00:03:49.940 The entire case rests on Michael Cohen.

00:03:53.640 And we get told for several days that Michael Cohen,

00:03:56.460 and now they're only in court for actually three days this week.

00:03:59.580 This is also important because Cohen testifies for two days.

00:04:03.400 They take one day off.

00:04:04.840 They come back for one day of cross-examination.

00:04:07.500 And then today they're out of court.

00:04:08.880 Why?

00:04:09.100 Because President Trump and his family are attending

00:04:11.560 Barron Trump's high school graduation,

00:04:14.380 which is going on right now,

00:04:15.640 or actually took place just a couple of minutes

00:04:17.420 before we went to air today.

00:04:19.660 So all of Cohen's cross-examination was compressed into one day.

00:04:23.960 And Trump's lawyers knew that they had to get it all in in that day.

00:04:28.580 So what did they do?

00:04:29.680 Well, here's the bombshell.

00:04:31.420 And I haven't heard a lot of people explain this very well,

00:04:33.200 so let me explain here as tightly as I can.

00:04:36.160 Cohen had testified earlier in the week

00:04:38.580 that he called Trump's bodyguard

00:04:40.800 right when the payments to Stormy Daniels started to take place

00:04:44.400 and that he confirmed to Trump's bodyguard, Keith Schiller,

00:04:49.960 that this is what was going on.

00:04:51.360 She's been paid off.

00:04:52.540 It's done.

00:04:53.780 This seemed like a very damning admission.

00:04:57.060 The former lawyer coming public and saying this, okay.

00:05:01.540 But thankfully, in the American and in the Western judicial system,

00:05:05.600 we have something called,

00:05:07.540 it's called the adverse system.

00:05:09.220 And so in this, each side gets a chance to question the witnesses.

00:05:14.580 One side for the prosecution, one side for the defense.

00:05:17.220 And you always need to remember that there's two sides to every story.

00:05:21.520 So Trump's lawyers get in there yesterday and they say,

00:05:25.340 all right, you say that you called Trump's bodyguard about these payments.

00:05:29.560 However, we've got text messages from you to Trump's bodyguard

00:05:34.020 that you've never explained,

00:05:36.040 that you didn't mention anything about,

00:05:37.640 where you're talking about calling him

00:05:39.280 because you were annoyed that some kid was prank calling you.

00:05:43.840 The prosecution was caught completely off guard.

00:05:46.560 The jury was absolutely shocked.

00:05:49.000 And this is what started the massive media tailspin

00:05:52.520 that we saw yesterday,

00:05:53.640 where even CNN and Anderson Cooper were admitting

00:05:56.440 that this testimony went absolutely down the tubes.

00:06:00.980 I'm going to get over my skis

00:06:01.860 because I'm pretty sure that a New York jury

00:06:03.880 is not going to be favorable to Donald Trump.

00:06:06.180 But he actually is looking at a potential,

00:06:09.960 say potential hung jury at this point

00:06:12.340 because that's how bad it's going.

00:06:13.680 Stay tuned.

00:06:14.020 Be right back.

00:06:14.520 Dr. Drew is joining us for the full hour.

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00:06:41.580 You talk about influences.

00:06:43.500 These are influences.

00:06:45.420 And they're friends of mine.

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00:06:49.240 Where's Jack?

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00:07:48.020 Very excited and honored to have on the show today here at Human Events Daily.

00:07:52.440 Dr. Drew joins us on an auspicious day

00:07:56.060 because we just found,

00:07:58.180 and I just had a guest on his program a couple of weeks ago,

00:08:01.880 and we were talking about COVID,

00:08:03.620 we were talking about totalitarianism in government,

00:08:05.760 and then we have this hearing just yesterday

00:08:08.480 where an official from the NIH,

00:08:10.540 not Collins, by the way,

00:08:12.180 not Fauci, of course,

00:08:14.060 comes out and you have this lower level guy,

00:08:15.920 he's left holding the bag after the big guys have already skated,

00:08:19.720 who admits that,

00:08:20.880 yes, yes,

00:08:22.280 dear listener,

00:08:23.560 EcoHealth Alliance

00:08:24.760 was the pass-through entity

00:08:27.060 that was funding gain-of-function research

00:08:29.740 at the Wuhan lab.

00:08:31.640 EcoHealth Alliance has been completely divested

00:08:34.400 from the Department of Health and Human Services there,

00:08:37.160 no longer Peter Doshak and all the rest.

00:08:39.120 You all know the story.

00:08:40.480 Dr. Drew,

00:08:41.700 you're here with us.

00:08:42.900 You've been one of the earliest skeptics calling out COVID.

00:08:46.500 Walk us through how monumentous a situation this is,

00:08:50.060 but at the same time,

00:08:51.220 it seems as though the big guys who were involved

00:08:54.560 have completely skated.

00:08:55.600 Yeah, I mean,

00:08:57.880 that's certainly what the certain circumstance suggests right now.

00:09:01.680 It is,

00:09:02.440 and there's still much more to be revealed, right?

00:09:05.240 All we've been asking for of our government

00:09:08.540 is just show us what you're doing.

00:09:11.040 Tell us what happened here.

00:09:12.500 Be open and transparent with us.

00:09:14.840 Don't obfuscate around language.

00:09:17.600 We're still in the zone where they're saying,

00:09:20.000 well, it depends what you mean by gain-of-function.

00:09:21.740 Okay, fine, but thank you at least

00:09:25.000 for doing us the favor of saying

00:09:27.280 there is money flowing through EcoHealth Alliance

00:09:29.720 informing gain-of-function research.

00:09:33.340 And gain-of-function research, I understand,

00:09:35.060 very common.

00:09:36.220 It may actually not have led to this virus,

00:09:39.280 but let us know how that's not the case

00:09:41.420 and what you think actually happened here.

00:09:44.060 This slow roll of giving us what is real

00:09:47.720 is deeply disturbing.

00:09:49.920 It is the opposite of transparency.

00:09:52.940 It's the opposite of what we want from our government,

00:09:54.880 and it really reminds me of something

00:09:56.960 that I've been terribly troubled by recently,

00:09:59.040 which is it seems like the bureaucracy itself

00:10:02.420 is interested in undermining the will of the people.

00:10:06.860 What I mean to say is

00:10:08.020 there is middle-level, lifetime bureaucrats

00:10:10.980 who have made it their business

00:10:12.480 to hang on to their job

00:10:13.840 and to tell us how to live our lives

00:10:16.200 independent of what elected officials,

00:10:20.000 I forget who was asking the questions

00:10:21.420 in those House hearings,

00:10:22.380 probably, I didn't see who it was,

00:10:25.600 but in any event,

00:10:26.480 the point is those elected officials

00:10:29.200 whom we have charged with representing us

00:10:31.700 beg no issue to the bureaucracy,

00:10:34.220 and that is deeply, deeply concerning.

00:10:37.100 Oh, I think you're going to show me

00:10:38.040 another clown show.

00:10:38.900 Is that what you're showing there?

00:10:40.200 Is that what erupted yesterday?

00:10:42.720 No, no, this was the, this was the,

00:10:44.540 not that, this was the,

00:10:46.480 well, this is the first clown show

00:10:47.760 where we've got this guy,

00:10:49.280 as you're referring to, Dr. Tabak,

00:10:51.260 who's the deputy director of the NIH.

00:10:54.520 So this was the guy on,

00:10:55.640 so you love how Fauci's has totally,

00:10:57.960 you know, flown the coop,

00:10:59.520 and you've got this guy,

00:11:01.100 this poor sap up there,

00:11:02.900 who's, you know, he's kind of like the guy

00:11:04.480 that Stalin has to erase from the photograph

00:11:07.700 when everything is done.

00:11:08.900 He said, so I think it's Debbie Lesko.

00:11:10.760 Yeah, Debbie Lesko, who was on the,

00:11:13.320 that's the select subcommittee

00:11:14.500 of the coronavirus pandemic.

00:11:16.680 And then he, of course,

00:11:18.260 he's obfuscating, as you say,

00:11:20.040 playing this game of,

00:11:21.440 well, there are different types

00:11:22.740 of gain of function research,

00:11:24.260 and it all depends on what

00:11:25.800 your definition of is, is.

00:11:28.240 That's fine.

00:11:28.640 And all of this.

00:11:29.240 No objection.

00:11:30.040 No objection, sir.

00:11:31.280 Of course.

00:11:31.440 Tell us more.

00:11:32.300 Just tell us more.

00:11:33.460 Keep going.

00:11:33.960 Just give us the facts.

00:11:35.260 This, this,

00:11:35.720 you can't handle the facts attitude,

00:11:37.300 I find disgusting.

00:11:39.620 It's the real core of the problem.

00:11:41.440 So we're going to tune up

00:11:42.380 the propaganda on one side,

00:11:43.980 and we're going to cancel

00:11:44.780 anybody on the other,

00:11:46.080 so people don't have to be exposed to,

00:11:49.020 God forbid,

00:11:49.980 the truth,

00:11:50.740 the facts.

00:11:51.640 And that, I,

00:11:52.480 you know,

00:11:52.720 at the very beginning,

00:11:53.640 the reason I got myself in trouble

00:11:55.080 is I thought it was the press

00:11:56.380 doing this.

00:11:56.860 I was so used to being in news

00:11:58.180 and press,

00:11:59.000 and how odd it is now

00:12:00.000 that everybody's all siloed.

00:12:01.260 I used to do everything,

00:12:02.120 CNN, Fox News, whatever.

00:12:03.600 Now you're not allowed to do one

00:12:04.700 if you do the other.

00:12:05.700 So crazy.

00:12:06.820 But I knew how they loved hysteria,

00:12:09.860 and I thought this whole thing

00:12:11.140 is being generated by the press.

00:12:12.160 They need to shut up.

00:12:13.280 Just shut up.

00:12:14.140 And by the way,

00:12:15.000 the thing that was cut off

00:12:16.140 of all the videos

00:12:16.960 that came after me

00:12:17.860 was what I said next,

00:12:18.980 which was actually the wrong thing.

00:12:20.760 What I said next was,

00:12:22.120 please just listen to Fauci

00:12:23.280 and the CDC.

00:12:24.260 Let them be your North Star,

00:12:25.420 because I've been working

00:12:26.380 with them a long time,

00:12:27.120 and they've been very,

00:12:28.360 very important in my career.

00:12:29.420 So just listen to those guys.

00:12:30.880 Everyone cut that out

00:12:32.180 of what I was saying

00:12:33.260 when actually that was

00:12:34.820 the wrong instruction,

00:12:36.540 it turned out.

00:12:38.440 Well, and that's actually,

00:12:39.860 I mean, let's dial it back

00:12:41.180 a little bit there.

00:12:41.860 So dial the clock back

00:12:42.820 because we're getting

00:12:43.760 this admission now.

00:12:44.860 And of course, you know,

00:12:45.840 here we are, what,

00:12:46.540 four years after the fact.

00:12:48.540 We're, you know,

00:12:49.140 four years after a mass vaccination,

00:12:50.720 four years after social distancing,

00:12:52.560 four years.

00:12:53.420 Well, five, yeah,

00:12:54.080 if you go by 19, right?

00:12:56.400 And this guy,

00:12:58.060 there's not going to be

00:12:58.800 any accountability here.

00:13:00.060 Nobody's going after him.

00:13:01.160 Fauci's got his money.

00:13:02.020 He's paid.

00:13:02.620 Francis Collins has paid.

00:13:03.920 They've completely skated.

00:13:05.520 But dial it back.

00:13:06.620 When you made those comments,

00:13:08.100 what was the reaction?

00:13:11.140 Well, somebody,

00:13:12.480 I was shooting my mouth off

00:13:14.220 because I saw this thing a rolling.

00:13:16.380 And I was very skeptical

00:13:17.760 of everything we were seeing

00:13:18.720 out of China.

00:13:19.860 You know, this,

00:13:20.380 I don't know if you've read

00:13:21.240 Michael Sanger's book,

00:13:22.360 Snake Oil Science,

00:13:23.180 but everything there

00:13:24.340 was really just designed

00:13:25.580 to impress the communist leaders

00:13:28.700 above the leaders in the Wuhan.

00:13:30.500 So they did all kinds

00:13:31.800 of stupid things,

00:13:32.960 crazy things,

00:13:33.820 no one had ever done before

00:13:34.800 and claimed total control

00:13:36.560 of a respiratory virus,

00:13:37.720 which was untrue.

00:13:39.140 Then the Italians picked this up

00:13:41.760 in their little outbreak.

00:13:43.920 And I knew immediately

00:13:45.000 the Italian medical system

00:13:46.000 is totally different than ours.

00:13:47.420 And they were having trouble

00:13:48.540 keeping up.

00:13:49.180 We would not have that trouble

00:13:50.280 and we would be able

00:13:51.480 to meet the demands,

00:13:52.420 which we were.

00:13:53.200 But it turns out

00:13:54.940 the political leaders

00:13:55.980 that were advocating

00:13:58.080 for the Chinese style in Italy

00:14:00.100 turned out to be a guy

00:14:01.760 who wrote a book

00:14:02.580 about the fact

00:14:03.200 that he really didn't expect

00:14:04.180 it to control the virus.

00:14:05.540 He thought it was just

00:14:06.600 an opportunity to show

00:14:07.540 how wonderful

00:14:08.220 the communist system

00:14:09.100 is in China

00:14:09.680 and that we should be using,

00:14:11.120 applying those methods here

00:14:12.580 universally,

00:14:13.600 not just in the setting

00:14:14.420 of a pandemic.

00:14:15.060 Wrote a book about it

00:14:16.000 and that book was summarily

00:14:17.580 taken off the shelves

00:14:18.600 within three or four months.

00:14:19.960 And then we were hoodwinked

00:14:22.480 by all of that

00:14:23.460 and we did the same thing

00:14:24.820 based on nothing.

00:14:26.840 I have interviewed,

00:14:27.700 you know,

00:14:27.980 this during COVID,

00:14:29.360 it was all mysterious to me

00:14:30.400 and I started doing

00:14:31.620 a daily show stream

00:14:33.540 out of my house

00:14:34.520 because I just felt,

00:14:35.320 I felt like the French underground

00:14:36.380 trying to help people

00:14:37.200 manage and deal

00:14:38.600 and what we were talking about here.

00:14:40.160 And I very quickly started seeing

00:14:42.180 that the people

00:14:42.900 they were canceling

00:14:44.040 were some of the greatest leaders

00:14:46.600 in medicine and epidemiology

00:14:48.340 and I assumed

00:14:49.220 they had something to say.

00:14:50.420 I mean,

00:14:50.620 I'd agree with everything

00:14:51.640 as I often don't agree

00:14:53.260 with my peers

00:14:53.880 but I wanted to talk

00:14:55.060 to those guys

00:14:55.580 and that's what I've been doing

00:14:56.680 ever since

00:14:57.140 is talking to people

00:14:57.960 who have been canceled

00:14:58.980 and I'll be damned

00:14:59.600 if I haven't learned

00:15:00.040 something from everybody

00:15:00.860 including Paul Alexander

00:15:02.740 who I interviewed again

00:15:03.820 a couple of days ago

00:15:04.620 but he was there

00:15:06.000 when the five foot,

00:15:07.480 six foot distancing

00:15:08.240 was determined.

00:15:09.440 He is a highly decorated

00:15:11.380 epidemiologist

00:15:12.180 and researcher

00:15:13.140 and he raised the issue

00:15:14.980 with,

00:15:15.940 sorry,

00:15:16.580 it was Redfield at the time

00:15:17.740 whom he admired

00:15:18.640 and he said,

00:15:19.700 Dr. Redfield,

00:15:20.200 why,

00:15:20.700 where did this come from?

00:15:21.600 Why are you doing this?

00:15:23.020 Shut up.

00:15:23.720 There's no evidence.

00:15:24.820 We just have to do something.

00:15:26.760 The whole world adopted

00:15:28.080 a non-scientific methodology

00:15:30.160 that disrupted our life.

00:15:31.740 If you want to know

00:15:32.740 what happens

00:15:33.260 when centralized authority

00:15:34.480 in medicine

00:15:35.240 is put in place

00:15:36.420 and how sideways it can go,

00:15:38.000 this was a wonderful example

00:15:39.280 of that.

00:15:39.580 I mean,

00:15:41.340 what you're describing

00:15:42.120 is something

00:15:43.040 that I think

00:15:44.220 they're already trying

00:15:45.700 to get us to forget.

00:15:47.060 They're trying to,

00:15:48.100 you know,

00:15:48.580 erase this from the history books

00:15:50.140 and you see it on CNN,

00:15:52.080 you see it so many times

00:15:53.080 when they'll say

00:15:53.700 1.1 million people died,

00:15:55.520 1.1 million people died

00:15:56.820 and we did what we had to do

00:15:58.160 and it was just a very quick,

00:15:59.800 yes, it was awful.

00:16:00.520 We had a pandemic, guys.

00:16:01.640 We had a pandemic.

00:16:02.080 And that's it.

00:16:02.660 There's no actual explanation

00:16:04.560 as to what went happened,

00:16:07.000 what went right,

00:16:07.820 what went wrong,

00:16:08.860 how many of those 1.1 million

00:16:10.100 died from the attempted treatments

00:16:13.900 of this.

00:16:15.000 And by the way,

00:16:15.480 we'll never get an explanation

00:16:17.020 for all of the other social effects

00:16:18.820 that went on during this period.

00:16:20.600 We were just told,

00:16:21.660 oh, no, no, no, no, no.

00:16:22.700 It was all about

00:16:23.580 the 1.1 million with COVID

00:16:25.380 and the people

00:16:26.240 who dared say anything

00:16:28.040 that wasn't part of this.

00:16:29.500 And by the way,

00:16:30.300 I have to get your reaction to this

00:16:31.420 because you mentioned

00:16:31.900 social distancing,

00:16:33.180 they asked Dr. Collins,

00:16:34.760 I think it was a separate hearing,

00:16:36.600 but very recently,

00:16:37.440 they had him as well testifying

00:16:39.280 and saying,

00:16:40.480 what piece of evidence

00:16:42.060 did you look at

00:16:43.060 to determine social distancing?

00:16:45.640 What was it?

00:16:46.300 Was there a study?

00:16:47.280 Was there a, you know,

00:16:48.620 something you had learned

00:16:49.620 in a, you know, a trial?

00:16:50.700 And he said there was nothing.

00:16:51.700 He admitted there was no science

00:16:53.900 behind social distancing.

00:16:55.020 It's made up terms.

00:16:55.820 Last minute before the break.

00:16:56.380 Social distancing was something

00:16:57.780 that was beginning to be discussed

00:16:59.280 in some of these pandemic meetings

00:17:00.900 where they were, you know,

00:17:02.260 planning war games around pandemics.

00:17:04.300 I mean, the pandemic, Inc.,

00:17:05.360 we had a whole bunch of hammers

00:17:07.060 waiting around for a nail

00:17:08.160 and boom,

00:17:08.960 they started pounding on that nail

00:17:10.480 as soon as this opportunity

00:17:11.460 came around.

00:17:12.440 Social distancing is not

00:17:13.520 an infectious disease textbook.

00:17:14.860 I kept asking,

00:17:15.560 who are you consulting

00:17:17.080 to get these ideas?

00:17:18.240 Where are they coming from?

00:17:19.620 They seem so bizarre.

00:17:21.160 And this idea,

00:17:22.320 what's being sort of peddled now

00:17:25.440 is we didn't know.

00:17:26.760 We didn't know.

00:17:27.840 Okay.

00:17:28.500 I'm even willing to,

00:17:29.420 I'm very moderate in all this stuff.

00:17:30.880 I'm willing to go,

00:17:31.460 okay, you didn't know.

00:17:32.740 Some of us did.

00:17:33.620 Some of us did know

00:17:34.460 that there were excesses here

00:17:35.660 and the things you were doing

00:17:36.820 were going to cause incredible harm,

00:17:38.820 particularly like to 15 and 85.

00:17:40.980 I kept saying from 8 to 15 year olds,

00:17:42.700 you are destroying that age group.

00:17:44.280 You're telling these kids

00:17:45.180 that need their peers

00:17:46.260 for the development,

00:17:47.180 need their cognitive development

00:17:48.360 at school.

00:17:48.920 You're giving them iPads

00:17:50.940 where they look at porn all day

00:17:52.220 or sex with their peers.

00:17:53.700 And then you tell them

00:17:55.140 if they dare attempt

00:17:56.880 to leave their house

00:17:57.520 or talk to their peers,

00:17:58.660 they're going to kill their family.

00:18:00.000 In the meantime,

00:18:00.820 shelter in place,

00:18:01.960 which is words we use

00:18:03.240 for an incoming nuclear weapon.

00:18:04.740 That was every night

00:18:05.620 the mayor of Los Angeles

00:18:06.800 was saying that to us.

00:18:07.980 You don't think that destroyed

00:18:09.240 8 to 15 year olds.

00:18:10.720 Now, depression, anxiety,

00:18:12.400 depression, anxiety.

00:18:13.780 But, oh, lost my train of thought.

00:18:15.940 The point is,

00:18:17.000 the point is this was very predictable

00:18:19.240 and it was very, very arbitrary

00:18:22.200 what they're doing.

00:18:22.800 But you could argue at the time,

00:18:25.200 even if, even if you knew better,

00:18:27.480 you could argue at the time,

00:18:28.900 hey, look, maybe this is a bioweapon.

00:18:31.240 Maybe there is something

00:18:32.000 that we don't know,

00:18:33.180 those of us out in the community.

00:18:34.480 Hold that thought.

00:18:35.320 We have a quick, quick break right here.

00:18:37.480 Come right back and let you finish.

00:18:38.960 Dr. Drew joins us.

00:18:39.740 Okay.

00:18:39.900 Okay.

00:18:41.460 I rolled with bloods

00:18:42.840 and them boys had a saying.

00:18:45.640 You can't be listening

00:18:46.520 to all that slappy whack

00:18:47.860 trimatazala, it's a bam ship,

00:18:49.820 nippy, bam, bam,

00:18:51.060 like human events

00:18:52.040 with Jack Posobiec.

00:18:54.980 Hi, Jack Posobiec.

00:18:55.840 Back live, human events daily.

00:18:57.800 Where we left off,

00:18:58.600 Dr. Drew was explaining

00:19:00.420 the health effects specifically

00:19:02.820 that these,

00:19:04.380 not just the social distancing,

00:19:05.860 but he really started

00:19:06.600 talking about lockdowns

00:19:07.780 and canceling,

00:19:08.980 shutting down the schools

00:19:09.900 and the effect that it was having

00:19:11.440 on the under 15 year olds.

00:19:13.280 Dr. Drew, please continue.

00:19:14.820 Yeah.

00:19:15.320 And what I was saying was,

00:19:16.380 I actually had a local news

00:19:17.800 broadcast I was doing here

00:19:19.060 on Fox 11 here locally

00:19:20.500 in Los Angeles.

00:19:21.120 So there's moments

00:19:22.320 when these things happened.

00:19:24.380 And I was, you know,

00:19:25.600 I was trying to help people

00:19:26.320 understand what's going on

00:19:27.260 and they're trying

00:19:27.580 to make sense of this.

00:19:28.700 And one of the things

00:19:29.420 that happened is

00:19:29.940 a school board member

00:19:30.720 came on our show

00:19:31.440 and he announced

00:19:32.260 he was going to close

00:19:32.960 the school.

00:19:33.440 And I said, why?

00:19:34.480 Why are you doing this?

00:19:35.460 Who consulted with you?

00:19:36.960 Where did you get this idea?

00:19:38.400 It's the right thing to do.

00:19:40.440 Two years later,

00:19:41.680 you've destroyed

00:19:42.680 a significant group

00:19:45.260 of young adolescents.

00:19:46.560 Well done, sir.

00:19:47.520 That's number one.

00:19:48.740 Number two was this notion

00:19:50.580 that they're peddling now

00:19:51.740 that we didn't know.

00:19:52.500 We didn't know.

00:19:53.420 Okay.

00:19:54.740 I wasn't sure, to be fair.

00:19:56.660 I was, I was,

00:19:57.380 my opinions were shifting

00:19:58.940 and changing

00:19:59.400 based on available data.

00:20:01.300 But when Governor Newsom

00:20:03.080 here in this state

00:20:03.860 decided to lock it down,

00:20:05.140 I thought it was

00:20:05.520 a terrible idea.

00:20:06.520 But I thought to myself,

00:20:07.800 and again,

00:20:08.260 there's footage of me

00:20:08.900 on television saying this,

00:20:09.940 all right,

00:20:11.280 he's planning

00:20:12.100 for the worst case scenario.

00:20:13.540 He's in a tough position.

00:20:15.240 He's just going to do this thing

00:20:16.620 and I'm a good citizen.

00:20:17.900 I'm going to support

00:20:18.540 my leadership

00:20:19.060 and get behind this.

00:20:20.900 Never did I imagine

00:20:21.920 that two years later

00:20:23.280 in economic destruction

00:20:25.400 and destroying kids' lives

00:20:27.580 that we would see

00:20:28.760 the same persistent lockdown

00:20:30.600 for no reason whatsoever.

00:20:33.820 And let's be fair.

00:20:35.440 The early days

00:20:36.620 of Alpha and Delta,

00:20:37.860 that's a bad illness, guys.

00:20:39.040 Don't pretend

00:20:39.920 it wasn't a bad illness.

00:20:41.300 It was a bad illness,

00:20:42.820 particularly if you were old.

00:20:44.480 Then it can be

00:20:45.040 a really bad illness.

00:20:46.380 Some of my patients

00:20:47.100 died during this thing.

00:20:48.480 I had a bad case of Delta.

00:20:50.280 It was awful.

00:20:51.920 Monoclonal antibodies saved me.

00:20:54.220 Why wasn't

00:20:54.820 our public health officials,

00:20:55.840 why weren't they

00:20:56.300 out there advocating for,

00:20:57.680 hey, we bought

00:20:58.540 all the monoclonal antibodies,

00:20:59.760 you can get it for free.

00:21:00.500 So if you get sick,

00:21:01.180 your grandma gets sick,

00:21:02.200 get her the monoclonal antibodies.

00:21:03.640 They will diffuse her in home,

00:21:05.540 at the home.

00:21:06.720 Why aren't we doing that

00:21:07.620 as opposed to shelter in place,

00:21:08.740 shelter in place,

00:21:09.360 come back when you're blue.

00:21:10.500 This was unconscionable behavior

00:21:12.720 and it needs to be examined.

00:21:14.480 It needs to be reckoned with

00:21:16.520 so we don't do it again.

00:21:18.160 And we certainly, Jack,

00:21:19.560 do not,

00:21:20.240 as a result of this experience,

00:21:22.360 should never be considering

00:21:24.120 handing more authority

00:21:25.640 to a more centralized authority

00:21:27.420 at the World Health Organization,

00:21:29.420 who in their so-called treaty,

00:21:31.660 want fiat authority

00:21:33.700 over all duly sovereign

00:21:35.640 elected officials.

00:21:36.480 No, no, and no.

00:21:38.900 Well, let's talk about that

00:21:40.220 for a quick second

00:21:40.920 because this is something,

00:21:42.820 I was over in Geneva two years ago

00:21:45.060 as they were talking about

00:21:46.880 putting this together.

00:21:48.080 This is the World Health Assembly,

00:21:50.200 which is the, you know,

00:21:51.000 sort of the assembled experts.

00:21:52.540 It's the rule of experts

00:21:53.600 who are not experts,

00:21:54.360 I keep saying.

00:21:55.460 And they decide

00:21:57.380 when the next pandemic has begun.

00:21:59.820 And then you also see

00:22:01.760 these provisions in the treaties

00:22:03.860 that talk about handing over

00:22:06.680 essentially the sovereignty

00:22:08.020 of our country

00:22:09.280 to this unelected board

00:22:11.520 that they get to declare

00:22:13.260 what the measures are going to be.

00:22:15.580 In, Jack, be careful,

00:22:16.900 in a health emergency.

00:22:18.600 Forget pandemic.

00:22:19.780 Health emergency.

00:22:20.960 Whatever that is,

00:22:21.660 they decide it is.

00:22:22.600 Oh, great.

00:22:23.080 Medicine is never meant

00:22:24.380 to be so centralized.

00:22:25.400 The medicine is about

00:22:26.020 a patient and a physician.

00:22:27.160 That's your unit.

00:22:27.820 That's your most efficient unit.

00:22:29.460 They should be free

00:22:30.140 to make decisions together

00:22:31.440 based on the well-being

00:22:32.380 of that patient.

00:22:33.580 And the fact that this being,

00:22:34.720 all of this authority

00:22:35.480 is being sent upstream,

00:22:36.940 it harms people.

00:22:38.400 If it were a good idea,

00:22:39.420 I'd be all for it.

00:22:40.380 It's a horrible idea

00:22:41.880 and we have ample evidence

00:22:43.720 from our recent experience.

00:22:47.960 And so what happens then,

00:22:50.160 I mean, just walk me through

00:22:51.100 what kind of scenario,

00:22:52.000 if people are out there,

00:22:53.840 they're hearing this,

00:22:55.000 they're saying,

00:22:55.480 wait a minute,

00:22:55.920 this pandemic happened,

00:22:58.700 we couldn't do very much

00:22:59.760 to stop it

00:23:00.540 or at least stop

00:23:01.220 the government response,

00:23:02.260 I should say,

00:23:02.700 the government response to it,

00:23:03.760 even though there were

00:23:04.400 so many people

00:23:05.040 who attempted to tell the truth

00:23:06.560 when they did so,

00:23:07.540 they were called out.

00:23:08.400 Look, I was one of the big

00:23:09.820 war room pandemic,

00:23:11.320 one of the first guys

00:23:12.160 talking about how

00:23:13.220 this more than likely

00:23:14.440 came from the Wuhan lab.

00:23:15.840 We didn't know the name

00:23:16.840 Peter Daszak at the time.

00:23:18.560 We didn't know

00:23:19.220 Shijun Lee,

00:23:20.180 the Batwoman,

00:23:20.860 all of this stuff.

00:23:21.920 But we knew

00:23:22.900 that there was

00:23:24.100 a massive

00:23:24.920 biosecurity level

00:23:26.760 for facility

00:23:28.040 in Wuhan

00:23:28.900 that was more than likely

00:23:30.740 conducting

00:23:31.600 risky experimentation.

00:23:33.780 Now,

00:23:34.020 let's go a step forward,

00:23:35.680 though,

00:23:35.920 because we're in an election,

00:23:37.200 a very,

00:23:37.880 very tumultuous election

00:23:39.520 right now,

00:23:41.060 and none of these systems

00:23:42.880 have changed.

00:23:44.400 In a worst case scenario,

00:23:45.840 what can people do

00:23:46.560 to get ready

00:23:47.000 for something like this?

00:23:49.880 For another pandemic?

00:23:51.560 Is that what you're asking?

00:23:53.680 Yes.

00:23:54.220 Is that?

00:23:55.560 Well,

00:23:56.440 so here they are

00:23:58.260 talking about

00:23:59.680 the avian flu,

00:24:00.760 the H5N1,

00:24:02.180 which has,

00:24:03.100 for interesting reasons,

00:24:04.440 seems to have spread

00:24:05.360 through cattle

00:24:06.300 and other mammals.

00:24:08.260 There is one,

00:24:09.820 maybe two cases

00:24:11.260 of animal

00:24:12.520 to human transmission,

00:24:14.220 and they immediately

00:24:15.260 begin talking

00:24:15.920 about a pandemic.

00:24:17.140 I mean,

00:24:17.360 think about that.

00:24:18.520 Aren't they showing

00:24:19.280 you their hand then?

00:24:20.260 To me,

00:24:21.460 that means,

00:24:22.140 there's only one thing

00:24:23.460 that means,

00:24:24.120 and the virus

00:24:25.180 isn't going to change

00:24:25.900 that quickly.

00:24:26.500 It's never been able

00:24:27.340 to effectively get around

00:24:28.620 the human population.

00:24:30.000 It means somebody's

00:24:31.020 screwing with that virus.

00:24:32.380 Somebody is doing something

00:24:33.620 where somebody somewhere

00:24:34.660 in the blob

00:24:35.460 is concerned

00:24:36.400 that it could break out

00:24:37.320 or has broken out,

00:24:38.740 and I work with

00:24:39.880 the wellness company,

00:24:40.800 TWC,

00:24:41.500 and what we did

00:24:42.080 is we put Tamiflu

00:24:43.260 in our kits,

00:24:43.940 our emergency kits,

00:24:44.960 so patients could get

00:24:45.940 access to these things

00:24:47.020 through telehealth

00:24:47.920 right now

00:24:48.440 so they can be ready.

00:24:49.580 Tamiflu is not a great

00:24:50.620 medicine for avian flu.

00:24:52.140 Some efficacy,

00:24:53.720 be ready,

00:24:54.540 because God only knows

00:24:56.200 what they're going

00:24:56.720 to do to you,

00:24:57.900 again,

00:24:58.760 should they have evidence

00:24:59.960 that this thing

00:25:00.640 is spreading rapidly.

00:25:02.180 And respiratory viruses,

00:25:05.120 they,

00:25:05.420 you know,

00:25:05.760 they just don't,

00:25:06.620 you can't stop them.

00:25:07.720 They,

00:25:08.260 so it's essentially

00:25:09.080 impossible,

00:25:09.620 as we found during COVID.

00:25:10.760 You know,

00:25:12.900 that's something

00:25:13.280 that I actually,

00:25:14.580 you know,

00:25:15.440 you know,

00:25:15.860 full disclosure,

00:25:17.180 you know,

00:25:17.520 Wellness Company does,

00:25:18.880 they are one of our partners

00:25:19.880 here in the program,

00:25:20.620 but I personally

00:25:21.740 have used the kits,

00:25:23.040 I personally have used

00:25:23.860 the service,

00:25:24.380 and I love the fact

00:25:26.520 that you can actually

00:25:27.440 go to them,

00:25:28.120 you can ask them

00:25:28.860 for what you want,

00:25:30.300 you can explain to them

00:25:31.400 the situation,

00:25:32.080 and there's no middlemen.

00:25:33.880 There's no middlemen,

00:25:34.940 there's no waiting

00:25:35.860 for hours and hours

00:25:37.720 at the pharmacy

00:25:38.860 when they tell you

00:25:39.760 it's ready

00:25:40.160 and it's not ready

00:25:41.080 and all of this,

00:25:41.960 there's no rigmarole

00:25:42.960 over,

00:25:43.600 oh,

00:25:43.760 you don't need that,

00:25:44.560 you shouldn't have that,

00:25:45.600 et cetera,

00:25:46.340 it comes right to you.

00:25:46.920 I was,

00:25:47.660 Jack,

00:25:48.440 I want to say,

00:25:49.040 I was talking to another

00:25:49.860 board,

00:25:50.440 medical board member

00:25:51.240 with me,

00:25:51.700 and she and I

00:25:52.100 were sort of sharing notes

00:25:53.160 on what we're doing here,

00:25:54.500 and we both went,

00:25:55.800 you know,

00:25:56.060 five years ago,

00:25:56.840 we would not have

00:25:57.680 wanted this.

00:25:58.640 We would not have thought

00:25:59.580 this was a great idea.

00:26:01.080 Now,

00:26:01.700 we both feel like

00:26:03.040 you're out of your mind

00:26:04.440 if you don't have access

00:26:06.000 to things like this

00:26:07.320 because they've shown us

00:26:08.540 what they can do,

00:26:09.760 and so I have gone

00:26:11.200 in my career,

00:26:12.140 spending my whole career

00:26:13.440 trying to protect

00:26:14.600 the patient-physician

00:26:15.980 relationship.

00:26:17.140 I fought off

00:26:17.820 the opioid epidemic

00:26:18.780 for 15 years.

00:26:20.100 I was fighting off

00:26:21.360 insurance agencies.

00:26:22.380 You can't imagine

00:26:23.060 what it's like

00:26:23.460 in a psychiatric setting

00:26:24.540 trying to advocate

00:26:25.680 for drug addicts,

00:26:26.860 alcoholics who need treatment.

00:26:28.260 It's a catastrophe.

00:26:30.120 Insurances wield

00:26:31.260 their mighty hand

00:26:32.180 and people die,

00:26:33.540 and then they blame,

00:26:34.580 they point fingers

00:26:35.320 elsewhere

00:26:35.760 to whomever's signature

00:26:37.740 is on the charts

00:26:38.660 because,

00:26:39.240 hey,

00:26:39.320 we don't practice medicine.

00:26:40.640 Right.

00:26:41.120 Well done,

00:26:41.680 everybody.

00:26:42.320 It was always

00:26:43.140 disgusting to me,

00:26:44.040 but we've gone

00:26:44.480 one step further

00:26:45.400 where physicians

00:26:46.960 are all employees now.

00:26:48.320 We've lost

00:26:49.020 our independent,

00:26:50.000 our autonomy.

00:26:50.800 We've showed that

00:26:51.640 during COVID.

00:26:52.520 Our behavior

00:26:53.080 was mostly inexcusable

00:26:55.200 in terms of telling people

00:26:56.120 to go home

00:26:56.580 and come back

00:26:56.960 when they're blue.

00:26:57.620 We need to get things

00:26:59.140 into the hands

00:26:59.660 of patients directly.

00:27:00.500 And that's what's

00:27:03.000 so incredible.

00:27:03.560 I've even had people

00:27:04.380 who are hitting me up,

00:27:05.000 say,

00:27:05.140 how do I get that?

00:27:06.100 You know,

00:27:06.280 I heard you got

00:27:06.820 this great thing

00:27:07.500 because,

00:27:08.020 you know,

00:27:08.140 we do some travel.

00:27:09.360 I do,

00:27:09.660 I have speaking events

00:27:10.480 and we go around,

00:27:11.100 we travel a lot.

00:27:12.260 We encounter different things.

00:27:13.300 We also have little kids,

00:27:14.180 by the way.

00:27:14.740 So,

00:27:15.300 you know,

00:27:15.520 it's sort of like,

00:27:16.140 what's your,

00:27:16.580 what's the virus of the week

00:27:17.680 that's coming in

00:27:18.480 from the schools,

00:27:19.580 et cetera.

00:27:20.360 And given that we live

00:27:21.460 in the D.C. area,

00:27:22.420 believe it or not,

00:27:23.020 unfortunately,

00:27:23.460 we've been hit

00:27:24.380 by some of these waves

00:27:25.660 of the mass migration

00:27:27.360 and illegal immigrants

00:27:28.380 that are even bringing in,

00:27:29.720 I saw a story out of

00:27:30.880 just the Daily Mail

00:27:32.180 this morning

00:27:32.720 that was talking about

00:27:33.440 the measles

00:27:34.080 that are coming back.

00:27:35.380 I mean,

00:27:35.520 things that,

00:27:36.200 things that I haven't heard

00:27:37.120 about for decades

00:27:38.180 all of a sudden

00:27:38.960 are coming back

00:27:40.060 to the United States.

00:27:44.440 Well,

00:27:45.040 yes,

00:27:45.640 we've been dealing

00:27:46.480 with that in Southern California

00:27:47.320 for a long time.

00:27:48.100 I worked in a county facility

00:27:49.040 for many years

00:27:49.700 and I guess

00:27:51.920 Robert F,

00:27:52.780 Robert Kennedy,

00:27:53.300 RFK Jr.

00:27:54.040 had cystic cirrhosis,

00:27:55.280 which we saw all the time

00:27:56.560 here in Southern California,

00:27:57.540 as well as various

00:27:59.020 helminths

00:27:59.900 for which we used

00:28:00.940 ivermectin quite liberally

00:28:02.120 so long time ago

00:28:03.220 because people came in

00:28:05.280 with all these parasites.

00:28:07.560 I felt bad

00:28:08.840 for all the immigrants.

00:28:09.840 This is back

00:28:10.340 during the El Salvadorian

00:28:11.340 Civil War and things

00:28:12.020 so people were

00:28:12.520 really fleeing catastrophes

00:28:14.740 and we took great care of them.

00:28:16.380 L.A. County stepped up,

00:28:17.660 by the way,

00:28:17.940 at that point in time.

00:28:18.740 It was not anybody

00:28:19.800 but there are local authorities

00:28:21.580 and our local system

00:28:22.500 that responded to it.

00:28:24.500 And good,

00:28:25.000 we did that

00:28:25.600 and we helped these people

00:28:26.560 and El Salvador

00:28:27.520 is doing better now

00:28:28.320 so good for us.

00:28:29.960 But the fact that

00:28:31.320 these unusual things

00:28:32.860 that, by the way,

00:28:33.440 in the textbooks

00:28:33.920 say don't exist

00:28:34.740 in the United States

00:28:35.440 are common now here.

00:28:39.580 And so this is a huge issue

00:28:41.380 because all of a sudden

00:28:42.720 there's going to be,

00:28:43.760 and this is something as well

00:28:45.040 where I love the fact

00:28:46.500 that we've got,

00:28:48.400 cards on the table,

00:28:49.680 you know,

00:28:49.900 we've kind of just built

00:28:50.720 the Posobiec family

00:28:51.860 like health bunker

00:28:53.040 in our cabinets at home

00:28:55.340 and so we know

00:28:56.380 that when something happens,

00:28:58.160 whether it's the kids,

00:28:59.260 whether it's us,

00:29:00.260 whether it's something,

00:29:00.900 we travel,

00:29:01.420 we pick up a bug,

00:29:02.820 we've got access

00:29:04.520 to so many things

00:29:05.740 right away

00:29:07.060 that if something

00:29:08.900 like this hits,

00:29:10.300 we don't have to wait

00:29:11.180 and then,

00:29:11.900 number two,

00:29:12.800 we don't get into

00:29:13.560 a situation

00:29:14.220 where the medicine

00:29:15.560 that we need

00:29:16.400 is out of supply,

00:29:18.100 it's out of stock,

00:29:19.000 it's in shortage.

00:29:20.280 This was a huge problem

00:29:21.360 we saw as well,

00:29:21.980 supply chain.

00:29:24.060 Right.

00:29:24.580 And let's be clear,

00:29:25.420 there's telehealth backup

00:29:26.420 or telehealth consultation

00:29:27.480 for any of these kits

00:29:28.560 you can get

00:29:29.060 so it's not like

00:29:29.740 you're just on your own

00:29:30.860 and there's a lot

00:29:31.700 of information provided

00:29:32.680 as well

00:29:33.180 but, you know,

00:29:35.020 I'm feeling uncomfortable

00:29:35.860 we're doing too much

00:29:36.860 on this topic.

00:29:37.700 I want to go back

00:29:39.160 to the fact

00:29:40.340 that the World Health Organization

00:29:42.780 feels within its authority

00:29:45.280 should be to tell us

00:29:47.060 how to live our lives

00:29:48.160 in any urgent situation

00:29:49.960 that they deem so

00:29:50.840 and let's be clear,

00:29:52.460 the head of the

00:29:53.140 World Health Organization

00:29:53.960 not a physician

00:29:54.940 so what I want

00:29:56.540 to point out

00:29:57.180 is that during

00:29:58.360 the pandemic

00:29:59.020 one of the serious

00:30:00.100 problems was

00:30:00.980 people in health

00:30:02.620 authority

00:30:03.240 which again

00:30:03.840 our constitution

00:30:04.500 grants them authority

00:30:05.880 in an emergency

00:30:06.980 we should be

00:30:08.020 correcting that

00:30:08.920 but the people

00:30:10.100 in those positions

00:30:10.980 of authority

00:30:11.560 were often

00:30:12.440 not physicians

00:30:13.640 not clinical people

00:30:15.500 and if they were

00:30:16.940 clinical people

00:30:17.720 often pediatricians

00:30:19.360 because pediatricians

00:30:20.860 are familiar

00:30:21.720 with vaccine policy

00:30:22.780 and that's mostly

00:30:23.460 what statewide

00:30:24.180 public health officials

00:30:25.160 did

00:30:25.540 and after talking

00:30:27.000 to many of them

00:30:27.600 over the course

00:30:28.080 of the pandemic

00:30:28.520 I realized

00:30:29.020 oh, I don't make

00:30:29.940 decisions on kids

00:30:31.020 I don't know

00:30:31.420 how to do that

00:30:32.400 it's an entirely

00:30:33.540 different discipline

00:30:35.180 than adult medicine

00:30:36.480 but they

00:30:37.600 don't know

00:30:38.340 how to practice

00:30:38.940 adult medicine

00:30:39.700 and so they were

00:30:40.800 panicking about

00:30:41.720 things that were

00:30:42.300 frankly routine

00:30:43.300 in the setting

00:30:44.280 of adult medicine

00:30:45.120 and making terrible

00:30:46.440 decisions as a result

00:30:47.600 this is the situation

00:30:50.140 that we all lived

00:30:51.060 through

00:30:51.440 and the question

00:30:52.220 is when

00:30:53.400 and it will happen

00:30:54.280 again

00:30:54.560 you will see

00:30:55.240 this happen again

00:30:56.100 how are we

00:30:57.280 going to deal

00:30:57.980 with it

00:30:58.220 Dr. Drew's

00:30:58.780 got the answers

00:30:59.240 folks

00:30:59.540 we'll be right

00:30:59.860 back

00:31:00.080 human events

00:31:00.460 where is Jack

00:31:04.100 where is Jack

00:31:06.460 where is he

00:31:08.560 Jack I want

00:31:09.680 to see you

00:31:10.460 great job

00:31:13.520 Jack

00:31:13.880 thank you

00:31:14.560 what a job

00:31:15.360 you do

00:31:15.860 you know

00:31:16.420 we have an

00:31:16.760 incredible thing

00:31:17.380 we're always

00:31:17.900 talking about

00:31:18.400 the fake news

00:31:19.180 and the bad

00:31:19.660 but we have guys

00:31:20.920 and these are

00:31:21.940 the guys

00:31:22.300 who be getting

00:31:22.840 policies

00:31:23.300 all right

00:31:27.120 Jack Posobiec

00:31:27.980 back live here

00:31:28.860 human events

00:31:29.400 daily

00:31:29.700 folks

00:31:30.580 I've got to

00:31:31.000 tell you

00:31:31.300 I like knowing

00:31:32.480 where my food

00:31:34.020 comes from

00:31:34.560 and with Moink

00:31:35.220 that place

00:31:36.240 is from the

00:31:36.620 small family farms

00:31:37.600 all across this

00:31:38.560 country where

00:31:39.120 you can help

00:31:39.940 save them

00:31:40.520 and get access

00:31:41.400 to the highest

00:31:41.920 quality meat

00:31:42.520 on earth

00:31:42.960 when you join

00:31:43.440 the Moink

00:31:43.740 movement today

00:31:44.420 Moink runs

00:31:45.500 their business

00:31:45.980 from a town

00:31:46.440 of 97 people

00:31:47.540 in Newark

00:31:47.940 Missouri

00:31:48.240 and they're

00:31:48.700 helping save

00:31:49.320 our tradition

00:31:49.960 our values

00:31:51.000 and helping

00:31:51.400 save rural

00:31:52.480 America

00:31:53.120 with every order

00:31:54.220 Moink box

00:31:54.940 delivers grass fed

00:31:55.920 and grass finished

00:31:56.600 beef and lamb

00:31:57.380 pastured pork

00:31:58.020 and chicken

00:31:58.440 sustainable

00:31:58.940 wild caught

00:31:59.540 Alaskan salmon

00:32:00.320 straight to your

00:32:01.220 door

00:32:01.420 you choose

00:32:02.120 the meat

00:32:02.820 delivered in

00:32:03.520 every box

00:32:04.040 like ribeyes

00:32:05.000 chicken breast

00:32:05.500 pork chops

00:32:06.040 salmon fillets

00:32:06.760 and the best

00:32:07.540 bacon

00:32:08.200 look I love this

00:32:09.240 stuff when Tanya

00:32:09.880 Tate gets it in

00:32:10.600 it's one of the

00:32:11.100 first things they

00:32:11.660 say you gotta

00:32:12.440 cook it up

00:32:12.880 we had some

00:32:13.280 last night

00:32:13.640 we had the

00:32:13.960 sausages

00:32:14.300 they were

00:32:14.880 absolutely

00:32:15.800 exquisite

00:32:16.920 I actually

00:32:17.840 I'm gonna admit

00:32:18.760 it sweetheart

00:32:19.460 I know you're

00:32:19.860 watching

00:32:20.180 I even ate

00:32:21.380 her sausages

00:32:21.920 yes I did

00:32:23.160 I ate

00:32:23.700 I didn't realize

00:32:24.980 in my defense

00:32:25.560 I didn't realize

00:32:26.220 that she had set

00:32:26.760 those aside

00:32:27.220 for her

00:32:27.600 I thought they

00:32:27.940 were just like

00:32:28.380 left on the

00:32:29.000 on the

00:32:29.720 in the pan

00:32:30.420 no no

00:32:31.240 they were hers

00:32:31.800 yeah I ate

00:32:32.300 them

00:32:32.560 so support

00:32:34.400 American farmers

00:32:35.140 by signing up

00:32:35.920 at boinkbox.com

00:32:37.220 slash poso

00:32:38.000 right now

00:32:38.500 and the human

00:32:38.920 events audience

00:32:39.460 yes you will

00:32:39.880 get a free

00:32:40.300 you will get

00:32:41.520 free bacon

00:32:42.040 for one year

00:32:42.540 that is one

00:32:43.000 year of the

00:32:43.360 best bacon

00:32:43.820 you'll ever

00:32:44.260 taste

00:32:44.580 before a

00:32:45.440 limited time

00:32:46.060 spelled

00:32:46.560 m-o-i-n-k

00:32:47.920 box.com

00:32:48.680 slash poso

00:32:49.240 that's m-o-i-n-k

00:32:50.320 moinkbox.com

00:32:51.300 slash poso

00:32:52.020 so enough

00:32:52.980 of my

00:32:53.580 relationship issues

00:32:54.620 everybody knows

00:32:55.520 about the

00:32:56.000 troubles between

00:32:56.660 promo code poso

00:32:57.620 and promo code

00:32:58.360 tanya

00:32:59.220 but I wanted to

00:33:00.380 talk to the

00:33:01.000 relationship

00:33:01.560 expert that we

00:33:02.700 all know

00:33:03.220 that dr

00:33:03.720 and for some

00:33:04.460 folks who

00:33:05.100 don't know

00:33:05.820 he was the

00:33:07.120 host of

00:33:07.680 loveline

00:33:08.300 for how

00:33:08.820 many years

00:33:09.260 35

00:33:11.580 35

00:33:13.320 years

00:33:13.960 so I got

00:33:14.620 to hear

00:33:15.200 talking to

00:33:16.060 couples

00:33:16.460 and hearing

00:33:17.100 everything

00:33:17.880 yep

00:33:20.000 in real time

00:33:21.080 got to hear

00:33:21.480 what young

00:33:21.780 people were

00:33:22.160 doing

00:33:22.280 you don't

00:33:23.160 probably know

00:33:23.560 this history

00:33:24.000 though

00:33:24.180 I originally

00:33:25.120 got on

00:33:25.660 the radio

00:33:26.240 I was asked

00:33:27.440 to do

00:33:27.760 something

00:33:28.140 that was

00:33:28.620 seemed

00:33:28.860 I couldn't

00:33:29.480 understand

00:33:29.760 what they're

00:33:30.040 asking me

00:33:30.360 to do

00:33:30.680 and I

00:33:30.920 went in

00:33:31.200 there and

00:33:31.500 I thought

00:33:31.860 oh my

00:33:32.240 goodness

00:33:32.540 here are

00:33:33.400 all these

00:33:33.840 young people

00:33:34.240 asking these

00:33:34.800 extraordinary

00:33:35.260 questions

00:33:35.780 of

00:33:36.120 we have to

00:33:37.500 remember the

00:33:37.780 power of radio

00:33:38.460 back in the

00:33:38.880 80s

00:33:39.160 it was 1983

00:33:39.740 and radio

00:33:41.360 was how you

00:33:42.560 defined yourself

00:33:43.480 culturally

00:33:43.920 and the

00:33:44.200 community

00:33:44.620 which you

00:33:45.040 gathered with

00:33:45.680 and they

00:33:46.320 were calling

00:33:46.740 it in the

00:33:47.040 middle of

00:33:47.340 night

00:33:47.480 and asking

00:33:48.020 their air

00:33:48.880 staff

00:33:49.300 the people

00:33:49.680 that they

00:33:50.040 felt friendly

00:33:50.880 with

00:33:51.260 crazy questions

00:33:52.860 really important

00:33:53.460 questions

00:33:53.900 and none

00:33:54.980 of them

00:33:55.660 I was at

00:33:56.780 that time

00:33:57.340 in my

00:33:57.680 training

00:33:58.080 telling young

00:33:59.000 men on a

00:33:59.660 nearly daily

00:34:00.200 basis

00:34:00.640 they had

00:34:00.960 six months

00:34:01.400 to live

00:34:01.820 we were

00:34:02.060 in the

00:34:02.260 middle

00:34:02.440 of the

00:34:02.800 AIDS

00:34:03.500 pandemic

00:34:04.060 or AIDS

00:34:04.520 epidemic

00:34:04.960 and we

00:34:05.500 were still

00:34:05.780 calling it

00:34:06.300 HTLB3

00:34:07.300 the term

00:34:07.780 safe sex

00:34:08.340 hadn't been

00:34:08.720 coined yet

00:34:09.200 but I

00:34:09.820 was blown

00:34:10.560 away

00:34:11.060 that no one

00:34:12.140 was talking

00:34:12.540 to young

00:34:12.860 people about

00:34:13.400 this

00:34:13.700 they'd never

00:34:14.500 heard of

00:34:15.040 it

00:34:15.240 and at the

00:34:16.220 same time

00:34:16.820 right around

00:34:17.200 that time

00:34:17.740 one Anthony

00:34:18.600 Fauci

00:34:19.040 was encouraging

00:34:20.240 us young

00:34:20.880 physicians

00:34:21.260 to go out

00:34:21.900 and educate

00:34:22.520 he actually

00:34:22.920 was in

00:34:23.580 retrospect

00:34:23.920 he was asking

00:34:24.560 us to

00:34:24.920 frighten people

00:34:26.000 about it

00:34:26.580 which maybe

00:34:27.760 was the right

00:34:28.240 thing at the

00:34:28.640 time

00:34:28.920 I certainly

00:34:29.400 participated

00:34:30.100 in some

00:34:30.420 of that

00:34:30.720 and yeah

00:34:32.400 that's

00:34:32.800 what got

00:34:33.640 me going

00:34:34.080 and then

00:34:34.520 we got

00:34:35.040 into many

00:34:35.560 many many

00:34:35.840 other topics

00:34:36.420 over the

00:34:36.740 course of

00:34:37.020 35 years

00:34:37.700 and this

00:34:39.600 is incredible

00:34:40.120 and actually

00:34:41.140 I'm getting

00:34:41.760 a comment

00:34:42.180 here

00:34:42.480 someone saying

00:34:43.020 you did it

00:34:43.540 for free

00:34:44.140 for like

00:34:44.560 the first

00:34:44.940 10 years

00:34:45.560 as a public

00:34:46.100 service

00:34:46.460 is that true

00:34:47.040 I did

00:34:47.820 it was one

00:34:48.500 night a week

00:34:49.060 it was

00:34:49.320 Sunday

00:34:49.680 night

00:34:50.040 it started

00:34:50.640 like midnight

00:34:51.200 to 3 a.m.

00:34:52.040 I couldn't

00:34:52.420 really do

00:34:52.920 that

00:34:53.220 so I'd

00:34:53.480 go from

00:34:53.760 midnight

00:34:53.960 to 1 or

00:34:54.440 something

00:34:54.700 and then

00:34:54.980 all of a

00:34:55.260 sudden

00:34:55.400 it went

00:34:55.680 from 10

00:34:56.100 to midnight

00:34:56.540 and it was

00:34:58.000 one night

00:34:58.320 a week

00:34:58.680 and it was

00:34:59.020 fun and

00:34:59.540 interesting

00:34:59.940 I met

00:35:00.480 lots of

00:35:00.800 cool people

00:35:01.400 I thought

00:35:01.840 I was doing

00:35:02.240 community service

00:35:03.620 I remember

00:35:04.800 about

00:35:05.880 once we

00:35:07.020 started

00:35:07.340 I think

00:35:07.860 we were

00:35:08.100 doing

00:35:08.460 five nights

00:35:09.080 a week

00:35:09.300 at that

00:35:09.600 time

00:35:09.780 somebody

00:35:10.020 came up

00:35:10.460 to me

00:35:10.740 and said

00:35:11.040 you know

00:35:11.600 what do you

00:35:11.860 want to be

00:35:12.100 doing in

00:35:12.520 10 years

00:35:12.920 I remember

00:35:13.440 the thought

00:35:13.820 bubble over

00:35:14.360 my head

00:35:14.700 was

00:35:14.920 certainly

00:35:15.340 not this

00:35:16.000 I don't

00:35:16.740 know

00:35:16.900 what I'll

00:35:17.640 be doing

00:35:17.840 exactly

00:35:18.220 but this

00:35:19.100 that doesn't

00:35:19.460 make sense

00:35:19.940 and I just

00:35:21.120 kept

00:35:21.520 plodding ahead

00:35:23.040 and opening

00:35:23.560 doors

00:35:23.920 and when

00:35:24.300 things came

00:35:24.720 my way

00:35:25.120 I was just

00:35:25.420 to explore

00:35:25.920 them

00:35:26.160 and that's

00:35:27.260 how things

00:35:27.580 happened

00:35:27.980 so

00:35:29.420 you've been

00:35:30.520 doing this

00:35:31.100 for a long

00:35:32.040 time

00:35:32.420 and yet

00:35:33.160 we hear

00:35:33.720 so much

00:35:34.380 these days

00:35:35.200 about

00:35:36.000 you know

00:35:36.400 these called

00:35:37.300 the battle

00:35:37.580 of the sexes

00:35:38.440 now we're

00:35:39.100 seeing so

00:35:39.840 many issues

00:35:40.320 in the way

00:35:40.680 the dating

00:35:41.100 has changed

00:35:41.760 we've seen

00:35:42.500 a lot of

00:35:42.840 issues

00:35:43.160 in terms

00:35:43.600 of just

00:35:43.920 relationship

00:35:44.420 formation

00:35:45.020 this is

00:35:45.440 something

00:35:45.700 that

00:35:46.020 everybody

00:35:46.740 seemingly

00:35:47.280 got a

00:35:47.660 solution

00:35:47.980 for

00:35:48.420 this

00:35:48.980 commencement

00:35:49.700 we were

00:35:49.920 talking

00:35:50.080 during the

00:35:50.340 break

00:35:50.500 this

00:35:50.700 commencement

00:35:51.020 address

00:35:51.480 that

00:35:52.220 Harrison

00:35:52.520 Butker

00:35:52.840 did

00:35:53.260 he's got

00:35:54.820 the Catholic

00:35:55.280 perspective

00:35:55.840 he's talking

00:35:56.600 about a lot

00:35:57.060 of these

00:35:57.360 issues

00:35:57.800 then you hear

00:35:58.600 people have

00:35:59.080 more of a

00:35:59.480 feminist

00:35:59.800 take

00:36:00.280 but I was

00:36:01.540 like

00:36:01.720 I wondered

00:36:02.320 I knew

00:36:03.020 we had you

00:36:03.420 on today

00:36:03.760 I wanted

00:36:03.980 to hear

00:36:04.240 what's

00:36:04.760 Dr. Drew's

00:36:05.520 take

00:36:05.780 what's

00:36:06.560 causing

00:36:07.220 this

00:36:08.020 massive

00:36:08.740 rift

00:36:09.260 that we

00:36:09.740 seem

00:36:09.920 to be

00:36:10.140 seeing

00:36:10.360 now

00:36:10.660 yeah

00:36:12.280 there is

00:36:12.760 a lot

00:36:13.120 of

00:36:13.260 unhappiness

00:36:14.080 and that

00:36:15.160 is

00:36:15.380 deeply

00:36:16.020 disturbing

00:36:16.600 to me

00:36:17.040 when I

00:36:17.820 look back

00:36:18.580 at what

00:36:18.960 we were

00:36:19.280 doing

00:36:19.540 say in

00:36:19.900 the 80s

00:36:20.460 and even

00:36:20.780 into

00:36:20.980 the 90s

00:36:21.680 there was

00:36:22.740 tremendous

00:36:23.880 enthusiasm

00:36:25.060 and sort

00:36:25.740 of a

00:36:26.040 vitality

00:36:26.980 people wanted

00:36:27.540 to date

00:36:28.060 they wanted

00:36:28.440 to socialize

00:36:29.340 they were

00:36:30.460 struggling

00:36:30.980 with the

00:36:31.640 motivational

00:36:32.260 differences

00:36:32.940 between men

00:36:33.560 and women

00:36:33.900 and I was

00:36:34.240 doing a lot

00:36:34.700 of talking

00:36:35.260 about that

00:36:35.740 back in the

00:36:36.220 day

00:36:36.420 but they

00:36:37.340 still were

00:36:38.020 having fun

00:36:39.080 they were

00:36:39.500 enjoying each

00:36:40.300 other's time

00:36:40.660 they were

00:36:40.940 learning who

00:36:41.600 they were

00:36:42.240 in the

00:36:42.540 context of

00:36:43.400 intimate

00:36:44.060 contact

00:36:44.580 or even

00:36:45.240 romantic

00:36:45.740 contact

00:36:46.160 or even

00:36:46.520 just social

00:36:47.120 contact

00:36:47.660 all that's

00:36:48.960 I think

00:36:49.480 it's social

00:36:50.100 it's the

00:36:50.780 social media

00:36:51.980 and the dating

00:36:52.520 apps that

00:36:53.320 really unwound

00:36:54.360 everything

00:36:54.760 to the

00:36:55.160 point

00:36:55.440 where

00:36:55.760 only

00:36:56.500 the top

00:36:57.240 10%

00:36:58.840 of the

00:36:59.220 most

00:36:59.420 desirable

00:37:00.100 were being

00:37:01.340 picked

00:37:02.020 and were

00:37:02.820 sort of

00:37:03.100 having their

00:37:03.580 way

00:37:03.900 and enjoying

00:37:04.660 themselves

00:37:05.160 while everybody

00:37:06.200 else was just

00:37:07.100 left on the

00:37:07.980 sideline

00:37:08.680 and literally

00:37:09.800 young people

00:37:10.640 were missing

00:37:11.660 the usual

00:37:12.900 milestones

00:37:13.700 of development

00:37:14.880 that you need

00:37:16.280 in order to

00:37:17.080 navigate the

00:37:18.100 social sphere

00:37:18.880 and the other

00:37:20.340 side of that

00:37:20.860 I'm seeing now

00:37:21.360 which is not

00:37:21.660 necessarily a bad

00:37:22.320 thing

00:37:22.600 is when people

00:37:23.480 do find

00:37:24.200 somebody

00:37:24.500 they cling

00:37:25.580 they stay

00:37:26.200 in for long

00:37:29.180 periods of

00:37:29.540 time

00:37:29.740 not necessarily

00:37:30.860 a bad

00:37:31.220 thing

00:37:31.520 but something

00:37:33.160 I'm seeing

00:37:33.800 and again

00:37:34.360 it's an

00:37:34.680 excess

00:37:35.100 so whenever

00:37:35.760 there's excess

00:37:36.300 you think

00:37:37.060 you're going

00:37:37.360 to see a

00:37:37.920 little something

00:37:38.580 in reaction

00:37:39.200 so when you

00:37:41.400 say excess

00:37:42.320 and cling

00:37:43.300 does that

00:37:43.640 mean that

00:37:44.480 it's almost

00:37:44.940 like a

00:37:45.500 codependent

00:37:46.580 type relationship

00:37:47.340 where one

00:37:48.420 person is

00:37:49.720 putting

00:37:50.320 the other

00:37:51.320 person

00:37:51.700 is letting

00:37:52.880 that subsume

00:37:53.700 their entire

00:37:54.440 their entire

00:37:55.360 personal life

00:37:56.100 I can't say

00:37:58.080 that that is

00:37:58.680 true

00:37:59.220 but I worry

00:38:00.180 that that is

00:38:00.800 going to be

00:38:01.140 some of what

00:38:01.720 we will start

00:38:02.320 seeing

00:38:02.660 it might work

00:38:03.600 out fine

00:38:04.040 frankly

00:38:04.380 because look

00:38:05.540 I think

00:38:06.080 about the fact

00:38:06.840 back through

00:38:07.400 human history

00:38:08.220 when people

00:38:09.180 found a

00:38:09.700 romantic partner

00:38:10.520 they would

00:38:11.080 cling

00:38:11.620 because of

00:38:12.640 fear of

00:38:13.520 pregnancy

00:38:14.420 and STDs

00:38:16.340 you would get

00:38:16.960 you STDs

00:38:18.120 a hundred years

00:38:18.980 ago

00:38:19.280 even a

00:38:19.880 urinary tract

00:38:20.520 infection

00:38:21.060 would kill

00:38:22.060 you

00:38:22.340 potentially

00:38:22.960 and so

00:38:23.880 there was

00:38:24.460 a lot

00:38:24.940 of

00:38:25.160 sort of

00:38:25.580 once you

00:38:25.980 formed a

00:38:26.380 partnership

00:38:26.720 that you

00:38:27.200 kind of

00:38:27.620 stayed there

00:38:28.320 but in the

00:38:29.460 advent of

00:38:29.900 antibiotics

00:38:30.440 and hormonal

00:38:31.140 contraceptives

00:38:31.840 and things

00:38:32.180 people

00:38:32.940 there was

00:38:33.700 this thing

00:38:34.180 called the

00:38:34.600 sexual revolution

00:38:35.380 and people

00:38:36.080 started

00:38:36.460 sort of

00:38:36.800 enthusiastically

00:38:37.540 going out

00:38:38.100 and expressing

00:38:38.500 themselves

00:38:38.940 we

00:38:39.860 that seems

00:38:40.700 to be

00:38:41.080 that enthusiasm

00:38:41.780 seems to be

00:38:42.580 gone

00:38:42.840 at least

00:38:43.960 in the majority

00:38:44.700 of the population

00:38:45.500 and again

00:38:46.480 I'm not

00:38:46.820 passing judgment

00:38:47.480 on any of

00:38:47.940 this

00:38:48.080 it might

00:38:48.300 be a good

00:38:48.700 thing

00:38:48.980 maybe we

00:38:49.640 were excessive

00:38:50.220 back in the

00:38:50.780 day

00:38:50.900 I think we

00:38:51.200 probably were

00:38:51.820 but it

00:38:52.940 certainly is

00:38:53.640 not leading

00:38:54.280 to a lot

00:38:54.860 of happiness

00:38:55.640 and dynamism

00:38:56.700 and vitality

00:38:57.760 and that's

00:38:58.540 what concerns

00:38:59.060 me

00:38:59.240 so we need

00:38:59.900 to get back

00:39:00.340 to some

00:39:00.660 sort of

00:39:01.040 middle ground

00:39:02.040 well I

00:39:03.980 think that's

00:39:04.520 very key

00:39:05.180 I would also

00:39:05.760 point out

00:39:06.340 that one

00:39:06.680 of the things

00:39:07.120 that we see

00:39:07.560 with these

00:39:07.900 dating apps

00:39:08.580 is that you

00:39:10.320 also have a

00:39:11.320 situation where

00:39:12.160 the pool has

00:39:13.040 expanded so

00:39:14.300 greatly

00:39:14.780 and this

00:39:16.200 has had a

00:39:16.600 huge effect

00:39:17.040 on women

00:39:17.480 it's also

00:39:17.840 had a huge

00:39:18.320 effect on

00:39:18.940 men

00:39:19.440 because it

00:39:20.700 seems

00:39:21.220 and this

00:39:21.580 is something

00:39:22.000 I look

00:39:22.780 out

00:39:22.960 happily married

00:39:23.800 but I do

00:39:24.280 see out

00:39:24.660 on the

00:39:24.940 internet

00:39:25.180 when people

00:39:25.580 are talking

00:39:25.940 about this

00:39:26.420 they say

00:39:27.220 so many

00:39:28.340 men are

00:39:29.120 having trouble

00:39:29.740 finding any

00:39:30.760 partners on

00:39:31.880 these apps

00:39:32.420 because there's

00:39:33.320 a small pool

00:39:34.180 of men

00:39:34.540 who are like

00:39:34.920 at the top

00:39:35.660 that are

00:39:36.180 collecting

00:39:36.580 almost everything

00:39:37.520 and all of

00:39:38.520 the other

00:39:38.840 people are

00:39:39.440 just completely

00:39:40.040 getting

00:39:40.480 completely

00:39:41.560 getting overlooked

00:39:42.240 and then

00:39:42.980 this is all

00:39:43.600 but then this

00:39:44.100 is also

00:39:44.400 leading to

00:39:44.720 problems

00:39:44.940 for the

00:39:45.200 women

00:39:45.440 because those

00:39:46.400 men can

00:39:47.580 swipe

00:39:48.240 swipe

00:39:48.800 swipe

00:39:49.340 swipe

00:39:49.840 and they've

00:39:50.280 got a

00:39:50.960 plethora of

00:39:51.940 options

00:39:52.380 so they're

00:39:53.000 not seeing

00:39:53.440 too much

00:39:53.780 of a reason

00:39:54.160 to settle

00:39:54.480 down either

00:39:55.000 well and

00:39:57.160 they're going

00:39:57.700 overseas

00:39:58.400 and you know

00:39:59.280 those whole

00:39:59.700 series on 90 day

00:40:00.680 fiance about how

00:40:01.500 common this is

00:40:02.200 they're going

00:40:02.760 elsewhere

00:40:03.300 they're not

00:40:04.000 finding what

00:40:04.460 they want

00:40:04.780 here

00:40:05.100 it's a lot

00:40:05.860 of that

00:40:06.220 what's that

00:40:07.460 Jack

00:40:07.660 oh they're

00:40:09.060 called the

00:40:09.440 passport bros

00:40:10.660 yeah

00:40:12.080 yeah

00:40:12.480 yeah

00:40:12.800 and so

00:40:14.080 and there's

00:40:15.360 and then men

00:40:16.380 are retreating

00:40:16.940 into pornography

00:40:17.620 and for the

00:40:18.800 first time

00:40:19.240 you should

00:40:19.500 know this

00:40:19.820 too

00:40:20.000 I interviewed

00:40:20.920 a number

00:40:21.460 of young men

00:40:21.960 I was doing

00:40:22.300 a show

00:40:22.580 for a while

00:40:23.080 it was sort

00:40:23.500 of a callback

00:40:24.480 to love land

00:40:24.920 a little bit

00:40:25.280 so I was

00:40:25.600 talking about

00:40:26.120 a lot of

00:40:26.460 young men

00:40:27.300 and for the

00:40:28.340 first time

00:40:29.480 in my 30

00:40:30.280 40 years

00:40:31.600 of talking

00:40:32.000 to young

00:40:32.260 people

00:40:32.580 the topic

00:40:33.500 of prostitute

00:40:34.380 started coming up

00:40:35.660 they were using

00:40:36.340 prostitutes

00:40:37.040 in addition

00:40:37.440 to pornography

00:40:38.000 to kind of

00:40:38.560 manage

00:40:39.060 how miserable

00:40:40.000 they were

00:40:40.380 frankly

00:40:40.720 and so

00:40:41.460 you have

00:40:41.700 unhappy men

00:40:42.440 but they're

00:40:42.940 retreating

00:40:43.580 to alternatives

00:40:44.800 and you have

00:40:45.800 very unhappy

00:40:46.820 women

00:40:47.160 and I think

00:40:47.760 unhappy women

00:40:48.800 is sort of

00:40:49.440 the headline

00:40:50.020 women

00:40:51.220 are

00:40:52.040 they're supposed

00:40:52.920 to be happy

00:40:53.660 they're supposed

00:40:54.120 to find fulfillment

00:40:55.580 in their careers

00:40:56.300 they're supposed

00:40:56.800 to be able

00:40:57.380 to date

00:40:58.480 with you know

00:40:59.400 access men

00:41:00.740 as they

00:41:01.100 as they wish

00:41:01.740 to spend

00:41:02.380 time with

00:41:02.980 none of it's

00:41:03.880 working out

00:41:04.380 it is not

00:41:05.160 a happy situation

00:41:06.120 none of it's

00:41:06.160 working

00:41:06.480 overall

00:41:06.880 this is fascinating

00:41:08.160 this is a lot

00:41:09.060 of stress

00:41:09.340 this is a fascinating

00:41:09.600 topic

00:41:10.140 quick break

00:41:11.140 coming up

00:41:11.640 we just hit

00:41:12.420 we're now

00:41:12.740 the number one

00:41:13.460 stream on X

00:41:14.220 you guys like

00:41:14.880 talking about

00:41:15.580 this stuff

00:41:16.260 so we're going

00:41:16.980 to talk about

00:41:17.480 it a little more

00:41:18.120 one more segment

00:41:19.260 Dr. Drew

00:41:19.780 coming up

00:41:20.260 Human Events

00:41:25.300 editorial board

00:41:26.460 this case is a joke

00:41:27.880 Ashton Kutcher

00:41:30.280 is going to

00:41:30.940 top and left

00:41:31.720 to tell us

00:41:33.380 that we've been

00:41:34.520 pumped

00:41:34.920 Jack Posobiec

00:41:40.780 we're back

00:41:41.380 on with Dr. Drew

00:41:42.300 we're talking

00:41:42.940 about the

00:41:43.540 differences

00:41:44.140 between the

00:41:46.340 love life

00:41:47.920 between men

00:41:48.840 and women

00:41:49.180 that have gone

00:41:49.860 on since he

00:41:50.640 started the

00:41:51.560 show Love

00:41:52.300 Line

00:41:52.580 the things

00:41:53.020 that he

00:41:53.320 has seen

00:41:54.700 and the

00:41:54.920 changes

00:41:55.220 that he's

00:41:55.580 seen

00:41:55.740 we're talking

00:41:56.380 about the

00:41:56.700 rise of

00:41:57.060 the internet

00:41:57.560 during the

00:41:58.360 break

00:41:58.520 producer

00:41:58.800 Foz

00:41:59.300 mentioned

00:42:00.020 one of

00:42:00.720 the big

00:42:01.060 bridges

00:42:01.560 here

00:42:02.160 is

00:42:02.780 OnlyFans

00:42:04.160 culture

00:42:04.640 Dr. Drew

00:42:05.500 this is

00:42:06.340 something

00:42:06.600 that

00:42:06.840 completely

00:42:07.380 couldn't

00:42:07.880 have

00:42:08.180 existed

00:42:08.660 during the

00:42:10.180 1980s

00:42:11.040 and 90s

00:42:11.680 when Love

00:42:12.000 Line was

00:42:12.360 getting started

00:42:13.320 how has

00:42:14.380 OnlyFans

00:42:14.980 culture

00:42:15.420 affected

00:42:15.880 all of

00:42:16.420 these things

00:42:16.800 you're talking

00:42:17.200 about

00:42:17.540 so it's

00:42:19.980 commodifying

00:42:20.800 women

00:42:21.260 it's

00:42:21.700 objectifying

00:42:22.520 women

00:42:22.960 it's

00:42:23.500 creating

00:42:23.920 these

00:42:24.300 pseudo

00:42:24.900 relationships

00:42:25.740 in other

00:42:26.320 words

00:42:26.560 the young

00:42:27.340 men

00:42:27.660 in their

00:42:28.300 retreat

00:42:28.920 from the

00:42:29.620 actual

00:42:30.160 reality

00:42:31.380 of social

00:42:32.000 interaction

00:42:32.520 they're

00:42:32.840 retreating

00:42:33.240 to

00:42:33.340 pornography

00:42:33.800 prostitutes

00:42:34.480 OnlyFans

00:42:35.020 and it

00:42:36.080 gives a

00:42:36.700 sense

00:42:37.320 the

00:42:37.520 OnlyFans

00:42:38.180 gives a

00:42:38.820 false sense

00:42:40.040 of an

00:42:40.440 actual

00:42:40.960 connection

00:42:41.540 of some

00:42:41.840 sort

00:42:42.020 of intimate

00:42:42.420 contact

00:42:43.040 when

00:42:43.720 essentially

00:42:44.420 it's not

00:42:45.240 a lot

00:42:45.520 different

00:42:45.880 than looking

00:42:46.460 at a

00:42:46.740 stripper

00:42:47.080 and believing

00:42:47.920 that somehow

00:42:48.400 she's there

00:42:48.860 for you

00:42:49.300 it's that

00:42:50.000 kind of

00:42:50.640 phenomenon

00:42:51.060 and in

00:42:52.160 my experience

00:42:52.940 now while

00:42:53.500 some of

00:42:53.840 these women

00:42:54.260 feel quite

00:42:55.500 empowered

00:42:56.040 by this

00:42:56.660 many start

00:42:57.660 to feel

00:42:58.140 a little

00:42:58.640 uncomfortable

00:42:59.360 with it

00:42:59.740 and objectified

00:43:00.600 and then

00:43:01.300 they too

00:43:01.960 when they

00:43:02.460 go out

00:43:02.900 into actual

00:43:03.640 intimate

00:43:03.980 contact

00:43:04.580 start to

00:43:05.340 feel

00:43:05.520 suspicious

00:43:06.120 of men

00:43:06.800 and how

00:43:07.120 men work

00:43:07.720 and how

00:43:07.960 they operate

00:43:08.660 the reality

00:43:09.720 is

00:43:10.520 look

00:43:11.280 I've been

00:43:11.840 saying this

00:43:12.140 for years

00:43:12.640 we have

00:43:14.360 got to

00:43:15.520 it sounds

00:43:17.440 like old

00:43:17.880 man

00:43:18.260 Drew

00:43:18.840 here

00:43:19.120 talking

00:43:19.520 about

00:43:19.800 this

00:43:20.100 and I

00:43:20.540 used to

00:43:21.140 talk to

00:43:21.740 college

00:43:22.180 campuses

00:43:22.540 about this

00:43:23.100 back in

00:43:23.480 the 2000s

00:43:24.600 which is

00:43:25.580 that

00:43:25.960 dating

00:43:27.120 spending

00:43:28.440 time

00:43:29.000 with another

00:43:29.560 human being

00:43:30.400 whether

00:43:30.880 whatever

00:43:32.360 your proclivity

00:43:33.620 is

00:43:33.880 heterosexual

00:43:34.340 homosexual

00:43:34.640 whatever it

00:43:35.220 is

00:43:35.420 spending

00:43:36.300 time

00:43:36.880 in intimate

00:43:37.800 face-to-face

00:43:38.640 contact

00:43:39.160 I'm not

00:43:39.780 talking about

00:43:40.300 physical

00:43:40.680 contact

00:43:41.200 I'm not

00:43:41.540 talking about

00:43:42.460 sexual

00:43:42.800 contact

00:43:43.200 I'm

00:43:43.760 talking

00:43:44.040 about

00:43:44.400 breaking

00:43:45.220 bread

00:43:45.680 over a

00:43:46.300 meal

00:43:46.520 and sharing

00:43:47.180 time

00:43:47.580 with another

00:43:48.080 human being

00:43:48.740 is

00:43:49.440 extremely

00:43:50.200 important

00:43:51.040 it's

00:43:51.840 important

00:43:52.320 not just

00:43:52.940 from the

00:43:53.220 standpoint

00:43:53.540 of learning

00:43:54.260 how to

00:43:54.760 navigate

00:43:55.320 the social

00:43:56.000 sphere

00:43:56.420 it's

00:43:57.280 important

00:43:57.840 in terms

00:43:58.180 of figuring

00:43:58.680 out who

00:43:59.280 you are

00:43:59.940 in an

00:44:00.260 interpersonal

00:44:00.780 context

00:44:01.580 it's

00:44:02.180 important

00:44:02.600 for developing

00:44:03.340 insights

00:44:04.020 and appreciation

00:44:04.740 of other

00:44:05.040 people's

00:44:05.400 points of

00:44:05.780 view

00:44:05.980 regulating

00:44:06.840 your own

00:44:07.400 emotions

00:44:07.840 and deciding

00:44:08.900 who you

00:44:09.320 are in a

00:44:09.680 relationship

00:44:09.960 and what

00:44:10.240 you want

00:44:10.680 in a

00:44:10.880 relationship

00:44:11.200 just that

00:44:12.520 time spent

00:44:13.500 and that

00:44:14.280 is the

00:44:14.700 opposite

00:44:15.280 it's

00:44:15.580 anathema

00:44:16.120 to what

00:44:16.500 they are

00:44:16.740 doing

00:44:17.100 and that's

00:44:18.060 been going

00:44:18.320 on for a

00:44:18.600 long time

00:44:19.100 the whole

00:44:20.040 hookup culture

00:44:20.660 from the

00:44:20.960 90s and

00:44:21.340 2000s

00:44:21.920 I was then

00:44:22.840 addressing that

00:44:23.720 saying this

00:44:24.860 is not good

00:44:25.400 for you

00:44:25.840 why and by

00:44:26.900 the way

00:44:27.240 why do you

00:44:27.740 have to be

00:44:28.080 drunk to

00:44:28.600 do it if

00:44:28.980 it's such a

00:44:29.420 key component

00:44:30.220 of your

00:44:30.520 social life

00:44:31.740 you're always

00:44:32.300 wasted

00:44:32.720 and so

00:44:33.680 advocating for

00:44:34.780 just asking

00:44:35.480 people out

00:44:36.060 spending time

00:44:36.840 doesn't matter

00:44:37.640 who ask

00:44:38.020 whom out

00:44:38.560 just get

00:44:39.280 coffee

00:44:39.720 it just

00:44:40.660 is a

00:44:41.260 tremendously

00:44:41.820 important

00:44:42.420 thing to

00:44:42.840 navigate

00:44:43.260 and that's

00:44:46.140 so huge

00:44:46.760 that's

00:44:47.440 absolutely

00:44:47.860 you know

00:44:48.200 funny enough

00:44:48.880 so I met

00:44:49.640 my wife

00:44:50.220 it'll be

00:44:51.040 10 years

00:44:52.780 this January

00:44:54.060 so it'll be

00:44:54.480 10 years

00:44:54.800 since we

00:44:55.120 met

00:44:55.480 and we

00:44:56.920 met at

00:44:57.480 a bible

00:44:58.180 study

00:44:58.640 even

00:44:59.140 and this

00:44:59.520 is 2014

00:45:00.360 2015

00:45:01.100 era

00:45:01.540 when we

00:45:02.320 were meeting

00:45:02.780 and so

00:45:03.340 this is

00:45:03.660 when those

00:45:04.000 apps were

00:45:04.440 all getting

00:45:04.840 started

00:45:05.320 and I

00:45:07.140 love the

00:45:07.760 fact that

00:45:08.540 this was

00:45:08.960 someone that

00:45:09.380 I met

00:45:09.880 in real

00:45:10.780 life

00:45:11.300 in the

00:45:11.700 real world

00:45:12.440 that I

00:45:13.100 was able

00:45:13.600 to interact

00:45:14.420 with

00:45:15.000 you know

00:45:15.440 that we

00:45:15.880 you know

00:45:16.160 we did

00:45:16.440 we that's

00:45:17.000 exactly

00:45:17.280 we did

00:45:17.560 we had a

00:45:17.840 couple of

00:45:18.160 coffee dates

00:45:18.900 you know

00:45:19.120 kind of

00:45:19.400 kicked the

00:45:19.700 tires around

00:45:20.280 a little bit

00:45:20.940 then decided

00:45:21.660 to take it

00:45:22.120 to the next

00:45:22.580 level

00:45:22.900 but I had

00:45:23.960 an issue

00:45:24.320 because I

00:45:24.800 was I

00:45:25.300 was deployed

00:45:25.840 a lot

00:45:26.260 I was still

00:45:26.660 in the

00:45:26.880 military

00:45:27.140 at the

00:45:27.540 time

00:45:27.740 so I'd

00:45:28.040 have

00:45:28.160 trainings

00:45:28.560 that would

00:45:28.920 be

00:45:29.200 you know

00:45:30.240 around the

00:45:30.560 country

00:45:30.880 and then get

00:45:31.360 deployed around

00:45:31.840 the world

00:45:32.240 to different

00:45:32.600 spots

00:45:32.980 and so

00:45:33.240 that

00:45:33.500 obviously

00:45:34.220 talk to

00:45:35.140 anyone in

00:45:35.520 the military

00:45:35.980 that will

00:45:36.800 being physically

00:45:38.080 separate will

00:45:38.840 put a huge

00:45:39.520 strain on your

00:45:40.600 relationship

00:45:41.080 but if you're

00:45:42.000 physically separate

00:45:42.900 even if you're

00:45:44.280 in the same

00:45:45.080 city as you're

00:45:45.800 saying it's

00:45:46.300 still going to

00:45:46.700 put that same

00:45:47.220 kind of strain

00:45:47.780 isn't it

00:45:48.680 yeah that

00:45:50.600 and you knew

00:45:51.100 how to do

00:45:51.500 this you knew

00:45:52.240 how to

00:45:52.740 how to have

00:45:53.740 a time spent

00:45:54.680 with another

00:45:55.100 human being

00:45:55.660 how to form

00:45:56.720 and break

00:45:57.180 relationships

00:45:57.820 how to set

00:45:58.620 the ground

00:45:59.160 rules

00:45:59.440 that's all

00:46:00.540 gone

00:46:01.000 they're

00:46:01.780 missing a

00:46:02.640 lot of

00:46:02.960 that now

00:46:03.520 and I

00:46:04.420 think this

00:46:04.920 is an

00:46:05.140 important point

00:46:05.760 to parents

00:46:06.660 you should

00:46:07.460 be urging

00:46:08.400 your high

00:46:08.980 school age

00:46:09.500 kids

00:46:09.880 how to

00:46:10.780 date

00:46:11.020 and where

00:46:11.420 to date

00:46:11.760 and how

00:46:12.040 to do

00:46:12.520 that

00:46:12.820 and maybe

00:46:13.460 you know

00:46:14.240 just the

00:46:14.760 hooking up

00:46:15.440 and hanging

00:46:15.800 out

00:46:16.120 that's where

00:46:16.920 it started

00:46:17.420 it was not

00:46:18.400 a good idea

00:46:19.040 it stunted

00:46:20.380 growth

00:46:20.840 and now

00:46:22.080 we're here

00:46:22.760 at a place

00:46:23.660 I never could

00:46:24.300 have imagined

00:46:24.780 because of

00:46:25.320 social media

00:46:25.780 and the dating

00:46:26.340 apps and this

00:46:26.840 electronic media

00:46:27.540 we need to

00:46:28.660 help people

00:46:29.400 get out of

00:46:30.120 this

00:46:30.380 it's not

00:46:31.520 healthy

00:46:32.200 it really

00:46:32.580 is a health

00:46:33.220 issue

00:46:33.540 when you get

00:46:33.920 right down

00:46:34.360 to it

00:46:34.680 and of course

00:46:35.680 if then

00:46:36.200 you're looking

00:46:37.080 at things

00:46:37.480 like long-term

00:46:38.140 relationships

00:46:38.540 and marriage

00:46:39.000 and family

00:46:39.480 and child

00:46:39.840 rearing

00:46:40.080 of course

00:46:41.000 it's going

00:46:41.380 to be

00:46:41.580 affected

00:46:41.920 by all

00:46:42.320 that

00:46:42.600 right

00:46:44.240 and so

00:46:44.480 we know

00:46:45.200 we see

00:46:45.480 Elon Musk

00:46:46.380 and so many

00:46:46.780 other people

00:46:47.140 have talked

00:46:47.480 about

00:46:47.780 the decline

00:46:48.740 in national

00:46:49.140 fertility rate

00:46:49.980 and so many

00:46:50.700 of these other

00:46:51.140 issues that

00:46:51.560 we're already

00:46:51.880 talking about

00:46:52.560 but it really

00:46:53.520 goes back

00:46:54.120 to that

00:46:54.560 it goes

00:46:54.920 back to

00:46:55.260 this basic

00:46:56.040 idea

00:46:56.680 of having

00:46:57.800 social

00:46:58.480 interactions

00:46:59.400 with one

00:47:00.600 another

00:47:00.960 being able

00:47:01.460 to handle

00:47:01.960 that

00:47:02.440 you know

00:47:03.480 I worked

00:47:04.040 in a

00:47:04.340 food

00:47:05.840 you know

00:47:06.860 food services

00:47:07.400 for a while

00:47:07.880 and you're

00:47:08.160 constantly

00:47:08.580 interacting

00:47:09.180 with people

00:47:09.700 sometimes

00:47:10.020 it's great

00:47:10.460 not always

00:47:10.960 but at least

00:47:11.680 it gives you

00:47:12.240 that gear

00:47:12.840 where you're

00:47:13.560 constantly

00:47:14.000 talking to

00:47:14.680 people

00:47:15.000 and by

00:47:16.780 the way

00:47:17.120 learning

00:47:17.440 to value

00:47:18.340 the differences

00:47:19.220 amongst

00:47:19.760 people

00:47:20.240 and the

00:47:20.600 differences

00:47:21.120 of the

00:47:21.720 gender

00:47:22.040 and the

00:47:22.300 sexes

00:47:22.680 and these

00:47:22.920 differences

00:47:23.940 and the

00:47:24.480 range

00:47:25.080 of differences

00:47:25.720 and what

00:47:26.620 you

00:47:27.120 you know

00:47:27.520 we have

00:47:28.520 lost our

00:47:29.160 capacity

00:47:29.660 for empathy

00:47:30.440 and when

00:47:30.880 you lose

00:47:31.320 the capacity

00:47:31.860 for empathy

00:47:32.420 we call

00:47:32.880 that narcissism

00:47:33.940 and what

00:47:34.600 you get

00:47:35.020 instead

00:47:35.400 is envy

00:47:36.160 and grievance

00:47:36.960 how are

00:47:37.860 people that

00:47:38.400 are overcome

00:47:39.260 by grievance

00:47:40.300 and envy

00:47:40.820 possibly

00:47:41.640 going to

00:47:42.640 get into

00:47:43.240 intimate

00:47:43.680 connection

00:47:44.180 with another

00:47:44.640 person

00:47:45.140 unless it's

00:47:46.100 just somebody

00:47:46.680 else to

00:47:47.140 act out

00:47:47.640 that grievance

00:47:48.400 with

00:47:48.680 it's not

00:47:49.800 set up

00:47:50.360 for a

00:47:50.700 healthy

00:47:51.080 circumference

00:47:51.680 it's set

00:47:52.100 up for

00:47:52.400 a mass

00:47:52.760 formation

00:47:53.260 frankly

00:47:53.660 the setup

00:47:55.720 for a

00:47:56.680 mass

00:47:57.000 formation

00:47:57.740 this is

00:47:58.600 incredible

00:47:59.160 stuff

00:47:59.460 Dr. Drew

00:47:59.960 we've only

00:48:00.320 got about

00:48:00.680 a minute

00:48:01.020 left here

00:48:01.680 let people

00:48:02.440 know

00:48:02.840 if you have

00:48:03.860 a final

00:48:04.240 word

00:48:04.600 and then

00:48:04.920 where

00:48:05.080 they can

00:48:05.540 go

00:48:05.880 to contact

00:48:06.680 you

00:48:07.040 and get

00:48:07.420 more

00:48:07.580 information

00:48:08.000 I do

00:48:08.500 please

00:48:09.540 subscribe

00:48:10.000 on my

00:48:10.300 rumble

00:48:10.660 channel

00:48:11.000 ask

00:48:11.400 Dr. Drew

00:48:11.940 my wife

00:48:12.320 produces

00:48:12.740 that show

00:48:13.060 out of this

00:48:13.380 studio

00:48:13.700 she's loved

00:48:14.580 doing that

00:48:14.980 so we

00:48:15.240 appreciate

00:48:15.500 you all

00:48:15.800 being there

00:48:16.240 Dr. Drew.com

00:48:17.300 is pretty much

00:48:17.780 where everything

00:48:18.520 is

00:48:19.200 and of course

00:48:19.740 our friends

00:48:20.000 at the

00:48:20.180 wellness

00:48:20.400 company

00:48:20.680 it's been

00:48:20.900 a privilege

00:48:21.260 to be a

00:48:21.540 part of

00:48:21.820 what they're

00:48:22.380 doing there

00:48:22.760 you can find

00:48:23.540 their stuff

00:48:24.040 on my

00:48:24.320 website as

00:48:24.760 well

00:48:24.980 and Dr. Drew

00:48:27.640 I just have

00:48:27.960 to ask

00:48:28.400 am I hearing

00:48:29.700 a kind

00:48:30.380 of beep

00:48:30.780 are you guys

00:48:31.200 hearing a beep

00:48:31.720 right now

00:48:32.140 it's so funny

00:48:34.120 that I immediately

00:48:35.420 noticed it

00:48:36.180 and I didn't

00:48:36.600 want to

00:48:36.880 out you

00:48:37.300 with that

00:48:37.680 but somebody

00:48:38.500 even smarter

00:48:39.240 who's playing

00:48:39.640 a tape

00:48:40.100 of a dead

00:48:41.420 smoke alarm

00:48:42.220 chirping

00:48:42.760 to tell you

00:48:43.660 to replace

00:48:44.740 the 9 volt

00:48:45.440 battery

00:48:45.960 we set it up

00:48:52.020 set it up

00:48:52.740 as a little

00:48:53.180 homage

00:48:53.480 to the

00:48:54.420 callers

00:48:55.000 because

00:48:55.260 they'd

00:48:55.960 literally

00:48:56.160 be like

00:48:56.680 do you hear

00:48:57.180 the smoke

00:48:57.580 alarm

00:48:57.780 chirping

00:48:58.080 they're like

00:48:58.400 what

00:48:58.680 there's a

00:48:59.020 smoke

00:48:59.220 alarm

00:48:59.420 here

00:48:59.620 and they're

00:49:00.520 like

00:49:00.640 where are

00:49:01.300 you

00:49:01.460 right now

00:49:01.760 I'm in

00:49:02.040 my bedroom

00:49:02.520 look above

00:49:03.160 you

00:49:03.300 is there

00:49:03.500 a smoke

00:49:03.820 detector

00:49:04.200 yeah

00:49:04.500 is it

00:49:04.860 chirping

00:49:05.160 no

00:49:05.600 yes

00:49:06.720 how long

00:49:07.080 has it

00:49:07.200 been

00:49:07.280 chirping

00:49:07.560 I don't

00:49:07.860 know

00:49:07.940 how do

00:49:09.020 you live

00:49:09.280 with that

00:49:09.720 Dr. Drew

00:49:11.320 the original

00:49:12.060 the OG

00:49:12.740 folks

00:49:13.420 will have to

00:49:13.980 have you

00:49:14.220 back sir

00:49:14.680 ladies and

00:49:15.280 gentlemen

00:49:15.460 as always

00:49:15.940 if you have

00:49:16.240 my permission

00:49:16.760 we'll make

00:49:17.240 sure

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - May 17, 2024

EXCLUSIVE WITH DR DREW： NIH OFFICIAL ADMITS FUNDING AT WUHAN LAB AND THE DEVOLUTION OF DATING

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