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00:00:28.980 it is wednesday my dudes welcome thank you for uh joining us here today henrik's back with you

00:00:37.580 today because it is wednesday which means no go zone which i do uh alone here uh at the new red

00:00:43.220 ice uh mini hq mini studio that we got going hope the audio is good today kind of got a little

00:00:47.980 you know during the last week in warrior show and i heard a slight like distortion again on

00:00:52.440 the audio and i was like god it's like you gotta be so picky it's all the gear is super picky when

00:00:57.180 to move it anyway so hopefully it sounds good today uh give me a um i don't know a thumbs up

00:01:01.700 or something like that or like an okay or something in chat if if the audio is good i just took it down

00:01:07.240 a smidge so hopefully there's no uh distortion uh even when i project hope you're all doing well

00:01:12.720 thank you for joining us uh we are going to cover some of the latest stuff today uh the insanity the

00:01:18.560 madness as we descend further towards some kind of point of uh well but both no return but also

00:01:25.920 basically uh to the point where where something's got to give right uh we're covering the insanity as

00:01:34.080 much as we can we're trying to keep up with it we try to uh offer some semblance of uh of sanity

00:01:42.220 in all of this and just look at things uh maybe not objectively everybody's subjective i'm not trying

00:01:48.360 to pretend that we're completely objective but but frankly be fair because it just it's so out of

00:01:53.680 control it's just insane uh the climate right now the witch hunts how people are targeted and

00:02:01.240 you know all this stuff with impeachment we'll cover some of that today it's ongoing right now

00:02:04.820 the second day uh of this kind of sham impeachment trial and again irrespective of what you think of

00:02:11.880 trump the mega movement uh you know all this stuff it's clear that the other side is targeting

00:02:17.280 uh trump supporters and they don't care if you're if you're if you're a trump supporter or not

00:02:22.020 if you're not on their side you're you're you're against them right uh bad buffering someone says

00:02:27.260 that's no good uh hopefully it's okay that might be maybe that's on trovo side if you're watching

00:02:33.160 on trovo uh let me check and see looks okay on my end here hopefully it's okay we had a one little

00:02:39.580 quick outage of the internet here earlier today so hopefully that's not a sign of things to uh

00:02:44.660 things to come so to speak no buffering here so spectra loosens okay good uh audio and video both

00:02:49.880 five of five okay thank you uh carf cocky appreciate that all right yeah so lots to talk

00:02:55.260 about today uh definitely check out if you haven't already of course ladies and gentlemen if you're

00:02:59.140 not members you have to be a member check out redicemembers.com check out the latest episode

00:03:04.160 we did uh weekend warrior 174 for covering both uh bathhouse bass let's do that again bathhouse

00:03:11.880 fauci uh that's right bathhouse fauci you know about bathhouse berry i'm sure you're familiar

00:03:17.320 with that but now we have bathhouse berry uh incredible uh the he was uh running around doing

00:03:24.480 uh doing research in gay bathhouses and bars to uh to try to see firsthand to figure out for himself

00:03:30.880 what possibly could be the reason uh for why all uh all the all the aids was going around

00:03:36.560 uh among the uh non-heterosexual community uh especially this is back like the 70s and 80s

00:03:43.400 uh so we talked about him and leading from that story into the the fact that he was he has been

00:03:49.840 paying he's been part of forefront of paying for the research specifically on ferrets but also on

00:03:55.680 bats uh coronavirus on coronaviruses when the obama administration uh kind of got cold feet for

00:04:03.940 what they called uh gain of function uh it's a specific it's kind of to try you try to preemptively

00:04:10.520 uh i guess to to you know layman's term to kind of make a virus even stronger uh mutated

00:04:17.400 intentionally um so that you then can go on and develop remedies vaccines i guess uh against

00:04:24.240 those kind of already hardened mutated viruses and so you know by the time if if the if the natural

00:04:30.280 thing is released so to speak you you're already kind of ahead of the curve you've already worked up

00:04:36.300 against an already improved and hardened and more uh severe i guess virus right uh so they didn't want

00:04:43.100 to do that because it wasn't kind of justification for that so fauci went of course uh to china uh to

00:04:47.980 do that research and in fact he went specifically to uh the wuhan institute of virology to do that

00:04:53.180 he paid about 3.7 million dollars uh over a few year period to get that uh that research going and

00:05:01.640 stuff when america dropped off and there are links of course to the covet 19 uh outbreak as a consequence

00:05:06.760 of that uh and then also leading into the uh the gay op the psyop that china was running about a year

00:05:15.500 ago now with all these videos that were leaked and coming out it's a fascinating story so definitely

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00:08:06.340 a moment we're going to get to quite a bit today actually a lot of things lined up that we're going to

00:08:10.540 talk about uh the impeachment trial i wanted to kind of tune into some other thing that's live

00:08:15.360 today but we'll see if we do that or not i have some highlights highlight reels uh from day one

00:08:20.800 from yesterday and i thought we could take a look at those and then we'll get to uh more on the vaccine

00:08:25.440 as well a lot of things are coming out a lot of horrible things are happening in spain

00:08:29.820 uh nine uh elderly died after getting the uh i think it was the pfizer vaccine uh and of course this

00:08:36.600 is crazy conspiracies and that's being covered up now by uh by everybody and facebook are censoring if

00:08:41.460 you have doubts about this so we'll get into that uh and much more as well regarding this targeting of

00:08:46.160 74 million i guess that's kind of the overall trend right now uh whether you are a trump supporter or

00:08:51.320 not if you're not on their side you are among that bunch you're among the 74 million speaking of

00:08:57.140 america of course but this is trends in other western uh european countries as well right now

00:09:00.960 uh pretty uh pretty sick stuff uh that's going on to be honest uh mr noseberg for five uh out the

00:09:06.840 gates says i will never be able to unsee this uh the this is how we do it video from weekend warrior

00:09:12.180 no amount of bleach could clean it from my eyes that was a that was a funny one yeah we do we like

00:09:18.320 to in the weekend warriors show we kind of insert i call them for i call them interludes but i don't

00:09:23.220 know what the term is we just you know right a clip we came across and kind of try to do it in a

00:09:27.500 somewhat fun way but that one was good yeah it was called this is how we do it it was like kind of a

00:09:31.000 making fun of the uh this is how we do it uh and i think it was some drag man he was uh

00:09:36.520 dating a jewish guy i think and he took with him to his family or something i i don't know all the

00:09:44.140 plot line but it was i thought it was funny and thank you mr noseberg appreciate that uh reicher

00:09:48.620 william t commander for five cents reporting for duty sir thank you sir appreciate that good to see

00:09:52.900 reicher really appreciate it uh all right so uh i thought we could begin a little bit light-hearted

00:09:58.160 though i came across this on on uh telegram ladies and gentlemen uh let's see what you think

00:10:04.280 of this uh it's it's kind of funny so this is just the epitome of boomer tech imagine when everything

00:10:09.000 is like augmented every there's filters and everything you can do all these things imagine

00:10:12.780 the crazy shit that could happen but here's a little sample there's a texas lawyer uh you might

00:10:16.900 have seen him not sure the texas lawyer uh he was in some kind of uh what do you call it

00:10:21.780 deliberation or something there was a judge on there uh on the call on the zoom call and uh this

00:10:27.860 happened i believe you have a filter turned on in the video settings uh you might want to uh

00:10:36.920 uh we're trying to can you hear me judge i can hear you i think it's a filter it is and i don't know

00:10:46.020 how to remove it i've got my assistant here she's trying to but uh i'm prepared to go forward with it

00:10:53.240 i'm here live that's not i'm not a cat oh good to know all right thank you boomer fantastic stuff

00:11:00.780 i'm live i'm here it's just not a cat thank you to the uh to our good friends who sent that to us

00:11:04.700 on uh on telegram that's fun stuff oh geez can you imagine how much shit like that's going on

00:11:10.480 how can you not laugh jerry l what's his name phillips at the top uh right there how can you not

00:11:16.220 laugh at this dairy i thought that was funny um all right with some of that out of the way

00:11:24.000 why don't we why don't we switch over here and talk about some of the some of the impeachment um

00:11:29.320 yeah i want to return to what you can do about the the trump is next door it was a just incredible

00:11:33.540 article on la times uh so this is kept updating here all day on uh on that website you might have

00:11:39.180 heard of it twitter.com have you have you heard of that website uh that kind of update uh things

00:11:43.760 that regularly regarding the second day of the impeachment trial uh and of course new footage

00:11:49.340 were presented today uh to build the case and stuff like that which is uh you know largely i guess

00:11:54.720 it's kind of it's it seems to be that the defense trump's defense team is going to uh claim that all

00:12:01.460 this is unconstitutional because he's not a sitting uh president uh which of course kind of make it

00:12:06.220 uh obviously kind of dumb but of course this is much this is about much more than that this is

00:12:10.780 about building a case against anybody really that's on this side of the political fence and

00:12:17.080 and to try to kind of not only oust them for the from the political system uh but also kind of

00:12:22.820 criminalize i'd say basically half half of america even if even if you're not a person who went in that

00:12:29.440 day into the capitol building even even if you're one of the guys who was who wasn't there and like

00:12:35.680 laughing and and took some selfies before you walked out again and committed no violence

00:12:40.500 even that's of course in their eyes is is a crime enough because you just entered you know kind of

00:12:44.960 entered in if you will uh into uh into the people's house as it were uh but uh yeah so it is live

00:12:51.900 uh right now here's uh shortwell uh talking uh let me see what they're they're five hours into that

00:12:58.160 let me see where's the live tab usually you can see the live tab oh this is okay it has it has

00:13:03.520 ended then um all right my bad it was uh me who was a little bit lagged behind a little bit earlier

00:13:09.880 but yeah some some new footage was released i thought we could take a look at some of that here's

00:13:13.800 a couple of a couple of things that came out here during the day here's more uh uh fartwell let's

00:13:19.660 check this out here this was president trump's statement the night before the attack i should say

00:13:26.680 this was one of his dozens of statements on twitter in the hours leading up to the attack

00:13:31.440 i hope the democrats and even more importantly the weak and ineffective rhino section of the

00:13:41.080 republican party are looking at the thousands of people pouring into dc they won't stand for a

00:13:48.080 landslide victory to be stolen at senate majority leader at john cornyn at senator john thune

00:13:59.440 remember this guy thousands of people in the pocket of the chinese who won't stand for the

00:14:05.800 landslide election to be stolen it's all right there he was a guy who uh what is it had sex with uh

00:14:12.780 fang fang right remember the chinese spy fang fang what happened with that that's this is fine just

00:14:17.900 let him in let him talk he tags senators to pressure you to stop this and he warns all of us that his

00:14:25.620 thousands of supporters whom you'll see that the fbi had warned were armed and targeting the capital

00:14:32.060 won't stand for us certifying the results of the election this was never about one speech

00:14:39.180 he built this mob over many months with repeated messaging until they believed that they had been

00:14:46.280 robbed of their vote and they would do anything to stop the certification he made the he made them

00:14:52.240 believe that their victory was stolen and incited them so he could use them to steal the election

00:14:58.860 for himself

00:15:00.200 yeah so as you can hear they they're really building uh building this case uh against uh trump of course

00:15:09.360 and they're doing that by kind of spinning things by as they always do they kind of have a

00:15:14.580 they have lawyer-esque legalese kind of language they have um journalists are kind of helping to build

00:15:21.020 and spin this image and eventually kind of just snowballs and becomes bigger and bigger and

00:15:24.900 they turn it into something really which it wasn't right uh but it's very very effective of sorts if

00:15:31.160 you're not you can't see through it or if you can't kind of break it down or or know what actually

00:15:36.580 happened if you're limited to the clips and the small scenes that you've seen uh disseminated by the

00:15:40.960 mainstream media i'm sure you're swept up by this and just like this has to stop we cannot do this and

00:15:45.080 even the few people that walked in in a very frankly innocent way and protesting and uh you

00:15:50.700 know into the capitol building and stuff like that uh and and and they didn't really you know do

00:15:55.160 anything per se obviously it was just a dumb move obviously i'm like this is the fact that they don't

00:16:00.200 understand who they're up against here and that these people who see the capitol as their house

00:16:05.080 you know they're they're going to exert massive revenge because of this and that's what's happening

00:16:12.340 now they're building this case and this is going to go for years and years and years and again i've

00:16:16.640 said it before but this is kind of like the charlottesville of the mega uh movement of the

00:16:20.800 trump movement and in that you have a lot of people that were there to make them look bad even the

00:16:25.460 other side the the antifa types and the far left that would normally be encountered demonstrated at an

00:16:32.480 event like this pleaded and begged to say do not go like we have you know they had their people on the

00:16:37.860 inside to make these people look bad to ramp things up to uh to to try to make it turn violent

00:16:43.320 and a lot of people were criticizing the capitol police because they weren't doing anything they

00:16:46.920 were standing down right and it was one uh we're gonna get to that we can we can play i guess we

00:16:53.440 can play the impeachment trial first uh some of the highlights and uh i guess we could take a look

00:17:00.140 at the first reel from the guardian then i have one that's a little bit longer from pbs but it might not

00:17:05.040 be might not be that great i'm not sure i might ask you guys if you want to see the rest or not

00:17:09.800 we'll see but i have some footage i want to see which was scrubbed from you know twitter instantly

00:17:14.440 and stuff like that obviously that shows that's like the capitol police they opened you know open

00:17:18.360 the gates and let the let you know come i in you know kind of thing so there's a lot of layers to

00:17:23.020 this as always in these chaotic events uh were there some people that were violent that were like

00:17:27.900 there and thinking that this is a revolution will overthrow the government sure maybe there was right

00:17:31.760 uh but they're trying to make it seem that it was this super organized event and trump instigated

00:17:36.380 all of it by using this language and stuff inciting inciting to say all the time but it's like anything

00:17:41.100 could be inciting anything and the fact that he did say afterwards when this started happening like

00:17:44.500 we don't want this stop go home kind of thing we should go to capitol and cheer on that's what the

00:17:49.080 media cut away and he said let's go to the go to the capitol let's go there and there's some

00:17:53.760 gay person in the back in the back of the audience like that they filmed you know from a selfie style

00:17:58.320 it's like yeah let's invade the capitol and that they played and used that as evidence that you

00:18:02.900 know trump was instigating this and stuff like that anyway here's a um here's a short one from

00:18:07.680 the guardian from uh day one highlights check it out by this impeachment inquiry or whether president

00:18:13.140 trump sought to exploit that ally's vulnerability and invite ukraine's interference in our elections

00:18:19.360 whether president trump sought to condition official acts on ukraine's willingness to assist with two

00:18:25.360 political investigations that would help his re-election campaign interesting that it switched

00:18:30.760 from russia to uh to ukraine i mean they kept what four years three and a half years talking about

00:18:35.880 russia it was all russia russia russia then that nothing came of that and then there's always you

00:18:39.740 it was ukraine it was ukraine that's right ukraine he tried to get ukraine to help and if president

00:18:44.520 trump did either whether such an abuse of his power is compatible with the office of the presidency

00:18:50.960 the first impeachment inquiry hearings began uh key witnesses saying his staffer overheard trump

00:18:59.940 asking about investigations in ukraine member of my staff could hear president trump on the phone

00:19:04.060 asking ambassador sondland about the investigations ambassador sondland told president trump the

00:19:09.680 ukrainians were ready to move forward following the call with president trump the member of my staff

00:19:15.740 asked ambassador sondland what president trump thought about ukraine ambassador sondland responded

00:19:20.460 that president trump cares more about the investigations of biden which giuliani was

00:19:25.140 pressing for working on just about an hour before the two of you sat down to testify today the president

00:19:31.100 tweeted multiple times about this hearing and he put in all caps never trumpers mr kent are you a

00:19:38.560 never trumper i am a career non-professional who serves whatever president is duly elected and carries

00:19:44.560 completely objective i have no opinions of myself i'm the gray man the foreign policies of that

00:19:50.440 president in the united states and i've done that for 27 years for three republican presidents and two

00:19:55.040 democrat presidents ambassador taylor are you a never trumper no sir where is the impeachable offense

00:19:59.980 in that call are either of you here today to assert there was an impeachable offense in that call

00:20:05.440 shout it out anyone i'm not here to do anything having to do with uh to decide about impeachment

00:20:14.340 that is not what either of us are here to do this is this is your job let me read it one more time

00:20:18.360 ambassador taylor recalls that mr morrison told ambassador taylor that i told mr morrison that i

00:20:22.040 conveyed this message to mr yarmach on september 1st 2019 in connection with vice president pence's

00:20:26.360 visit to warsaw and a meeting with president zelinski we got six people having four conversations in one

00:20:32.260 sentence and you just told me this is where you got your clear understanding i was not wrong about

00:20:37.080 what i told you which is what i heard that's all i've said i've told you what i heard and that's the

00:20:42.540 point what you heard did not happen it didn't happen god what a circus complete just you know was

00:20:51.760 was hunter biden a corporate governance expert i have no idea what hunter biden studied at university

00:20:57.680 or what his cv says ambassador taylor do you know whether hunter biden offers anything

00:21:01.880 other than the fact that his dad's the former vice president i i don't you would agree it raises

00:21:07.040 questions right

00:21:07.900 okay all right apart from biden there was one other person of interest one witness that they won't bring

00:21:19.300 in front of us they won't bring in front of the american people that's the guy who started it all

00:21:24.500 the whistleblower thank you i say to my colleague i'd be glad to have the person who started it all come

00:21:31.340 in and testify uh president trump is welcome uh to take a seat right there

00:21:35.740 all right okay so that's pretty pretty dumb let me play the second one let me close a couple of

00:21:44.000 these this one we could keep open actually let me play a little bit from the pbs one and see if this

00:21:47.780 is worth it it's 11 minutes long i don't think we'll watch that far but i believe that they show a

00:21:51.200 little bit of the uh of the new footage and stuff like that as well so let's play a little bit from

00:21:54.880 this boys and girls while he was still in office president donald trump made history last month

00:22:00.040 when he became the first u.s president ever to be impeached by the house of representatives for a

00:22:06.160 second time and today he will make history again when for the first time ever a former american

00:22:13.100 president faces impeachment charges in the senate and that trial is just about to get underway

00:22:19.180 today's session will focus only on the question of constitutionality president trump was not impeached

00:22:26.420 for run-of-the-mill corruption misconduct he was impeached for inciting a violent insurrection

00:22:37.220 an insurrection where people died in this building

00:22:43.580 an insurrection that desecrated our seat of government and if congress i believe uh yeah

00:22:51.700 the cops shot a woman which of course these people normally uh they're anti-cop they're against what

00:22:56.620 the cops do they're against law and order now they're pretending that the law the they're the law

00:23:00.440 and order uh people uh they're back in the police now of course because shot a mega person in the

00:23:05.500 in the face the other person i believe that died uh was uh not from injuries related to uh it was like

00:23:11.000 he'd been struck by a blunt force uh it was some blunt force trauma he was struck by a uh fire

00:23:17.840 extinguisher i believe the narrative was at first and then of course autopsy was done and there was no

00:23:23.220 evidence that that was the case uh he actually died i believe at this point is the the official

00:23:27.920 narrative that he unrelated uh causes the day after uh as far as i know that's that's where they are

00:23:35.360 right now with that uh there were some talks about the people dying in and around uh this as well

00:23:40.660 but that's the two i know of anyway but so you know they use this idea all the time all of the

00:23:44.980 deadly riots and stuff well look at what blm did for six months you know from the george floyd thing

00:23:50.740 all the way up to you know the election and stuff like that uh they murdered people they they stormed

00:23:56.540 buildings that were outside of representatives and congress people's houses uh they threatened them

00:24:02.300 uh people were beaten to death in the streets people were burned alive in their pawn shops up in

00:24:07.640 minneapolis none of that has been highlighted in this kind of capacity and none of the cases have

00:24:13.960 been built in the same way but these people are insurrectionists they're a threat to democracy

00:24:18.160 there have been protests outside of many uh state uh uh capital buildings i believe as well in oregon

00:24:24.300 there was some you know thing there was uh seattle i think there were something as well uh but that's

00:24:29.760 fine that's that's okay right we're just to stand completely aside in the face of such an

00:24:36.580 extraordinary crime against the republic it would invite future presidents to use their power

00:24:43.540 without any fear of accountability and none of us i know this none of this no matter our party or our

00:24:52.580 politics wants that impeachment exists to protect the american people from officials who abuse their

00:25:01.240 power who betrayed well i you know what there's plenty of people i can think of who have abused

00:25:07.560 their power and if this was a rule that could be applied to any politician even after they've left

00:25:12.500 office to try to make sure either they can never run again which i believe is kind of the case against

00:25:16.680 trump really anybody on the trump side it's a way and that's why they're targeting targeting sorry

00:25:21.900 uh marjorie taylor green and stuff like that and you might think she's a whack job and it's not about

00:25:26.880 that it's about the fact that they're targeting someone in a way because she has the wrong opinions

00:25:30.680 according to them according to them and so they want to try to oust anybody that they basically see

00:25:36.480 could be a threat to uh to their way of running things which of course will be a disaster for this

00:25:40.980 country will be no brakes whatsoever it will just be you know full full on 500 miles per hour straight

00:25:47.540 into a brick wall kind of thing uh or straight off the cliff and uh and there'll be no brakes on it

00:25:53.600 no brakes on the train whatsoever and maybe you're of the the idea that well then might as well you

00:25:58.800 know do that then and rip off the bandage and that be sure that's fine it's a it's a kind of a tactic

00:26:03.300 whatever but just be aware that this is what they're seeking to do and and they're not doing it because

00:26:08.440 they're honest about going after what they see to be incitement or corruption or anything like this

00:26:14.680 right they're politicians they've gotten america involved in in decades-long wars uh totaling millions of

00:26:21.120 people's millions of people dead lies that were told in in congress in senate by politicians by

00:26:27.820 representatives by people in the media and you never hear this kind of talk around that right so

00:26:32.280 there's a lot of comparative things that you can say and it's a double standard because they're only

00:26:35.980 interested in criminalizing their up their opponents the other side right

00:26:40.740 it exists for a case just like this one

00:26:46.960 honestly it it is hard to imagine a clearer example of how a president could abuse his office

00:26:58.320 inciting violence against a co-equal branch of government while seeking to remain in power after

00:27:05.600 losing an election what you experienced that day what we experienced that day what our country

00:27:16.700 experienced that day

00:27:18.620 is the framers worst nightmare come to life

00:27:22.680 presidents can't inflame insurrection in their final weeks and then walk away

00:27:32.280 like nothing happened yeah but he didn't do that though and yet that is the rule

00:27:37.420 let's that president trump let's go and cheer on the people who are going to hear the evidence for

00:27:42.340 election fraud and of course then the the all the all the psyops begun right and uh then they just

00:27:47.980 no this can't continue this has to stop right now it should be irrelevant even if they shut down that

00:27:52.980 day okay we'll have to pick up and and do it the next day all these people all these pieces fell

00:27:58.060 into place maybe not perfectly i'm not saying all of it was a by design on day one or whatever but

00:28:03.100 it's per it's it turned out in a perfect way for them and how they could use it right and now they're

00:28:08.220 trying to reconstruct the images again and there's some people that they were charged just for entering

00:28:14.180 right and even during the hearings themselves they showed some of this footage there's here's another

00:28:18.020 one here uh let me see this one here's some some of the new footage uh that came out check out this

00:28:23.500 and keep in mind i showed that picture i think it was in the flashback friday show last week

00:28:29.640 where the uh the the q anon shaman or whatever they call them it was hollering inside you know the

00:28:37.460 capitol building in the rotunda whatever he was were um but it was like he was surrounded by like

00:28:42.880 10 photographers and people live streaming and all that stuff it is interesting that the media can go in

00:28:49.300 even what looks to be as i'm sure they might go after them eventually but even independent people

00:28:55.120 like what is it bg on the scene is one of these people who's always on these events and stuff like

00:28:59.240 that they walked with these people into the capitol there's people from uh the new yorker from the

00:29:05.220 guardian from from all kinds of different media outlets and they showed some of the watermark from

00:29:10.040 from the uh from the storming of the capitol whatever you want to dub it and it was like are these

00:29:15.840 people are going to be charged too or it's okay for them to go in because there were other people

00:29:20.500 that walked in as well maybe they they had their own live stream going or something like that but

00:29:24.920 they were like they didn't touch anything they didn't do anything but you know that these people

00:29:27.900 will charge for it as well media has this path that is a path pass rather uh that they can do

00:29:33.040 whatever they want right the the rules don't apply to them kind of thing anyway here's uh here's

00:29:37.120 another clip here with some new footage shipples that came out the other officers waiting down the

00:29:42.260 hall the wider scene carrying a baseball bat in this video is the same one we saw moments ago

00:29:49.460 breaching the window on the first floor

00:29:52.220 while all of this was going on vice president pence was still in the room near the senate chamber

00:30:02.760 it was not until 226 that he was evacuated to a secure location this next security video

00:30:12.820 shows that evacuation his movements are depicted by the orange dot in our model the red and blue dots

00:30:21.240 represents the location where the mob and officer goodman were and where officer goodman led the mob

00:30:27.960 away from the chamber just moments ago you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down

00:30:38.200 the stairs the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down

00:30:47.080 as pence was being evacuated rioters started to spread throughout the capitol those inside helped other

00:30:57.080 rioters break in through doors in several locations around this entire building and the mob was looking

00:31:05.640 for vice president pence because of his patriotism because the vice president had refused to do what the

00:31:15.160 president demand and overturn the election results during oh was that it yeah that was it okay so that's one

00:31:23.880 little one little piece from that too uh i want to play this this is from the highlights really from pbs

00:31:29.000 too i skipped forward a little bit there but uh raskin i think is it jeremy raskin uh he has been uh

00:31:36.120 driving a pretty uh well uh he's one of these guys kind of with adam schiff really adam schiff and

00:31:43.640 raskin are kind of at the forefront of this and and creating this kind of image and building this up

00:31:47.480 or whatever uh so a couple more here i just came in i'm gonna do these real quick

00:31:50.760 uh from conrad curse thank you sir for five he's stopping by to leave this uh have to hit the

00:31:56.360 replay no and he says hail our folk thank you conrad curse i appreciate that always good to see you

00:32:01.000 sir uh definitely check out the replay it's all up on the main channels later i'll show a little

00:32:05.640 screenshot of that too if you're new uh scott mclean sends a gab link i'll pull that up here in a moment

00:32:10.200 on the other screen uh thank you scott appreciate that uh ragnarok udinson for five uh i think

00:32:16.920 aussie he says hail from communist melbourne australia uh good to see you sir what time is it

00:32:21.080 over there anyway maybe it's a little bit more uh it was a better time morning hour i would suppose

00:32:25.480 right thursday thursday morning i think i gotta look it out uh check it out right thank you uh

00:32:29.640 sir appreciate that that's very kind of you anyway scott i'll pull that up in a moment here uh on the

00:32:34.600 other screen but let's uh listen to uh raskin here a little bit and we'll move on shortly from the uh

00:32:40.040 impeachment stuff here a little bit this trial is personal indeed for every senator for every member of the

00:32:46.200 house every manager all of our staff the capitol police the washington dc metropolitan police the

00:32:53.640 national guard maintenance and custodial crews the print journalists and tv people who were here

00:33:02.600 and all of our families and friends and i hope this trial reminds america how personal democracy is

00:33:10.040 and how personal is the loss of democracy too and all around me people were calling

00:33:18.680 their wives and their husbands their loved ones to say goodbye members of congress in the house anyway

00:33:25.960 we're removing their congressional pins so they wouldn't be identified by the mob as they tried to

00:33:32.200 escape the violence our new chaplain got up and said a prayer for us and we were told to put our gas

00:33:42.280 masks on and then there was a sound i will never forget the sound of pounding on the door like a

00:33:50.520 battering ram the most haunting sound i ever heard and i will never forget it my son-in-law had never

00:33:58.600 even been to the capitol before and when they were finally rescued over an hour later by capital officers

00:34:07.000 and we were together i hugged them and i apologized and i told my daughter tabitha

00:34:14.760 comes two years now who's 24 and a brilliant algebra teacher and teach for america now

00:34:24.200 i told her how sorry i was and i promised her that it would not be like this again the next time she

00:34:32.360 came back to the capitol with me and you know what she said she said dad i don't want to come back to

00:34:40.360 the capitol he's all right

00:34:47.160 of all all the terrible brutal things i saw and i heard on that day

00:34:54.920 and since then that one hit me the hardest that and watching someone use an american flagpole

00:35:03.640 yeah i think that's uh who said that yeah i think that i think that's a bald spot uh

00:35:07.560 uh is that that that was funny is that a ball yeah big pizza is that a bald spot i think i think it is

00:35:12.920 uh i'm not sure actually but uh the flag's still on it to spear and pummel one of our police officers

00:35:21.800 ruthlessly mercilessly tortured by a pole

00:35:26.280 like they care now but they care they care now after like remember that time the blm like killed

00:35:34.680 was it like five cops or something in dallas the this um uh radicalized uh blm antifa activist who just

00:35:41.560 like went went nuts dallas i think it was 2015 or something like that um but now they get now they care

00:35:51.320 right they've been inciting all kinds of violence over the years by encouraging this this climate

00:35:57.960 and this behavior and stuff like that but when the wrong segment of the population actually protests

00:36:03.160 and when they are at the end of their rope right that they justify this when it comes to the blm antifa

00:36:08.680 well you know you've heard of it where does it say remember uh was it uh anderson cooper where does it

00:36:13.640 say that uh and that was cuomo fredo fredo cuomo uh he said where does it say that uh protests have

00:36:20.760 to be peaceful or something like that remember uh the media and the political establishment have

00:36:26.440 kind of incentivized this kind of behavior among blm and altifa but then when the other side

00:36:30.840 uh claims that they don't uh their voice is not being heard their their concerns are not being uh

00:36:38.440 are not seen as legitimate it's a problem when they protest when they take to the same measures that

00:36:43.880 these people look the other way for all summer then it's a problem that it's that's what's so sickening

00:36:50.280 about this right with a flag on it that he was defending with his very life people died that day

00:37:00.200 officers ended up with head damage and brain damage people's eyes were gouged

00:37:07.400 an officer had a heart attack officer lost three fingers that day

00:37:15.160 two officers have taken their own lives

00:37:20.280 i remember that people that took their lives because they were uh doxed and outed after this

00:37:23.640 right to do do their lives matter uh you know they they have businesses uh they they they just

00:37:30.280 everything is destroyed that everything they're targeted that they're now on terror terrorists and

00:37:34.680 stuff like that and obviously they i don't i don't think they uh they deserve that uh classification um

00:37:40.520 it's just one way just goes one way senators this cannot be our future

00:37:46.280 this cannot be the future of america we cannot have presidents inciting and mobilizing mob violence

00:37:56.280 against our government and our institutions these again these are the people that have spent decades

00:38:02.840 undermining everything that america stands for right they hate america they hate america's history

00:38:08.280 they hate the flag they hate the political system they hated the media they hated all these things and

00:38:12.920 they undermined it at every turn and encouraged violence against this from the uh commie movements

00:38:18.120 back in the 60s all the way up to the blm stuff today and now they now they're caring right i'll see

00:38:23.240 a lot of people in chat are kind of fed up with this now i i kind of agree we're not going to spend too

00:38:26.600 much time on it here's a link that scott it's good to see some of this stuff though sometimes i i i i

00:38:32.040 do i do kind of enjoy in a way watching monitoring how they kind of how they build this case and it's

00:38:39.160 always very emotional with them it's always this one little anecdote of how you know that he brought

00:38:44.040 up about his was it his niece or his daughter was it or something like sister's daughter or something

00:38:48.920 i'm not um but yeah here's the link here scott's on uh over on entropy data companies are are starting

00:38:55.800 to sell extremist scores to help companies avoid doing business to trump supporters what is your score

00:39:02.360 not seen this before but i'm not surprised we'll talk about some of this tangentially related here

00:39:07.000 uh extremist identifiers likely gop voter based on zip code database count 65 million registered gop

00:39:15.720 voter primary participant 22 million people look at these they have you know almost 100 million

00:39:24.200 people well 70 74 you know all the all the trump it might even be more because of the the vote fraud

00:39:29.160 potentially right um if it's 80 million who knows how many right but a like when you have a

00:39:36.600 mainstream political candidate that was voted in by the people and the majority of people

00:39:43.560 vote for him you can't just go and like terrorist label that whole faction hold i'm not saying it's

00:39:49.640 right even if it's one person if even if it's fewer but the absurdity that they're doing it when

00:39:55.160 it's like half of the country half of the country's voters possibly even more right um yeah gop campaign

00:40:01.400 donor i guess that's through fec uh 750 000 people extremely platform users gab and parlor 1.2 million

00:40:10.440 hunter safety certificate state 700 000 firearm training course 240 000 firearm registration 220 000

00:40:17.800 participation at genera 6 dc riots credit card data yeah that's one bank of america left out right 35

00:40:24.920 000 350 000 people shit this is insane what they're doing here right um and i thought we could

00:40:33.000 take a look at i kind of have stuff that's related to this really right um let's look at this first

00:40:38.920 actually let me do this um let me pull in my slack someone showed this tweeted this uh let me see here

00:40:47.320 where's that clip sorry guys bear with me here here it is look at this clip here this was taken down

00:40:51.960 from twitter uh let's go back here look at this here there's a capital state police

00:40:59.640 oh sorry for the bad music here here we go let's go back here we go

00:41:12.040 see that let's play it one more time this was taken down from twitter but i have it saved on my slack so

00:41:17.320 so they were uh they were let in but it's much more of this kind of stuff people from the mega people

00:41:29.000 ran up and they're like giving the police shit basically for not doing anything for not stand

00:41:34.680 for just standing down standing on the sidelines and who knows maybe that was the plan maybe the

00:41:39.000 mayor bowser was part of that right uh this could uh all been a plot of like you know we have our right

00:41:46.200 people at the right place and then kind of in the heat of the moment i think a lot of people are

00:41:49.640 caught up in this and not trying to justify every action a lot of dumb moves again i don't think they

00:41:53.880 know who they're dealing with i don't think they know and understand like the retaliation that's

00:41:59.400 coming now as a consequence of this but look at this um here's a here's the type of people that that

00:42:04.760 that walked in there that day right smoking weed in the capital look at this here

00:42:08.440 if we can get it to load we made history guys people are smoking weed in here okay please

00:42:24.760 please please hit that we'll take history with you and smoke weed thank you baby we made history

00:42:37.960 this is our house this is our house pure terrorism there you go you're a terrorism right

00:42:46.040 going and smoking weed in the capital dude like i don't think you understand like what's what's

00:42:50.440 what's going to be coming um because you you you were present and and dare to walk in uh after what

00:42:57.560 looks like uh uh capital state police or maybe others to uh open the barricades and say sure come on

00:43:02.760 in go come on a tour guys come on in pick up the gun um here you go do you kid you want to blow up a

00:43:09.560 building uh i mean that's what he feels like right and again the media could be in there bg on the scene

00:43:16.360 that's fine he could be in there he can film all this but he's not gonna be prosecuted probably i'm not

00:43:20.200 saying he should but i'm just saying you know the media can be there uh but people who just walked

00:43:23.560 straight in right they they uh and did and didn't do anything once inside and stuff but just like

00:43:28.280 checking things out right all right anyway um let me see was that this one yeah i want to maybe it's

00:43:35.000 maybe if there's times later we'll read this one i mentioned it in the weekend warrior show and it's

00:43:40.840 it's an incredible piece uh what can you do about the trump bites next door from the la times and

00:43:47.640 basically they basically described their neighbor as this very upstanding person he helped this

00:43:55.000 person who's writing the article to uh to uh uh what's the word um clear your uh their driveway he was

00:44:03.160 uh um hauling snow away from the driveway helping out uh and and they're just saying well they're just

00:44:11.560 do you can't be swept in by their niceness because these people are really nazis so you can't you

00:44:17.000 know you can't uh there's even a reference to like when um german troops occupied uh france in there

00:44:23.400 were like well the french even said that like things were the the national socialist military they were

00:44:28.920 very courteous and very nice things were orderly the trains ran on time when they showed up it's almost

00:44:34.120 like that and and uh but like don't be swept up oh my god even they were uh caught up in this and we

00:44:40.040 can't be we can't we show no mercy to these trump people and again you might not even be a trump

00:44:44.520 person but that that's irrelevant if you're not on their side you're they are bunching you in with

00:44:49.880 this crowd that they're going after you're part of the 74 million that's why might even be more right

00:44:55.240 um check out this too and i might return to it later if there's time because it's it's an incredible

00:45:00.840 piece uh frankly but i don't want to sit here and read the whole thing right now um but it should be

00:45:06.520 done it definitely should be done here's nicole wallace msnbc uh she talks about what to uh what

00:45:11.240 to do about these people check this out and that is a bulletin released to all law enforcement earlier

00:45:16.920 this week that there is until the end of april a persistent threat of domestic extremism domestic

00:45:25.640 terrorism carried out in the ideology and around this belief that the election um was fraudulent that

00:45:33.160 the coveted restrictions are unnecessary all of those ideologies pushed by donald trump but my

00:45:38.920 question for you is around incitement um we had a policy and it was very controversial it was carried

00:45:45.400 out under the bush years and under the obama years of attacking terrorism at its root of going after and

00:45:52.840 killing um and in the case of amur alaki an american a yemeni american with a drone strike for the crime of

00:46:00.360 inciting violence inciting terrorism mitch mcconnell was in the senate in the senate after 9 11 too

00:46:07.160 how does mitch mcconnell who understands that the way you root out terrorism is to take on in the case

00:46:12.840 of islamic terrorism kill those who incite it how does he not vote to convict someone that he said on

00:46:19.480 the floor of the senate so it's just it's just let's drone strike uh these terrorists right that that's

00:46:28.200 what we did before so why can we can we somehow pick up that policy again uh we can we can we do

00:46:34.040 that right uh i don't know it's it's just remarkable what they're what passes they are given in the

00:46:41.000 media the hatred that they have uh the term there is again the to um to in the the hatred and violence

00:46:48.360 that they've incited against their political enemies for the last four years before that too

00:46:52.840 obviously but it's just been ramped up to a new level since the last since trump was in office

00:46:57.240 and now it's even worse than ever now he's out of office but now it's never been this insane it's

00:47:01.560 never been this just complete crazy right and so they're they're going to try to go after these

00:47:08.440 people on like terrorist charges uh everybody they don't like is going to be bundling together with

00:47:13.800 this and and and you have media pundits and talking heads now basically can we can we drone

00:47:18.120 strike these people because that's what we did before with insurrectionists right that's why that uh

00:47:22.920 you know discussion about like you know in iraq and afghanistan they're trying to

00:47:26.360 find that parallel this is white al-qaeda it's it's an enemy force within our borders and stuff like

00:47:31.320 that we should put them in a camp you know kind of thing but then it's like when when other countries

00:47:36.520 did that when they were at war and stuff and even before they were at war that they rounded up people

00:47:40.520 and put them in camps these people are the first to to to say that that's wrong and that should never

00:47:45.720 have been done right think of germany or something like that right they they rounded up people that were

00:47:49.400 seen at the time when like war broke out as potentially enemy insurgents they might not

00:47:55.400 have done anything but they they saw them as sufficiently enough as a possible threat and

00:47:59.000 said we can't just let these people roam around in our country they might you know blow stuff up or

00:48:03.560 kill people or stuff like that and america did that too uh during the second world war with like

00:48:08.120 what the japanese i think or something right that the internment camps and stuff like that and that

00:48:11.640 was like too secure that was to secure the homeland right to make sure that these people didn't

00:48:15.560 because they went to war with japan spurred out and started killing people or blowing up bombs or

00:48:19.400 shit like that these people have done nothing but attacking that over over decades right that was

00:48:25.480 wrong my god our history and stuff and that's even one of the that's building to this um have managed

00:48:31.400 to build this this um profile on white americans that's they are somehow guilty for this they're the

00:48:37.160 ones to blame this is why white people can't assert themselves that you just back off at every

00:48:41.320 moment they should lose all power all influence they should give out their homes that just back off and

00:48:45.400 it's other people's turn now right um but when we do it when we propose it to do that with our

00:48:51.000 enemies it's totally fine right so here's uh here's one of these pieces from cnn this is just from a

00:48:57.560 couple of days ago right they are young fearless and ready to rebuild the system they are not they

00:49:02.040 aren't they aren't taking no for an answer okay well what does that mean i mean using violence they are

00:49:08.920 the voices of the movement these nine black lives matter activists are redefining the movement for

00:49:13.960 racial justice right so it's praise the people who are fighting and the revolutionary and fighting

00:49:21.480 against the power and the establishment and stuff and although this movement have bodies in its wake

00:49:26.520 murderous uh uh riots that took place all over america and other parts of the of europe too with

00:49:32.520 blm pro like insane uh protests and shit that led to violence this is this is fine this is totally

00:49:39.480 fine not a problem right uh remember even the uh even the uh let me see where's this yeah this one

00:49:47.160 uh don't like cernovich normally but uh but yeah i had a good point here the woman uh who's accused

00:49:52.680 of murdering her three-year-old white foster daughter uh was was a was a woke social justice

00:49:59.000 warrior she was a mainstream media consumer she's the she's the one who's watching all these outlets

00:50:04.360 right like msnbc and stuff like that and and go back in the other way someone watches uh yeah

00:50:12.200 someone watches tim pool uh or in the history of uh videos that were watched of someone who did

00:50:18.920 something bad uh they found you know someone uh watching tim pool videos then tim pool is to blame

00:50:24.840 kind of thing right you've heard these narratives uh some some shoot mass shooter and they go through his

00:50:29.880 entire social media record and look well look at this he he uh put on a video by uh american renaissance

00:50:35.080 watch so clearly he's he's the one to blame right in these kinds of cases it's fine the media has no

00:50:40.120 responsibility whatsoever they can hype up this narrative and and create these parent paranoia

00:50:45.400 amongst people uh create anti-white hatred against people or uh yeah anti-white hatred like insane uh

00:50:52.200 an insane climate that they're creating but that's fine right uh here's from the the rap uh which i guess

00:50:57.720 this person was on uh worst cooks in america it's awesome tv show uh season 20 of that was pulled by

00:51:03.320 food network after winner charged with murder of child her white adopted um um mom right uh and of

00:51:11.160 course you know yeah she she she liked these kinds of tweets right by philip lewis um regarding the

00:51:17.720 insurrectionist she liked that tweet ari ari people lover is her name a true people lover this woman

00:51:23.400 uh she's supported impeachment and stuff like that is some of the tweets that she liked joe biden she

00:51:28.680 retweeted um our president is not above the law justice serves the people it doesn't protect the

00:51:34.600 powerful uh shumari stone she retweeted uh robert reich we know about that guy so let me get this

00:51:42.120 straight republicans in congress want to impeach obama for passing the affordable care act but they

00:51:45.640 don't want to impeach trump for inciting an insurrection she liked that right more robert robert reich

00:51:51.480 john ossoff george the guy who won in georgia right the better days are coming pierre atlas

00:51:57.240 uh it's it's uh it's a good point here here's another tweet uh this one i think it is right yeah

00:52:03.720 so they have uh awesome deadline okay deadline see who she retweets um and see what tweets she liked

00:52:11.480 right uh there's some of it here i think they they went through it but you get the idea right so that

00:52:15.560 but that's fine they never they can never incite uh anything uh when they do it

00:52:24.360 all right i'm behind here on a couple of these lower thirds um okay so i thought we could take a

00:52:29.240 look at this guys i'm not a huge fan obviously of uh what is it uh toilet paper usa uh turning point

00:52:37.240 usa uh but i wanted to watch a little bit of this here uh hang on there's a couple more here on entropy

00:52:43.800 stream i appreciate that guys let me do this real quick and then we'll watch this i think it's it's

00:52:47.640 okay it's just uh you know pointing out the the hypocrisy a little bit regarding uh criticizing trump

00:52:53.320 uh pelosi for daring to uh uh propose a wall right trump wanted a wall he didn't achieve this of course

00:53:00.360 many one of them and many letdowns uh but then of course when they're in danger they can build a

00:53:05.240 super secure wall around uh the capital to protect themselves right so you can't protect yourself

00:53:10.280 uh when you have concerns that you have people who you don't know who they are flooding over the

00:53:14.760 border you don't you don't have any any say in this right anyway mr noseberg for three says sir the

00:53:20.440 trump supporters are at a wedding what are our orders fire away private these people are a threat

00:53:26.280 to our democracy that's right uh it doesn't matter where you are what you're doing uh how you act uh no

00:53:31.480 matter how laid back you are you are going to end up on the terrorist lists that's at least that's what

00:53:37.880 they want to do i'm not sure they will be able to pull it off keep in mind too and i think i said

00:53:42.120 this last time much of this is just kind of a narrative taking place in the media at this point

00:53:46.680 i mean sure there are it's you know in congress now they're doing this impeachment trial they're

00:53:50.120 building the case and stuff that this could turn into laws eventually but right now it's basically

00:53:54.680 just a bunch of insane media people that are like driving this rhetoric but but this could also

00:54:00.120 become like policy basically so so we gotta watch out uh reicher william t commander uh for three

00:54:05.800 says the fourth estate is the fifth column that's right that's right there sir that's definitely

00:54:10.040 uh i mean the the this is the fifth column the media is the fifth column this network of people

00:54:16.040 that are building this these terrorists and stuff like that that is the uh that is the uh the fifth

00:54:19.800 column uh i i agree totally agree all right so let's check out a little bit from this one hopefully

00:54:24.440 it's uh hopefully it's good not too cringy but if it is we can turn it off let's uh let's see what uh

00:54:29.160 what they did here with the wall coverage for decades in washington dc they have told you that they

00:54:34.120 don't know how to build a wall music though holy shits i apologize for that or that walls are racist

00:54:39.560 or that walls are evil those were all lies people because washington dc right now has perhaps the

00:54:46.920 greatest wall in america and they built it overnight here is nancy pelosi's great wall all the way around

00:54:55.720 the capital miles long protected by razor wire and really tall today we're going to show you exactly

00:55:03.400 what makes nancy's wall a whoa dude totally tell me about it bro i i don't like the delivery but the

00:55:10.360 point stands right right wall and we are going to have a little conversation about what makes

00:55:18.920 a good wall i can't wait to see what this wall has to say let's go find out

00:55:24.760 ladies and gentlemen i apologize uh for this music we're gonna powered by tp usa here we go

00:55:36.840 oh well they did at least they did it but i i don't like it where you're walking up to it

00:55:41.960 and you're like holy smokes how am i gonna get over that thing this is like you don't meant to get over

00:55:47.080 a dude this is twice my height i think this is two two bennies tall this is a at least 12 i i don't

00:55:56.680 like benny but let's watch it look at the size solid height good tall wall that's the first thing

00:56:05.160 you want in a wall nancy pelosi knows that that's why nancy's wall is tall a wall is an immorality

00:56:13.560 it's not who we are as a nation the second thing you want with a wall are protections you want the

00:56:21.400 wall to make sure that you can't like just go and jump right over it okay you want to make sure that

00:56:28.120 it's going to be a bad day you try to get over that wall this is why nancy's wall is so special

00:56:33.400 it has these nice sharp razor wires on it that really would uh cut you right up if you were to try

00:56:40.120 to jump over i mean you'd be sliced and diced you'd be like a greek let me

00:56:48.680 we don't get these talking points in the media and i and i feel alternative media is kind of

00:56:56.280 they can't in a way they kind of let us down because they don't they don't um hypnotize or just

00:57:02.440 repeat these things over and over in a way that like mainstream media can do and and at these times i

00:57:07.800 kind of feel that we need that a little bit but it's i i feel when you when you piece these items

00:57:15.000 together that we've seen from what i at least personally uh see as a a rigging of an election

00:57:22.680 even pre pre planting the seeds that trump is going to steal the election and but these items gonna have

00:57:31.080 they basically perfectly were able to predict what happened because they did it right as i say if you

00:57:36.600 want to if you want to accurately be able to predict the future you basically invent the future you

00:57:41.720 create it that's when you're in full control of the future you've made it you drove it in that way

00:57:47.560 and that's what we heard about the red mirage the voting because because then later all these voting

00:57:53.240 all these uh mailing ballots are going to show up right so they knew this from norm eisen to this uh

00:57:59.240 uh what was the other guy we talked about in the weekend warrior show um

00:58:05.640 p something per not preneke that's the alaska guy who built a cabin but the something like that

00:58:11.800 prows gear something i'll look it up later it was one of these architects um being part of

00:58:18.200 securing the election it's related to the times article i didn't mention that but we covered that

00:58:22.200 too in the weekend warrior show the times article uh that came out uh talking about how they saved

00:58:27.240 the election by this shadowy uh by this shadowy group there was a they admit there was a conspiracy

00:58:32.920 you know to save the election right um and so that's uh that happens or i'm skipping around here

00:58:39.560 where are we uh here we are uh they did all these things then these riots happen kind of thing and then

00:58:47.480 they they put the capital on lockdown it's military there what i'm trying to get to is it's your what

00:58:53.240 you're witnessing is the coup while they're trying to claim that the other side tried to perform the

00:58:59.400 the coup and that's the incentive for them to be able to do all these things because they're saying

00:59:03.400 we're securing things now they did the the coup and then they're trying to pretend that they're

00:59:09.640 securing it but by securing in it that's how they're pulling off the the coup right does that make sense

00:59:14.760 the the clear election fraud and and your inability we haven't looked at the article from bbc the

00:59:22.360 the telltale signs of a rigged election right then they went through some uh there was some uh

00:59:26.920 sub-saharan african nation and it was like oh it's very corrupt here and these are some of the signs

00:59:31.320 of how you would spot an uh illegitimate election and it was like of nine eight seven or eight points

00:59:37.640 that they had up in the bbc article six of those hits if you will there were hits on those for the

00:59:42.360 american election they lock it down they wheel out the military they do all these things it's just

00:59:47.560 trying to criminalize the other half of the country and stuff it it is a coup it's a takeover

00:59:53.720 this is happening they're doing this in front of our eyes and i feel that that's not being

00:59:59.880 this is not being reiterated enough of what it is that what it is that's happening here in a way you

01:00:04.600 could say they always had this control but it was basically the little side turn that america took

01:00:10.680 with with as as as tame if you will as trump was that made them freak out and and it just it's it's

01:00:19.560 not ever going to be tolerated against uh again to have something like this happening right everybody's

01:00:27.080 in a big tech social media all of it uh the banking system media establishment uh journalists pundits

01:00:35.800 talking they're all in on it anyway let's continue watching it salad if you tried to jump over this

01:00:41.320 thing razor wire goes all the way down yeah belarus exactly uh mark coppica uh in the d live jet yeah

01:00:48.360 it's like belarus they they did a dry run there right they did it in the ukraine these color of the

01:00:53.640 color revolutions i didn't mention that i should mention that norm eisen was on the front lines of

01:00:57.480 that he studied these things he performed these things in uh eastern european countries russian

01:01:02.760 satellite states in order to turn them against russia to get control right and uh and this is

01:01:09.240 what they did in america and it's now it's now here right it's now here it's it's it's incredible

01:01:14.520 really all the way down look at that guys this is like donald trump's dream wall guys

01:01:26.040 okay the wall that donald trump goes to bed and like dreams about on the southern border nancy

01:01:32.200 erected here in dc nancy's wall pretty amazing from the substance standpoint politically

01:01:38.680 substantively officially spiritually religiously personally opposed to the wall the next thing

01:01:47.160 you want on a yeah i know he's cringe boys and girls uh but it's a good point it it stands great wall

01:01:54.840 nancy's great walls got it that's for sure is length you want this thing to have a real distance

01:02:03.160 why why is that important you got to be able to cover the space that you want to protect and make

01:02:09.800 sure that there's a consistent barrier this is really important because listen if there's going to

01:02:15.480 be holes in your wall what's the point of the wall so nancy's great wall has some real

01:02:21.080 link to it i haven't done the measurements but we can show you here in a map this wall would take the

01:02:28.200 next two hours of time if we were to walk the whole thing it's miles long all of capitol hill and the

01:02:35.480 surrounding area is surrounded by this wall this goes on four miles the next i i don't think this is

01:02:42.840 going to come down that's the point too i i don't think they're going to uh dismantle this uh not

01:02:49.320 for you not until they have like all these people that they're so afraid of in like some kind of

01:02:53.640 re-education camp or something like that i don't i don't think it's going to come down uh i actually

01:02:57.960 haven't kept up with what the military maybe chat knows what's the military presence like i would

01:03:03.800 assume it's it's still high up there are still a lot of troops there i would oppose if anybody knows

01:03:08.120 let me know in chat next thing that you want with a good wall you want it to be firm reinforced right

01:03:15.880 down into the ground you want to make sure that no one can just push it over right you don't want to

01:03:21.400 push the thing over you want it to be anchored make sure that it's anchored like this one this one is

01:03:28.680 great wall this thing is down in the ground you can see there's cement is this what it's going to do

01:03:34.520 the whole thing like okay let's see her her clips i guess that that's worth it let's see what she says

01:03:39.400 the wall is in my view immoral expensive unwise the next thing you want if you're building a great

01:03:46.840 wall is a fortified entrance in and out you gotta let people in at some point and you gotta know who's

01:03:54.360 coming yeah the ontologist this should be henrik's intro tune absolutely into i guess you mean intro

01:03:58.760 tune yeah but it's so groovy i just i just want to dance so we made sure nancy made sure that on

01:04:06.200 nancy's great wall she put a big old gate gate can close and open and that big old gate

01:04:14.120 i don't know i don't know john what do we got like 10 10 12 people there guarding the great wall

01:04:19.560 okay so you got it you got an opening they make sure they know who's coming in who's going out

01:04:25.000 and you had people guarding the gate there you go look at that there you go see that that's called

01:04:29.720 my d check see that uh that's an id check they checked her id and now they know who's in there and

01:04:36.600 now they know who's out and they figured out that it's called a border control so nancy's wall

01:04:42.360 has strict border control good job all right i think i've had enough of benny i've had enough

01:04:52.440 of benny but anyway it's a good point the point stands uh and and i agree of course it's it's good

01:04:57.720 when we do it and uh immoral when you guys do it uh so uh yeah that's where we are i wanted to uh

01:05:03.400 check out this article article too it's by glenn greenwald who's been doing some good coverage on uh

01:05:09.720 on big tech and censorship and stuff like that and he continues that in this piece here

01:05:13.400 uh regarding uh kind of a fake uh fake accusation by uh lorenz what's her name again

01:05:19.560 uh forget her first name lawrence uh attack mark andreason andreason andreason i think it is

01:05:26.840 um for saying a word they didn't say in some clubhouse i've never barely heard about the some

01:05:33.720 audio chat i guess all these uh investors and other people have are on there and talking and stuff they

01:05:39.480 have rooms and they chat whatever but he broke this down pretty good oh yeah taylor that's right

01:05:44.280 taylor lawrence or lorenz uh falsely accuses tech investor mark andreason of using a slur i think

01:05:51.240 the word she used was retarded or he she said he used the word retarded uh after spending months

01:05:58.280 trying to infiltrate and monitor a new app that allows free conversation this is the clubhouse app

01:06:03.160 uh app a perfect episode illustrating how rotten this form of tattletale speech policing journalism is

01:06:09.240 right uh there are a couple of see do i have here yeah here's the whole piece here let's read let's

01:06:13.880 read a little bit from it it's kind of interesting make this a little bit bigger here uh the journalist

01:06:18.120 tattletale and censorship industry suffer several well-deserved blows not nearly enough obviously

01:06:24.520 but uh but there you have it a new and rapidly growing journalistic beat has arisen over the last

01:06:29.560 several years that can be best described as an unholy mix of junior high hall monitoring tattling and

01:06:35.080 stasi like citizen surveillance it is half adolescent half malevolent its primary objectives

01:06:40.520 are control censorship and the destruction of reputations for fun and power though its epicenter

01:06:46.760 is the largest corporate media outlets it's the very antithesis of journalism i've written before

01:06:51.800 about one particularly toxic strain of this authoritarian reporting teams of journalists at three of the most

01:06:57.800 influential corporate media outlets cnn's media reporters brian stelter and oliver darcy

01:07:03.080 and nbc's disinformation space unit ben collins and brandy zadrosny and we've covered these many

01:07:10.760 times as well these are just full-on full-on antifa card-carrying members basically uh oliver

01:07:18.920 darcy of course was famous for uh really behind the the infos down uh takedown on a lot of social media

01:07:25.240 and stuff like that too and then he goes on here too and also tech reporters of the new york times mike

01:07:29.720 isaac kevin rose and shara frankel and kevin rose wrote that piece about uh what was that it was

01:07:37.000 we covered that too was it the the the the the abstract to them was that was that kevin rose

01:07:44.040 i think it might have been him um goes on to say devoted to the bulk of the journalism to searching

01:07:50.040 for online spaces where they believe speech and conduct rules are being violated flagging them and then

01:07:55.800 pleading that punitive action be taken banning censorship content regulation after school

01:08:01.320 detention these hall monitors reporters or hall monitor reporters are a major factor explaining

01:08:07.560 why tech monopolies which for reasons of self-interest and ideology never wanted their responsibility to

01:08:13.080 censor now do so with an abandoned and semi seemingly arbitrary blunt force uh they are shamed by the

01:08:21.800 world's loudest media companies when they do not just as the nsa is obsessed with ensuring that there

01:08:27.960 be no place on earth where humans can communicate free of their spying eyes and ears these journalist

01:08:32.840 hall monitors cannot abide by the idea that there can be any place on the internet where people are

01:08:37.960 free to speak in ways they do not approve like some creepy informant for a state security apparatus

01:08:43.720 they spent their days trolling the depths of chat rooms and 4chan bulletin boards and subreddit threads

01:08:49.400 and private communication apps to find anyone influential or obscure who is saying something

01:08:55.240 they believe should be forbidden and then use the corporate megaphones that did not they did not build

01:09:00.520 and could not have built but have been handed in order to silence and destroy anyone who dissents

01:09:06.760 from the orthodoxies of their corporate managers and challenges uh or challenges their information hegemony

01:09:13.640 oliver darcy has built a cnn career by sitting around with brian stelter uh petulantly pointing to

01:09:20.120 people breaking the rules on social media and demanding tech executives make the uh rule breakers

01:09:25.880 disappear the little crew of tattletale millennials assembled by nbc refers to their twerpy work with the

01:09:34.120 self-glorifying title working in the disinformation space as intrepid and hazardous as exposing corruption by

01:09:42.360 repressive regimes or reporting from war zones spend their dreary days scrolling through 4chan

01:09:47.640 boards to expose the offensive memes and bad words used by transgressive adolescents then they pat

01:09:54.520 themselves on the back for confronting dangerous power centers even when it's nothing more than trivial

01:10:00.600 and bullying than doxing the identities of powerless obscure citizens right and that's really what it is

01:10:07.000 these are people that hold no power no influence they never speak up against the establishment you

01:10:13.400 cannot if you live in an environment now where you literally have bank and the trillion dollar you

01:10:20.440 know taken all together trillion dollar banking establishment are banning people uh because they're

01:10:26.280 not obeying right and these people say nothing about that they agree they think this is great this is

01:10:30.920 wonderful i'm glad that uh greenwald is using like uh stars the term stasi as well uh he could have

01:10:37.000 gone another another direction which which i think people like him usually do but but it's it's it's

01:10:41.880 it's stasi stasi-esque right every day oliver darcy says here on facebook and twitter some of the

01:10:47.000 most dishonest people are empowered and algorithmically encouraged to spread lies and conspiracy theories

01:10:52.920 and high partisan nonsense to large audiences tech platforms have not grappled with this in any

01:10:57.960 meaningful way this is january 7th you've they've kicked everybody off no one is no one who remotely

01:11:06.840 have anything controversial to say anymore or on any of these platforms and see it's it's it's never

01:11:12.280 good enough it will be it will never be good never going to end but the worst of this triumvirate

01:11:19.160 triumvirate is that what that word is that that's what that's what you're gonna get uh is the new

01:11:24.040 new york times tech reporters due to influence and reach if no other reason when silicon valley

01:11:28.760 monopolies publicly pressured by rep representative alexandria orcasio cortez and other lawmakers united

01:11:35.400 to remove a parlor from the internet the times tech team quickly donned their hall monitoring goggles

01:11:41.320 and stasi notebooks to warn that the bad people have migrated to signal and telegram this week they

01:11:47.560 ask our private messaging apps the next misinformation hotspot i've seen them uh they're terrified of

01:11:55.080 like a decentralized internet as well uh blockchain technology they're they're completely freaked out by

01:12:01.240 this stuff and i hope it's it's it'll be brought in soon i hope it will be uh in effect uh because

01:12:07.560 that's what we're going to need right decentralized uh methods and stuff like that and they're already

01:12:10.760 writing the articles excuse me writing the articles about it though and say what do we do hey hate speech

01:12:16.200 one day might thrive on a decentralized internet what do we do and what they mean by hate speech

01:12:20.520 is speech they that they hate right that's that's hate speech one reporter confessed that i'm worried

01:12:25.880 about telegram other than private messaging people love to use telegram for group chats up to 200

01:12:30.920 000 people can meet inside a telegram chat room that seems problematic these examples of journalism

01:12:37.640 being abused to demand censorship of spaces they cannot control are too numerous and too comprehensive

01:12:42.040 to chronicle and they are not confined to those three outlets that far more robust censorship is

01:12:48.200 urgently needed is now a virtual consensus in mainstream corporate journalism it's an animating

01:12:54.120 cause for them those of us in journalism that have come to terms with the fact that free speech

01:12:58.680 a principle that we hold sacred is being weaponized against the principle of journalism complained

01:13:04.600 ultimate establishment journalist maven steve cole the dean of columbia's university graduate school of

01:13:11.400 journalism and staff writer at the new yorker a new yorker and vox contributor who runs a major journalistic

01:13:17.640 uh list serve uh appropriately called study hall kyle chakya has already begun shaming substack for hosting

01:13:25.960 writers he regards as unacceptable jesse single uh uh andrew sullivan barry weiss uh if oh god i mean as

01:13:35.240 as a gung-ho like ultra zionist that she is and stuff like that i mean she like left you know new york times

01:13:40.920 it was all an uproar like even this also demonstrates like how bad like even when someone like this is

01:13:47.160 being targeted it's like you forget about if you're like in anywhere near even criticizing someone like

01:13:53.000 her that you can have a voice right a recent guardian guardian article warned that podcasts was one

01:14:01.960 remaining area still insufficiently policed pro public on site sunday did the same about apple and last month

01:14:09.320 one of its reporters appeared on msnbc to demand that apple censors its podcast content as aggressively

01:14:15.720 as google's youtube now censors its video content thus we do have unimaginably warped dynamic in which

01:14:24.760 u.s journalists are not the defenders of free speech values but the primary crusaders to destroy them

01:14:31.000 they do it in part for power to ensure nobody but they can control the flow of information they do it in

01:14:36.840 partly do it partly for ideology and out of hubris they believe their worldview is so indisputably

01:14:43.800 right that all dissent is inherently dangerous disinformation and again that's really the

01:14:49.880 narrative that's being driven home right now after the wake of the uh capital six uh debacle basically

01:14:57.400 right um anything will be d everything rather will be deemed disinformation which is not on the approved list

01:15:04.520 anything and this will the goal posts will move it will flex and bend and open up to to gobble up new

01:15:10.680 territories and new areas and stuff used to be political that it's health then it's you can't

01:15:15.320 criticize the vaccine you can't say anything against politicians you can't say anything about joe biden

01:15:20.840 you know it this will just go on and on and it will never end and it's not like oh we're on

01:15:25.480 a slippery slope here like we're far beyond that like we're it's gone it's over when it comes to this

01:15:32.040 the mainstream environment and what they're what they're charging uh their enemies with now goes

01:15:36.920 on here and they do it from petty vindictiveness they clearly get aroused to find otherwise elusive

01:15:44.760 purpose by destroying people's reputation and lives no matter how powerless whatever the motive corporate

01:15:50.520 media employees whose company title is journalist are the primary activist against a free and open

01:15:57.400 internet and the core values of free thought the profound pathologies driving all of this were

01:16:03.720 on full display on saturday night the last saturday as a result of a reckless and self-humiliating

01:16:10.440 smear campaign by one of the new yorker times star tech reporters taylor lorenz she falsely

01:16:17.640 and very publicly accused silicon valley entrepreneur and investor mark andreason of having used the slur

01:16:24.680 word retarded during a discussion about the reddit slash gamestop uprising lorenz lied andreason never

01:16:32.760 used that word and rather than apologize and retract it she justified her mistake by claiming it was

01:16:38.200 a male voice that sounded like his and then she locked her twitter account as she thought she rather

01:16:44.680 than the person she falsely maligned was the victim that's right we're the victims they they strike out in

01:16:50.520 pain as they they they shout out in pain as they strike you right but the details of what happened

01:16:56.040 are revealing the discussion which lawrence falsely described took place on a relatively new audio app

01:17:01.080 called clubhouse an invitation only platform intended to allow for private free ranging group conversation

01:17:06.680 holy shit free conversations on the internet in 2021 i mean that's problematic it has become popular

01:17:15.800 among silicon valley executives and various media personalities i was invited onto the app a few

01:17:21.400 months ago not me but the person writing greenwald but never attended or participated in any of

01:17:27.320 discussions maybe it was for the better you've been singled out but as cnn noted this week he goes

01:17:35.800 on to say here quote as the app has grown people of more diverse backgrounds have begun to join

01:17:41.160 and it quote has carved out a niche among black users who have in innovated new ways for using it

01:17:47.400 so that then that's fine of course blm can organize on these app they can organize violence and protests

01:17:52.120 and stuff but you know that's fine its free speech ethos have also made it increasingly popular in china

01:17:57.800 as a means of avoiding repressive online constraints these private chats have often been infiltrated by

01:18:02.920 journalists sometime by invitation and other times by deceit these journalists attempt to monitor the

01:18:10.680 discussion and then publish summaries often the reporting consists of out of content oh you oh no way

01:18:21.240 out of context out of context statements designed to make the participants look bigoted insensitive or

01:18:28.600 otherwise guilty of bad behavior that's right it's just a bad behavior things that they think is bad

01:18:35.320 that's all it takes right now in other words journalists desperate for content have flagged clubhouse

01:18:40.040 as a new frontier for their slimy work as volunteer hall monitors and speech police fulfilling her

01:18:47.080 ignoble duties there lorenz announced on twitter that andresen had said a bad word

01:18:53.240 during the discussion of the reddit revolution she claimed he used the word of retarded she then upped

01:18:59.720 her tattling game by not only including this allegation but also the names and photos of

01:19:05.560 those who were in the room at the time thus exposing those who were guilty of the crime of failing to

01:19:11.960 object to andresen's a bad word here's the tweet right to uh p marca which i guess is andresen's uh

01:19:21.480 twitter account here just openly using the r slur the r slur using the r slur on clubhouse tonight and not

01:19:30.040 one other person in the room called him on it or saying anything is that is that i mean i'm bad at

01:19:38.120 grammar specifically english but that isn't that just kind of a bad it was a hurrying to write that

01:19:43.800 she couldn't even can i can i rephrase that anyway yeah look at that here's the uh here's the uh the

01:19:49.080 the screenshots here are the people who were in the room they're guilty they're also guilty they should

01:19:53.480 also be banned numerous clubhouse participants included camille foster immediately documented that

01:19:59.000 lorenz had lied the moderator of the discussion nate jones said that quote mark never used that word

01:20:04.840 what actually happened was that felicia horowitz a different participant in the discussion had quote

01:20:09.720 explained that the redditors called themselves retard revolution and that was the only mention of

01:20:17.160 that word in other words you can't even say what someone else is describing themselves as you can't

01:20:26.920 say what they refer to themselves as that's that's a crime right now rather than apologizing and

01:20:33.720 retracting lorenz thanked jones for clarifying and then emphasized how hurtful it is to use that word

01:20:41.080 she deleted the original tweet without comment and then with this uh with the smearfully realized

01:20:46.760 locked her account besides the fact that a new york times reporter recklessly tried to destroy

01:20:52.840 someone's reputation what is wrong with this episode everything it goes on and then it kind

01:20:59.800 of goes into a little bit more on clubhouse and uh justification of you know you shouldn't use that

01:21:05.640 word and all this kind of stuff i'm not going to read the rest but the point stands and it's very

01:21:09.080 very good point and he goes into mcneill to donald mcneill i want to mention him too he was actually

01:21:14.520 one of these super pro uh like put them in camps to during the the major uh uh when the covid

01:21:20.120 propaganda was ramping up last uh last spring early spring he went on mbc with like mad out and stuff

01:21:27.480 and talked about how you know we have to uh we have to put these people in some kind of temporary uh

01:21:32.040 uh hospital for their own for their safety and stuff like that uh so i wouldn't agree on him with

01:21:36.360 anything but he was uh canceled too from new york times he was still like he was even nominated for a

01:21:40.680 pulitzer prize with them for all this uh faulty and erroneous and and propagandish style covet reporting

01:21:47.320 but even that was not good enough he used the n-word again when he referred to it as what

01:21:54.280 someone had said right well do you think it was correct to use the n-word or something he asked

01:21:59.240 a student and that was like they complained all this kind of stuff and and at the time the new york

01:22:04.120 times new york times um uh the one of the editors i believe or or uh one of the scenery editors i think

01:22:10.680 or someone like that beckett that's right kind of dropped it and said oh well you know he you know

01:22:16.040 it wasn't that bad or he made a mistake or something but then enough pressure was put on mcneil

01:22:21.000 after the whole writing crew at the new york times whipped you whipped everything up to to this frenzy right

01:22:28.200 and and eventually they ousted mcneil right and even he backpedaled he apologized he cocked like

01:22:33.880 crazy and it was just just not it didn't obviously work it didn't work all right anyway good article

01:22:43.400 here but this is what we're dealing with look at this that's taylor lorenz right there this is how

01:22:47.560 these people spend their time what are what are they like 20 28 or something little dweebs they get

01:22:53.800 access to this like you know national media the megaphone that they get access to and then they they

01:22:58.760 tell on other people they're the ones i mean they're the ones responsible for creating this

01:23:02.760 environment that that now is going to become here becoming here right um in the wake of all of this

01:23:09.880 uh because this is going to go this is going to become this is going to become insane let me just

01:23:13.800 close a couple of windows here guys this is going to become completely uh unbearable basically this this

01:23:22.120 climate that they're creating uh and they're going to be guilty of that they're going to be guilty of

01:23:26.920 creating that and they're going to be uh axed i think and consumed by it themselves and they they

01:23:32.120 totally deserve they totally deserve the world that's that's being built right now by those

01:23:36.840 individuals and they think that they're going to escape or that i'm not going to be had by the

01:23:41.000 system i was one of these people who backed it and i i obeyed all the way and stuff and sorry but

01:23:46.920 useful idiots are some of the first people up against the proverbial wall of the system when it when

01:23:53.160 it decides to take out the very radical elements that caused all of this to come about when the

01:23:58.600 the revolutionaries that caused you know the revolution to come about then the system when

01:24:02.760 they found a new level of establishment it doesn't want to risk that that happens again so you take

01:24:08.360 out the very people that did it for you that achieved the revolution on your behalf

01:24:15.080 here's another one we talked about the banking industry and stuff like that too because that's

01:24:18.280 where it's going in right now with banking industry uh what what what's next right you can't have a

01:24:25.000 bank account you can't can't have uh financially uh do things anymore in in in this world you can't uh

01:24:31.640 is is uh utilities next uh power water is how far is this going to go right uh under this discussion

01:24:38.600 here of the greenwald uh sub stack article there that we read about half of someone linked up uh

01:24:45.240 refinitive a privately owned database used by banks to screen people uh refinitive world check

01:24:52.360 risk intelligence request detail right they're building these profiles the uh the social credit

01:24:58.840 score as they call it as they have in china is is not coming uh it's already well in place it's already

01:25:05.400 here uh this is just going to get worse and worse and worse right uh paul smith here on twitter said

01:25:11.240 it's not being used to censor political dissidents by denying them financial services

01:25:15.000 by labeling people as domestic extremists the media is contributing to putting people's

01:25:19.320 people in financial stress as they have no means to send or receive an income this has to be illegal

01:25:25.720 but it's not and nothing is happening on this front at least not yet we have to build our own country

01:25:34.920 basically you have to escape from this and if we're and again if we're so bad and such horrible

01:25:40.760 people let us do our own thing and separate and be over here but the problem is these people's

01:25:46.280 existence these these journalist existence uh is now it's it's defined that it's just their existence

01:25:55.480 is justified by attacking other people that they disagree with it's it's in their primary interest

01:26:00.760 to ensure that people who they like cannot have any interest of their own that they can't operate in

01:26:04.760 the world right here's another one i have to look check it out one day but i want to give it out there

01:26:09.720 in case you guys want to find out more al jazeera occasionally does some good uh expos some of their

01:26:13.640 stuff is just cringy just you know call me liberal frankly but some of them are good like the uh al jazeera

01:26:23.160 documented that they did on uh on the israeli lobby was very very good right uh but i was going to check

01:26:27.960 this out it's about 50 minutes long so we're not gonna look at it today but the database collecting the

01:26:32.120 world's financial data how do financial databases work details a little bit more about this of

01:26:37.560 companies like refinitive uh and kind of what they're building right a quick mention about this

01:26:43.960 too before we move on here we're going to get into the uh the covet stuff and the pandemic here next

01:26:48.520 segment here but uh chamber of commerce backs biden's omb which is the uh office of management and budget

01:26:55.400 uh they have a new nominee there whose name is uh nira tendon or tundin tundin near nira tendon uh

01:27:04.120 because she has ties with soros soros wall street and big tech right so here's the uh the uh the far

01:27:11.000 left voted these people into into power and they're completely fine with it they love wall street now they

01:27:18.120 love the banking industry uh far-left activists are completely fine they're looking the other way because

01:27:23.000 because the system is now in their hands this is why they defend the system this is why they defend

01:27:27.240 big pharma big tech big media they they defend all of it there's no criticism left whatsoever of the

01:27:33.480 actual establishment because they've become the establishment this is why they're they hate when

01:27:38.120 people who you know like who are more right-wing or conservative or anti-globalists and stuff like

01:27:43.320 that are like critical of the vaccine and stuff because they can't they can't open that door of starting

01:27:49.320 to criticize the establishment they have to have this view that whatever we're doing now because

01:27:53.400 we're in charge we hold the reins we're on the right side and and and you have to obey you have

01:27:59.160 to bow down to the system so that's really next where i wanted to go with this here talk a bit about

01:28:04.920 the covet vaccine and the uh that's being pushed uh the new levels that's being pushed right now of

01:28:11.160 course the vaccine has had a lot of uh a lot of issues of course um as we'll see here in a moment

01:28:17.000 but i wanted to show this one real quick here too trended on twitter a bit earlier cdc confirms that

01:28:22.440 double masking significantly helps prevent the spread of covet 19 that's right so it's not going

01:28:27.880 to be enough now uh that you have one let's say surgical mask right and the few times i have worn

01:28:33.800 that uh it's very hard to get uh sufficient oxygen i immediately feel it i i almost get i don't get a

01:28:42.280 panic attack but i immediately feel like i'm not getting enough oxygen this doesn't feel right

01:28:47.560 this is not good we've read the stories many times of why it's actually bad for you to recycle the air

01:28:52.920 you have to have fresh oxygen into you to be able to keep your immune system high so what possibly could

01:28:57.880 there be the benefit of asking you to double mask and triple mask and everything else right face diaper

01:29:02.280 time has not gone away it's going to get worse you're going to have to wear two two of them now

01:29:06.680 in fact that's what we are two of them here's the uh screenshot here from the cdc wear one disposable

01:29:18.520 mask underneath a cloth mask the second mask should push the edges of the inner mask against your face

01:29:26.760 and then make sure you can see and breathe easily okay yeah yeah because it's super easy to have not

01:29:33.720 only a surgical mask but then a cloth mask tightly against the surgical mask which closes closes you

01:29:41.000 in like that and then you're talking to people who are out in the store or something doctor did you

01:29:46.680 put on a mask it's like i'm sorry i'm sorry would you say can you you know you can't hear these people

01:29:53.480 and they're screaming at you we had some freak that the weirded out the other day on us it was crazy

01:29:58.920 um it's the mental cases that are like they go insane when you when you don't have a mask

01:30:05.400 uh and this was in a very specific pardon area by the way i should preface with that but anyway

01:30:11.480 it's i'm gonna have to tell that story uh so yeah double masking folks double double up with your face

01:30:17.800 diapers uh or you'll be arrested uh here's bill gates he wants to of course be part of preventing

01:30:25.480 future uh pandemics he's looking out for you he's looking out for your family and he has a plan to

01:30:30.760 do that something called glow a global or alerts system and germ games bill and melinda gates annual

01:30:39.720 letter tackles pandemic preparedness and immunity inequity uh in distributing vaccines right so i thought

01:30:46.120 we could take a look we can read something too but why don't we just take a look at the video

01:30:50.120 right we're video people here let's look at the video and we can uh we can see for ourselves what

01:30:55.320 mr bill gates uh actually says instead of going through some uh bad uh journalist here at uh at

01:31:00.680 market watch right uh all right so check it check this out this is how we prevent the next pandemic

01:31:06.440 ladies and gentlemen we all want to return to the way things were before covet 19 but there's one area

01:31:14.200 where i hope we never go back our complacency about pandemics we can get ahead of infectious disease

01:31:21.560 outbreaks by the next pandemic i believe we can have what i call mega testing diagnostic platforms

01:31:29.400 they can be deployed quickly doesn't sound overwhelming cost very little and test 20 of the

01:31:35.400 entire population every week every week want to get treatments out far faster next time one of the most

01:31:42.760 promising is monoclonal antibodies these manufactured antibodies grab onto the virus and disable it

01:31:50.760 just like your immune system and can reduce death rates by that's great but why don't we do let's do

01:31:56.840 that then bill why don't we do that we'll develop new vaccines quickly new vaccines due to this new mrna

01:32:05.000 platform mrna will become faster to develop easier note the word he used that mrna platform that's uh

01:32:14.360 we're going to return to that a moment here here we go mrna will become faster to develop sorry didn't

01:32:19.240 go back enough here we go quickly enlarged death rates by as much as 80 percent i also think that

01:32:25.560 we'll develop new vaccines quickly in large part due to this new mrna platform mrna will become faster to

01:32:34.360 develop easier to store and lower cost that's a huge breakthrough to stop future pandemics quickly

01:32:42.600 we need to be able to spot disease outbreaks as soon as they happen anywhere in the world and that

01:32:49.160 requires a global alert system that that inquire that requires basically a global homo that requires

01:32:59.000 globalism uh globalism to be uh just completely uh and flatly uh you know disseminated i guess across

01:33:08.040 the globe obviously as the name implies and we can't have any nations that do not obey or deviate in

01:33:15.080 any regards from the plans and the plots that we have uh for this planet complete planetary control we

01:33:21.960 need a global alert system so that we can test 20 million people every week and as soon as something

01:33:28.280 new shows up whatever it is and we don't like it uh we can put the full uh you know kind of uh

01:33:33.160 infrastructure of the of the global uh anti-pandemic efforts to to strike that out and to and to attack

01:33:41.640 it right if there turns out to be some new infectious pathogen then we need a group of infectious disease

01:33:49.560 responders to spring into action think of these as like pandemic firefighters they're going to use their

01:33:55.080 logistics use their ability do you also do you like do you like how like this is like he's standing

01:34:01.320 at a light table like what you use for photos and stuff and and playing with dolls like do you see

01:34:07.560 where do you see what the what this is here of this he's talking he's talking to children this is how

01:34:15.880 children uh perceive things or or how how you communicate to children and it's not that it's like

01:34:22.360 oh well he want to make it understandable fair no he's talking the adults who cannot think for

01:34:27.480 themselves are our children they've done focus groups on this these elitists they know that we

01:34:32.920 have to continuously dumbing down to be able to reach these people so they understand let's play

01:34:37.640 with dolls that should do it i also think that we'll develop new vaccines quickly in large part due to this

01:34:45.080 new mrna platform mrna will become faster to develop easier to store and lower cost that's a huge breakthrough

01:34:55.640 to stop future pandemics quickly we need to be able to spot disease outbreaks as soon as they happen

01:35:02.440 anywhere in the world and that requires a global alert system if there turns out to be some new

01:35:09.640 infectious pathogen then we need a group of infectious disease responders to spring into action

01:35:27.480 think of these as like pandemic firefighters they're going to use their logistics use their

01:35:32.520 ability to build capacity quickly they're just like firefighters they'll build these temporary

01:35:36.920 hospitals and they'll keep you safe right they'll keep you safe in their temporary hospitals uh they'll

01:35:41.960 give you the vaccine and uh and they'll keep you safe yeah they're going to go wherever that problem

01:35:46.680 is stopping the next pandemic will require a big investment but i think of this as the best

01:35:52.520 insurance policy the world could buy you can read more about this in our annual letter all right this is

01:36:01.080 is how we prevent the next pandemic gates letter dot com uh fantastic good stuff so yeah global

01:36:09.480 preparedness alert system uh are some of the things right he's talking about but at the same time of

01:36:15.320 course there's meeting now we're never going to go back to normal it's never going to happen and we're

01:36:18.680 going to need all these uh different way ways uh to track and to trace you and we have some more

01:36:24.840 stories about this let me see here sorry guys let me just refresh this one second we have some more

01:36:32.040 stories about that here too uh regarding oh close that it's a mistake let me just see if i can find

01:36:39.640 that again here um yeah here it is okay it was a tweet from zero hedge okay sorry guys here we go

01:36:46.920 uh let's pull this in real quick too uh

01:36:49.160 uh so johnson and johnson ceo says annual covet vaccines are going to be needed for years to come

01:36:58.600 as the mainstream media warns virus will circulate for decades right so i think i tweeted something out

01:37:03.880 about this too uh where they're talking about how this will never it will never go away it will never

01:37:09.800 go away it's going to be new versions of the uh mrna vaccine it isn't really a vaccine uh obviously we'll

01:37:18.920 we'll talk about that in a moment too um but yeah so this is what they're predicting now and of

01:37:23.960 course again why do you how can you accurately predict things well it's because you're you're

01:37:29.160 you're inventing the future or you're creating it you're making it basically right um so we're

01:37:36.760 going to look at uh let me see did we pull this up here yeah let's take a look at this first it didn't

01:37:42.280 pull up properly let me pull this up here it's a bit shoot uh video a link a short uh one i had it

01:37:47.400 sent to me and i've seen various of the videos that this it's kind of a cut version that cut

01:37:52.200 together uh regarding the covet vaccine and so it's it's not it's not a vaccine you can't

01:37:59.240 you can't legally call it i think vaccine i know they do it and stuff but it's or i should say

01:38:05.080 according to the legal definition of what a vaccine is the mrna vaccine is not a vaccine in

01:38:11.560 the traditional sense because it doesn't contain uh dead or mutated or live viruses uh which is one

01:38:18.040 of the criteria it's more of a think of it as a medical some people said device or even a medical

01:38:25.000 technology right because it as it enters into your uh nucleus in your cell it's using the different

01:38:31.800 parts um it's using the different parts and pulling it all together right or or creating it out of

01:38:38.760 out of your building blocks in your cell and creating the virus and then the hope is that

01:38:43.640 well and then you'll develop antibodies for that what but but it does it does genetically

01:38:49.480 engineer you right that's what it does but you can't call it a vaccine they're calling it a vaccine

01:38:54.440 because they're it meant to click kind of like in people's brain it's like a psyop that's why they're

01:38:59.640 calling it that make it oh it's a vaccine it's like a you know this has kind of been established within

01:39:04.280 orthodox medicine and stuff like that that this is a technique that you use if you use out of the

01:39:08.360 out of the blue said that uh you have this they've admitted that it's a new way but if you call it

01:39:15.320 something we have a medical device that's going to be injected in you can you imagine like you know

01:39:20.200 the reaction to that it's a new medical treatment it's kind of a technology and what it does it it

01:39:25.800 just takes your building blocks and forms and formulates the virus uh and then it just goes and

01:39:31.000 goes and never stops right um let me take a couple of these here and then we'll look at this video it's

01:39:36.760 it's a good one uh lone star texan for three says uh who the hell would trust a college dropout who

01:39:42.760 stole someone else's code to get rich for health advice better yet a vaccine fuck off billy boy

01:39:48.520 yeah i mean it's um it is kind of funny that he's like uh he's he stole a lot it's kind of like

01:39:53.880 zuckerberg in that same way right if zuckerberg got into i mean now he's become like an arbiter of

01:39:58.200 truth and stuff like that with facebook and dictating what's true and what not and what reality is

01:40:02.440 and stuff like that uh but yeah literally like a coder guy has put himself in this position it's

01:40:07.960 very it's very creepy i think someone made a kind of a fun video uh he's kind of a big youtuber he's

01:40:13.480 done some criticism critical thing of the vaccine and the covet you know lockdowns and stuff i forget

01:40:18.440 what his name is long long hair red red-headed guy long hair um he was like oh your baby's sick

01:40:24.040 quick take him to a computer programmer uh he'll figure it out right uh but yeah it's amazing that

01:40:29.240 he's gotten that far gates uh the right connections and the right uh kind of uh

01:40:35.080 but boy really the globalists i i would assume uh and of course being very wealthy that helps as well

01:40:40.040 and of course he's going to make a whole lot of money on this he's going to gain more control than

01:40:43.000 ever and it is going to be richer and become wealthier than anybody if this follows through on

01:40:47.800 it right um a white a white for five says on entropy stream dot live for slash red ice tv

01:40:55.480 uh i haven't i haven't been into the grocery store for a while but went in today and most people

01:41:01.320 seemed very docile and removed from one and removed from one another i think the masks are working yeah

01:41:07.800 but keep in mind too i mean you you've you choke them out you you uh deprive them of oxygen which will

01:41:15.720 get you sicker and then when you get sicker and your immune system is compromised it gets even worse

01:41:19.640 when you're re-exposed especially to these new mutations of the viruses that are showing up right now

01:41:23.960 and it doesn't matter if it was you know made in a lab or if it's all natural i think it's made in

01:41:29.080 a lab it was made in a lab we showed this in the weekend warrior show that we did sunday uh with

01:41:33.560 fauci's 3.7 million the research that was done in wuhan at the one institute of virology uh they poured

01:41:39.560 in money into this it was done through a uh a go-between company called uh echo medical alliance i believe

01:41:47.960 uh something like that echo health alliance echo health alliance was the name out of new york

01:41:53.560 who became the middleman fauci paid them money and then they paid the one institute of virology money

01:41:58.040 to do uh research on ferrets because it's a very similar uh respiratory system that ferrets and humans

01:42:03.560 have right uh and so there's all these things that are going to happen when you re-exposed to the

01:42:10.600 virus or a mutated version of the virus if you have been given the mrna device or if you prefer

01:42:16.600 than the covet vaccine again technically it's not that let's look at this video guys see what you

01:42:21.400 think of this this is kind of a cut uh cut from a few different things uh but some important points

01:42:26.040 are reiterated here okay let me see i'm not having audio for some reason did i pull that down

01:42:37.640 oh wait let me reload is it the uh yeah there we go okay i see so many wrong things with this vaccine

01:42:46.440 and i see that we are not talking about it in the major media and i see that i feel that these

01:42:54.440 companies are outright lying to us when they say they cannot affect our dna because by all definitions

01:43:01.560 that they are using this can affect our dna i looked at the pros and cons and it frightens me

01:43:09.880 and i want you to know about this you need to be very well informed because this new vaccine is not

01:43:15.240 like your normal flu vaccine this is something very different this is something brand new this is

01:43:20.840 something completely experimental on the human race and it's not just about being a different vaccine

01:43:26.600 there are technologies that are being introduced with this vaccine that can change the way we live

01:43:32.840 who we are and what we are and very quickly it's ignorance to use the pcr test the creator of the

01:43:40.440 pcr test himself said that that test should never be used to test for any illness so if you're too

01:43:46.440 fucking stupid to understand this and you're running out and getting a test you're an absolute moron if

01:43:52.040 you're like well the cases are on the rise because retards are running out and getting tests when in the

01:43:58.120 history of the fucking world has anyone run out and got a test when they have no symptoms

01:44:05.000 what i'm seeing is when you take human beings and you say go into your house

01:44:09.320 clean all your counters why sell them down you're going to kill 99 of viruses and bacteria

01:44:14.200 wear a mask don't go outside what does it do to our immune system our immune system is used to touching

01:44:19.640 we share bacteria staphylococcal streptococcal bacteria viruses we develop an immune response

01:44:26.280 daily to this stuff when you take that away from me my immune system drops as i shelter in place my

01:44:33.240 immune system drops you keep me there for months it drops more and now i'm at home hand washing

01:44:38.360 vigorously washing the counters worried about things that are indeed what i need to survive let's follow

01:44:45.320 the science this is immunology folks this is microbiology this is what we've combined together

01:44:51.160 we have 40 years of experience in this this is common sense immunology and what we have to do

01:45:01.960 is to confront the lies because the lies are being presented as the truth

01:45:09.400 and when the lies becomes the truth there's no moving backwards the tendency is towards a police state

01:45:21.400 with a so-called vaccine which would act which would serve also as a digital passport

01:45:29.560 there are many different dimensions of this crisis but let's organize and let's confront

01:45:35.960 the fraudulent politicians and financiers who are behind this project all of this due to a virus

01:45:46.920 with a 99 plus percent survival rate for most who get it why is understanding this test so important

01:45:55.000 because it is the driving factor of the fear campaign that is being driven by the media the corrupt media

01:46:00.920 and then used by the government as a justification to impose restrictions on our lives the measurement

01:46:07.160 for it is not is not exact at all it's not it's not as good as our measurement for things like apples

01:46:14.760 an apple is an apple you know you can get something that's kind of like if you got enough things that

01:46:19.160 look kind of like an apple and you stick them all together you might think of it as an apple but an hfv is

01:46:23.880 like that those tests are all based on things that are invisible and they are the results are inferred in a

01:46:29.960 sense pcr is separate from that it's just a process that's used to make a whole lot of something out

01:46:34.680 of something okay so no one's gotten the vaccine yeah two nurses volunteered and then we're running under

01:46:40.600 the science thing okay the nation rise because world has anyone run out and got a test when they have

01:46:47.720 no symptoms people say it's not even a vaccination it's uh it's a genetic experiment what do you think

01:46:54.040 yeah so it isn't doesn't really meet the criteria but i suppose there are three waves of adverse events

01:46:59.720 right there's the adverse events which is more or less like anaphylaxis in the first week then these

01:47:05.320 vaccines shouldn't be given in a second dose you know so i know they're planning a lot of them for

01:47:10.280 two vaccinations but the real adverse events will happen whatever the mrna is in the vaccine that when

01:47:17.960 uh the person comes across that it could be in february march 2021 or in a year later

01:47:26.360 that would be when in the animal studies maybe 20 percent 50 percent or all of the animals died

01:47:32.680 so i'm also saying that people over 80 who get these between the combination of the first adverse events

01:47:39.320 which is about 2.5 percent in some vaccines one in 40 people have adverse events where they are not able

01:47:47.320 to function or work or live life normally for the second uh vaccination it could be one in ten but for

01:47:55.000 the over 80 year olds or 75 year olds i would think that about 80 percent of them will have life limiting

01:48:02.040 adverse events or die when they come across the mrna again and for others it's hard to know it could be

01:48:10.440 half of the people will be severely and what it does is this gene therapy or medical device is actually

01:48:16.520 setting up an autoimmune disease chronically that's what it's setting up so it's a bit like injecting

01:48:24.600 people peanuts or you know but they don't know what it is and then you come across something and then

01:48:30.200 you go into your adverse events and the adverse events is you start this it's anaphylaxis first the

01:48:36.520 first wave anaphylaxis allergic reaction the second wave but the third reaction when you come across

01:48:43.240 whatever the mrna is against you have stimulated your immune system to have a low-grade autoimmune

01:48:49.400 disease not immunity to yourself because the mrna is expressing a viral protein you make yourself a

01:48:56.920 genetically modified organism yep so the immune system is meant to push the viruses out or the bacteria

01:49:03.800 but you're actually see it in your body in your cells the autoimmune disease is attacking yourself low

01:49:09.720 grade when you come across the virus with say february march that stimulates the immune system to get

01:49:16.040 rid of the virus but then it suddenly sees that you have viral proteins in your cells and in your organs

01:49:23.240 your immune system attacks your own organs you then after about a week of that go into organ failure

01:49:31.080 this is why there all have been kidney failure was one of the tests that were made on ferrets

01:49:36.600 uh the few existing mrna tests that they did do right it's been much quicker of course than a normal vaccine

01:49:44.680 the development of this too uh but uh yeah they had a kidney failure failure various kind of uh organ failure

01:49:51.960 they did it testing on ferrets and stuff like that and as far as i understand too is when you're re-exposed to

01:49:57.480 the virus that's when the real problems begin right because you're like you've mutated

01:50:02.360 uh you have mutated viruses you have new strains of it and stuff like that you've taken the vaccine

01:50:07.800 uh some people seem to die after the second dose of the vaccine that seems to be the most common

01:50:12.520 and then of course if you're reintroduced to the vaccine your immune system is going to be weakened

01:50:16.520 already and you're going to be consumed by by the by the uh by the virus and someone said uh was in chat

01:50:22.280 forget who said uh does henrik believe uh that coronavirus is fake or something was the question

01:50:28.520 uh no i don't i actually think that they uh took something that was natural and mutated it

01:50:34.040 in a lab that's the research that fauci did and then possibly intentionally they let it out

01:50:39.560 or it was a mistake in wuhan shana either way they they decided to jump on it as an opportunity

01:50:44.920 and it was mutated in the sense that not that he will it was mutated to to kill as many people as

01:50:49.320 possible i don't think that was a goal of it i think that the the goal of it was to get people as

01:50:54.120 as get there was as virulent as possible and apparently these are some of the traits of the

01:50:59.560 mutations uh that were that was made on the on the coronavirus right so that everybody would get it

01:51:08.040 and this is not even talking about the faulty pcr test i think that the test is faulty uh the way

01:51:13.240 they're testing like even if you get uh you know there's so many false positives and stuff that's in

01:51:17.720 addition to it i think they wanted a scenario if they intentionally release it they they intentionally

01:51:22.680 wanted a situation where as many people as possible globally could be tested and and and

01:51:30.040 you know for the virus so that they could use that as an excuse for for lockdowns and take control

01:51:36.120 essentially it's a it's a it's a it's a globalist weapon that's what i think that it is and it wasn't

01:51:41.400 designed to kill as many people as possible and maybe one day they will do that maybe one day this

01:51:45.240 will be about releasing something that actually kills you uh at this point it hasn't been that bad it

01:51:50.440 has been a for many i think a more intense flu i think you can get the vaccine get the virus it

01:51:57.480 seems like i know some people don't think that it's real or anything like that i i think there's

01:52:01.960 something right but the pcrs tests are so unreliable anyway so even if you didn't actually have it you

01:52:06.520 could still test positive and stuff like that where the amount might might be so small your viral load

01:52:12.040 as they call it is so small that it's insignificant you never feel anything but you still tested positive

01:52:16.280 and you can have this intense uh fear mongering in the media as the incentive of why we need to

01:52:22.200 take everything over we need to lock down we need to have this new technology come into place we need

01:52:25.880 to have this vaccine this gave them the reason to give the this this mrna technology that they're now

01:52:32.440 injecting into people right uh it's a perfect kind of um perfect way that they lay this out basically

01:52:39.000 right um so no i think that i think they're working with something real but it's not as all as

01:52:43.880 uh deadly as they claim and this is even from their own numbers uh they just wanted something

01:52:48.680 that was so virulent that everybody could seemingly get it right um so and that's beyond the faulty

01:52:54.440 tests and all that kind of stuff uh but yeah no i think there's something to that um the uh let me do

01:52:59.960 some of these then real quick uh we can end that clip right there but as a few examples right uh nine

01:53:05.560 care home residents in spain ended up dying because the sun spins this too this is very interesting

01:53:11.640 right they were given the pfizer vaccine they died uh after 10 days later but sun says oh it was

01:53:19.320 because uh there was a mass covid outbreak uh that happened six days later uh at this care home and

01:53:27.320 that's the reason why they died not because the vaccine although there's many people that have died

01:53:31.240 from the vaccine so they're spinning it in this way right but spain has had a lot of issues with this

01:53:35.000 uh doctor who received pfizer vaccine died from bleeding in his brain uh you know organ failure

01:53:41.160 has been common and stuff like that greg gregory michael md an obstetrician obstetrician um

01:53:50.120 had his office in mount sinai medical center in miami beach died the day before yesterday due to

01:53:54.280 a strong reaction to the covet vaccine he was very healthy 56 year old loved by everyone in the community

01:53:59.720 blah blah blah um there's many of these cases right and then of course if you do criticize it

01:54:07.560 if you have any suspicions about it if you ask questions about it even just basic tier like okay

01:54:13.720 well wait a minute we've seen some people die here uh what's that about and is it a greater risk taking

01:54:20.280 the vaccine than it is uh you know avoiding it basically does the does the risk outfit way the the

01:54:27.320 the benefits etc these you can't even ask these kinds of questions anymore facebook says that it's

01:54:31.560 plans to remove posts with false vaccine claims i thought they did this already though this article

01:54:36.840 after article like this that comes out this from uh two days ago from the new york times uh i thought

01:54:42.280 facebook already removed like everything but i i guess it wasn't wasn't nearly enough they need to

01:54:46.760 remove everything now um black philip for three over on entropy stream dot live for size red ice tv says

01:54:52.280 henrik have you seen the world health organization now said covid never originated in china

01:54:57.800 and they now say it came from australian beef it's a way for china to avoid world blame and help the

01:55:04.600 globalists insane i'd not heard that it was from australian beef i have not heard that i'm gonna look

01:55:10.520 that up i have heard uh obviously that they try to you know china did the right thing and it was not

01:55:15.400 it's not their fault and all that kind of stuff right um let me just see if i can find anything on that

01:55:20.600 world health organization team finds australian beef may have started covet 19 virus not uh

01:55:31.160 not wuhan wet market here we go all right so you can fight you gotta find an anglo nation to blame i

01:55:36.520 guess in some way right all right thanks for that tip um yeah finds australian beef may have started

01:55:43.800 interesting it's been well over a year since the coronavirus broke out and was first reported in

01:55:49.080 china's wuhan province since then many countries including the us have accused china of not coming

01:55:53.080 clean on the origins of the virus which has claimed 2.34 million lives uh which is like i think that's

01:56:00.040 those numbers are greatly exaggerated as they've taken away from other normal deaths that people die of

01:56:05.560 every every every year right every season there's a lot of people dying uh but now they're measuring

01:56:10.760 this like it's just because of covet or the coronavirus now team of 14 scientists belonging

01:56:15.240 to the world health organization well that will be completely objective then there won't be any

01:56:19.720 kind of agenda behind that is investigating several accusations including that the virus might have

01:56:27.080 leaked from a lab in wuhan and they have concluded their probe according to a report in daily mail

01:56:32.840 the world health organization investigators have backed the ruling communist party's claims that cold

01:56:38.200 chain products such as australian beef may have been the cause of the initial outbreak peter m emberek

01:56:45.320 the leader of the who team also said that studies should be carried out to find the virus uh find if the

01:56:51.640 virus is imported into the country adding that it was extremely unlikely that the virus leaked from a lab

01:56:56.360 okay sure they even went on to declare that no further study should be undertaken in there in the theory

01:57:03.240 into the theory into the theory okay in october china claimed that the uh sars cove 2 broke out in the

01:57:08.040 various parts of the world in 2019 but it was only wanted to have reported and acted first but was

01:57:13.880 the only one to have reported and acted first uh the country also rubbished the widely held view that

01:57:19.720 the deadly contagion originated in wuhan before turning out to be a pandemic holy i'm not surprised

01:57:27.000 at all by this thank you for the heads up on that philip black philip i appreciate that

01:57:30.440 crazy shit yeah i'm sure that the eventually will come back to some western nation and it's their

01:57:35.880 fault you know this that's basically what this is right uh but yeah they'll back the communist party

01:57:40.600 they will back uh the world saviors right the new the new systems of globalism that's being built uh

01:57:46.360 multilateralism as as is the new world word for for globalism that they use uh and china will be at the

01:57:52.120 tip of the spear there together with a lot of other nations too uh obviously um james fitzgerald

01:57:58.760 for three says to add uh to black philip's comment one more reason to eat bugs instead of beef well

01:58:03.240 exactly there you go exactly you get a bread good point uh james it's dangerous to eat uh eat these

01:58:09.960 meat products they're full of uh full of viruses and and bad things and so we should have cricket milk

01:58:16.280 and uh and uh worm burgers uh and uh uh what was it the molecularly developed uh egg just egg remember

01:58:26.200 we covered that in one of the weekend shows uh you guys are members saw this uh saw that at least

01:58:31.000 just egg it's a company called just i think or something uh they're developing these new products

01:58:35.880 it's synthetic food basically that's what's coming it's nothing it's real with it it's just like

01:58:41.160 molecularly pieced together and they're trying to find uh perfect like synthetic

01:58:46.200 copies of the real thing uh to make you feel that you're like you know you can have scrambled egg

01:58:50.440 but but it's all these uh you know synthetic proteins that they've developed and vegetable

01:58:54.680 compounds that they put together and stuff like that uh vegan vegan egg you so you can you should

01:59:00.120 have the the the thing and you should your body or you your tastes your sensations your experience

01:59:07.080 should be like you're having the real thing but it should not be the real thing synthetic life

01:59:12.840 folks that's where the next uh that's where the next uh revolution and the breakthrough is from

01:59:17.960 genetic engineering neurobiology and synthetic life synthetic life forms uh craig s venter i've

01:59:26.520 talked about some of these guys in the past uh they are at the forefront of this kind of stuff for

01:59:30.600 developing new types of life uh in a lab that do different functions it's it's freaky as hell it's it's

01:59:36.440 scary uh anyway i saw this i was um on a swedish paper looking around a little bit and the

01:59:41.800 headline here for those of you can't read it says uh the european council uh stands firm in its

01:59:48.200 resolution it was a resolution 2361 this is some good news in opposition to the vaccine uh vaccine

01:59:54.680 stuff here the vaccination the manager vaccination stuff like that uh they said the vaccination at least

01:59:59.880 in the eu cannot be forced and that someone who is unvaccinated they're not allowed to be

02:00:06.680 discriminated against in other words you can't say that you can't have access to this and that

02:00:10.280 now there still could be a way around this uh in regards to like how they uh how they leave this

02:00:17.080 up to the private sector to like enforce this and say well if you want to enter our store if you want

02:00:21.720 to fly our airline you have to have these kinds of things or whatever here's the uh parliament assembly

02:00:27.800 press release i guess with the document on resolution 2361 they it was headed under uh

02:00:32.840 covet 19 vaccines ethical legal and practical considerations and in there the council basically said that

02:00:39.480 uh uh you know we you we you're not going to be able to force this on people which is a very good

02:00:44.760 thing at least for for europe where as far as europe is concerned uh resolution two three six one in

02:00:52.040 the year 2021 orders governments to ensure that citizens are informed that the vaccination is not

02:00:57.080 mandatory and that no one is politically socially or otherwise pressured to get themselves vaccinated if

02:01:02.680 they do not wish to do so themselves the council of europe which is the european union's leading

02:01:08.600 human rights organization and the governing body of the european court of human rights also instructed

02:01:13.160 member states to ensure that no one is discriminated against for not having been vaccinated due to

02:01:18.440 possible health risks or not wanting to be vaccinated so that's a good sign i hope they can stay true to

02:01:26.440 that and that they follow up on that and here's another story too i found out of the sweden you

02:01:30.840 know we we monitored sweden early on in the process because it uh it was a country that didn't follow

02:01:37.160 the lockdown uh you know protocol and stuff like that and i argued at the time there was that was for the

02:01:41.640 right reasons or it turned out to be sorry it was turned out to be the right decision but for the wrong

02:01:46.600 reason it was basically due to ineptitude that they couldn't they just didn't have time to enforce

02:01:50.360 anything and they're like well we're a we're open society you can't just close the borders and

02:01:54.840 shit like that that was the reasons why they did it right but now it turns out they've completely

02:01:59.240 flipped on everything it's all these weird things are happening you can't fly into the country unless

02:02:03.240 of course you're a migrant the borders are open for migrants asylum seekers and refugees if you however

02:02:09.320 are a guest worker from either norway or denmark you have to be tested once a week to be able to enter

02:02:15.960 into into sweden so it's one rule for them and uh non-existent for for the other but as the

02:02:23.800 headline here says in swedish uh now the vaccination pass becomes reality in sweden

02:02:29.880 um so they're going to uh work on the on the on the um on the covet vaccine pass right a lot of

02:02:37.000 countries are doing that now uh not only sweden of course but i thought that this is an interesting

02:02:42.680 piece considering how mellow they were in the beginning initial stages and now how they just

02:02:46.840 completely flipped and going in the complete opposite direction uh which is kind of a sad development

02:02:50.840 frankly uh all right a couple more here guys and then we're gonna start wrapping up for today

02:02:55.320 appreciate your time thank you to everyone tuning in thank you everyone joining us and

02:02:58.280 singing a super chat over on entropy stream as well uh we did put in a little uh uh request i

02:03:05.080 guess to get our channel reviewed by d live i know there's some people that have uh clung on and

02:03:09.640 save their lemons and stuff like that uh for those of you who want to donate i'm not sure if that will

02:03:13.480 open up or not maybe maybe not maybe i don't know i really don't know um but uh d live has uh

02:03:21.880 i don't d live has stabbed a lot of their creators in the back i think i think they did a really bad

02:03:25.960 move uh by doing what they did including just roping people up into this that had nothing to do

02:03:30.920 uh with uh with the coverage on on january 6th and stuff like that but you know pressure is pressure

02:03:36.360 and they followed suit uh one of the last stories here i don't know like what i have two more things

02:03:41.160 i want to show after that but italy the government there has been kind of collapse worthy right it's

02:03:45.960 been uh i think they've had something like what was it 53 governments in the last 63 years or

02:03:55.400 i forget the exact number something like that it's just it's a very different process and they regularly

02:04:01.000 have new reelections and stuff like that but of course salvini uh matteo salvini was a big force

02:04:05.560 of course in europe in well in europe too actually in this in the extension but in italy trying to

02:04:11.000 close the borders it was the interior minister for a while and then all these uh bogus lawsuits came

02:04:16.920 up and they try to sue him like on humanitarian grounds that he did he was charged with human

02:04:21.240 trafficking for not allowing people to enter onto uh uh italian soil uh those who were coming from the

02:04:26.760 mediterranean uh refugees uh all kinds of weird but now salvini is uh claims that he wants to be

02:04:34.760 part of draghi draghi's government and draghi of course is the former eu head of the ecb the european

02:04:40.520 uh uh central bank it's a banker so it was a financial guy who ends up at the top around

02:04:46.120 running countries now right i'm not much hope in draghi whatsoever big big enemy he's ex-goldman

02:04:51.240 sacks too by the way but i've saw some articles that kind of salvin is shifting away from the from

02:04:56.600 from the far-right camp and he's not you know you kind of got the impression oh he's cocking kind of

02:05:01.000 thing he's not standing firm on some of the decisions he had now as far as i understand the

02:05:05.160 situation he has said publicly that he's willing to basically play ball with some of the people in

02:05:14.200 government to to to be able to be a part of government one of his statements i read the

02:05:19.480 other day was basically it's better to be on the inside and be part of the decision-making process

02:05:23.880 than to be on the outside and lose your ability to influence what you can on the inside kind of thing

02:05:28.760 uh now exactly how they what that means if they put restrictions on him or he can't have certain

02:05:36.360 views or something you know uh that i don't know the specifics of i guess we can read a little bit

02:05:40.440 from this here um in february 2017 populist firebrand matteo salvini accused the then european central

02:05:47.080 bank chief mario draghi they call him they call him super mario by the way super mario is going to

02:05:52.600 save italy right um the then central bank chief mario draghi of being an accomplice in what he

02:06:00.440 termed the economic massacre of italy and that's absolutely true fast forward four years and salvini

02:06:04.520 has unexpectedly pledged the support of his league party for a government that draghi is trying to put

02:06:09.080 together to tackle the twin scourge of the coronavirus pandemic and the economic crisis ravaging the

02:06:13.960 country for a man who once campaigned for italy to quit the european single currency salvini's endorsement

02:06:20.360 of draghi marks a potential sea change for the league shutting it out of the far right

02:06:25.880 euro skeptic camp and into the moderate center right so again i don't think that that's true

02:06:32.600 i think they've they are put putting that spin on it so that salvini will lose the kind of popular

02:06:38.840 support that he has i could be wrong and i'm not saying he's the optimal like oh yeah he'll he'll save

02:06:44.920 italy he'll save you i'm not trying to say that either uh but he's been good on a lot of a lot of

02:06:48.680 issues right over the years and again i i have the door open to the possibility that he was somehow

02:06:55.080 uh you know blackmailed or taking a plea bargain or something or i i don't know after these you know

02:07:00.920 it was sued they tried to put him in jail for i forget how many years crazy right did he just

02:07:06.040 agree to something and then they drop charges i don't know i haven't followed up on all of it right

02:07:10.760 league politicians say it's a calculated move aimed at improving salvinia's image thereby enhancing

02:07:15.880 his prospects of one day becoming the prime minister while boasting the appeal of their group

02:07:19.640 whose poll ratings have been in the decline we want to become like the republican party in the united

02:07:24.360 states an inclusive party that recon reconciles all the positions of the italian center right

02:07:29.480 no one no one excluded giulio santaremo said uh a league parliamentarian he told reuters that

02:07:38.360 interesting i want to become like the like the rhinos interesting again i i think it could be a

02:07:43.960 tactical move if anything then but uh anyway um sergey uh president sergio mattarelli or mattarela

02:07:52.440 gave draghi a mandate to form a government last week after the previous coalition collapsed urging

02:07:56.920 him to seek cross-party backing uh for his administration i do believe that they need the league

02:08:03.080 in order to form this government and that's obviously why they do it and again as as i understand

02:08:06.840 what salvini said was like well it's basically better to be part of it than not and be on the outside

02:08:11.400 and kind of thing and i agree with that in a way uh in a way politics is it's a game right you got

02:08:15.640 to play the game compromise you give a little bit you take a little bit it's as as much as i wish some

02:08:21.240 of these guys would just like stand you know super firm and super hard and just do this know this one

02:08:25.080 way and that's and it's just that's kind of just not it right it's just you can't you can't get that

02:08:30.120 far uh potentially but uh yeah we'll continue to cover that a little bit and see what happened with uh

02:08:36.360 with uh matteo salvini uh because that could be interesting all right i want to end with a couple

02:08:42.280 of things here this was kind of funny i think this came out of one of the uh one of the hearings here

02:08:46.920 or the impeachment trials if i remember correctly uh i guess someone accused um one of the senators

02:08:53.000 from kentucky of calling sanders a uh what is an an ignorant slot i think or something like that

02:08:58.920 let's take a look at this i want the record to reflect that i did not call senator sanders an ignorant

02:09:04.120 slut all right i don't know how i should take that senator kennedy but uh senator kane senator

02:09:13.320 kane okay i thought it was senator kennedy all right so there you go set the record say he did not call

02:09:18.680 uh bernie sanders an ignorant sluts that that's uh that's good so we have that for the record right

02:09:22.600 uh what when we end with this it was kind of funny uh man interviewed about dead dead body in creek

02:09:28.760 arrested for murder hours later uh you know the screenshot eventually when you looked at this

02:09:33.880 you're like who who in the world could have guessed that this is the guy who did it i saw it because

02:09:39.080 it looked like it was the what is that comedian called ryan long uh you don't see it here because

02:09:44.840 it doesn't show me the thumbnail when i've gone into the video it just showed me the first frame of

02:09:48.680 the video uh but the thumbnail kind of like is that is that ryan the comedian ryan long so i thought it

02:09:54.280 was a joke except plate and it's like no it's actually the real thing real deal uh but when

02:09:58.120 you listen to the interview it's like how in the world would anybody suspect that this guy

02:10:01.720 had just killed somebody in the woods incredible there we go he told the reporter he was surprised

02:10:08.200 a dead body was found in the creek across from his home i'm like what what the hell is going on

02:10:14.040 i had no clue but police claim matthew haverly did it go black for you guys too all black

02:10:19.960 sorry about that he told the reporter okay let's try again a dead body was found in the creek across

02:10:25.480 from his home i'm like what what the hell is going on i had no clue but police claim matthew

02:10:31.640 haverly knew exactly what was going on authorities say the body was his mother's 60 year old patricia

02:10:38.520 haverly now he is charged with murder and abusing a corpse in the interview he came up with every

02:10:45.560 hypothesis in the book i think it was kind of a hit and something happened somewhat bad and this is

02:10:55.960 like a rural area so they just wanted to plant the body somewhere that that hairline is definitely

02:11:03.880 criminal though it would be like a place where people from the city would want to put

02:11:09.880 a body because most likely they wouldn't be found he even addressed how his mother would feel i'm

02:11:17.240 guessing like my mother she would be concerned um and probably a lot of the other neighbors would be

02:11:23.640 concerned neighbors are shocked it's heartbreaking becomes he comes across concerned that's kind of

02:11:29.800 weird that's kind of weird you got people like that running around an autopsy shows his mother died from

02:11:35.320 head trauma haberly is being held without bail and has not yet entered a plea for inside edition

02:11:42.040 all right fantastic stuff hope you enjoy that check and see the the headline uh the thumbnail

02:11:50.040 because the hairline and the thumbnail is just like it's amazing extraordinary all right um

02:11:57.080 who to thunk it all right boys and girls uh we're gonna wrap up there thank you so much guys for

02:12:01.320 joining us today appreciate it uh over on entropy steam stream entropy stream dot com

02:12:07.400 sorry entropy stream dot live rather entropy stream dot live for red eyes tv we have a couple more and

02:12:12.920 we'll do those right before we wrap up here uh zygot bear for five thank you sir he says thanks as

02:12:17.880 always thank you sir appreciate the support very kind of you uh blunderbuss for 10 did twitter do

02:12:22.840 president brumf blumf i guess it is president blumf a favor by deleting his account instead of letting him

02:12:30.200 fade into irrelevance uh yeah maybe i i think to a certain extent due to the pressure that they're

02:12:41.160 putting uh on the trump movement the mega movement any psychologist know that you know you you need

02:12:49.400 outside pressure for the group to remain solid and supporting of each other instead of turning on itself

02:12:54.680 right so you have this now internal threat kind of um of course the internal side if america had an

02:13:00.760 external enemy this pressure internally would have not been so hard so you can kind of in a way you can

02:13:05.080 kind of do groups that you want to see gone uh you can do them a disservice by removing an external

02:13:11.320 pressure and threat because then they begin to turn on each other and that's definitely not going to happen

02:13:15.640 now for the mega movement or for trump supporters and like that because the pressure is so intense that

02:13:20.440 these people would i think will be even more con convinced convicted in their in their uh in their

02:13:26.360 belief in how they view this in how they're being targeted and this witch hunt and stuff like that both

02:13:31.240 for trump but also for the just people in general who are who are you know maggot the mega crowd basically

02:13:37.240 so uh if they wanted to trump to go away they could have just let it be and and maybe it would just

02:13:43.400 have kind of petered out or something but now i think that they will be remain remain very very strong

02:13:49.480 uh blunderbuss because of the fact that they're doing it's such obvious you know like censorship

02:13:54.280 pressure demonization lies obfuscation they're targeting people they're taking out of context

02:13:59.800 they're building profiles on people they're hunting people down witch hunts and so uh i think it will just

02:14:06.120 go stronger probably because of that part could be that they want that the part could be that they

02:14:10.600 also want to have a large faction of america uh many people that feel that they have nothing left to lose

02:14:17.880 you know with individuals that's when they become dangerous uh unfortunately and i think they know

02:14:23.320 that and i think that they're intentionally creating that scenario that if you have people

02:14:27.000 that have you know lost everything and they feel they have no other recourse they can't even be heard

02:14:31.400 that's when people are most prone to do extremist things and turn to violence and these kinds of

02:14:35.080 things and in a way i think that they want that because then they can use that further in that

02:14:39.160 feedback loop and say well see these people are really dangerous they are terrorists they're doing

02:14:43.560 these things if it's not a gay op if they're not setting people up or if it's a sting operation

02:14:47.880 they're trying to entice people in to do it pick up the gun you know do it do it and then we can

02:14:52.920 charge you that's what i think is going on frankly uh otherwise they would just stop like they would

02:14:56.680 have scaled but i know they can't also they have do have trump derangement syndrome so they can't back

02:15:00.680 off they can't leave it alone they'll talk for trump they'll talk about trump for 40 years

02:15:06.280 uh if things continue in this way it will basically be a maga flag will be like a national socialist flag

02:15:12.280 that's what they will be if they continue their mythologization of this kind of shit right

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02:16:17.000 i bet you it won't happen i don't know uh so eventually we're trying to get people off of there

02:16:20.680 i know a lot of people are watching through d live still and that's why i'm showing this at the

02:16:24.440 end here too uh so you guys know on some of the other places where you can go also float.app4

02:16:29.880 slash redice tv i think you can watch over there there they have some i think some crypto options

02:16:33.560 got to be better looking at that uh but there are some other platforms odyssey is uh um i said

02:16:40.440 peddling they're uh uh developing trying to develop i guess that's you could say pet they pedal in

02:16:45.400 live streaming they're trying to get it up and running uh odyssey uh you can watch our archive

02:16:50.120 shows there of course as you see over on the uh right hand side where to watch our archive shows

02:16:54.600 redice.tv obviously redicemembers.com for members uh bit shoot our bit shoot channel it's

02:16:59.320 bit shoot.com for size redice tv shout out to the spergs over there uh odyssey.com slash at

02:17:04.360 redice tv hopefully they get live streaming up and running they have the lb or lb or y token as well

02:17:10.200 which i hope maybe they can bring in that into some kind of super chat thing that would be great

02:17:15.240 vk.com for size redice tv i noticed that some of the uh videos i had that open here the other day

02:17:20.600 have been blocked in i've been blocked this is blocked in your country which of course is

02:17:26.440 us let me see if i can find that real quick and i'm just like is this the future of v again i i never

02:17:33.160 saw vk as a long-term option uh let me just see if i can show that real quick but it was it was

02:17:37.960 discouraging it was not that was not good to see um see here if i can click into videos

02:17:49.000 all right let's just not show that that's interesting okay there was actually the uh

02:17:52.200 no it's gone all together okay yeah we're the we're back episode right the use stream was the

02:17:58.920 last one and then we did a we're back uh stream that's even if you're not logged in on vk and go

02:18:03.640 to redice.tv uh and click into videos it's not even there so it showed it was been disabled like you

02:18:09.560 can't access this in your country uh something like that so uh i don't know what that's about i

02:18:14.920 don't know why vk is removing things but i've seen it on the back end and the admin page

02:18:19.000 uh on vk basically it's like oh this video was blocked in your country i'm just like what for

02:18:23.240 what what uh so no long-term uh hope with uh with the vks where we're putting our faith on the

02:18:28.840 bit shoots the odysseys the libraries um i don't know we'll just have to see rumble another

02:18:34.200 source rumble.com slash red ice tv but i've noticed the quality is a bit less there maybe

02:18:38.280 that's because of the length of the videos and i've been trying like crazy to get our stuff up onto

02:18:42.840 tv.gab forward slash channel forward slash uh red ice tv i just cannot get the shows uploaded

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02:18:55.720 long you want it you have to just compress it below two gigabytes which i've done and i know they're

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02:19:03.960 source they're they're proving to persevere they've been able to do things which parlor has not done

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Red Ice TV - February 11, 2021

No-Go Zone： Targeting 74 Million People & Covid Vaccine Trouble

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