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00:09:43.000You got to get right to it because who knows what's going to happen live with Fauci going on.
00:09:47.000But I'm willing to bet, though, who knows anything could happen.
00:12:58.000It's not someone I would tune into, but I would say that for most of the female talking heads, who cares that your cleavage was a little bit less obvious?1.00
00:13:07.000What happens is that cluster in the middle people who are medium to no talents, a woman can be a medium to no talent and have a decent following if she's hot.1.00
00:13:53.000You ever gone out to dinner or nice with a woman who's pretty and maybe, you know, and she's dressed elegantly, but maybe she has like a plunging neckline or something.
00:15:28.000Someone said, we used to have, and they would, and by the way, of course there are exceptions, like a Peggy Noonan.
00:15:34.000There really are almost no examples of political, forward facing political pundits on the right who haven't sold sex appeal or physical attraction in some capacity.
00:17:41.000I'm not a fan of it, but you know, we've had, how many times have we had to compete with, like, well, the person has literally copy pasted our script and just showed some cleavage and they just, by the way, I'm pretty sure some inputs were from our Islam videos with this chick is talking about.1.00
00:17:56.000Like, you need to be calling this out before if you're going to call this out.
00:17:59.000Of course, we don't want this to happen, but this was the obvious natural conclusion to the leg chair and clear desks and just throwing a pretty face out there and hoping they can regurgitate the lines in some kind of order that makes sense.
00:18:43.000It's you guys, you guys, you, you make her a star.
00:18:45.000I guarantee you she's not as attractive as the, bring up the collage again, as the many people who've gotten that seat.
00:18:52.000Do you think that now Ann Coulter's a brilliant writer, to be clear, and a lot of these people, let's be honest, a few, some of them are brilliant like Ann Coulter.
00:19:01.000A lot of them got there because they were, they were slight, they were attractive.
00:20:13.000Because the same women who are taking advantage of the fact that you don't know their names because they are hotter are now mad that someone is hotter than them or selling sex more than them.1.00
00:23:12.000This is not like Benny Johnson 4K footage, but it's at least clear enough here on your screen that you would be able to discern a strong kickback on a gun.
00:23:28.000That looked like a slight kick, if that's what you mean, in his leg at one point, which would be the very mild recoil in a prone position taking the shot.
00:23:35.000That's a solid 300 frames per second, too.
00:25:20.000The person doesn't look like anybody for the same reason Mario Land on your Game Boy doesn't look like anybody.
00:25:24.000However, there's a plethora of publicly available footage, pictures, and images showing Robinson on site with his parents, even confirming, but I'm sure that, of course, that's also the feds as well.
00:25:49.000Recoil from a 30-odd six is pretty moderate, especially in the prone position.1.00
00:25:53.000The idea that it would cause a black eye, you'd have to be retarded.0.99
00:25:57.000Another truce: the medical examiner report, which of course is not real, it's all fed slop, confirmed that he died from a gunshot wound to the neck.1.00
00:29:45.000And again, if you were in the prone position with a rest, the recoil would be very, very minimal.
00:29:50.000It's pretty comparable to a 7.62, right?
00:29:53.000I mean, I guess some people would say like.308, 30 odd six.
00:29:56.000And it's stronger as far as the actual, like, muzzle energy because it's a heavier, you know, it's a heavier bullet than what people, but still, it's like.
00:30:02.000It is a very, very commonly used round.
00:30:05.000Also, the way she says it is funny, too, because she says something, I don't remember the exact language, but something like, from a guy, no kickback, from a guy who's laying on the ground.
00:30:14.000But what do you mean in the most secure firing position possible?
00:30:18.000I just realized that I didn't include this in the two minutes or less.
00:32:15.000Well, I mean, it's going to be hard to do that with all this, but yeah, I think we can make that.
00:32:21.000Come close, keep the sides about that length and that nice little fade there, and keep the beard line kind of similar, and then move into a scissor cut on the head.
00:33:16.000And the reason that this is important is I've never seen more people turn against Big Brother, you know, government than during COVID.
00:33:26.000I saw plenty of women who were, particularly women who were politically uninvolved, go to homeschooling.
00:33:32.000A big part of it was COVID, what happened with public schools.
00:33:33.000This really woke up, I would say, a lot of women in the United States because they were more involved with their kids in public school.0.99
00:34:35.000But first, 70 plus times as of the moment of this broadcast, that the Capitol Hill hearing, Fauci, He's invoked the Fifth Amendment.
00:34:45.000Dr. Fauci, were you ever made aware of gain of function research on monkeypox being conducted at the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center and back at Fort Dietrich?
00:35:00.000On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
00:37:33.000bats as they evolve and the mutations that it took to get to the point where it is now is totally consistent with a jump of a species from an animal to a human.
00:37:46.000Here's the truth only two of the 12 scientists who he was talking with thought that that was the case, and Fauci knew it.
00:37:55.000He wrote in his diary there was not total agreement about the likelihood of deliberate insertion.
00:38:20.000The rest felt that deliberate insertion was possible.
00:38:24.000Given the fact that Dr. Zhang Li Xi at the University of Wuhan has been working for years in gain of function as GOF and coronaviruses to allow adaptation of the spike.
00:38:34.000Protein to bind to the human H2 receptor, we could not let this go.
00:38:40.000So, the rest means 10 of the 12 scientists.
00:38:44.000Only two of the 12 scientists thought that it was natural and that it came from bats.
00:38:48.00010 of the 12 are the others, the people he's referring to in the email.
00:38:53.000We could not let this go, but you let it go and corrected everyone and had people banned from social media for saying it and struck videos that said it.
00:40:49.000Well, there were clusters that may have been picked up and transmitted, as I understand it, through the market, but the place of origin was not within the market itself.
00:41:28.000Fauci wrote Early on, the Chinese were saying that there is no human to human transmission, and all the original 27 cases were from the market.
00:41:38.000Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier.
00:41:42.000But it doesn't matter because you told people it was the source.
00:42:15.000Fauci wrote China's own CDC director, George Gao, I hope I'm getting that right.
00:42:19.000They early on said that COVID cases were not animal to human, but human to human, meaning it couldn't have come from a bat.
00:42:27.000Also, George was very sensitive and understandably defensive.
00:42:31.000Since he was the one who said early on that there was no human to human transmission and that the original 27 cases specifically enumerated in my diary, 27 cases in the wet market reported on December 31st, 2019,
00:42:46.000were animal to human, when actually all 27 cases were human to human transition.
00:42:52.000Sorry, they were occurring before, weeks before what he said was it started with an animal.
00:42:57.00027 cases specifically, there were cases before that it was exclusively human to human, not animal to human as the source.
00:43:04.000I'm glad that China and I agree on this.
00:43:49.000Here's the next claim versus what he was claiming publicly versus what he knew privately.
00:43:55.000The claim that the NIH never funded gain of function at Wuhan.
00:43:58.000It's not that we've been arguing about this, it's that he acknowledged it and lied.
00:44:02.000Dr. Fauci, do you still support funding of the NIH funding of the lab in Wuhan?
00:44:08.000Senator Paul, with all due respect, you are entirely and completely incorrect that the NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the Wuhan Institute.
00:44:26.000Here's the truth they conducted it, they funded it, Fauci recorded it.
00:44:31.000He just tries to claim that it doesn't meet the technical definition.
00:44:34.000So here's him actually writing about it.
00:44:35.000He writes EcoHealth was late in submitting a progress report of their grant.
00:44:42.000I should specify in writing for those who don't understand that grant means financial compensation.
00:44:49.000Progress report of their grant and mentioned in the letter that some of the mice in the study had increased in viral growth and got sicker.
00:44:59.000Later on, he goes, in other words, by our definition, them getting sicker with the virus we use being funded by NIH was not gaining a function.
00:45:28.000And there's a bunch of other information in there that shows he's a narcissist, where he seems to be more like, Have you guys seen the most famous guy in the world?
00:45:51.000I mean, I can tell you this selfishly, he's cost us millions of dollars.
00:45:55.000We were remonetized for a temporary period of time.
00:45:56.000And then a big part of it was because of our commentary on COVID that he, by the way, behind the scenes agreed with at the time, resulted in us remaining demonetized.
00:46:05.000In other words, doctors removed, sitting governors in Florida removed from YouTube for having conversations with doctors from the finest institutions in the world.
00:47:41.000I'm still today a supporter of the way he is.
00:47:43.000Even after all this testimony and the diary notes on a computer.
00:47:47.000By the way, here's the senator going after him.0.98
00:47:49.000Those policies were put in place because you had moronic politicians that listened to the words of a megalomaniac who was more interested in having met a Kardashian.0.99
00:48:05.000Than the suffering of the American people.0.99
00:48:10.000Your advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who enforce those rules, arrested that mom for watching a football game with her own family outside.1.00
00:48:31.000I said to myself, I cannot stand idly on the side and watch this happen.
00:48:39.000It was about six years ago today that I decided I'm going to give up my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run for the United States Senate.0.99
00:48:49.000Here I am sitting in front of you six years later saying, Who the fuck do you think you were for doing that?0.99
00:48:56.000It is a total disgrace what you did to this country.1.00
00:49:29.000If you want to simplify, if you want to be reductive, if you want to distill the primary problem with the left as it relates to all of their policies taxes, Marxism, transitioning children,
00:49:42.000Healthcare for Medicare for all, Medicaid for all, the lockdowns, COVID, gun control, if it saves one life.
00:49:51.000The left 100% of the time fails to take into account opportunity cost.
00:50:00.000And by the way, we understand every action has a reaction.
00:50:04.000As conservatives, I think we realistically go, well, of course, if you allow people to keep more of their own income, people earn their own keep, you're going to have a wealth disparity.
00:50:14.000That naturally will happen if some people work harder, some people are smarter, some people get better opportunities.
00:50:22.000Of course, you will have some people who are irresponsible, and if they are immunocompromised and they don't take the precautions, they'll be at greater risk.
00:50:28.000But we look at the opportunity cost, and of course, juxtapose that with basic human rights.
00:50:34.000The left disregards human rights when inconvenient, and they don't take into account the opportunity cost.
00:50:40.000Fauci, if you look at the just, well, this is what we're going to lock down.
00:50:45.000Have you taken into account the opportunity cost of people losing their businesses forever?
00:50:48.000Have you taken into account the opportunity cost of People losing relatives and then having to die alone because of these policies?0.84
00:50:54.000Have you taken in the opportunity cost, for example, of silencing anyone who speaks out and that lets people get away with international, you could argue, by the way, crimes against humanity, China?0.52
00:51:04.000All of these policies, Medicaid for, okay, what's the opportunity cost?
00:51:07.000What does that do to other health care?
00:52:26.000Another strategy involves Congress because Fauci has theoretically been.
00:52:29.000Preemptively pardoned against past and future criminal charges related to his NIH work, it can be argued that Fauci has no plausible claim to the Fifth Amendment, the right against self incrimination.
00:52:49.000So maybe they could get him on contempt, but the stuff that this guy did and the auto pen pardon that he got, it's just, I mean, literally, if you're pissed off about a lot of these other things that are out there right now, the Epstein files and the warrant, you should be.
00:53:11.000Well, it used to be, I've said this many times.
00:53:12.000We could probably run a supercut, right?
00:53:13.000I said, it's not, okay, what info, oh, did they do the best with the information they had in the time?
00:53:19.000The question you need to ask is, was there other information at the time that was discounted to make their, what other information was known that was discounted for them to make these decisions, right?
00:53:32.000That used to be the conversation because, We have to remember, many people from the get go, John Stewart even made the joke about how it obviously came from a lab, right?
00:53:40.000This was something that everybody knew back then, like, very likely came from a lab.
00:53:44.000And publicly, well, you couldn't necessarily prove, and that was kind of agreed upon, but that's not the argument anymore.
00:53:55.000We used to argue Fauci completely discredited, character assassinated, banned people who disagreed with him, but there could be some room for he just thinks they're so wrong, and he's a totalitarian liberal that he just thinks they shouldn't have a seat at the table,
00:54:11.000and it does more harm than good, so banned them.
00:54:13.000But he didn't actually believe what he was saying.
00:54:15.000He was getting people banned and he was vilifying people for saying exactly that which he knew was true.
00:54:23.000That brings us to there's no debate about that.
00:54:47.000Plenty of people said the only reason he suppressed any information on antiparasitic or antiviral medications, things like ivermectin at one point, hydroxychloroquine, is because if anything out there could display any type of efficacy in treating COVID,
00:55:01.000that the emergency authorization use of the vaccine would actually not be permissible.
00:55:06.000It would be a multi billion dollar industry gone.
00:55:08.000So people who said that's the only reason he's saying there is nothing out there that can help, well, he knows that's not true because he wants this emergency authorization.
00:55:40.000And those questions need to be answered.
00:55:44.000Hopefully, there's a legal argument for that to be the case to make, like, hey, well, no, we now know that you lied before.
00:55:52.000We now know that you effectively, if he was, I'm sure I know he was under oath many times, committed perjury because this was known to you multiple times.
00:56:02.000So now we have to ask the other questions again on account of the fact that you lied.
00:56:06.000There should be the right to revisit, open, open for business, every single conspiracy regarding Fauci and the suppression from him therein.
00:56:18.000Also, by the way, do we have another post or anything like that?
00:58:25.000If it's in there, it's because it works at that clinical dosage.
00:58:27.000We also have creatine, which is the most studied supplement of all time and actually may have some immunity benefits as well, beyond what we know for muscle and brain and recovery.
01:01:54.000I'm sure there's a very similar, a lot of the Romance languages, which means to arrive late or to be slower than something comparable.0.98
01:02:01.000So that's why it was used in medical nomenclature.
01:02:03.000So once you take that into consideration, you go, okay, retarded was not meant to be an offensive word.0.83
01:02:11.000Then this PSA from the 1980s telling you that retarded people.0.99
01:02:15.000Are just like you, it's actually kind of sweet.0.99
01:02:20.000Today, being retarded means leading a full life.0.99
01:02:23.000Retarded people go to work or school just like their neighbors and come back to a real home, a supervised home, right in the neighborhood where they belong.0.99
01:02:33.000Being retarded never stopped anyone from being a good neighbor.1.00
01:03:05.000So if their parents aren't around, I mean, I used to volunteer with a lot of special needs people, they end up in homes, group homes, where they have someone who can tend to their medical needs.
01:03:14.000Some cases you have families that just aren't able to as well.
01:03:59.000just like, but when you understand, they're trying to tell people the spirit of it is that hey, you might have some neighbors who seem a little bit light and loafers.
01:04:12.000And by the way, the company actually did a few of these PSAs.0.76
01:04:16.000And I will say, for all the compassion they had for retarded people, and before we actually air this other one, we actually do have to go to Rumble Premium Mug Club.0.93
01:04:24.000So if you guys are not yet members, it's going to get rougher.1.00