Bill Gates talks about playing germ games, and how vaccines don't work, and maybe aren't even really vaccines. I'll show you what I know, and what Bill Gates says, in a new interview with British MP Jeremy Hunt.
00:03:41.280And are we doing things now, or rather, are we not doing things now that we really need to be doing in preparation for the next pandemic?
00:03:49.160Yeah, so it's 2015 that I gave the TED Talk and wrote a number of papers titled, We're Not Ready for the Next Pandemic.
00:04:00.440And sadly, that was a better forecast of what would happen than anyone would have wished for.
00:04:09.000You know, the economic damage, the deaths, it's been completely horrific.
00:04:16.100And I would expect that will lead the R&D budgets to be focused on things we didn't have today.
00:04:25.400You know, we didn't have vaccines that block transmission.
00:04:28.020We got vaccines that help you with your health, but they only slightly reduce the transmissions.
00:04:33.400We need a new way of doing the vaccines.
00:04:36.480We didn't get much in the way of therapeutics.
00:04:39.440You know, dexamethasone and now molnopiravir could help, but way less than should have been the case.
00:04:47.520We didn't get the diagnostics up and running in order to, you know, achieve what at least Australia and New Zealand showed,
00:04:54.640that competent management to keep the death rate down pretty dramatically.
00:05:01.900And so I'm hoping in five years I can write a book called, you know, we are ready for the next pandemic.
00:05:07.020But it'll take tens of billions in R&D that the U.S. and the U.K. will be part of that.
00:05:15.220It'll take probably about a billion a year for a pandemic task force at the WHO level, which is doing the surveillance and actually doing what I call germ games,
00:05:25.540where you practice, you say, OK, what if a bioterrorist brought smallpox to 10 airports?
00:05:32.300You know, how would the world respond to that?
00:05:36.420You know, that there's naturally caused epidemics and bioterrorism caused epidemics that could even be way worse than what we experience today.
00:05:45.360And yet the advances in medical science should give us tools that, you know, we could do dramatically better.
00:05:52.900So you'd think this would be a priority.
00:05:55.740The next year will be where those allocations have to get made, including this global pandemic task force.
00:06:04.900The nice thing is a lot of the R&D we need to do to be ready for the next pandemic are things like making vaccines cheap, having big factories, eradicating the flu, getting rid of the common cold,
00:06:17.280making vaccines just a little patch you put on your arm, things that will be incredibly beneficial even in the years when we don't have pandemics.
00:06:25.120So, you know, along with the climate message and the ongoing fight against disease of the poor, the pandemic preparedness is something I'll be talking about a lot.
00:06:37.500And I think it'll find fertile ground because, you know, we lost trillions of dollars and millions of lives.
00:06:44.900And, you know, government citizens expect their governments not to let that happen again.
00:06:49.760OK, so let's put aside his admission that vaccines don't actually work as vaccines.
00:06:56.840I mean, seriously, here's a study published in the British Medical Journal that shows that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is only 3% effective after six months.
00:07:33.500Of course, his interviewer absolutely agrees.
00:07:36.540But there is a very small part of professionals which they circulate on purpose misinformation so that they will mislead those that they have concerns.
00:07:54.280They're criminals because they literally costed millions of lives.
00:07:59.020And should be treated as criminals as well, those who have done that.
00:08:02.320I wonder if Bill Gates thinks that trillions of dollars of damage was done by the virus or by government's economy-smashing, liberty-destroying response to the virus.
00:08:13.440He never talks about freedom, Bill Gates.
00:08:15.360He only talks about money, which he cares a lot about, and about his schemes, which he's obsessed with.
00:08:21.660I think he actually cares about freedom in his own life, but because he's one of the world's richest and most powerful men, he's free to do whatever he wants, no matter what.
00:08:31.680So he never really thinks about freedom because he has it, and that's enough.
00:08:36.280He's a global warming fear monger, as you heard, but he only travels in private jet.
00:08:41.560In fact, he not only flies in private jets, he just invested in a private jet company.
00:08:46.740He has one of the world's biggest houses, so he never thinks about freedom because he naturally assumes that he can do literally whatever he wants.
00:10:55.820Here's Anderson Cooper giving it a try.
00:10:58.900A couple of things of reporting that have been out there I want to ask you about, and I think it's no one's business, what happens in a person's marriage.
00:11:05.260The New York Times and Wall Street Journal both reported in recent months that Melinda was concerned about a relationship you had with Jeffrey Epstein,
00:11:13.400who, at the time you met him in 2011, had been already convicted of soliciting prostitution from a minor.
00:11:20.000The Times reported she hired divorce attorneys around the time in October 2019 when that contact with Epstein became public.
00:11:27.000Can you explain your relationship with Epstein?
00:11:34.600You know, I had several dinners with him, you know, hoping that what he said about getting billions of philanthropy for global health through contacts that he had might emerge.
00:11:51.420You know, when it looked like that wasn't a real thing, that relationship ended.
00:11:56.200But it was a huge mistake to spend time with him, to give him the credibility of, you know, being there.
00:12:02.880There were lots of others in that same situation, but I made a mistake.
00:12:08.520There's been reporting about workplace behavior in the past.
00:12:12.260The New York Times reported six women from Microsoft, the company you created, your foundation, and the financial firm that manages your fortune said that your behavior at times created an uncomfortable workplace environment.
00:12:23.980I know a spokeswoman for you acknowledged you had an affair 20 years ago with a Microsoft employee that she said ended amicably.
00:12:31.780Well, certainly, I think everyone does, but, you know, it's a time of reflection, and, you know, I, you know, at this point, I need to go forward.
00:12:51.580You know, my work is very important to me.
00:12:56.740You know, within the family, we'll heal as best we can.
00:17:22.180Well, as a Canadian, perhaps he will be filled with feelings of national pride to know that Canadian scientists at the University of Alberta are finding ways to sort of artificially recreate smallpox.
00:17:36.820Or at least to find a stand-in for it, to make a vaccine for it.
00:19:20.720Tonic's Pharmaceuticals announces publication reporting synthesis, construction, and characterization of a potential smallpox-preventing vaccine.
00:19:38.840A new and improved smallpox vaccine would address a well-recognized risk of the intentional reintroduction of the smallpox virus, a risk for which governments should prepare, commented Jose Esparza, MD, PhD, former president of the Global Virus Network, former senior advisor on global health vaccines to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
00:20:29.700To address the risk of bioterrorism, Congress has taken steps to enable the development and approval of countermeasures to thwart pathogens that could be employed as weapons.
00:20:41.440Today's approval provides an important milestone in these efforts.
00:20:45.340This new treatment affords us an additional option should smallpox ever be used as a bioweapon, said FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, MD.
00:23:26.500We see some junk science in the field of immunology and the pandemic these days, although, frankly, most of the science, I think, is telling the truth biologically.
00:23:37.480But what happens if you move away from physics and math and chemistry and biology towards, I don't know, the fuzzier academic disciplines?
00:23:46.560I mean, I graduated more than 20 years ago.
00:23:49.720But these days, a lot of kids, when they're in school, take some sort of grievance studies.
00:23:56.600Anything with the word studies after it is sort of a tip off.
00:23:59.960And a Ph.D. in math who put this to the test is our guest today.
00:29:17.860I think he might actually be the smartest congressman in Washington, just in terms of sheer book smarts.
00:29:25.260Just let me read something he posted the other day that I hadn't really thought about, but it's spot on.
00:29:30.700He said, COVID face coverings are the only government mandated safety equipment or medical devices for which there are no specifications or certifications.
00:29:42.620But rest assured, their design and application is prescribed by highly vetted practitioners of political science.
00:29:49.320And his point is, OK, so you must wear a mask.
00:30:33.940I've actually been referring to these things as talisman memes or talisman.
00:30:37.260If they're words, talisman memes or ideas.
00:30:39.380And if they're something like a mask, they are talismans.
00:30:42.340They're to ward off magic amulets, to ward off bad spirits like the COVID spirit.
00:30:47.400But what we see in general that links all of these things that we've talked about is when you have the activist agenda driving what looks like scholarship or what looks like public policy,
00:30:57.880you have a massive problem on your hands.
00:31:00.840It's, you know, it's no different than when the sugar industry put out a bunch of junk science that said that fats make you fat and unhealthy and give you cholesterol problems and heart disease.
00:31:11.820And that sugar is a healthy alternative where it turns out that that's exactly the opposite of true.
00:31:16.220And the cronyist interest for the sugar industry is blatant.
00:31:20.620But when it becomes, you know, a political activism project to, say, you know, reset the world or whatever to a new paradigm,
00:31:28.820people aren't as aware because they don't see the corporate interest.
00:31:32.540But the corporate interests here are obvious.
00:31:33.960There's the banks, there's Pfizer, there's Moderna.
00:31:36.580These huge, huge corporations making gigantic profits off of these agenda driven decisions.
00:31:42.580And they're laundering the academic literature to serve their bottom lines and to serve their political agendas, which are intertwined.
00:31:49.920Hmm. You know, you mentioned big sugar.
00:31:52.980I mean, I used to hear that phrase, and I think it was typically for protectionism of sugar manufacturers, especially in the state of Florida, big sugar.
00:32:02.120But it really was they who tried to twist the science to get people worried about fat instead of sugar.
00:32:10.860I think you saw the same thing when I think it was Chesapeake, a natural gas company paid money to environmental groups to demonize coal.
00:32:23.800And what I can't I mean, I understand the Pfizer and Moderna, which I understand had never actually brought a single product to market ever in its history before this vaccine.
00:32:57.560They were always the one same personal privacy.
00:33:00.180It's between me and God and my doctor.
00:33:04.240And all of a sudden, they're shills for big pharma.
00:33:07.440They believe in throwing out the working man.
00:33:09.760I mean, for God's sakes, in New York City, they're firing garbage men who aren't vaxxed because they're not clean enough to handle your garbage.
00:33:17.040And forget about pro-choice and personal privacy.
00:34:04.820They know that if they want their political agendas and dreams achieved, they need power and control.
00:34:08.900And they realize that these big corporations and the way that they can influence government have it.
00:34:13.560So if they make a deal with that devil and they say, we're not going to come after you the way Occupy Wall Street went after the banks, we're not going to come after you and do what classical leftism did to where the little man and everybody else is getting cut down.
00:34:30.120If, on the other hand, you promote our social agenda, then you've got this ugly, dirty deal that's happened between the two.
00:34:37.700This is like a marriage of convenience is a good way to put it, where neither side particularly likes the other, but they're hugely benefiting off of each other.
00:34:45.820And then they've got like the third wheel in the government that's playing along with it as well.
00:34:59.660I mean, you're, you published a book last year called cynical theories and you can see the cover on the screen.
00:35:05.460You crossed out critical theories and replace it with cynical theories.
00:35:08.780And I think this is in the news again, because in the state of Virginia, which went, you know, I think it went 10% pro Biden, if my math is, if my memory is right, like it went seriously pro Biden one year ago.
00:35:23.100I mean, they, they had written off Virginia as a blue state, as they say, a Democrat state.
00:35:28.200And then a series of comments by the democratic candidate for governor, Terry McAuliffe about how parents have no place in the school really were jarring.
00:35:38.440And Ann Coulter says, and I think she's right, that a lot of moms and dads were at home working from home and they saw their kids doing zoom classes and they overheard for the first time things that were being said in class.
00:35:49.960And they were shocked that school kids were being taught racial theories and gender theories based on Marxism.
00:35:58.120You talk about Marxism and class warfare and these critical theories replace class with gender.
00:36:04.200So it's men versus women and ones of the oppressor ones, the oppressed race.
00:36:50.680But he actually said that I saw on Twitter.
00:36:52.600So I guess he did it in a speech that young people need to stay mad about the climate.
00:36:55.680But this is all of what we've just referred to as actually a roadmap that was laid in the 1960s by the kind of father of the new left, as it got called, named Herbert Marcuse.
00:37:05.380He was one of the critical theorists who other authors have named critical Marxists.
00:37:09.280And he realized that the working class had been stabilized by the advances in capitalism through the early part of the 20th century.
00:37:15.900So the working class was generally conservative.
00:37:18.120This means there's no revolutionary force there.
00:37:21.580And he said, well, where can we find it?
00:37:22.940And more or less his answer was identity politics and radicalize students.
00:37:26.240If we can radicalize students and get them to take up identity politics and then get the identity groups to participate in this, then we can get our revolutionary energy.
00:37:34.900And this is what's actually played out.
00:37:36.820So when Obama says, you know, the young people should stay mad about the climate, he's radicalizing students so that they can agitate around this.
00:37:43.560It's the exact same Marcusean critical Marxist playbook.
00:38:02.860And so everything, their goal, and I mean this, people ask me, what's the goal?
00:38:06.160The goal is to make every single possible institution into a institution that generates what they call critical consciousness, whether it's a critical race consciousness, a critical gender consciousness, a queer consciousness.
00:38:17.120And that every institution has to be changed into that so that the maximum number of people can be turned into little potential revolutionaries who are going to follow along with this.
00:38:37.520I mean, Ralph Northam, the outgoing governor in Virginia, literally dressing up in, I forget which, if he was the one in blackface or he was the one dressed as a Klansman, refused to step down.
00:38:49.780Justin Trudeau in Canada dressed in blackface so often he lost count.
00:38:54.780He couldn't even narrow it down how many times he did it.
00:39:18.960The lieutenant governor in Virginia, a black immigrant woman named Winsome Sears, just amazing.
00:39:26.500First Hispanic, I think, attorney general in the state.
00:39:31.820Not only does that prove, I think, critical race theory to be a lie, but the viciousness and the venom with which the left goes after, in this case, black women, Hispanics who don't toe the line.
00:39:45.140I think that also shows how intolerant the left is.
00:39:49.240You'll never see a more vicious leftist than one going after a woman or a black or a gay person who don't know their place.
00:40:07.500Yeah, I would even go further and actually tell you that it is proof that these Marxist leftists, these identity Marxists, are using the identity groups they hold up as shields.
00:40:20.080They do not actually care about, for example, black lives, though they may profess to, and theoretically in abstract, they may.
00:40:26.340But what we see is, in the wake of these police defundings, murder rates skyrocketing, theft skyrocketing, property damage skyrocketing, kidnapping skyrocketing across America, at the very least, most of which is concentrated in black and brown neighborhoods.
00:40:41.560They don't care about the actual outcomes, and they only care about who they can hold up, as Ayanna Pressley put it.
00:40:55.140We don't want brown faces that don't want to be brown voices.
00:40:58.580And so I can explain the way that critical race theory, for example, lays those tracks.
00:41:05.580And there's a whole theory that explains why they think that way.
00:41:08.620However, it doesn't matter why they think that way.
00:41:11.400The fact of the matter is, is you are either part of their very narrow, very intolerant political program, or you are worse than trash, or you're a traitor or something like this, and they're going to treat you as such.
00:41:31.080Nothing short of using them for their political agenda, which will hurt everybody, and of course, probably black and brown people the most, because they're being used.
00:42:22.160Big Vern says, no surrender, rebel and the good people of Canada.
00:42:27.940Well, yeah, I wish, but I think that the surrender is pretty widespread.
00:42:33.460Look, I think one of the reasons why political leaders across the country, including alleged conservatives like Aaron O'Toole, Doug Ford, and Jason Kenney, are proposing and enforcing brutal lockdowns and mask mandates and vax mandates is because they're popular in the opinion polls.
00:42:50.440So, yeah, I don't think many Canadians are standing up.
00:42:53.940Lynn Baribo says, my last nursing shift is November 11th.
00:42:58.020Ironically, Remembrance Day, losing my job due to losing my bodily human rights in refusing the jab.
00:43:05.480It's wise to remember the Second World War and the First World War before, but it was the Second World War when we discovered the horrific medical experiments and torture conducted by doctors, not soldiers, doctors, Dr. Mengele and Dr. Bram.
00:44:25.320George King, the Scottish missionary, he wrote a million.
00:44:29.800Now, because I won't attest, that means by November the 26th, I and many of my brothers and sisters, my colleagues, are going to be sent home, leave without pay, with no opportunity for benefits, no opportunity for unemployment.
00:44:49.940You know, I've built myself a pretty good life up until this point.
00:44:54.940Every single person who is standing up, whoever you are, wherever you are, however small or afraid or the more you feel, is making a difference.
00:45:07.380Yeah, I mean, I think there's an incredible amount of pressure, both in the public, as everybody knows, but also within professional and academic disciplines.
00:45:17.580Nobody wants to go against the narrative.
00:45:19.940David Menzies for Rebel News here in Toronto.
00:45:24.940Well, folks, I'm at Nathan Phillips Square, and, well, there's a demonstration here.
00:45:30.060It's basically against the vaccine passports.
00:45:33.820Emergency services personnel and the police have invited Pastor Hildebrandt of the Church of God in Elmer, Ontario, and they're having a church service currently.
00:45:44.700And then they're going to have various speakers talk to this crowd, including, well, Dr. Julie Paness.
00:45:52.700As you know, Dr. Paness was turfed from Western University for refusing to get the jab.
00:46:00.000And she was at one of our recent Rebel events, brought the house down with a standing ovation.
00:46:04.840And one of the quotes she passed along, it was from a nurse.
00:46:08.260And I think it really, you know, demonstrates the insanity of the days we're in.
00:46:15.300Why, as a nurse recently asked, do the protected need to be protected from the unprotected by forcing the unprotected to use the protection that did not protect the protected in the first place?
00:46:28.520I couldn't have said it better when it comes to the inanity and the insanity of vaccine passports.
00:46:40.120So we're going to talk to some of the people, hopefully talk to some of the speakers and see what the next steps are going ahead as thousands and thousands of Canadians fight back against the vaccine passport.
00:46:53.100As Terry was talking about, as Erin was talking about, police on guard, I am one of many lions that are standing and there are many more that are breaking out.
00:47:03.980What are you hoping to accomplish here today, Stacey?
00:47:07.340To bring awareness to what the police have been doing and that they are representing us.
00:47:13.400They want to show the world that they are going to be turned into attack dogs.
00:47:18.160This is actually headed up by the first responders in Toronto, EMS, Fire and Police.
00:47:24.780These are individuals that are at the risk of losing their jobs in the next month or two as we see the vaccine passports becoming mandatory by these organizations.
00:47:47.440Well, I've refused to comply with the federal government's vaccine policy that was announced on August, pardon me, October 6th, officially.
00:47:58.840And I refused to fill out the attestation.
00:48:06.620We already have a process in place with our own internal mechanism for our own health services to have access to my private medical information.
00:48:14.520And I was unwilling to register my private medical information with another government registry.
00:48:21.080They have no business collecting that information, in my opinion.
00:49:09.040At what point will you stand up and say, I am Canadian and get this wrong?
00:49:22.000I'm with Dr. Julie Pinesse, and we all know the Dr. Pinesse story.
00:49:26.680She was terminated with cause from a college affiliated with Western University.
00:49:33.360And, you know, Dr. Pinesse, one thing I want to focus on is the fallout.
00:49:37.880And I noticed when I looked at the media coverage, and there's a particular story in the Star that stands out.
00:49:44.980They went and found another ethics professor in the United States who said that, yes, he would fail you if you were in his ethics course.
00:49:56.160Is this, what do you make sense of this in terms of the media and even other ethics professors being on the side of government when it comes to this particular ethical issue?
00:50:07.700You know, what's interesting is when you've gone through, you know, grad school and you've been in academia for a while,
00:50:14.020one thing that's always very clear is that you can never get academics to agree about anything.
00:50:18.620So the fact that we're having so much agreement, supposedly, so much consistency, especially from, you know, ethics professors,
00:50:25.780there's no other bioethicists in Canada right now that I know of who is resisting or challenging or even questioning the mandates or the pandemic response in any way.
00:50:36.980And that is, to put it very simply, just weird.
00:50:39.080It's anomalous in terms of, you know, how academia normally works.
00:50:43.100And I think we need to, you know, regardless of what your particular view is,
00:50:46.160you would expect more discourse, more debate, more openness among academics whose job depends on figuring out how to ask the right questions and have lively debates.