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00:00:00.000 wow uh who would have guessed the raccoon dogs right i mean i was so convinced that covid came

00:00:10.040 from those damn wet markets with the with the raccoon dogs i you know i hadn't heard a thing

00:00:16.920 about raccoon dogs until like two weeks ago and now now i find out that that's bogus now i find

00:00:23.680 out that it looks like the white house pushed one of the scientists to release that you know raccoon

00:00:32.000 dog thing wow and it was in the atlantic i so trust the atlantic usually today we have uh

00:00:40.920 it one of top one percent of scientists it's gonna go on and talk about uh the raccoon dog thing

00:00:49.760 yeah it's out now that it was uh apparently a scam who would have seen that one coming

00:00:57.260 uh we have we have so much on today's show you don't want to miss including jack carr we talk about

00:01:03.140 uh the possibility the possibility that it was that it was some sort of uh break off ukrainian

00:01:11.460 group that blew up the pipeline now we don't have any details except we know positively

00:01:16.440 zelinski wasn't part of it uh jack carr war games that with us in our number two of today's podcast

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00:03:34.740 so last week we um introduced you to our new book uh it is called called dark future uh it is uh coming

00:03:47.620 out july 11th you can order copies of it uh now at barnes and noble or you know amazon wherever you

00:03:54.240 buy your books um but uh it tells about the important meetings that happen in 21 and 2022

00:04:01.360 when people all over the world from government finance media business all of them that support

00:04:08.460 the um world economic forum's plan for the great reset uh launched a new call of action titled the

00:04:17.000 great narrative what they said was the narrative of the old world meaning the story of america the story

00:04:25.020 of the west was no longer um good it wasn't useful anymore and so they started a campaign that uh they

00:04:35.980 could use that would continue to decay the traditional values through the west and um and use you know new

00:04:44.360 and future advancements in technology uh to enhance this story uh to enhance this story and use the

00:04:51.300 areas of artificial intelligence and automation and metaverse and robotics etc etc to seize control

00:04:58.540 of the economies and societies in north america and europe this is an attack on the entire western world

00:05:05.940 it's not just on us and the elites behind these proposals even plan to impact the way people across

00:05:13.780 cultures and the planet understand what it means to be human and have free will we've told you

00:05:22.840 before the leaders of the great reset and the great narrative movements by the year 2030 say

00:05:29.100 you'll own nothing and you'll be happy about it there will be no privacy and you'll be happy

00:05:36.200 these are really highly influential extremely wealthy figures and institutions and governments that are

00:05:46.380 behind the great narrative and they are building the framework now i mean what's going to happen is we

00:05:53.880 this is this collapse is happening with our economy slowly everything is going i think according to their

00:06:04.280 their design it's it's happening slowly and it will eventually bring us down to just the four big banks or the five

00:06:12.440 biggest banks which is the fed and then the fed will just take over and they'll lose the they'll lose the

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00:06:41.780 from losing liberty it it really isn't what's being done to us it's what we do about it

00:06:51.340 whose side are you on and if you think there you can stand on the sidelines you're mistaken

00:06:59.340 you're mistaken by the way people who are not standing on the sidelines another good news from the house

00:07:04.980 another piece but this one is incredible to me because the the left and the democrats are now calling this

00:07:13.600 fascistic and i just like you to point out where is the fascism in the parents bill of rights act

00:07:22.500 this is hr 5 notice of rights a local educational agency receiving funds under this part shall ensure

00:07:34.920 that each elementary school and secondary school served by such agency posts on publicly accessible

00:07:41.860 websites of the school or if the school does not operate a website it must widely disseminate to the

00:07:48.680 public a summary notice of the rights of parents to information about their children's education

00:07:54.860 as required under this act which shall be an understandable format for parents and will include

00:08:03.080 at a minimum these things so this is congress saying you gotta post this it's gotta be everywhere

00:08:11.420 you gotta put it on your website if you don't have one you just have to make sure it's

00:08:16.900 widely distributed and clearly stated for all parents you have the right to a review and make copies of

00:08:27.680 at no cost the curriculum of your child's school is does that sound like fascism to you you have the

00:08:37.480 right to know if the state alters the state's challenging state academic standards you have the right

00:08:46.240 the right to meet with each teacher of your child not less than twice during the school year in

00:08:52.620 accordance with a paragraph 5a does that sound like fascism the right to receive the budget including

00:09:02.920 all revenues and expenditures of their child's school you're paying for your school is it fascistic to say

00:09:12.060 i want to see the receipts how are you spending my money every parent has the right to a list of the books and other

00:09:21.600 reading materials available in the library of their child's school it doesn't say you can set fire to them

00:09:27.920 it says i i should be able to go into my child's library or receive a list of everything that is in there

00:09:37.220 and i should be able to inspect the books or other reading material that you're giving to kids

00:09:44.000 why i'm paying for it every time you pay your taxes for your school board you are the one

00:09:54.940 paying them to provide a service for you they work for you it's not the other way around even though

00:10:05.120 they want you to believe that it's not the other way around and if you believe that in your local

00:10:11.620 school school district if you believe the teachers work for something else not the people if you believe

00:10:19.760 that then we're completely screwed because obviously you believe that we should be subservient and working

00:10:27.680 to a federal government if you have to listen and obey and not get any of your questions answered by

00:10:34.760 your school board you have the right uh for charter schools schools served uh by a different local

00:10:45.380 educational agency in the state right to address the school board of local educational agency the right

00:10:51.880 to information about violent activity in their child's school is are any of these things fascistic

00:10:58.640 hey you know little billy was clubbed in the head by somebody in the fourth grade i don't know maybe i

00:11:05.580 should know that the right to information about violent activity in their child's school the right to

00:11:13.220 information about any plans to eliminate gifted and talented programs in the child's school

00:11:18.800 why would you do that now why would you get rid of the gifted and talented why so we can dumb our kids

00:11:28.020 down even more the right to review any professional development materials the right to know if their child

00:11:36.800 is not grade level proficient in reading or language arts at the end of third grade as described in the

00:11:43.440 subsection c10 blah blah blah wait you want to you want what you want to know if your child can read

00:11:51.420 you want to know if your if your child is proficient what you're a nazi you have the right to know if a

00:12:01.220 school employee or contractor acts to change a minor's child's gender markers pronouns or preferred name

00:12:11.220 you as a parent have the right to know if a school employee or contractor acts to allow a child to

00:12:22.500 change the child's sex-based accommodations including locker rooms or bathrooms you have the right to

00:12:30.300 know if a school employee or contractor acts to treat advise or address the cyber bullying of a student

00:12:37.520 to treat advise or address the bullying or hazing of a student to treat advise or address a student's mental

00:12:45.360 health suicidal ideation or incidents of self-harm you have as a parent the right to know if somebody is

00:12:53.360 treating advising or addressing a specific threat to the safety of a student to treat advise or address the

00:13:00.020 possession or use of drugs and other controlled substances treat advise or address an eating disorder

00:13:06.600 if a child brings a weapon to school you should know about it you have a right to know and a right

00:13:13.320 to the notice described in subsection before a person speaks in person or virtually to their child in class

00:13:20.840 school assembly or any other school sponsored events it goes on but there's absolutely no surprises here

00:13:29.620 the rest of it is pretty much just restating the rest what i just read to you i mean it how is this

00:13:42.020 i don't understand and by the way we're the ones we're the ones that are saying we want to burn books

00:13:51.340 no no apparently we're the fascist because we think some things are inappropriate for some kids

00:13:59.400 and at certain ages but see we're fascistic because we don't run the publishing houses because if we

00:14:09.320 ran the publishing houses i guess it's okay just to change things i don't know if you've heard but

00:14:17.460 agatha christie is now being rewritten yeah because she was very inappropriate there were many things

00:14:25.580 that are insulting or references to ethnicity as well as descriptions of certain characters physiques

00:14:35.440 you are kidding me yeah yeah yeah one of her characters was complaining about pestering children now

00:14:46.320 i'm going to read some very triggering words here so be very careful you're on alert if you're easily

00:14:52.220 triggered stand back from the radio maybe plug your ears and la la la la just for a second okay here i go

00:15:00.580 they come back and stare and stare and their eyes are simply disgusting and so are their noses

00:15:09.480 i don't believe i could really like what what their eyes are disgusting and so are their noses

00:15:21.220 now it's been rewritten they come back and stare and stare and stare i don't believe i really could

00:15:43.180 like children wait you've changed the essence of the character the character with their eyes and their noses

00:15:50.180 you learn more about the character not about the children she's talking about

00:16:08.320 oh my gosh so who is it that is the fascist i mean fascism really when it's at its very best

00:16:24.460 is when it's infiltrated all businesses and the government and so the government and the businesses

00:16:32.540 just make the change that those radicals want just the few elites

00:16:39.880 well that's what you're doing we're saying you can print the book we just don't think it's

00:16:48.600 appropriate for kids in the third grade but print the book all you want just not in the school library

00:16:55.580 or as part of curriculum you're saying we have to get rid of books we have to get rid of words in books

00:17:04.880 i'm sorry you keep using that word fascism i do not think it means what you think it means

00:17:11.320 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:17:18.240 jack carr is the best-selling author of the terminalist series uh he is also the executive

00:17:27.760 producer uh and a host of the new podcast danger close with jack carr jack welcome back to the

00:17:36.760 program how are you sir oh thank you so much for having me on how are you doing today i'm great i'm

00:17:41.700 great um i um i just let me just read the um the the the preface of your of your new book here

00:17:50.440 or the synopsis now with the world on the brink of war and a weakened united states facing rampant

00:17:57.340 inflation political division shocking assassinations and a secret cabal of global elites ready to assume

00:18:05.140 control i mean with an exception of the shocking assassinations there's not a lot you didn't need a lot of

00:18:12.900 imagination on this one did you jack i mean it sounds like today uh and with the with the world's most

00:18:19.820 dangerous man locked in solitary confinement the conspirators believe the final obstacle to complete

00:18:24.780 uh domination has been eliminated but they are wrong tell me this story tell me the story

00:18:32.720 well it's going to touch on a couple things we're going to we're going to discuss today nordstrom

00:18:36.800 one and two of course um but uh these things are almost writing themselves and certainly our

00:18:42.000 uh senior level military leaders and our elected representatives and i specifically do not call them

00:18:48.160 leaders they're elected representatives our employees uh in congress and the executive branch give me a lot

00:18:53.400 to work with these days uh as uh as far as creating villains uh and then on the geopolitical stage oh my

00:19:00.400 goodness there's uh so much to work with that probably would not have been believable had i

00:19:04.500 written these books 10 years ago certainly 15 years ago but today uh all of those things are so much more

00:19:12.200 plausible which makes it fun for a thriller author but also a little more difficult because you have uh

00:19:17.160 uh to work with things that people um are just going to accept as uh real and you have to take a little

00:19:24.120 step further one step further think like the enemy think like our elected representatives and our senior

00:19:29.480 military leaders and create these stories that have a touch point in reality and in my case in this

00:19:34.440 military authenticity that i bring to the page from my past but uh there's a lot to work with so i don't

00:19:40.140 think i'm ever going to run out of ideas no i don't think so either um we might run out of printing presses

00:19:45.120 before ideas um jack when you say you have to take it a little bit further that's really hard to do

00:19:52.400 do you think you have to bring it out of reality a bit or i mean are you just advancing the storyline to

00:19:59.260 where it could go because that storyline move it forward by a degree and then bring a perspective to

00:20:06.940 it that maybe your readers or audience haven't considered yet uh and i do that by taking a breath

00:20:13.720 and really thinking these things through where a lot of people that aren't engaged every day thinking

00:20:18.380 about these things uh might not be have time to do because they have to get their kids to school and

00:20:23.340 go to work and do all these other things but i can spend that time that deep thought and take it a

00:20:28.180 little bit further and think about what is going to happen or the why behind what is happening um so i

00:20:36.360 have the time to do that and i love to do that and bring that into the pages of the story

00:20:40.200 so if you replace shocking assassinations with mysterious bombings of the nordstream pipelines

00:20:46.300 uh you would you would have summed up what we're going through right now there are

00:20:51.620 three competing theories on who did this um the first the majority of the west initially said the

00:20:59.280 russians did it i i do you believe that the uh people putting that forward are counting uh i think

00:21:08.080 on the u.s citizenship the dumbing down of the population and if one were to spend time on twitter or

00:21:15.380 in the comments section of youtube it's not a bad strategy uh if you were to base uh base this off

00:21:21.100 of those types of comments but if you connect some dots and you don't have to have a background in

00:21:26.200 strategy or geopolitics or military tactics or anything along those lines you just have to look

00:21:31.520 at this with a little common sense and connect a few dots as seymour hirsch did in his article

00:21:36.480 uh last month but if you connect those dots you can go back to january 2022 not that long ago

00:21:42.360 when victoria newland undersecretary of state for policy and this is if you can find it a video

00:21:47.540 online and she says i want to be clear this is verbatim if russia invades ukraine one way or

00:21:52.440 another nordstream 2 will not move forward then one month later february 22 president biden verbatim

00:21:59.580 if russia invades there will no longer be a nordstream 2 we will bring it to an end okay that's pretty

00:22:06.200 clear and uh these concerns though just don't lie with the biden administration they go back to the

00:22:10.140 bush's administration fearing that european dependence on natural gas would weaken nato and

00:22:14.580 naturally soften a european stance toward russia but even president biden he said we pay our sharp

00:22:18.980 the trump he says pay for your defense you should buy gas from us so this is a a 20-year issue right

00:22:25.140 here so then russia invades ukraine late february 22 and september 2022 what happens nordstream 2 uh is

00:22:33.040 destroyed and just as president biden victoria newland said they would be months earlier but the result

00:22:39.520 is what is probably the largest man-made environmental disaster in history so that

00:22:44.680 that natural gas is 90 percent methane which destroys the ozone layer so for an administration

00:22:49.520 that tells climate change as the greatest threat to national security um that could be an issue if it

00:22:55.880 is tied back to the biden administration even though they said they were going to do it so we're not

00:23:00.740 dealing with the brightest um people perhaps okay so hang on before i go back to the biden administration

00:23:07.020 let me let me take you to the third um idea of how it uh of how it happened they're now saying that

00:23:16.880 i think this is kind of the west's response after nobody believed the russians did it that uh they had

00:23:24.880 you know a group of five people they know that it was you know four men and one woman they rented a yacht

00:23:32.060 they don't know whose yacht it was um but uh they know definitely no one was involved with zelensky

00:23:39.520 but they were probably some sort of a rebel group from uh the ukraine is that plausible

00:23:47.600 it is quite fascinating and uh it would probably be one of the least believable parts of a novel

00:23:54.120 if i put it in there um but one of the things that uh makes me believe that this was certainly russia

00:23:59.580 is that former cia director john brennan was uh trotted out on cnn and nbc to offer his expert

00:24:05.420 analysis and he said it was for sure russia he didn't offer any evidence of this of course but uh

00:24:11.520 his track record very solid yeah russia and being wrong on things um so the only thing on that side

00:24:16.860 like if i was to think it through and he didn't offer this up but maybe russia would think this would

00:24:22.080 be their motive for doing it that they would get some insurance money uh that the u.s would work out a

00:24:26.900 deal with germany and europe uh but germany in particular uh to get more natural gas in the

00:24:31.780 united states decrease their dependence on russian natural gas and so if that was going to happen

00:24:36.540 anyway maybe we get some insurance money okay that's the only thing that i could think of but

00:24:40.740 yes you're right this is this pro-ukrainian group i gotta talk about this pro-ukrainian right

00:24:45.120 because it's it's it's pretty interesting and this is in response of course to the seymour

00:24:50.300 hirsch article which came out in february this is a march article by the new york times

00:24:54.580 uh and it's so other than what so we can infer this this pro-ukrainian group and i'm doing air

00:25:01.640 quotes there um we have we can infer that they were exceptionally skilled in technical diving okay

00:25:07.640 and the use of high explosives so we're talking about these five people five or six people that

00:25:12.340 you mentioned two of them are divers so they have to go down about 250 feet so they need some

00:25:16.980 technical diving skills to do that probably a thousand pounds of explosives they're using timers

00:25:21.680 initiators blasting caps uh but first they have to find it of course so i don't know if this sounds

00:25:26.520 like a typical pro-ukrainian paramilitary group like new york times but they also hang on hang on

00:25:32.120 hang on just on what you're explaining just on what you're explaining add the difficulty level to

00:25:38.100 this so because i i don't know anything about diving how many people could do what you just

00:25:42.560 described right so this regular diving people know you can go down a little over 100 feet

00:25:48.700 on regular scuba stuff if you go past that uh stay down too long you need a mixture a mixed gas

00:25:54.680 um so not the typical thing that you go when you go to see people diving in the bahamas or hawaii or

00:25:59.120 that sort of thing um so you you need some technical diving skills there um just to get down and then

00:26:05.480 you add the complexity of the demolition training on top of that so we're narrowing down the amount

00:26:11.620 number of people who can do this so russia has that that capability we have that capability

00:26:16.220 a pro-ukrainian paramilitary group not so sure but then you add this on top of that you add

00:26:21.800 that uh that they had this high level trade craft so they chartered a luxury yacht in germany

00:26:27.340 from ukrainian owners and i'll get back to that uh so it's a captain it's two divers a couple assistants

00:26:33.100 and and a doctor one i think it's five men and one woman um they had fake passports these technical

00:26:39.600 diving skills navigation skills boating skills demolition skills and they're apparently expert

00:26:45.620 forgers because they have or have access to one because in a day when forged passports aren't

00:26:49.920 really a thing unless you have real passports with aliases created by a government entity

00:26:54.300 um so they have all this trade craft craft yet they rent their boat from a ukrainian

00:26:59.420 out of all the people they quit so once again you don't have to be an expert in geopolitics or

00:27:05.880 tactics or have it have worked for the cia to come up with uh this might this isn't adding up

00:27:11.620 um there there are a couple questions here so um it's uh i think that that's uh the new york

00:27:17.540 times story was a response to that seymour hirsch article which was very detailed it caused could

00:27:22.100 cause problems for the biden administration and in the past it would be the biggest story in the

00:27:26.380 country oh right now yeah it should be the biggest it should be the biggest story in the country right

00:27:30.920 now because we should know one way or another so before i get back into that let me just tell you

00:27:35.660 what was the motivation of the person who would create a story like that to put a ukrainian uh boat

00:27:44.820 on it or a boat owner what why i mean that sounds like something that russians would do to make it

00:27:52.300 sound like that why why would the right or the uh the west do that to divert attention from the

00:28:00.200 president of the united states who touts climate change as the uh greatest history of mankind

00:28:05.440 uh and divert attention away from that because the base seems to be very focused on climate change and

00:28:11.240 yet we don't seem very interested in even investigating this i don't even think that the uh the president

00:28:16.520 has ordered or they haven't said anyway that he has ordered an investigation into this um neither has the

00:28:22.140 u.n for some reason they declined to do an investigation in this uh into this so it's all

00:28:26.820 very interesting but it is uh it seems to be to in to divert attention away from the president

00:28:32.700 of the united states causing the largest man-made environmental catastrophe in history

00:28:36.120 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:28:41.880 dr stephen quay is with us now doctor how are you sir i'm great glenn it's great to be here

00:28:51.620 with you thank you i really appreciate everything that you've done and your willingness to uh stand

00:28:56.320 um you know you have the credibility maybe to survive it uh and you have done quite well

00:29:02.740 um i um i want to i want to talk to you about this confusing raccoon dog uh story that came out last week

00:29:12.280 we find out now that they left out some pretty important stuff right well glenn i guess if they

00:29:20.860 left out a virus would that be important well they said that it it was a carrier of it right but they

00:29:28.300 if i understand the story right they swabbed the surface of i don't know the raccoon dog pen

00:29:34.640 in the wet lab right and no no this is this is in a market glenn um this is in a market that sells

00:29:42.160 live animals in china it's a common uh a common event but okay okay yes they swabbed the surface it

00:29:48.180 has raccoon dna it has tiny fragments of sars cov2 but it doesn't have the virus it doesn't have an

00:29:55.780 infectious virus um so it just means that there are people in the market who are infected um the the

00:30:01.920 the environmental specimens that are true have an entire virus that you can grow in the culture

00:30:06.620 and they have human dna so that's the part they left out okay so it's not even the same covid virus

00:30:13.360 right tiny pieces of it it's tiny pieces of the covid virus so the virus is 30 000 letters long

00:30:20.920 and when you have an environmental specimen that's positive for it you'll have thousands of little

00:30:26.480 segments of that 30 000 letters they won't tell us how many segments they have

00:30:31.120 my mass prediction is they have less than 10 uh and you have you know thousands to show you had a

00:30:37.040 real virus holy cow so how inaccurate is this

00:30:42.820 well it's it's it's completely misleading in the sense that as a scientist you're supposed to present

00:30:51.160 all the evidence you have you can come to your own conclusion but you present all the evidence

00:30:55.200 uh and the fact that they won't tell us though we've asked how many um 150 letter sequences of

00:31:02.440 the virus are in there my prediction it's less than 10 they won't tell us usually you need a thousand

00:31:08.180 two thousand three thousand to confirm that it's that's a real virus um and and they're hiding the

00:31:13.300 ball and they made a big deal out of it and they they also happen to steal someone else's data to do it

00:31:18.460 the person who did this that issued this is it true her name dr christian anderson is that right

00:31:28.280 well christian anderson is a man oh sorry paper has i i'm i'm not looking at it now but i want to

00:31:34.400 say it has a dozen or more authors so it's it's a real um it's a community i misspoke it's a committee

00:31:40.800 effort here but um what happened was they saw they saw some data that came out of that should have come

00:31:47.540 out of china a year and a half ago they saw it appear on a database in germany uh they took they

00:31:52.720 started to interrogate it and then uh the chinese found out there and the chinese took it offline

00:31:57.580 in throughout science what you do when that happens is you pause your own analysis because you can't

00:32:03.420 analyze someone else's data unless they have made it public for you it's theft essentially so um but

00:32:11.000 they went ahead with it anyway and of course the atlantic picked it up and and it just went from there but

00:32:15.200 it's it's it's the wrong way to do research and the research doesn't show the the raccoon dogs were

00:32:20.480 were infected so i i mean rocky raccoon is is singing in the background are we are we ever going to find

00:32:26.660 out where this came from or i mean do you feel it's pretty safe to say it was man-made in a lab

00:32:33.960 so so glenn what i have done is you know i'm a scientist i've also been in business so i've been

00:32:40.540 involved with litigations over patents i think i have 88 patents and had to defend it five times so i

00:32:45.200 i have treated my approach to this as if i'm in a courtroom and i have to enter evidence into the

00:32:51.280 room and then i have to explain it to a you know a jury of my peers and with respect to the fact that

00:32:57.440 it came from a laboratory with respect to the fact that it was engineered my evidence is beyond a

00:33:02.660 reasonable doubt which is the standard you would use for a criminal investigation it has bioweapon

00:33:07.060 components which i don't have as much confidence in but they are a preponderance of the evidence so

00:33:12.220 it also has those aspects and and i've tried to stay in the discipline because the courtroom is a

00:33:18.700 truth-finding machine that is really useful you can't get things into the courtroom unless you have

00:33:23.680 good evidence and then in there there are rules about what you can and can't conclude from them

00:33:28.080 but doing that process it gets very clear that it's it came from a laboratory it was manipulated

00:33:33.120 and it has some aspects that could be considered bioweapons i uh i am stunned to hear you

00:33:39.760 speak about this with such authority that you you absolutely would present it in a courtroom i'd love

00:33:45.900 to i know you have to catch a plane so i'd love to have you back and present that evidence um go ahead

00:33:51.360 i would uh there's there's actually a paper i wrote it's 189 pages long uh it's been downloaded

00:33:56.940 about 240 000 times uh on on this analysis so i i start with the preposition that it came from nature

00:34:04.200 with a 98 probability and i end with with the after 26 pieces of evidence you end with the

00:34:10.420 conclusion that's over 98 from a laboratory oh my gosh and the the idea that we are covering this up

00:34:17.800 why would we cover this up because we were doing gain-of-function research because it was being

00:34:23.160 weaponized what what do you think the motive is well i i don't want to get inside other people's

00:34:30.000 head because i'm a scientist but we do know that the technology was developed in the united states

00:34:34.420 that created this virus we know that the humanized mouse on which the virus was trained to infect humans

00:34:41.620 went by world courier from north carolina to to one laboratories so those two pieces tie it together

00:34:48.620 and and we know that um look at that you know we don't have to talk about dr fauci because i don't

00:34:53.380 want to get into the personalities here but he believes in his heart that gain-of-function research

00:34:57.920 will save mankind i've looked at 2 000 gain-of-function papers and i find no evidence

00:35:02.320 that it contributes to the public health issues around around spillovers so we just have a strong

00:35:08.440 strong scientific difference there but but glenn if i can just get one more point across here because i

00:35:13.020 was in um i was in washington dc talking to people it's important to get to the origin but the other

00:35:18.860 thing that's happened in the last three years is uh i've collected a team of international scientists

00:35:23.300 we put together what we call a forensic analysis so we can sit at a computer anywhere in the world

00:35:28.320 and interrogate what's going on inside the wound institute of virology right now as i'm talking to

00:35:33.380 you they are doing research on a 30 lethal virus a 39 lethal virus and a 60 lethal virus the black

00:35:41.660 plague which was a 500 year setback of civilization was a 30 lethal microbe so we have three cases going on

00:35:51.300 right now of more of more deadly viruses and so are we involved in it this time are we involved

00:35:57.860 well we we we work involved with sars with our own hands in the laboratory and we're not as far as i

00:36:04.920 can tell involved in this experiment these experiments are we found are post pandemic so

00:36:11.500 if you imagine a laboratory okay you've had you've had a leak you've killed 20 million people

00:36:15.540 do you change your behavior and do other kinds of research well no let's let's do even more aggressive

00:36:19.880 research um but uh we need to do something because it'll be a civilization changing event

00:36:25.340 oh my gosh uh dr quay thank you so much really appreciate it thank you glenn i'd love to explain

00:36:32.540 this more because because i'd like to have a grassroots effort it's not going to come from

00:36:36.480 the top down it needs to be people saying no we we need to we need to stop these things and i i don't

00:36:41.440 know anybody left or right republican democrat independent i don't know anybody who thinks

00:36:47.020 you know we've all been to the movies we've seen what happens with things like this and since it's

00:36:53.780 just happened i think maybe we should stop i i i think the scientists are on the verge of madness

00:37:01.020 just madness well as i like to say you know if you're dead you can't vote democrat or republican

00:37:07.140 unless you're from chicago yeah okay you don't belong in seattle thank you so much dr steven quay i

00:37:14.300 appreciate it we'll talk to you again so we have deborah conrad on she is a physician's assistant

00:37:19.680 and she was uh working in a hospital and she started to see some trends that were disturbing

00:37:26.960 she reported them to the people that she was supposed to report them to and she was fired

00:37:32.860 for that deborah conrad is her name welcome deborah how are you i'm good thank you for having me glenn

00:37:39.800 uh i i i can't thank you enough for having the guts to stand up at this time tell me your story you

00:37:46.220 were you were just trying to do what the hospital instructs you to do on everything else right

00:37:52.340 well pretty much i mean what's grilled in our in our brains and medicine over and over again

00:37:58.680 is about keeping patients and the community safe and when the emergency use authorized vaccines

00:38:06.180 were uh kind of released to the public in december they were under emergency use in fact they still

00:38:12.400 are but um you know the their system the vaccine adverse event reporting system is has been there

00:38:20.360 since 1990 and it is a system enacted by the federal government to assure that vaccines are safe post

00:38:29.100 marketing and it is a federal law the 1986 vaccine injury act had provisions in it that health care

00:38:37.880 workers are required to report certain adverse events to the VAERS system um and that's all i was doing

00:38:46.280 so after the vaccines were rolled out and we started getting patients coming into the hospital

00:38:52.140 reporting adverse events after their covid vaccines i reported these patients um to the

00:38:59.080 VAERS system as i am legally required to do and in the ultimate end about 10 10 months later i was

00:39:06.900 walked out of my medical institution for doing this thing it's insanity wait how did they justify that

00:39:15.260 so the the ultimate justification is is because by by acknowledging that these adverse uh reactions are

00:39:26.060 happening it was creating vaccine hesitancy among the staff and the patients and the family members and then they

00:39:35.020 didn't want to go and get boosters so it was affecting the company uh profit margin and i was told i as somebody

00:39:44.800 in leadership i should i should be towing the company line that was part of my job you know and i said but this is a

00:39:52.460 this is a legal requirement there are certain adversary you know side effects um that that can occur that are

00:39:59.880 reportable events this is not something that you know i'm making up i mean on the VAERS website

00:40:06.680 if you go under what is required reporting for health care workers it is listed specifically what we are to

00:40:14.400 report an inpatient hospitalization following a covid vaccine and or death and or covid 19 infection

00:40:24.100 requiring hospitalization and or death these are reportable events these are under the required

00:40:32.640 reporting and my hospital did an audit of my VAERS reports and i gave them patients that met these exact

00:40:41.520 required reporting um requirements and my hospital administration came back and said

00:40:49.260 you're over reporting and from this state forward you can no longer do any VAERS reports for the hospital

00:40:56.920 even if you know about these patients you can only do VAERS reports on patients you directly took care of

00:41:04.380 and i said well then who is going to do these other reports and they basically told me it's none of my

00:41:09.780 the problem with VAERS reporting for health care workers is the the reports take about 30 minutes

00:41:17.120 because they they require a lot of information about the patient their medical conditions so on and so

00:41:23.480 forth and there is no time in your working day especially during this whole covid situation to do these

00:41:31.100 reports because we would get you know 10 15 of them a day so what was happening is every all the

00:41:38.920 the providers in the hospital knew i was doing this so they gave me patients to report because they knew

00:41:45.240 i had become an expert in doing this i was efficient let deb handle it but the problem is is i was doing

00:41:51.640 it on my own time unpaid on my shifts off and it just got to be to the point that i said i can't be the

00:41:58.960 only provider doing this so i asked my administration to create some sort of a position or some sort of a

00:42:05.160 uh something in the hospital that that we could efficiently get these reports done maybe a paid

00:42:11.320 position something like that and my hospital just comes out i'm looking into it looking into it and

00:42:16.940 and it never got done and i had multiple meetings and email exchanges and nothing ever seemed to get

00:42:24.380 done and then like i said they audited me and then blocked me from reporting further patients and i had told

00:42:30.800 them um by knowing that there are patients out there that need these reports done and that meet the

00:42:38.680 required reporting and not doing it myself i'm an accomplice to a crime right because i know what's

00:42:46.020 going on and i'm doing nothing about it so i'm just as guilty so i said i can't do this i can't commit

00:42:52.640 fraud i can't do this so um i ended up uh you know getting getting some help from an attorney and we

00:42:59.980 wrote letters uh to the cdc and the fda and their state accrediting body all sorts of stuff to try to

00:43:06.880 let them know what's going on and to see if we could find a solution and there was never heard anything

00:43:11.960 back not a word not a word nobody wanted to deal with this problem and i i just couldn't i couldn't

00:43:19.120 live with it because you know every day we were getting people coming in and these patients knew

00:43:23.940 because they were fine prior and they would get their vaccine and then get hospitalized for some

00:43:29.740 new issue and they wanted their reports done and you know patients don't know i mean it's it is it's

00:43:37.860 very difficult to do a report as an individual um the website is not very user friendly um there's a lot

00:43:45.220 of information that's needed um so that you know the the patients want the health care providers to do

00:43:50.680 the reports and i'm hearing more and more from patients telling me they ask their doctors or their

00:43:57.640 PAs or whoever to do a VAERS report and they're told no

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