In this episode of the Awakened Wonder Podcast, we look at why CNN has muted the microphones of both candidates in the Democratic primary debate. Who will be affected the most by this? Joe Biden or Donald Trump? And what will happen to Bobby Kennedy if his microphone is muted too? And who will be the most affected by the muting of the candidates' microphones when they are not talking? And why is this happening? And why does it matter who is muted the most? And how will it affect the rest of us, the viewers, the candidates, the media, and the candidates themselves? We'll find out tonight on CNN being transparent about this, and why it matters to the legacy media machine that manages and manipulates the political process. We'll also find out why the pharmaceutical industry funded the hearings into vaccines and the hearings themselves, and how big pharma got involved in the process, and what it's all going to look like at the 2020 Democratic primary debates. And we'll have a look behind the scenes at what's going on behind the podium, behind the microphones, and behind the green lights, to give you a sense of what it will look like for the candidates and their microphones. We won't be streaming the debate live, we're not CNN, we are not CNN. We're not watching it, we re watching it live. - we're watching it on YouTube, not you! and it's a watch-along experience, not a watchalong experience. and we're making a lot more than just watching it. You're going to be able to hear the birds chirping, you're gonna see the future, are you, you know? - and you can be sure of it, you'll be there, and you'll get to hear it, and it will be a whole lot more like it, too! - Phil's going to see it, right here on the air, and here's what's to come, and we'll be sharing it on the next episode of The Tonight Show, coming soon! -- and you're not gonna get a chance to watch it live on the Tonight Show with us later. -- we'll see the full of it on The Late Show with John Chance, and much more! -- Phil's got it all coming soon, so don't miss it! -- by the End of the Conversation with John Rocha - John Colleary
00:08:25.000Now you will say, well no, both candidates' mics are muted to a degree, but who is most likely to be affected by the inability to spontaneously interject?
00:08:37.000Will it be Joe Biden with his spontaneous interjections?
00:08:40.000No, Joe Biden's interjections come via big tech impediment and censorship which the Supreme Court recently adjudicated remains permissible.
00:08:51.000If you're watching us on YouTube, we're going to be with you for about 10 minutes.
00:08:54.000We're talking about Tucker in Australia and some of his remarks about the way that the pharmaceutical industry funds big media.
00:09:02.000We're going to be looking at some of those hearings and some of the revelations of the hearings that people within the FDA had doubts about the way that the process was undertaken, the lack of effective, efficient clinical trialing, and certainly transparency when it came to the impact Of the vaccines in particular when it comes to market.
00:09:27.000I'm making a lot more content for you guys.
00:09:30.000Scott Dogg, for example, an Awakened Wonder right now on Locals is saying he'll interject with shit in his pants.
00:09:35.000That is the kind of insight you're likely to get.
00:09:39.000But these debates tonight probably will be Of as little value as the debates and conversations in our country, the UK, because similarly there are interests both ulterior and transcendent that ultimately manage and manipulate the political process.
00:09:57.000But when it comes to CNN's management of this debate, the exclusion of Bobby Kennedy and the muting of candidates' mics when they're not talking, I wonder who will be more affected by that?
00:10:07.000Will it be Donald Trump that Berserker in discourse?
00:10:18.000Will it be murmuring, meandering, senile Joe?
00:10:22.000Or will it be bullet in a china shop, straight out of the gate, charged up and adrenalized, brought to you by Adderall Joe Biden?
00:10:30.000Whichever one it is, CNN has got an angle and the legacy media machine has got a way to control This debate, even while suggesting to you that it's a demonstration that everything's fine, the system's working.
00:10:43.000Keep, keep relaxing, keep trusting, keep allowing them to penetrate with their ideas, but not just ideas.
00:11:40.000Will we explain that one particular candidate will be disadvantaged considerably by the old muting-the-mic system?
00:11:47.000Will we be explaining why Bobby Kennedy's not even participating in this debate?
00:11:52.000Of course we won't, and it's all in the sweet name of transparency, folks.
00:11:56.000...a sense of what it will look like for viewers at home if a candidate whose microphone is off interrupts a candidate whose microphone is on.
00:12:03.000So I'm standing at one podium, and I'll ask... What would that be like?
00:12:06.000I can't even begin to imagine what a muted microphone might look like!
00:12:11.000...Phil to come in and take the other podium.
00:12:13.000And so let's say I'm answering a question.
00:13:38.000Corruption can be difficult to understand.
00:13:41.000CNN's production team has shared this demonstration with the campaigns earlier today, and we're sharing it with you, our viewers, so everyone fully understands how tomorrow night will work.
00:13:50.000Now, we should note, by agreeing to participate in this debate, both campaigns and candidates have also agreed to abide by these rules.
00:13:58.000The CNN Presidential Debate airs live tomorrow night at 9 p.m.
00:14:50.000Yeah, and on the subject of who will be mostly affected by microphones being muted, forget the Clinton-Trump debates or the Biden-Trump debates.
00:15:02.000Think of some of the primaries and the way that what Trump did, part of Trump's appeal of course, is that he's quick-witted and he quips and stuff and he seems like a kind of normal, albeit connected, quick person.
00:15:15.000Even if you're like, you know, You're sort of like, this is just another billionaire property magnate.
00:15:19.000Can we really, you know, I know all of those questions.
00:15:21.000Can anyone make a difference within these systems?
00:15:26.000Believe me, I've got all those questions.
00:15:27.000The important ones are, why is Bobby Kennedy not in the debate when neither of those people are actually, they're only the presumptive nominees for their party, aren't they?
00:15:36.000The regulations by which they are excluding Bobby Kennedy would also exclude Trump and Biden because they haven't had their Conventions, or what do you call it?
00:15:44.000Conferences, or your parties having, you know, they've not announced the nominee yet.
00:15:47.000So the whole thing is bloody extraordinary.
00:15:50.000And as I say, an interesting example of how the system works, just in a kind of a molecular level.
00:16:09.000Where during the last debates the subject of Hunter Biden's laptop came up and Joe Biden just plainly blithely said, listen this is a Russian piece of misinformation.
00:16:26.000We'll be showing you that later as well as some stuff from Tucker over there in Australia and some amazing propaganda from Morning Joe and Fauci.
00:17:16.000And what they're doing is like what tonight's debates about I predict are the presentation of openness, the presentation of democracy, the presentation of order, but a very carefully curated or at least managed event.
00:17:46.000This is what we're going to have as president.
00:17:50.000As the great Shane Gillis commented, it's just not fair putting these people up against Trump.
00:17:55.000Have a look at what went down in our country, where we have a similarly managed democracy, where we have a similarly compliant media.
00:18:02.000This is what passes as a sort of valve, as a moment of civilian recalcitrance, just hearing a British everyman express a little disdain that what we're being invited to consider democracy these days is two candidates that are Ultimately the same and the air assumptive is offering us change.
00:18:27.000In our country it's Keir Starmer, a centralist sort of establishment figure, a man who openly admits that he prefers Davos over Westminster.
00:18:34.000Have a look at this moment where it's sort of like they've got an English guy to sort of make it.
00:18:41.000We do have free speech because look, someone's getting away with saying this.
00:18:45.000Check it out, even though I completely agree with what this bloke's saying.
00:18:48.000Mr Sunak, I think you made a fair job of being Chancellor, but you're a pretty mediocre Prime Minister.
00:18:57.000Sir Keir, I think... Oh, I think you're a pretty mediocre Prime Minister.
00:19:03.000It's almost like our country and everything's like a little bit different.
00:19:06.000Mr Starmer, we don't much care for you either, sir.
00:19:09.000For example, it seems like you at least cooperated with the incarceration of Julian Assange without trial and were trying to facilitate his extradition and possible execution in the United States of America.
00:19:21.000Your strings are being pulled by very senior members of the Labour Party.
00:19:29.000Are you two really the best we've got to be the next Prime Minister of our great country?
00:19:44.000And, as in your country, there's a person notable by their absence in these debates.
00:19:48.000Of course, this is a head-to-head of the two main parties, but in an actual democracy, with actual freedom, you would be able to decide, wouldn't you, that, well actually, why don't we have a radical review of the deep state institutions, the ulterior powers and the transcendent powers, so we can review whether or not we want slightly more significant Change than that.
00:20:07.000Have a look in, also in my country, the politicians are gambling and betting against themselves.
00:20:14.000The corruption is so sort of pathetic and awful and even this story is presented as a kind of example of, you see, we do root out corruption.
00:20:24.000When Rishi Sunak marched out into the rain to call the election on May 22, unbeknown to him, the seeds of this scandal were planted three days earlier when his own Parliamentary Private Secretary, Craig Williams, walked into a local betting shop and placed a bet on there being a...
00:20:39.000Look at these darling people wandering into betting shops, grinning, beaming from ear to ear, voting on democracy.
00:20:46.000I suppose the biggest thing is unconsciousness and disconnection.
00:20:49.000It's like these systems have nothing to do with our individual lives, isn't it?
00:20:53.000It's like there are these planes of reality where institutional power have exchanges, whether that's Nancy Pelosi saying, Rather more glamorous high-rolling antics when it comes to investment in big tech.
00:21:05.000Of her husband, who obviously doesn't get any insider information from Nancy.
00:21:08.000Or the rather more parochial and glum gambling of British politicians.
00:21:14.000Ey up, seems like there might be an election coming up there.
00:22:12.000Here is the Supreme Court have ruled in favour of Biden, rejecting the challenge that the Biden administration, accusing him of improperly colluding with big tech companies to censor social media posts deemed misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic and other topics.
00:22:29.000In a 6-3 decision, the justices held that the plaintiffs lacked standing to bring the case.
00:22:34.000Justice Samuel Alito dissented warning in a blistering opinion that America may come to regret the majority ruling.
00:22:39.000Yes, because of course once you've made that ruling you who knows?
00:22:54.000The plaintiffs have sought an injunction to restrict the administration's ability to coerce social media companies like Facebook and X to take down certain posts, arguing the Biden administration used its vast regulatory authority to trample on the First Amendment when it requested the removal of material about COVID-19 vaccines and other topics.
00:23:09.000And we will be looking at that in a lot more depth.
00:23:12.000We'll be looking at why the media has the position it does, how state bureaucracies function, And we'll also be looking at the fact that individuals are affected by this.
00:23:22.000We forget that this is actual human beings' lives!
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00:25:15.000Given the extraordinary bombast, hyperbole and certainty that surrounded what we can now safely refer to as a propaganda campaign at the advent of Covid and as it progressed into medical measures and more serious social measures, it's interesting, isn't it, for us to understand that now five states are suing Pfizer.
00:25:37.000Good luck, because Pfizer, of course, as you know, have indemnity, as all vaccine makers do extraordinarily in America.
00:25:45.000Here's Bobby Kennedy commenting on that.
00:25:47.000Texas, Utah, Utah, I mean, it's not called Utah, Kansas, Mississippi and Louisiana are all suing Pfizer for knowing and concealing that the vaccine may cause myocarditis, pericarditis, what does call it, causes failed pregnancies and deaths.
00:26:00.000That's 10% of US States the tide is turning that is definitely what is happening.
00:26:06.000This is a Thomas Massey now Who has become a little bit of a folk hero?
00:26:11.000I would say because he is that rare breed indeed a not necessarily career politician But you know a politician who can be relied upon to at least raise significant talking points and to do that most rare of things represent the interests of the people and against corporate, global and political power.
00:26:33.000Here he is participating in the ongoing hearings around the vaccines, Anthony Fauci's role in the vaccines, the various agencies that were meant to be regulatory but appeared to take on the peculiar role of authoritarian and endorsement agencies.
00:26:48.000Ultimately, let's have a look at this, as well as one of the chief vaccine executives from within the FDA admitting that he
00:27:29.000Right when they got the message that there were serious side effects, and Peter Marks, instead of telling them, we're going to give you more time to study this, he told them to compress the schedule even more.
00:27:44.000They shouldn't have been compressing the schedule, they were telling us that we were following science, that we ought to follow the science, that vaccine hesitancy and circumspection were somehow unpatriotic, conspiratorial and insane.
00:27:57.000What was in fact happening is a massive propaganda effort was taking place, real information was being suppressed, people that had concerns were losing their jobs and losing their right to interject.
00:28:07.000Doesn't it all seem increasingly ridiculous?
00:28:10.000We're moving from the hysteria of the pandemic era Into the hysteria of an election, without any pause for reflection, without any kind of reckoning.
00:28:19.000Of course these, I suppose, represent a kind of reckoning, but do any of you imagine that there's going to be a scenario where Antony Fauci is jailed, or where we're told, my god, we mishandled this terribly.
00:28:30.000The whole idea that you should stay in your home, or you should get vaccinated to protect other people.
00:28:36.000The fact that young people in general, and young men in particular now, it looks like, were urged to have vaccines, or gene therapies, as now most people insist on calling them, was dangerous, hectic, ridiculous.
00:28:48.000When are we actually going to reach a point where we can see what this is?
00:28:52.000This was, in real time, the warping of political power, the warping of corporate power.
00:28:59.000It's convenient, in fact, that it was called Operation Warp Speed, because the whole thing was pretty warped.
00:29:03.000They said that compressing the schedule was not possible.
00:29:13.000The top vaccine officials who've been there for 30 years, taken off the job because they wanted more time to... You've been there 30 years, right?
00:29:21.000Yeah, about 30 years, and we're in the middle of a medical crisis.
00:29:38.000Let's have a look now at former FDA vaccine deputy, Dr. Kraus, who's now...
00:29:47.000Unpacking, and it seems sort of kind of incremental this, but over the course of his testimony, he reveals that young men were subject to a level of risk that in any other vaccine product or medical product would have seen it withdrawn from the shelves.
00:30:01.000Not hyperbically propagandized and evangelized for zealously, not used as a political tool, not used as a tool of authoritarianism.
00:30:10.000And right at the end of the clip, he admits that he himself didn't take the booster.
00:30:14.000It's difficult, I think, to hold in your mind the amount of information we're invited to understand.
00:30:22.000But this is the lens that I'm trying to use.
00:30:24.000Just remember, a few years ago, you were told, take this medication.
00:30:29.000There was just a holistic campaign to incorporate all media.
00:30:33.000It was literally global, as I suppose would be understandable in a pandemic situation.
00:30:38.000But now, as we incrementally Not from lunatics, fringe figures, maniacs in housecoats, but from sort of bureaucrats and scientists and people from within the FDA.
00:30:49.000Hear information that would have been censored online, use that to help you understand what is likely happening now.
00:30:56.000Of course, give yourself a pat on the back if you can get your arm round there, if the spike protein site isn't still inflamed.
00:31:03.000But more than that, recognise that this kind of information enables you to view media and political power with a new degree of, I would say, cynicism, perhaps.
00:31:15.000Myocarditis occurred most predominantly in the various studies in young men, as you say, age 16 and 17.
00:31:23.000But there were increased rates, higher in men than in women, going up also to much older ages, although not as high as the youngest.
00:31:31.000So I don't know if it's necessarily a puberty issue, because this also affected people as they got older, but that was where we saw it most frequently.
00:31:39.000And the rates of myocarditis in these young men was quite high.
00:31:45.000In the early studies, it appeared to be around 1 in 5,000 vaccinees.
00:31:50.000We still don't understand why that was the case.
00:31:53.000What we luckily found was that most of these cases were mild, and yet there were some cases that were not mild.
00:32:00.000Of course there were also some cases where um many cases where if one's diagnosed with myocarditis of course that changes a young man's life because he'll probably then avoid being in sports and will still have... I like that detail because in a way that gives us a chance to unpack the individual reality that Many people endured during the pandemic and of course there's almost limitless variety within that you know some young man's got myocarditis now He's not doing sport people are not attending funerals people are not witnessing the birth of children small businesses are Collapsed in there's a massive wealth transfer taking place almost the scale of this
00:32:38.000It's so vast that it's impossible to digest it, but when you see this sort of rather humble and perhaps humbled former FDA employee breaking down the impact of myocarditis, even if it is only one unnecessary case of myocarditis in 5,000 men, I mean that's still a pretty high number.
00:32:56.000If that was any other product it would be withdrawn.
00:32:59.000The fact that they were granted indemnity prior to this endeavor and have long had that kind of relationship with the state all helps me to reach the kind of conclusions What we require from all of these hearings is something kind of tangible and it's odd to go from this crisis to the kind of hysteria that surrounds an election without ever really being able to say, hold on, why would you vote for anybody that was involved in this?
00:33:28.000Why are we so willing to accept this narrow fissure of democracy?
00:33:36.000No wonder people are having a kind of reflexive rejection, like a kind of peristalsis, squeezing out the turd of the old administration, and willing to accept all manner of alternative political systems, rather than deal with an establishment that's inflicted this upon nation after nation.
00:34:34.000Because when we're talking about this, I try not to sort of get high on my own supply of remembering that it wasn't any kind of foresight, actually, just inquisitiveness and reading information.
00:34:44.000The very kind of information, by the way, that they're continuing to try to censor and will be able to censor because the Supreme Court has, of course, as you now know, permitted the Biden administration To continue to control information and to censor big tech, to continue to collaborate in a way that looked like it was going to be made illegal because it bloody well should be illegal, it's unconstitutional at least.
00:37:10.000Yeah, on Legacy Media, it's quite possible to watch a kind of bright, breezy, cheerful news item about heart attacks, as if it's like some new trend, as if it's Pogs or Pokemon Go or something.
00:37:24.000Talking about heart disease in the young.
00:37:28.000Heart disease in young Hey, why wait to be an old person or obese or diabetic?
00:37:35.000You can have a heart attack and still be an Olympian!
00:37:38.000What I like is the sort of pose of bafflement that accompanies all of this.
00:37:44.000Look how far into this legacy media report you get without saying, have you asked these people if by any chance they've taken one or more vaccines?
00:37:54.000It's pretty staggering to watch unfold.
00:38:00.000We're back with our ongoing heart health series with a new way of thinking about heart attacks.
00:38:06.000Doctors say they're seeing an alarming number of... Maybe we should think about them as fun!
00:38:10.000Seemingly healthy patients having heart attacks and those patients are getting younger and younger.
00:38:15.000This story is going to blow you away because research shows that more than 10% of heart attack patients had no known risk factors such as obesity or smoking.
00:38:24.000I mean, in a way this is hilarious and brilliant, but this is sort of also the way that the legacy media functions even through innocuous soft power in introducing and normalizing ideas that should be galling and terrifying.
00:38:59.000Now there's a group of doctors at Mount Sinai here in New York City tracking patients to see if they can uncover the new risk factors behind this trend.
00:39:09.000What are the risk factors behind these trends?
00:39:11.000I'm like, you know, I suddenly feel like one of them kids at school that's, mmm, mmm, they have mind prints from The Simpsons, mmm!
00:40:07.000Put in there, never trust government again?
00:40:10.000Suri, I'm wondering, should I ever trust the government again?
00:40:15.000Well, actually, seeing as how I've got some pretty lucrative contacts with the government, I think you should maybe shut the f- In fact, I've already given this information to the gov- Ding dong!
00:40:24.000Who's that at the door, Siri, you bastard?
00:40:27.000He's looking into patients presenting with no known risk factors, like diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.
00:40:35.000I think they're- Yeah, no, no, no known risk factors.
00:40:43.000One probably has to do with the obesity epidemic.
00:40:46.000Yeah, people are fat, so big food, they're feeding us food that they know is bad for us.
00:40:50.000If the people just stopped making profit, if we ate food that was grown locally or hunted or harvested or farmed locally, yeah, yeah, that would be better for us.
00:41:20.000I'm talking about inflammation in the arteries supplying blood to the heart that might lead to the plaque in that artery to act up in fact to rupture a blood clot to form if that blocks the blood flow in that artery that's what... It's interesting that cardiologists were among the first people during the pandemic to openly speak out along with vaccine makers, inventors, people like Robert Malone, People like Asim Malhotra, cardiologist Robert Malone, vaccine maker, all these people that were suddenly, you're a conspiracy theorist, you're a whack job, all the people that we're invited to hate.
00:41:53.000Do you really think still that like Jay Bhattacharya, Nick Malone, Peter McCulloch, you pick your own The hero during the pandemic period.
00:42:01.000Do you really think that they're bad people for whatever reason we were told they were bad?
00:42:06.000I'm among them, simply for passing on information I heard elsewhere.
00:42:09.000Or do you think it might be because when they do research on their computer, they don't come up with stuff like, hmm, it could be plaque.
00:42:16.000They come up with stuff like, it could be Pfizer.
00:42:18.000And that's why they're being sued all the way across America.
00:42:20.000Pfizer's a heart attack or heart muscle damage.
00:42:23.000The cause of inflammation in seemingly healthy people like Matthias, who are not obese and don't smoke, is not yet clear.
00:42:33.000CAUSING THIS TO HAPPEN TO YOU, MATIAS!
00:42:35.000WE'VE GOT TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS WITHOUT EVER INDICTING A MAJOR PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY AS WE CONTINUE THE INVESTIGATION!
00:42:42.000When you think about it now, the sort of old phenomena of collapsing athletes, because this has been extraordinary, because billions of people have taken this medication, it would seem to me, as a layperson, that probably in all likelihood there's a new almost genus of heart condition that's emerging among healthy people because they put their hearts under a different kind of stress than, say, really old people or Really obese people or people that have got pre-existing conditions.
00:43:06.000So whatever it is that's in that spike protein when it migrates to the heart tissue causing myocarditis or pericarditis, it means that the usual stress that athletes experience or young healthy people experience is not able to be endured and perhaps it somehow interfaces and intersects with hormones as well because it seems that menstruating women and pregnant women and pubescent or young males have a different experience of it.
00:43:32.000And why don't we follow all the scientists out of the FDA, where they're all being fucking fired, because anyone who had principles or objections was fired, so that the propaganda campaign could continue.
00:43:41.000Don't forget to vote for someone you can trust tonight, guys!
00:43:45.000Don't forget to vote for someone you can trust off the back of that debate.
00:43:49.000Thankfully, we do have people that are articulate and therefore vilified as sort of like, you know, propagandists and figures of hatred, like Tucker Carlson, who just lightheartedly and joyously explains to us why these kind of things KEEP FUCKING HAPPENING!
00:44:09.000A media should be, like, holding these people to the fire on that!
00:44:13.000Or the vax injuries and deaths, which are manifold, they're everywhere!
00:44:19.000And in, like, countries that actually believe in science, and there are a few in Europe, they're looking at the... Every vaccine causes injuries, every single one.
00:44:28.000One of my children was injured by a flu vaccine.
00:44:30.000In the United States, we're not allowed to sue.
00:44:37.000Gun manufacturers, you cannot sue vaccine manufacturers.
00:44:39.000And every vaccine causes injuries, every single one, and there's a database publicly available in the United States that shows you how many.
00:44:45.000And the COVID vax, the mRNA vax from Pfizer has caused more injuries than all, self-reported injuries, than all the previous vaccination campaigns for the last 50 years combined.
00:44:55.000And no one in the media has written a story about it!
00:44:58.000Because... Well, there are a couple of reasons.
00:45:00.000One is that Pfizer is one of the largest advertisers on television in the United States.
00:45:04.000And the point is not to sell the pro... And I worked in television my whole life.
00:45:18.000This is an insur- It's interesting because in the back of your mind, haven't you always known that there was something odd about those adverts?
00:45:33.000Are you thinking about criticizing the government?
00:45:36.000Are you awakening right now and starting to realize that the media doesn't exist in order to interrogate power, but to amplify and to support power?
00:45:43.000Are you realizing that the reason that authoritarianism is on the rise is because there's a natural tendency now towards decentralization via open communication?
00:45:52.000Do you see now that there's the rise of populist figures because people are starting to recognize that popular figures that have oratory abilities can reach large numbers of people through media because there aren't the same kind of gatekeepers and the whole reason that the Supreme Court has just enabled Biden to continue to be able to censor big tech companies and in particular social media companies is because now otherwise there would be waves of movements and uprisings and protests and everywhere you look there would be oppositions and counter narratives and the ability to oppose war and to oppose bills and to oppose movements and to oppose almost any centralized idea.
00:46:54.000So there is a certain freedom in unemployment.
00:46:57.000And so I sympathize with you guys who work for these companies that are, like, truly corrupt and you sort of know that but you don't want to deal with it because you've got kids and a mortgage.
00:47:06.000Because that's kind of what it comes down to.
00:47:08.000Remember when we saw the former FDA vaccine director speaking, you get a glimpse of what the pandemic was like personally.
00:47:15.000Oh no, think of a young athlete, a young guy who's like, you know, maybe I'll be a basketball player one day.
00:47:20.000Like getting that jab and all of a sudden he's got myocarditis and doesn't exercise no more and just another dream falls away.
00:47:26.000And then think of the individuals that make up the media and then just think of this.
00:47:29.000We're all just human beings and human individuals.
00:47:32.000Operating within weird, somewhat arbitrary, but definitely corrupted systems, and there's this pretense that they can't be radically altered in a variety of ways.
00:47:41.000There's a pretense that there aren't wonderful things within tradition, and there's a pretense that there aren't brilliant things available to us through scrutiny, and analysis, and recognizing that certain institutions that may have been in place for years and years could do with a radical reckoning, reform, undertaking, or opposition.
00:47:59.000There's this kind of sense that we could just continue to vacillate between two corrupt parties all the while we're just being drained and not addressing the key fact here power is coalescing coagulating a bit like plaque in an artery as a matter of fact and if we don't do something to stop this which means i find myself in the peculiar position of saying do you know what just whenever you watch it when you're looking at politics in your country if there is anyone who seems to be being censored or shut down
00:48:31.000Probably that might be the way to go, because whatever they're saying about that person, oh they're hateful, they're evil, it won't be that.
00:48:39.000That won't be the reason they're stopping them.
00:48:41.000You have the compliance of the media class that Tucker has just articulated, it comes down to individuals.
00:48:46.000They have this kind of odd moral and spiritual affinity that people will go, oh, I just have to support the Labour Party because it must mean something.
00:49:12.000Now I'm really not saying one political party is better than the other.
00:49:16.000You can make those kind of assessments for yourself.
00:49:18.000People seem to do it and seem to have various affiliations.
00:49:21.000What's plainly required is a reckoning at depth that includes An assessment of the deep state's power, the ability to regulate and control information, where these kind of peculiar administrative bodies are able to assert control.
00:49:35.000I'm talking about your WHO's, your NATO's, and in particular financial institutions like the IMF and the World Bank, how they manage and manipulate power on a global scale that means that whoever you vote for, you're gonna get someone, unless it's a radical kind of berserker type person, And perhaps you're right, perhaps Trump is one of those, perhaps as well as his obvious personal charisma, that's what draws you to them.
00:49:55.000But I would say beyond that, we have to be willing to recognise that people that are excluded from debates are definitely the kind of people that should be in the debates.
00:50:03.000People that are being censored and shut down, I'm sure they're not perfect, but they ain't being shut down because they're racist or something.
00:50:13.000Like Tucker, I've worked within these institutions, and I can tell you firsthand, increasingly, I recognize that there is no moral center there.
00:50:49.000If she's in your mind at all, it might be because of the text exchanges between her and Albert Baller, where billions of dollars of vaccines were bought and then wasted She's the head of the European Commission there.
00:51:02.000She's gonna just carry on doing her job.
00:51:05.000Now that's the kind of bureaucrat and the kind of power that isn't going to be impacted by the elections in your nation.
00:51:12.000Unless, extraordinarily, we do move to an era where we are, oddly, more isolationist.
00:51:18.000The idea behind these kind of EU's and UN's and NATO's is We can't have any more world wars, not those kind of vivid ones.
00:51:25.000Let's have subtle, insidious wars where people are subject to authoritarian control under a new banalized bureaucracy where people are shut down and told not to think or ask questions and they can just watch news reports about heart attacks in the young and never go, I think we know what's caused that, don't we?
00:51:42.000So, I would say that Ursula von der Leyen's incredible power is significant.
00:51:46.000The rise of patriotism, nationalism, first nationism, if you want to call it that, it's bloody obvious, isn't it?
00:51:52.000People feel that they want more control over their borders, probably feel that they want more control generally, and I would say that perhaps a less interventionist world, where powers, anglophonic nations, western European nations, didn't get involved in a bunch of disputes, fund them, didn't exploit nations for their resources, didn't cause crisis and therefore mass migrations of populations, would be an enviable goal and a way of perhaps marrying together the evident popularity of border control across the world democratically.
00:52:28.000There isn't a political party now that's saying, oh you should have loads of people and any of them that are are participating in an extraordinarily dangerous game, that's plain.
00:52:36.000What we clearly need to see is an ability for the will of ordinary people to be exacted, and you just have to start listening to this stuff, and maybe First Nationism is a pretty positive thing, because the alternative, this kind of mad bureaucracy, sure as hell ain't bloody well working, because it affords This kind of extraordinary triumvirate to flourish.
00:52:57.000I'm looking here at the story of Pfizer executives being directly involved in the censorship of Twitter, as it was then, in conjunction with the Biden administration.
00:53:12.000So Jay Bhattacharya, friend of the show, friend in general, says newly released internal Twitter documents show collaboration between a Biden proxy and a Pfizer board member in 2021 to force Twitter to censor large accounts critical of the COVID vax.
00:53:28.000Twitter was concerned it would lose Section 230 protection if it didn't compliance posted by Alex Berenson.
00:53:34.000Let's have a look at what Section 230 is.
00:53:35.000Crucial to those companies for the near total immunity it gave them against lawsuits from users.
00:53:43.000We will always be proactive and vigilant about protecting 230.
00:53:46.000Lauren Culbertson, the company's then head of United States Public Policy wrote in 21.
00:53:51.000Okay, let's have a deeper look at this story and the emerging fact that Pfizer We're directly involved in the control of information that was accessible to you on platforms like X. The Twitter files reveal it happened there.
00:54:06.000Do you imagine that Mark Zuckerberg, after directly writing to Anthony Fauci, wasn't involved in similar censorship?
00:54:11.000He admitted, of course, publicly, I think on Joe Rogan and maybe on Lex Friedman, that they did censor true information.
00:54:19.000What this is, is the beginning of us beginning to understand, this is the beginning of us understanding, excuse me, that It's not like Pfizer control the government in the way they control media.
00:54:30.000There are such deep financial relationships that there's just an inertia towards Pfizer's favour.
00:54:38.000Directly involved in saying, we'd prefer that wasn't published.
00:54:41.000In July 2021, a senior Pfizer board member secretly began working with a Biden administration operative to suppress criticism of COVID vaccines on X newly released internal document show.
00:54:52.000Top officials viewed the man, Dr Scott Gottlieb, the Pfizer director, and Andy Slavitt, the operative who had officially left a senior White House post just weeks before, as speaking for the administration in their censorship demands, the document show.
00:55:06.000So what did Andy Slavitt, Left the White House and went to work where?
00:55:11.000He was at Twitter and he'd just been at the White House.
00:55:35.000We're going to be dealing with it for a long time.
00:55:37.000Economically, socially, psychologically, and certainly in terms of some of the power structures that are set up.
00:55:41.000Look at this recent Supreme Court ruling.
00:55:44.000We're going to have to face the facts, and the facts are this.
00:55:48.000That we bloody well gave up too much power, while we were exploited to an unprecedented degree.
00:55:54.000New documents raise constitutional and legal concerns about the Biden administration's social media censorship effort as well as Pfizer's role in banning criticism of a product that made up almost half of its sales in 2021.
00:56:06.000I tell you what, I wish I could ban criticism.
00:56:45.000Within days, the Supreme Court is expected to decide Murphy v. Missouri, a landmark lawsuit over the administration's efforts to control debate on social media.
00:56:59.000It's not control debate, it's control reality.
00:57:01.000They're controlling reality, not debate.
00:57:04.000The new documents provide crucial perspective on the Missouri case, showing how far would-be censors went in 2021 to prop up public confidence.
00:57:23.000So far we've already had Kennedy, who's by the way not going to be debating tonight, I wonder why, saying that five states are suing Pfizer.
00:57:32.000Then we've had Tucker, a former media insider, explaining how it works.
00:57:37.000We've seen people from within the FDA saying they, at the time, were advising... Oh my God, and we haven't even got... Did we get to the bloody... Have we seen Morning Joe yet?
00:58:17.000Let's pretend that everyone was just trying their hardest and we all make mistakes.
00:58:21.000They won't afford you that as an individual.
00:58:24.000You certainly shouldn't be granting it to entire bloody governments.
00:58:29.000Let's have a look at Steve Kirsch, who of course we've had on the show, before we get into how the propaganda machine is still rolling, baby.
00:58:35.000This is Steve Kirsch, who, remember, was a facilitated, an Australian whistleblower, New Zealand whistleblower, who said, whoa, wait a minute, there seem to be some distinctions between the batches of various medications, and it could be killing up to 35 million.
00:58:48.000You know, like, this is where it comes down to, did that vaccine kill more people than it saved?
00:58:59.000Pfizer board member gets the White House to tell tech companies to censor harmful effects of their vaccine so they can continue to injure and kill people.
00:59:07.000The Biden White House doesn't seem to have a problem with that.
00:59:49.000Instead it's like, can you take this opportunity to hit us with what you want us to believe now?
00:59:56.000The key thing for you to bear in mind is we now know how much Antony Fauci knew at the beginning.
01:00:02.000We've already seen in today's show that they suppressed information about myocarditis, that they compressed it, that they didn't reveal it, that they had indemnity, that Antony Fauci supported natural origin over lab leak theory, that they were financially involved.
01:00:18.000Look at the opportunity that's been afforded to this guy.
01:00:21.000Look at the heft and freight and weight of the machine being put behind the juggernaut, so they continue to roll forward, so it can blow through the November elections, like it'll blow through the elections in our country.
01:00:33.000Do you really think that you're gonna wake up in the UK on July the 5th and like, oh, there's been some change!
01:01:29.000It's innocent American people and people around the world and Ukrainian people.
01:01:33.000And we support those wars, and by God do we support them.
01:01:36.000But it wasn't COVID a type of war, though, and couldn't we sort of reframe all of the lying and treachery and deceit and propaganda as kind of errors that you might make while facing heavy artillery?
01:01:54.000Well, this pandemic was a war of its own kind with, you know, over a million people dying.
01:01:59.000Yeah, it might be over all that number, my friend.
01:02:03.000We've had estimates of up to 75 million.
01:02:06.000But, you know, it's difficult to keep track of it because people are even changing the way they track excess deaths these days.
01:02:12.000And were it not for insurance companies having to change the way that they organise their premiums, we probably wouldn't even have that information.
01:02:19.000Because, why did insurance companies have to do that?
01:02:21.000Because people were dying unexpectedly.
01:02:43.000Let's not focus on the frustration of a young, aspiring athlete who's got myocarditis now, slumped in front of a TV, drinking Bud Light to stay healthy.
01:03:56.000We're all surprised because we've not been in this position before.
01:03:58.000We're not sure what to do so we're going to keep an honest and open dialogue going.
01:04:01.000Thank God for the miracle of social media because experts from around the world, get your opinions out now so we can organise together and in the marketplace of ideas that we're always on about, let's use that to come to a consensual truth together.
01:04:12.000Let's discuss that together and over time we'll get somewhere.
01:04:15.000It seems like, obviously, there's protect vulnerable people with respiratory conditions Let's get them in their homes.
01:04:20.000But we're going to have to, of course, consider all the mental illness and addiction and economics and cancer patriotism.
01:05:01.000Uh, how frustrating is it to you that people look back with 20-20 hindsight and judge?
01:05:06.000Oh, that frustration of people asking people that claim to be the voice of science to justify their opinions and not only opinions but mandates in retrospect when those mandates have turned out to be lies and caused deaths.
01:05:34.000Imagine, Joe, before the show, chewing a pen.
01:05:37.000The phrase I'm gonna lean into, and I like a lot, as much as I like myself and my hair, even though I can't get it up the way that I used to.
01:05:43.000I should look into some of those vaccine side effects.
01:05:47.000I'm gonna keep on saying fog of war till Anthony Fauci goddamn well ejaculates.
01:05:53.000Frustrating, Joe, and that relates exactly to the answer to the question just a moment ago, where I was saying that people really don't appreciate.
01:06:01.000I don't blame them for that, but they don't appreciate.
01:06:04.000I don't blame them, but I will censor them for it, by God, and maybe in time we'll imprison them for it, or other forms of dissent.
01:06:13.000Believe me, Joe, I don't blame them for it, because that would mean blaming people that were correct, and people that were from, for example, ethnic communities that we claim.
01:06:40.000That we were dealing with a moving target.
01:06:42.000And when we were saying things in the beginning, wear a mask or not, how the virus is spread.
01:06:49.000I mean, originally it was felt, understandably, but incorrectly by the CDC, that it is spread by the same way that flu is spread, namely mostly by droplets.
01:07:00.000When in fact, most of the transmission is not only by not droplets, it's by aerosol, but also 50-60% of the people who transmitted have no symptoms at all.
01:07:12.000We just- Mmm, you might wanna look at the signs on that one, my friend.
01:07:16.000You didn't know that in the beginning.
01:08:17.000They will be not set up in any way in order to facilitate or advantage one clan.
01:08:22.000What a disgusting little machine we have created.
01:08:26.000What a corrupt Unreliable, appalling system that we have to oppose.
01:08:30.000How I pray that we will be able to see through the next set of lies, having absorbed what we learned from the droplets of the last set of lies.
01:08:38.000But that's just what I think, why don't you let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
01:08:43.000Now, we will be with you again later tonight, streaming live for the debates.
01:09:10.000This will be another opportunity This will be another opportunity for us to see how, in relatively short time frames, we assess an ever-shifting reality.