Elon Musk has a new way to get internet connectivity everywhere, and it s going to revolutionize the way we all communicate. President Trump is trying to get China to stop sending us Fentanyl, but it s still killing tens of thousands every day.
00:03:21.260Because that's all it would take, if you think about it.
00:03:24.840If everybody could talk to everybody without the government or anybody interfering or getting canceled or being kicked off the platform or whatever else,
00:04:06.180Dr. Nicole Sapphire points out in a tweet that the U.S. now has more people dying from drug overdoses every day than from COVID-19.
00:04:24.680So it's about time to rethink our priorities.
00:04:30.380When you're in the middle of a pandemic, it's all about the pandemic, and it should be.
00:04:36.020But it's time to start thinking about our other priorities, and it's time to get serious about China as the source of much but not all of these deaths.
00:04:47.160And I'll say again, we should stop, we just close our embassies with China.
00:04:55.140We should just withdraw our diplomats and close diplomatic relations with China until they stop sending fentanyl.
00:05:03.380That should be the opening bid for relations.
00:05:14.060Now, I would think that if China looked at its total strategic situation, it might say, well, we did like killing you by the tens of thousands every year.
00:05:25.220But all things considered, maybe we'll stop doing that because we also need relations with the biggest country in the world.
00:05:32.380I think Trump could have pulled this off.
00:07:02.560It looks to me that Tucker Carlson is the only one who takes on the hard stories, while also being, you know, in prime time and having a huge audience and being respected, et cetera.
00:07:17.240Yeah, you know, Greg Gottfeld's more of a special case because, you know, he's half entertainment, half news, so he's sort of a hybrid.
00:07:26.220You wouldn't compare him to the Hannity's or the Tucker Carlson's.
00:09:35.640So, these are things we seem to know with pretty high certainty that some number of votes, a significant number, not necessarily enough to change the result, but a significant number, were counted more than once.
00:09:51.940And if you've seen the, you know, the evidence of it, they can show them, they can show they were counted more than once, you can see the picture of it, you can tell very easily it's the same ballot, and you can see that it was counted more than once.
00:10:05.600But we don't know the total number of them yet.
00:10:10.100More than 100,000 ballot tally sheets were missing for months after the election, and then when they showed up, a number of them were fraudulent.
00:10:19.080Meaning that the tally on the outside didn't match, or even close, to the actual count of the bag, or whatever that was in.
00:10:29.160So, we know that that happened, and it happened several times, that can be confirmed.
00:10:34.940So, now we know that tallies, the vote tallies were fraudulently changed, and we know that some significant number of votes were counted twice.
00:10:45.420On top of that, Tucker was reporting that there were piles of ballots with no folds in them.
00:10:55.320I'm not sure how accurate this part is, but since everything would have to be folded to be mailed, anything that didn't have a fold on it,
00:11:04.400and apparently it looked like it was machine-reproduced, as opposed to filled out by people, that would suggest fraud, if any of that is true.
00:11:14.880Of course, we would need confirmation for that.
00:11:16.980Now, we're also hearing, you know, some rumors that the Maricopa stuff has also uncovered some amount of confirmed irregularity,
00:11:30.580but we don't know if it's trivial or a lot, so we're still waiting to hear about that.
00:11:34.680So, what would be the tip-off, let's say hypothetically, let's say hypothetically there were big problems with the election,
00:11:47.380and I don't have evidence that any court has produced that such a thing is happening, right?
00:11:53.120So, just so I don't get canceled, no court has shown evidence of widespread fraud.
00:14:31.640Yeah, and of course the purpose of it is that it's a Hitler analogy.
00:14:35.220So it makes anybody in the Trump organization look like a Hitler-like entity because the big lie comes directly from Nazi propaganda.
00:14:44.980But do you think the, you've been watching the news people forever, do you think that the news people are clever enough to pull off that kind of a persuasion move, to call it the big lie?
00:15:00.260And make it stick because it's sticking really well.
00:16:41.880Well, let me tell you what it looks obviously like.
00:16:44.420Now that we know that there is significant fraud in the election, we don't know if it's enough to change the election, but it's significant enough that you would at least change your rules and procedures to deal with it.
00:17:02.040Could we say at this point, with what's already been reported, does it feel safe to say that we're not yet at a point where you'd say the election should be changed because of anything that's been reported?
00:17:14.980But you would definitely say that you should change your procedures for voting because it uncovered a number of problems that, if they had been larger, could have changed the outcome.
00:17:27.480So I would say that the definition of significant voter fraud would be something that causes you to change the process.
00:17:39.920Don't you think we've reached the level where you'd, if anything that, if anything that Tucker reported is true, any of it, you'd have to change the process to make sure it doesn't happen again, right?
00:17:54.620So in the context of reasonably high confidence that there's significant fraud, far short, perhaps, of changing an outcome, but still significant, and you have a propaganda, let's say, event, maybe that's just speculation,
00:18:18.640but you've got this big lie thing that looks like it comes from professionals, because honestly, I've never seen anybody in the news business who had that kind of skill.
00:18:29.000But everybody, not everybody, but the CIA would have that skill.
00:18:32.360So it looks like, and I'm not claiming this is true, because I get cancelled for claiming anything like that.
00:18:42.260But if you were just going to say, well, what's it look like?
00:18:45.460It looks like a stolen election, supported by the intelligence agencies of the United States, and then sold to the American people through the media to suppress any questions by calling it the big lie,
00:19:03.740and making sure that if you questioned it, you would be labeled a Nazi, right?
00:19:08.640Now, if you were thinking, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, I don't think this is some big conspiracy,
00:19:15.680because if there were some big conspiracy, you'd see all kinds of signs of it.
00:19:21.660For example, on the very day that Tucker Carlson reported on these irregularities, alleged, alleged irregularities,
00:19:32.100if it were really an organized effort by powerful people behind the scenes,
00:19:39.840you would think that just about the same day that Tucker did that, there would be a major movement to cancel Tucker.
00:19:53.800The hashtag, Tucker is killing us, is matched with a video compilation in which there are claims that Tucker's made about, I don't know, the vaccine dangers or something.
00:20:05.640And so they put together a clip that shows that his advice would get you killed.
00:20:11.620You know, if you followed his, I guess you could call it, you know, medical reporting or something, you could get yourself killed.
00:20:20.320So do you think it's a coincidence that there's a full-on attack on Tucker Carlson
00:20:26.720at the same time that he's breaking the story, at the same time that he's the most important voice on the right?