00:02:01.000I'm going to be talking to you about some of the things I've learned in the last month, but first let's have a look together at some of the I don't know less bleak moments that we've captured online in the interim.
00:02:13.000For example, like you may want to see this a group of Canadian liberal door knockers who campaign politically singing the song by the proclaimers I would walk 500 miles, but instead saying I would knock on 500 doors.
00:02:32.000Look at this, particularly if you need to raise your body temperature just through sheer embarrassment.
00:03:47.000Mertz, come right in, darling, and sort of get a shot from like about there or something and be somewhere where you can get shots of the audience so that you can go back and forth and show the audience and me.
00:03:56.000Deeper, we don't mind you being in shot.
00:04:09.000You know, sometimes if you're competing mindlessly for a little bit of territory, pointlessly and needlessly.
00:04:15.000Perhaps quarreling over a parking space or a place in a traffic jam, you recognize just for a moment you've lost contact with the limitless consciousness that has created you and the glory of God that's available within you simply to compete for some meaningless bit of asphalt that you're going to lose moments later.
00:04:58.000So he does something that makes absolutely no sense.
00:05:00.000He pretends to give up and walks away.
00:05:02.000The woman immediately chases after him, telling him to move the car, but that's exactly what he wanted.
00:05:08.000Because while she's busy going after him, his car quietly parks itself in the empty spot.
00:05:12.000This perfectly pleasant, perfectly pleasant way to spend a little bit of time.
00:05:19.000Hey, if you're a regular viewer of the show, you'll know that I've maintained an interest in the work of David Icke.
00:05:25.000David Icke is a kind of peripheral figure in British media and, in a way, British anti media.
00:05:31.000As the world kind of quietly but brilliantly unravels with new revelations about UAPs and UFOs, as the Epstein files reveal what many people have long suspected that many people in positions of power are corrupted in the vilest ways, it seems more and more plausible and possible that a spiritual perspective.
00:05:53.000David Icke has always believed that consciousness is an all abiding and pervasive force.
00:05:58.000And here he responds to the revelation that, based on quantum mechanics, there's a suggestion that consciousness does not end when the heart stops, may exit the physical body to continue to exist out of space and time.
00:06:10.000What I like about David Icke is that his attitude is always the same like someone who's been telling people something for a very long while and is irritated that he has not been listened to.
00:06:22.000Oh my God, you don't say, oh, thank goodness we have scientists to tell us the obvious.
00:06:25.000I mean, who would, how would we ever work this out for ourselves?
00:06:28.000David Icke is continually wrestling with his own irritation at having earlier, through personal epiphany, been exposed to deeper realities.
00:06:37.000And in this seismic, epochal, and ever changing time, we're all of us going to have to adjust to entirely new purviews.
00:06:45.000Science, but with an awareness and facility for religious and theological thought.
00:06:51.000Community building, but with an understanding of the nature of spirit.
00:06:55.000Farming and agriculture with an understanding of its political implications.
00:07:00.000That is why I'm very grateful to introduce my next guest, Dr. Robert Malone.
00:07:05.000Now, there were a lot of people during the period of COVID that put their head above the parapet and were willing to take risks and indeed expose themselves to a great deal of danger in order to bring what was once esoteric knowledge to a group of people that suddenly had to be aware of what mRNA technology was and what a spike protein was and what it meant for those spike proteins to migrate from the site of the injection.
00:07:29.000Dr. Robert Malone was first and foremost among them.
00:08:12.000There are very few times when a miscarriage is cause for celebration, although perhaps some people would think, if you know, no, I'm not going to do the Andy Fauci's mother joke.
00:08:25.000This morning, shock and outrage over Dr. Fauci's newly released text messages revealing his private concerns about the COVID vaccine and the risk of miscarriages back in 2021, just one month before he departed.
00:08:41.000So, hedge fund billionaire Bill Ackman devastated, reacting, quote, Neary and I had seven miscarriages trying to have a second child during COVID, and then time ran out.
00:08:56.000Okay, so, doctor, in a way, I know that you don't want to get, oh, you know, you'd also, one thing you told me is you don't want to be called doctor.
00:09:03.000Another thing you told me is that you don't want to get caught up in talking about Anthony Fauci, but this does feel like an interesting reckoning.
00:09:10.000Do you feel that the moment, the, The consequences of the Fauci hearings might be that people that previously were willing to abide by the broad understanding of the establishment when it came to the pandemic, the measures, both political and medical, might now look at it differently?
00:09:29.000Or do you think that the world is so divided that even something as evidentially, I mean, it would seem that it would be an opportunity to change the narrative, but do you think this is going to be significant or not?
00:09:43.000And I think the worm is turning right now.
00:09:46.000We've had so many things come out that show that Tony, Dr. Fauci, wasn't coming clean with all of us.
00:09:54.000That he was saying one thing in his own private diaries and in his text messages, which is what that was, because the committee has captured, they've been given a record of what took place on his government sponsored phone.
00:10:11.000Now, it's important to remember that we heard early on from Jeremy Farrar that these guys that were involved at the center of this whole COVID thing.
00:10:23.000So, what we're getting here is his official public correspondence, and in that case, with the director of the CDC.
00:10:31.000And what they're talking about is that there is a signal, particularly after dose two, of pregnancy complications, let's call it that.
00:10:42.000And then, almost immediately following that, you have Rochelle Walensky going on public TV with statements that, and it's really interesting, you've got to listen carefully to what she says.
00:10:54.000She says, we have no evidence of birth problems, of pregnancy problems, of pregnancy outcome problems in the third trimester, and therefore we conclude that it's safe to use this vaccine anytime during pregnancy and in the newborn.
00:11:10.000Now, you catch the sleight of hand, and they did the same little trick with the CDC publication that came out, where they clearly showed that there was a lot of miscarriage signal in the first and second trimester, which is when this happened.
00:11:25.000Just the same as with the laboratory origins, where you have evidence of cooperation, we could call it collusion, between high level government officials to suppress truth and narratives in their messaging to the public.
00:11:41.000And the thing that bugs me the most about this is what was motivating these people, where they're saying privately one thing, and by the way, a lot of the things they were saying was the stuff that I was saying at the same time and getting hammered for.
00:12:21.000What it shows is there was some conflict of interest issue that was causing them to speak.
00:12:28.000Out of one side of their mouth in one way and privately in another way.
00:12:33.000Well, it's understood that some of the bureaucracies that Anthony Fauci were part of had royalty systems through which he was rewarded over decades for products endorsed.
00:12:46.000But I sometimes think that it's gotten so dark and macabre that there are motivations that go beyond just territory and at least human power.
00:12:58.000It's difficult to corroborate that, of course, Dr. And certainly, there are financial motivations.
00:13:03.000Jeffrey Tucker of Brownstone Institute took the time to read all of these correspondence, all of these emails and stuff from Tony Fauci.
00:13:14.000And as he got into it, one of the things he texted on X was starting about 2022, this gets really, really dark.
00:13:22.000And what he said was there's something fundamentally evil going on here.
00:13:26.000And it gets to what you're talking about this kind of moral.
00:13:32.000Philosophical, and I think the only language that works is theological language.
00:13:39.000There is something demonic, something really, really evil that happened during this COVID crisis, and a lot of us sensed it.
00:13:48.000And we were kind of left, people that don't usually use that language were left bereft, not knowing how to express it until they started accepting that the only language you can use is the language that you've been using, which is the language of God and theology.
00:14:06.000Because it's anti life, if something is fundamentally anti life and destructive.
00:14:10.000And in the example that you gave earlier, where they said there's no evidence in the third trimester that there are counter signs or contra indications for taking this product in pregnant women.
00:14:23.000But of course, all the women that miscarried in the first trimester aren't getting to the third trimester.0.90
00:14:28.000So, in a way, they're telling the truth.
00:14:30.000And they're kind of, yeah, their verbal dexterity is alarming, but that too is an indication of the presence of a particular type of mind.
00:14:39.000Now, when we were talking about this before, Doctor, in this rather lovely, illustrious, and elaborate barroom setting, I was struck by you saying that you didn't want to get into just talking about Anthony Fauci because you think this is something deep.
00:14:53.000And if we just fetishize and fixate on the characters involved, then we will miss what happens next time when it won't be an exact replica of COVID 19, a pandemic via which they have to introduce new social measures that are ultimately restrictive.
00:15:08.000What we should remember, and this is my position, and I'd love your endorsement and approval of this view, is we should look for.
00:15:15.000We should pay close attention to whenever authority is being leveraged to protect us.
00:15:19.000We should pay close attention when their MO suggests explicitly that they're trying to protect and preserve human life, that they love human life, that human life is so valuable, you must all get in your houses and you must all take this vaccine, and you must even take this vaccine if it's for the benefit of another person or society at a whole.
00:15:36.000That when they're using those ideas to leverage something which subsequently is in this instance proved to be broadly deleterious, we have to be alert.
00:15:44.000Now, of course, we don't have hindsight with regard to whatever it is that's coming down the pipe next, but we know.
00:15:49.000The modus operandi in the same way that we know the Patriot Act led to a restriction of communicative freedoms that have never been rescinded.
00:15:56.000And I bet if we were to look at history with the lens that we've been afforded now by these revelations, we'd be a lot more cynical about almost everything we've been told.
00:16:03.000So, when you say that you're trying to detect underlying themes when it comes to centralized authority, the imposition of medical measures that seem to have been ultimately organized by military interests, and that's something that Secretary Kennedy, before in office, did great work in demonstrating and proving, what do you think we have to look at?
00:16:20.000Thematically, forget about COVID, even though it's a sort of a global near war crime for a moment, and think about what is it that we're likely to have to anticipate next.
00:16:29.000Do you have an intuitive sense of that?
00:16:31.000And even if you don't, what do you think are the themes and ideas that we have to be alert to?
00:16:36.000So, what I've been doing, the latest book that I'm working on is called The Grift.
00:16:41.000And I've been walking through history, the history of these cycles.
00:16:45.000And of course, the climate crisis is another example of that, where you have weaponized fear.
00:16:52.000So, this gets back to our mutual friend Gavin DeBecker, who's kind of central in the thinking for this Grift book and his book, The Gift of Fear.
00:17:03.000I wrote an essay called The Grift of Fear that plays on that.
00:17:06.000But when you have this sense of foreboding, of impending doom, of fear, when you're feeling that there's something that is provoking a fear response in you, you need to listen to it.
00:17:20.000It's your soul talking to your brain, telling you that there's something going on here.
00:17:26.000And you need to listen to that signal.
00:17:28.000Now, there's a bunch of things around that having to do with the processes that are used.
00:17:33.000And in the Grift Book, we kind of go through that.
00:17:35.000We take the metaphor of grifting and we look at each of the key players that are benefiting again and again and again from running these games, running these plays, like the folks involved in the prediction of epidemiologic risk, you know, the Imperial College in London.
00:17:58.000That Neil Ferguson has continually overestimated the risk of various vaccines.
00:18:05.000And what they're doing is they're selling fear, they're promoting fear, because fear causes us all to have some fundamental reactions that make it really easy for totalitarian actions to come in and kind of take over our conscious mind.
00:18:24.000Because when we're encountering fear, then it shuts down a lot of our cognitive processes.
00:18:32.000And you've, I'm sure you've seen that yourself.
00:18:34.000When you get into what, maybe not you, but most folks, when they get confronted by fear, it kind of shuts down their ability to think.
00:18:44.000And that is the crack through which authoritarian can slip in and tell you what to do and what to think, because your mind is like, oh my God, I got to do something.
00:19:51.000I'm going to maintain focus, and I'm going to think for myself.
00:19:55.000Well, I find that quite hard to do on my own.
00:19:57.000I was very flattered that you said for a moment that I might not be like other people in feeling fear, but I feel fear quite a lot.
00:20:02.000Now, this is what made me want to say to you, Doc, and I'm going to continue to call you doctor because knowing that you're a doctor is one of the things that brings me a great deal of comfort, as a matter of fact.
00:20:11.000Now, in the Bible, the phrase, do not be afraid, is used 365 times and a few times.
00:20:16.000Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.
00:20:18.000Fear, this intuitive response of fear, my teacher Jamie Winship says, is that when you have this awareness, don't become fixated on the object that you're afraid of.
00:20:28.000Recognize that your faculties, as you mentioned, Doctor, your intuitive faculties are becoming aligned.
00:20:34.000It's, of course, no coincidence that this machine that I consider myself to be demonic and, if not dark, then full of false light, Luciferian.
00:20:43.000Continually pumps us full of fear and fake and phony desire, bewildering frequencies within which it's difficult to navigate, to find coordinates, to find some north star, to find something upon which to fix your gaze that is strong enough, bright enough, radiant enough to overcome the constantly craving self, the constantly terrified self.
00:21:02.000Perhaps the COVID period might prove to be a threshold for those of us that have traversed it unscathed, where we might look forward differently.
00:21:13.000And it seems to me that you're saying primarily and above all else, be alert to the phenomena of fear.
00:21:18.000Be aware that what they're trying to communicate to you is fear.
00:21:21.000I was just in a South Pacific country, and most things there are developmentally different, let's say, even their print media.
00:21:31.000But I noticed when looking at their newspapers that they bore the scars and hieroglyphs that I'm familiar with from my own media.
00:21:39.000Media where every story, if you look at it with a broad lens, is either telling you to be afraid or to desire some artifact, continually stoking and poking fear.
00:22:04.000And people that breached and sort of, you know, were willing to speak out against COVID from the get go, an extraordinary consortium of people, wide and varied, people like the Member of Parliament, Andrew Bridgen and Lawrence Fox.
00:22:17.000There were a few people from, you know, various little enclaves of online media and Public life.
00:22:25.000Yeah, well, them guys are getting decimated and attacked and broke and hit with lawfare.
00:22:30.000He's in a suit right now with Matt Hancock, who's our equivalent of, if not Fauci, he was like the head of the health department.
00:22:36.000And he's, you know, in a sort of locked in a legal wrangle even now, Andrew Bridget.
00:22:41.000And I suppose what I'm saying is that people are so kind of, it seems to me, ironically, inoculated against truth, so individuated, all of us, so fixated on our own lives, so incapable of being in community, being connected to one another, and being connected to the land.
00:22:59.000And I think that is one of the key ways to protect yourself from this, is if you're.
00:23:04.000Part of community, whether it's a religious community, it's a social community, having in my case a community of perverts.0.84
00:23:13.000I'm not suggesting that's what you're in, but perverts could get together.
00:23:17.000If I was casting for the part of God, I would consider you a kind of Kenny Rogers God.
00:25:58.000Like, I'll come out of this and think, I'm glad I did that.
00:26:01.000But then we didn't know there was a secondary snorkeling experience on the trip.
00:26:06.000And I go, and I said, Russell goes, Are you going to snorkel on the second bit?
00:26:12.000And I said to the group, including the French couple and the German couple, What did I say, Russell?
00:26:19.000You sort of like try to convey to a multilingual group.
00:26:24.000That you would mentally only be prepared to do snorkeling once.
00:26:28.000But you said that like this oh no, I've used up all of my mental snorkel tokens.
00:26:34.000How about anyone whose first language is French or German going to stay on board with this bizarre image system of internal currency and tokens?
00:26:45.000Sometimes I just watch you when we're in a group.
00:28:48.000And the first third of the book kind of talks about that journey.
00:28:51.000And it's the emphasis of the whole book is that we did it and you can do it too.
00:28:57.000You can have the freedom of finding your own path forward, controlling your health, producing your own food, living a more connected lifestyle to the world.
00:29:11.000And you don't have to have 40 acres and a mule.
00:29:15.000You can have a window box if you're living in Manhattan.
00:29:18.000I mean, there's a lot of things that you can do.
00:29:20.000If you live in suburbia, get chickens, have raised gardens.
00:29:24.000Here's a key fact that you probably don't know because you're from the UK.0.99
00:29:42.000And they were enormously productive, they were so productive.
00:29:46.000That after the end of World War II, the US government decided that they needed to advise people to stop working in their victory gardens because it was going to decimate American agriculture and there wouldn't be any jobs for the soldiers coming back from the war.
00:30:03.000Okay, so the point is that we don't have to rely on big ag, we don't have to rely on Bill Gates, we don't have to rely on big Wall Street money.
00:30:16.000We can take ownership of this stuff ourselves.
00:30:20.000This makes me very, very excited because this idea of dependency, you're only really meant to be dependent on God, but the world wants you to be dependent on it.
00:30:28.000They won't be happy till you depend on them for information, for affirmation, for medication.
00:30:34.000How like the devil to set up a counterfeit system that, in a way, tells you the truth that your true nature is not your individual human nature, but that you are kind of a broadcaster, an expressor of an ulterior.
00:30:49.000Of course, the great trick is that you shouldn't be dependent on the state, on its systems, on its corporations, and on its commercial entities, the one you absolutely enslaved.
00:30:57.000It's not for this that we were freed and liberated to become slaves again.
00:31:02.000We have been liberated and freed that we can be raised to sonship.
00:31:06.000See what I believe then, Doc, is that we have to have communities that are energy independent and food independent, whether that's at the level of the individual or preferably at the community.
00:31:18.000They have to control their own education.
00:31:20.000They have to be able to raise their own children the way they want to raise them.
00:31:24.000They have to be able to live according to their own standards without the state interfering.
00:31:29.000And by the way, this is a central idea that the problem with communism and socialism and centralized control, because we live in a centralized control system both in the UK, you had a clip from Canada and the United States, throughout the world.
00:31:47.000You know, the governments want to control everything.
00:31:50.000The problem is that they can't get ground truth of what's actually happening out in the world.
00:31:59.000That only comes from the people that are at the ground level.
00:32:03.000And that's why you have to be able to distribute decision making down to the lowest level.
00:32:10.000And the way to do that, as you point out, is to build intentional communities.
00:32:15.000This is the Amish and the Mennonite solution, it's been the solution for centuries.
00:32:20.000It is what can enable us, in the face of all of these control vectors that surround us, to regain our own personal agency.
00:32:30.000And it begins with things like soil health and taking responsibility for your own life, cooking your own food, raising your own food, engaging with animal husbandry, and most important, remembering that the soil is what gives us our health.
00:32:50.000Our health comes from how we eat, what we eat, and all of that is dependent on a healthy soil.
00:32:58.000And what we've done with our ag processes is we've relied on Petroleum based fertilizers instead of relying on healthy soil.
00:33:10.000And this is, you know, you know Jeremy Clarkson, I'll bet.
00:33:41.000So, what you're saying is that we need to live in intentional communities where we're food independent and energy independent, where the communities are geared towards shared objectives and likely have a shared ideology that isn't imposed externally or from above, but like the food itself comes up organically from the soil.
00:33:59.000The imposition of external and top down ideologies doesn't work, it's tyranny by another name.
00:34:07.000I've come up with a chain with the name, you'll like it, Blockchain Amish.
00:34:12.000Like the Amish community, fully independent, but we shouldn't deny ourselves access to technology if that enhances our ability for communication and technology.
00:34:20.000And also that people should run their own communities how they want.0.55
00:34:22.000And not everyone's going to want to run their community in exactly the same way.
00:34:25.000And why should they not have the freedom within their community to come up with their own edicts?
00:34:30.000We're told continually that there's a necessity for centralization.
00:34:32.000How is a theme that we discussed earlier in our conversation fear?
00:34:36.000If you don't have the government to protect you, you're going to be attacked.0.83
00:34:38.000By these marauders or those marauders or those barbarians.
00:34:42.000The relationship between the governed and the governing has always been you give us your taxes, we'll give you our protection.0.78
00:34:48.000Well, that's racketeering by another name.
00:35:00.000As a matter of fact, this is the new book by, and I'm going to make the amendment that should have been made by the publishers, by Dr. Jill Malone and someone calling himself Dr. Robert Malone.
00:35:09.000I don't even know who that gentleman is.
00:37:14.000All I really know, Doc, is I'm going to get to blast myself up the nasal cavity with this, which I'm obviously looking forward to as a recovering drug addict.
00:37:22.000If there's an opportunity to get something up my nose and not pay a high price, I'll do it.
00:37:28.000Yeah, so hypochlorous acid is the thing that your white cells make.
00:37:34.000To attack viruses and bacteria and fungi.
00:37:39.000And it turns out that it was discovered in the 1800s and that it became the drug, the material that saved life and limb in World War I.
00:37:48.000It was used all the time until the development of antibiotics, and then people kind of forgot about it because it was hard to make it in a stable form.
00:37:58.000But there's been recent chemistry advances, and now you can make it so this stuff is shelf stable, you know.
00:38:05.000FDA authorized, EPA certified for many years.
00:42:12.000The first time I talked to him about what he wanted to do, he wanted to create a company that would generate some profit so that he could feed it back in and help young women who were pregnant and who were facing the decision about whether or not to get rid of their baby.
00:42:27.000He wanted to be able to have enough capital.
00:43:09.000So they're here in Florida and gradually growing and really committed to helping people.
00:43:16.000Like I said, they've shipped a large amount of this stuff to the front in Ukraine because what they found, you know, basically the frontline medics love this stuff.
00:43:27.000The nasal spray helps keep the infections.
00:43:30.000People aren't aware of what's going on in Ukraine.
00:44:05.000These soldiers, when they're getting hurt, and they're getting hurt by explosions from exploding drones, and they're living underground, they're living in the dirt, they get tourniquets put on.
00:44:18.000And because the Russians are attacking the ambulances and the medical teams, it can take them weeks to get back to where they can get decent medical care with a tourniquet on, okay, having lived in the dirt, and it's breeding all kinds of nasty microbial crud in this war.
00:44:37.000And the problem is that there's no circulation of those tissues, no blood glowing there, you got a tourniquet on, okay, and so the bugs are just thriving on that tissue.0.71
00:44:48.000And we need to, Dr. Rice Muesen, who's kind of a A thought leader in this area, a physician who happened to be the chief medic for a big part of the U.S. Navy, the second command out of San Diego.
00:45:06.000So he's a proponent of using this in Ukraine.
00:45:11.000And what you can do is going back to World War I and what was done then is you can irrigate these wounds, clear off the bacteria, the biofilms, that kind of stuff, and help these soldiers to recover when they get back to.
00:45:27.000Medical care and it's making a big difference.
00:45:29.000And the nasal spray, because they're down in this trench environment, they're getting all kinds of respiratory crap.
00:45:36.000You know, you can well imagine what it's like living there.
00:45:40.000And this is helping them to stay clear and stay healthy and able to fight, you know, not succumb to respiratory infections.
00:47:18.000It's been around for over a century, and medicine just kind of forgot about it.
00:47:23.000Well, thank you very much for describing that.
00:47:25.000There's a link in the description for you to learn more about Curativa Bay.
00:47:31.000And it's heartening to hear about a modality and mentality behind an organization that is geared towards something a little more ethical than the relentless pursuit of.
00:47:43.000Profit, particularly now that we're sort of beginning to understand that, at very least, the rampant profiteering that undergirded, for example, the Moderna and Pfizer models have led to the kind of tragedies, miscarriage, et cetera, that we were discussing at the beginning of the show.
00:47:59.000Will we ever get the reckoning that's required as we sort of proceed?
00:48:05.000So, Russell, there's good news from Germany.
00:48:47.000Yeah, and you're sharp as a whistle and you're very clear minded, no question about it.
00:48:51.000To wrap up our conversation, let's have a look at Stephen Miller in the Oval Office talking about the number of vaccines that kids are now taking 70 to 90 shots.
00:50:42.000That's all code for autism, which, by the way, is a hot issue for the president.
00:50:47.000I mean, everybody thinks it's about Bobby.
00:50:49.000But having been on the ACIP and been on the inside for this stuff, that is the president has been pushing Bobby.
00:50:57.000On the autism issue and on the hepatitis B birth dose for months now.
00:51:02.000It came out in a Wall Street Journal essay the other day in which the president said if Bobby doesn't do something about autism, he's going to have been a failure.
00:51:10.000This is another worm's turn because a few months ago, the message coming out of the West Wing was Bobby was not supposed to say anything about vaccines.
00:51:31.000And with this presidential mandate, what they've done is they've said, okay, the rest of the world, the peer nations, like the European nations, the Scandinavian nations, Portugal, They don't use all these jabs.
00:51:48.000And in particular, because we don't want to take the policy, we're not going to take anybody's vaccine away.
00:51:53.000What we're going to do is split up these packaged vaccines that's got to the point where you have to buy the whole package.
00:52:00.000Like, for instance, if you're worried about measles because you happen to take a measles vaccine when you're a kid, and by the way, it doesn't last as long as natural measles infection, you have to take right now, you have to take the bundle of three, MMR.
00:52:15.000So, that you can decide you just want to take the one you want.
00:52:17.000And most importantly, you missed the subtext, it was in an earlier clip about empowering parents and making sure states don't infringe on parents' religious or philosophical rights to object to vaccination and enforcing that.
00:52:33.000The Trump administration is going to start going after the states.
00:52:37.000And the code word for that is California.
00:52:55.000And the president now is saying, no, that's over.
00:52:59.000And we're going to split up these vaccines and we're going to make it so that parents have the right to decide what they're going to accept for their children and with what frequency.
00:53:13.000Because one of the key issues, and that's what he was hammering on, is that when you do all these things, In ways that pediatricians find very convenient and very profitable.
00:53:23.000When you bundle all these in a single visit, little Joe, who is three months old or six months old, still has a developing brain, gets all of these inflammatory injections all at the same time, and some fraction, we can argue about how many, some fraction of little children in particular react to that.
00:53:49.000They get a form of swelling and inflammation in their brain because they're getting inflammation all over the body.
00:53:54.000Because that's what vaccines are designed to do.
00:53:57.000And when they get that, sometimes it can cause brain damage.
00:54:01.000And the word that we have, the generic word that we use to bundle all that, is autism.
00:54:15.000And I think the next thing we need to do is come up with federal programs to treat these poor kids that have been damaged by these policies.
00:54:22.000Frankly, I object in the strongest possible terms to the idea that it's a religious and philosophical objection.
00:54:29.000Rather than a practical and pragmatic one, given the mountain evidence.
00:54:34.000And even to hear the phrase giving parents rights seems to me an indication of a world of democracy.