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Bill O'Reilly is on, knocks it out of the park, as usual gives us the biggest stories of the week. We get into some of the Marines that are being held hostage, an interesting point of view from Elijah Schaefer, also, we talk about ice cream and the President in a scientific sort of way. Also, we discuss the covid vaccines and really big news on the banking sector. It s Red Alert, Red Alert for the economy.
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Hey, great Friday podcast. Bill O'Reilly is on, knocks it out of the park, as usual, gives us the biggest stories of the week.
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We get into some of the Marines that are being held. Interesting point of view from from him.
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Also, Elijah Schaefer is on talking about ice cream and the president in a scientific sort of way.
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Also, we talk about the covid vaccines and really big news on the banking sector.
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This is Stu Does America, all available right here. Five stars is the appropriate number of stars.
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By the way, General Flynn is on tomorrow's podcast, wherever you get your podcast or at blazetv.com slash Glenn.
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General Michael Flynn on episode, I think it's 119 of the Glenn Beck podcast.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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The New York, the New York Teachers Union and the the Amer.
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They are asking the Supreme Court to stop this vaccine mandate on teachers because they think it's unconstitutional.
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The teachers union are are saying that the government has gone too far.
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Do we still have that from a couple of days ago when he said, you know, we're not going to have people tell teachers what to teach.
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You believe school systems should tell children what to do.
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I believe parents should be in charge of their kids education.
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So, first of all, this shows how clueless Glenn Youngkin is.
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He doesn't understand what the laws were because he's never been involved here.
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The parents had to write to veto bills, veto books.
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And I'm not going to let parents come into schools and actually take books out and make their own decisions.
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I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.
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Virginia, if you vote this guy in, you get exactly what you deserve.
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Unfortunately, if you're living in Virginia and you've worked and worked and worked and work, it'll be time to move.
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You have got to get out of these places that are run by people who think that you don't have a right to even veto books.
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You know, as he said, they had a right to veto books, not not not to understand them or what was it intelligently.
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Oh, so everybody was just like, I've ate all books.
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No, they're just making decisions you, the people in power, don't agree with.
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It's so revealing how completely absurd he thinks this idea is that the parents would have a right to tell their kids and teach their kids what they should be.
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What the system, I mean, it's like he thinks it's a completely bonkers alien idea that the parents would be control will be in control of their own kids education.
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So may I recommend that, as I say to you, but batting down the hatches, anybody who says, boy, that's been a weird year.
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Shut up, because it's going to be it's going to be worse.
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If you think you don't recognize your country now, mark my words this time next year, when I say, remember when I said, you won't recognize it from this year.
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And I can't recommend highly enough to get to places where you're not in the minority.
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Get to places where there are good, decent people who don't care who you voted for, but they do care if you love America and you you believe in the Bill of Rights.
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Do you believe there shouldn't be some dictator telling you exactly what to do and not to do?
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And then more importantly, I think you need to live in a place where where God and the Judeo-Christian ethic is really strong because we're going to have to start relying on each other.
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And I don't mean we're going to rely on each other because you got caps and I got balls.
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Food, you are going to see in the next year, empty shelves everywhere.
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That's if that's if the economy still is chugging next year.
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If it's not, you're definitely going to see empty shelves, but you're going to see the supply chain collapse.
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Now, I want you to understand what that means when the supply chain collapses.
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You know, it's like I've said over for 20 years now when I'm talking to you about my Patriot supply.
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And I'll be like, because, you know, when a truck can't make it to your grocery store eight times a day to replenish the shelves, that's the average.
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Each grocery store is replenished eight times a day.
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When those trucks aren't bringing stuff in, you don't have anything on your on your grocery shelves.
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How many of us have already experienced this in grocery stores?
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I know there are things and brands that I have I have wanted to buy.
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And I don't know if it's a supply chain, if they stop carrying it or whatever.
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When it was supposed to come in in spring, they said it would be in August.
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When August passed, they said it would be in September.
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When September passed, they said, yeah, we're not really sure.
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How many times have you gone to buy certain things and it's just not there anymore?
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I'm telling you, these are the birth pangs of things to come.
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There is a group of of dock workers of they're all the transportation people.
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The heads of the truck drivers and airlines that are doing cargo shipments and the seafarers.
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They went to the U.N. and gave the U.N. a massive warning and said, you're on the verge of a complete system collapse because of what the governments are doing with covid, how they're restricting people, how they're giving disincentives to work.
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By paying people extra to stay home, it is collapsing the supply chain, the California ports, just the California ports about to break.
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All that stuff sitting out on the on the coast can't be brought in because there's nobody to truck it.
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And it's all because of the regulations that the government are are doing all over the world now.
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Stu was just telling me he was just reading from what was the the company?
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Yeah, they make, you know, stainless steel drinkware is one of the things they make.
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There's a major storm brewing in the supply chain.
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Forget that you're in a new world and listen to this with fresh ears, please.
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It could dramatically impact everyone's life next year, but almost no one knows about it yet.
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We're talking about empty shelves, crazy inflation, etc.
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Here's what I'm learning about the problem from my contacts in China.
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As a communist country, China is centrally planned.
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That means things like electricity usage are planned in Beijing by party officials instead of governed by the supply and demand of the market, which is incredibly different than what Joe Biden is working on.
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They won't be centrally planned in Beijing, just centrally planned in Washington, D.C.
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And in Washington, D.C. is not full of Chinese people.
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I mean, the differences just keep adding up to the point to where it's ridiculous to even mention central planning like China compared to the central planning here.
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China set electricity quotas for each province.
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As a result of supply chain disruptions from COVID and unprecedented factory demand, many of the provinces have used way more electricity than planned.
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So, in other words, when they don't have a free market to be able to do the things with power that they need to do and just have companies incentivized to, you know, from the free market to continue this, like it works here in America, the central planning, they run out of electricity.
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Why don't they just build more walls with more outlets in them?
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The Chinese government has begun restricting electrical usage for the provinces based on how much electricity they have used so far this year.
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There's a green, yellow, and red system that is put in place.
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That's what every Chinese or every government, communist government ever does.
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Some of our primary production is in a yellow region.
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These partners now have electricity caps and can work four days a week instead of six.
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Their production has been cut by 33%, and these cuts are likely to last until the Chinese New Year.
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In stainless steel drinkware, that's the business he's in, 93% of the world's production happens in one province in China.
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Of that production, about half happens from now until the Chinese New Year.
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What that means is about 20% of the world's production isn't going to get built this year.
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Products being produced in the more restricted red regions are going to get hit even harder.
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There are already stories about regions having to operate by candlelight due to the power rationing.
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The problem with COVID is that it led to cascading failures throughout the supply chain.
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If production drops so dramatically over the coming months, then empty shelves will be commonplace.
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We are talking about a situation where many product types will be completely nuked.
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That's not what I want you to take from this article.
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Yeah, with little kids, do your Christmas shopping right now.
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Because it's going to be very bad this Christmas.
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Even more concerning is what will happen on the other side of the Chinese New Year.
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The lack of production caused by the electrical shortages is going to cause an unprecedented amount of demand on Chinese factories in 2022.
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It's very likely that if that happens, we will see the biggest traffic jam the supply chain has ever experienced.
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This year, we got a taste of what happens when you apply pressure to the logistics supply chain.
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Next year, we may see a full break in some places.
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One additional point is that China is simultaneously rolling out its 2021 to 2022 autumn and winter action plan for air pollution management.
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Second, this plan curtails even more production from factories with higher pollution.
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You know, we're talking about major disruptions.
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And it's like, I think we all went into COVID realizing, like, holy crap, this whole thing could collapse.
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And I think, I would say the majority of people are like, oh, I mean, that was rough.
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And obviously, the health issues were one thing.
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But we haven't paid an economic price like that.
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Let me just go back to the ports in California.
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So, you know, 40% of all of the stuff that comes in on cargo ships come into 11 ports in California.
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30% of everything we ship out goes through 11 ports in California.
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Because of the workers that are not working, because the ports couldn't, I mean, they lost so much money when nothing was coming in.
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So, you know, half of the ships in port in California are called mega container ships.
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They have like 10,000 of those big cargo things in them.
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That's double or triple the size of what cargo ships were 10 years ago.
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So, it takes them a lot longer to load and unload, which means there are more trucks, trains, and warehouses that are needed to unload, store, and transport the goods.
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Half of them are the wait now keeps getting longer and longer and longer containers are waiting nearly 16 days on average before they're being unloaded.
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They have 100 plus ships sitting waiting outside of Los Angeles alone to try to get into the ports.
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Everything that you're looking for on your shelf, a lot of it is sitting out waiting for somebody to open it and be able to get it onto a truck.
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As you heard, China can't keep up with the demand and it's about to break in China because of electricity.
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They're also going now through a massive economic problem.
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You will look at shelves next year and you will wonder if you are even in the United States of America.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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So, Steve, I'm doing a five-night special, I think, next month on some investigation that we've been doing.
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In fact, we had earlier this week, somebody had hacked into our system of one of our producers
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and was going through all of our confidential files preparing for this show on Dr. Fauci and COVID.
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And Google couldn't even figure out who was in the Google Docs looking at all of that stuff.
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We have taken everything and gone offline with all of it while we produced this show.
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So, there's a lot of really, really bad things that have been going on with it.
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Tell me about the bonus chapter, The Faucian Booster.
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Well, if you read Faucian Bargain, we left off right when the vaccines were being rolled out, Glenn.
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And the initial data in real time, particularly for high risk in the elderly with the alpha variant,
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And so, we just figured, let's just end the book here.
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And then if this becomes an issue of mandates, we can pick up the conversation later.
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And as it has been the pattern of this entire scandemic, the less something works, the more they want to mandate it.
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And so, when the vaccines were performing very well, you know, hey, you know, back to normal, take your masks off, everything else.
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It's the minute that the Delta variant arrived and we began to see the efficacy,
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particularly from a transmission standpoint, of these therapeutics just completely collapse.
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But now, suddenly, they want to impose them on everyone.
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You have the Biden administration overruling the 16-2 vote by the FDA, including two resignations in opposition to third boosters.
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Canada just bought four years' worth of boosters from Pfizer, as a matter of fact.
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And Glenn, if I had gone online and said in February, March, April, or May,
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that I don't think that these vaccines will hold up en masse against transmission,
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and you're all going to need a third booster by the end of the year,
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I'd have been suspended, if not banned, from Twitter or Facebook for saying that.
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And so, that's why we decided we had to do this bonus chapter to try to equip people with Fauci and booster
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to push back on vaccine mandates right now while the iron is hot.
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Okay, let me go through some of your tweets here.
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According to the WHO's dashboard, the United States had 156% more COVID cases
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and 148% higher deaths than the third week of September this year compared to 2020.
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75% of adults have at least had one vaccine dose September 2021.
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These are, this is, you know, I had a lefty journalist, and I use that in quotation marks,
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asked me on Twitter, how many people that have been banned from YouTube do we quote in Fauci and Booster?
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These are people I've never even heard of, okay?
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Although getting banned from YouTube nowadays, frankly, makes me want to find them.
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But I just use WHO, World Health Organization, and CDC data for the majority of our 40 footnotes
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And if you look at the weekly breakouts from the World Health Organization, we had lower natural immunity.
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We have up to 80% of people, according to CDC, have some immunity for COVID-19 between natural immunity and vaccinations.
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We have two-thirds of adults that have received both doses.
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Over 80% of seniors in America have been given both doses.
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And yet we're sitting here with 156% more cases and 148% more deaths.
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And this is a week where things should be calmed down.
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You've got a bit of a lull before we head into the winter wave and the seasonality where I live in the north.
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And yet you look at a state like Vermont right now, Glenn, it's the most vaccinated state in the union.
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They have an all-time high for cases right now.
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Seasonality doesn't even begin for them until this weekend.
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They've got an all-time high for ICU patients right now.
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One-third of its hospitalizations are fully vaccinated.
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The seasonality, that's the number one driver of this.
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The number one population driver of COVID all over the world is seasonality.
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We have not even hit the seasonality in the north and already in Vermont and Maine and Connecticut,
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three of the most vaccinated states we're having.
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We have, you are seeing trend lines that really you ought to be seeing in January.
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So what in the world is January going to look like?
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So what are you suggesting here, that the vaccine makes things worse?
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The initial vaccine data up against the alpha variants was very, very strong, especially from a therapeutic.
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And now that it has collapsed on August 5th on CNN, of all places, where truth doesn't even go to die, it doesn't exist.
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The director of the CDC, Rochelle Walensky, went on Wolf Blitzer and admitted that these vaccines no longer stop transmission.
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So that would seem to indicate then if, you know, the whole argument over masks last year was wear a mask doesn't protect you, but somebody else, which that was a lie.
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Well, that's actually the argument now for these therapeutics.
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You are, you are, if you get involved in this vaccination program, unless they come up with a true vaccine, a true immunization, a Salkian level achievement,
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understand that you are signing yourself up for an ongoing human experiment of being injected and re-injected with the nanoparticles of this experimental technology that no one invested in prior to 2008.
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And Moderna was 0 for 9 in bringing products to market until COVID.
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Now, you still may decide that given the risk of COVID for you and how the variants seem to be getting worse, you may still decide that that's worth the gamble, but you should be informed of that choice.
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And if these things, Glenn, do not stymie transmission, which they do not, okay, if they don't stymie transmission, then there is simply no medical or ethical rationale for mandating them on people whatsoever, because this isn't like that if you're not, you're any more of a super spreader than someone who is.
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There was a study that came out from the state of Wisconsin's Department of Health just a week ago.
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Frankly, I found it courtesy of our CEO, Tyler Carden.
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Two of the largest counties in Wisconsin did a study, and what they found is that the viral load of people who tested positive with COVID vaccinated was actually slightly higher than those who tested positive for COVID unvaccinated.
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Again, there is no moral or ethical justification for mandating these things before we even get to the constitutional question.
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So, Steve, there is your what you're saying is this is not a vaccine.
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And yeah, and maybe something that you once you start, you've got to continue to take the flu shot.
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You have to get a new one every year for the new strain.
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But there are some things and we keep if we're into therapeutics, we keep finding therapeutics that are cheap.
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Hydroxychloroquine is a very good therapeutics, not going to stop it, but it will help you if you have it.
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I mean, I was like, oh, I know you got snot all over your face, but kiss me, sweetheart.
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So I had the natural immunity, but I was taking hydroxychloroquine.
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And my sister was asking her doctor for hydroxychloroquine in Washington state, and he would not prescribe it.
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These are drugs that have been used for a long, long time.
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We have a lot of antibiotics that we repurpose for animal usage nowadays.
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For example, ever had a burger at McDonald's or Burger King?
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Enjoy your grilled or fried antibiotics, because you had some right there, okay?
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This drug has literally saved and been taken by or saved hundreds of millions of people since 2015.
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Its manufacturer, Merck, who, by the way, was one of the first companies to jump in on President Trump's Operation Warp Speed
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and then backed out when they were not confident in their human trial data that they could come up with an mRNA vaccine
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that was efficacious enough to justify the side effects.
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So they never came up with one, even though they're arguably the most successful pharma company in the country.
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They were part of winning a Nobel Prize for this back in 2015.
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And now, and then back in February, they actually put out a paper trying to discredit their own drug from people using it.
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And now we find out today they've signed a massive contract with the feds to get emergency authorization
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for an oral drug that sounds a heck of a lot like hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin.
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And, oh, by the way, though, this one, the government's going to pay them $70 a pill.
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I could go on goodrx.com right now, and with a Walgreens coupon, I could get $0.58 per pill Ivermectin.
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If you do the math, that is $11,900 profit per pill, Glenn, per pill for Merck, okay?
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All the data that we have gotten so far have all been internal.
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Let me show you something that just made me laugh out loud last week.
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The people at Gilead, which makes Remdemsevir, tried to come out with a study to show the government
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that they are a hugely successful product in stopping people from requiring hospitalization for COVID.
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Now, back in July, one of the best public university hospitals in the country is an hour down the road
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They did a live real-time study of Remdemsevir in July, published the results.
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They found that when it's not causing renal failure, it either doesn't work, and in many
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The only way you can get Remdemsevir is to actually go to a hospital or healthcare facility
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and have it administered you, usually by injection, there.
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They self-reported that their drug stops people from having to be hospitalized for COVID,
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but it's a drug you have to go to the hospital in order to get.
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They just, they lie about this stuff all the time, and then the treatment that actually
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works, it was called Regeneron when they gave it to President Bush or President Trump at
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this time last year to get him out of the hospital, but now it's known as the monoclonal
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If you want to know why I'm not celebrating the Merck announcement today, let me respond to
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How many commercials since last November after Regeneron, monoclonal, saved President Trump's
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life and got him out of the hospital, and then was made available a month later for the
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How many commercials have you seen on TV in the last 10 months for monoclonal antibodies?
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How many of you even knew they existed until Ron DeSantis started making them portable around
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And then after they saved a bunch of lives, and they start doing this in your state of
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Texas now, now the Biden administration wants to ration it.
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And how many of you have seen it promoted, even though it actually works?
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There's something has smelled rotten in the state of Denmark, Glenn, from day one, from
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the day that the Imperial College survey came out, March 16th of last year, till now.
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I really appreciate the work that you have done on this, and keep it up.
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Another host from Blaze TV, the host of Slightly Offensive, and co-host of You Are Here,
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I brought you in because I wanted to ask you something.
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Because you have a degree in biology, or what is it?
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Yeah, molecular biology, some grad school, but I was smart, and I left that field to do
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I knew it was coming, that they were going to start using the weird, woke politics and
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the sciences, stop caring about things like objectivity and discipline, and starting to
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And so you have, I mean, you have the knowledge of, for instance, the masks, as Stu just said,
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You want to make sure you're safe, and you're not sprinting, get an N95 mask, and then you
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don't have to worry about what everybody else is doing.
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You get an N95 mask, and that pretty much will stop anything that is coming through.
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And it's kind of crazy, too, because obviously we're talking about with the ban that just
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I just said what's on the box of these cloth masks, these paper masks, especially the homemade
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Just get a piece of cloth, tie it around your face, and COVID will stay away, as if it's
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like the five-second rule, you know, where as long as the food's not on the ground for
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If you have anything over your face, you block all pathogens.
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If only we knew that the last several thousand years, and no one would have died.
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Um, so the idea of these vaccine mandates, I don't know if you heard this, today or yesterday
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it was announced that the Federation of Teachers in New York are now suing because they say
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The teachers in New York are suing because they say they shouldn't have to be forced to
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I mean, you know, I know it's the first thing about the vaccine that I've agreed with the
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I didn't even know teachers unions were allowed to make logical sense today.
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I thought that was like illegal in 2014 or something.
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Um, and, uh, and they're going to use this more and more to curb people's rights.
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I mean, a woman, uh, who was, uh, pregnant, um, uh, quite a ways along in her pregnancy.
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She refused to get the vaccine because of the baby.
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All of these things where you're just losing access to a job or a place is only going to
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You know, and I, I just spoke to, uh, another comedian, um, named Lila Hart.
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She has spina bifida, which is a sort of a deformative issue.
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And she actually has a blood clotting disorder and is unable to take the vaccines.
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And so not only is this someone with a disability, this is a woman, right?
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All we've heard about is fighting for the disabled, fighting for women.
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She's been barred from almost every single comedy house and club.
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Uh, she even had to move from LA cause she couldn't work anymore because they wouldn't
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And she told me, she goes, and you know that they don't even believe in these mandates
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because the bouncer said Lila to her, why don't you just, why don't you just bring
00:31:30.620
me a fake vaccine card and we would have let you in.
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And she was saying like, look, all these people that are even championing it and saying it's
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a good thing when it push comes to shove, they don't even believe that this is necessary.
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There's a good chunk of people too, that, that are working at these places that don't
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want to be involved in enforcing vaccine mandates.
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It's not why they got, they went to get hired there.
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And now they're stuck in this impossible position in between people who want to be able to go into
00:31:56.300
an establishment and the actual business who wants them in the establishment many times,
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but they're forced by the government to do other things.
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It's a crazy, it's a crazy way of doing business.
00:32:07.260
So I've been having a debate with myself and, and with Bill O'Reilly.
00:32:12.420
And I think Stu and I are on the same page with Joe Biden.
00:32:16.960
We think he's going, but he's there enough to make these decisions.
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These are decisions he's making and he knows he's making them.
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But there, there also is this weird ice cream thing with him.
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And I heard this and I thought, you know, who would know if this is true is Elijah.
00:32:44.920
So ice cream is, is a sign of possible dementia.
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So there's actually two sides of this that are really interesting and I want to keep it
00:32:57.840
very simple, assuming that you know nothing about dementia and probably know a lot about
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But essentially when it comes to dementia, right, there's a few different types.
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So like there's vascular dementia, there's frontotemporal dementia and Alzheimer's, there's
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different types of these degenerations in the brain.
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This has to do with buildup of things like plaques and different types of neurotoxicity.
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So the point of the matter is, is that dementia has two problems.
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There's the biological element, which obviously could be fought with medicine like Prozac or
00:33:31.540
And then there's the behavioral side of it, which is that as you begin to get older in age
00:33:36.900
and are unable to process information, you can start to get confused, disoriented, because
00:33:41.860
you lose the ability to cope with the stress of life, right?
00:33:45.740
A lot of people, when you're younger, you may drink a lot.
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You may, I don't know, hopefully you don't do anything too destructive.
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As you get older, you lose that ability to cope and the stress builds.
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And so this is why he doesn't take questions from reporters, because when there's an influx
00:34:02.740
of stimuli, especially from things that you're not prepared for, it can lead you to a state
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of disorientation, hallucination and confusion, which is why they always stop the questions
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One of the things too, is if you see him shuffling around and moving around and snapping is usually
00:34:21.180
one of the main signs is snapping and getting kind of lost, confused and shuffling around.
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These are very typical signs of not only early onset, but total onset of dementia.
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Specifically, I think he has the FTD, the frontotemporal, because I, again, with the ice
00:34:38.480
cream where it comes in is that one of the ways without using drugs or medication that
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you can treat dementia and that you can help satiate it is by bringing a coping mechanism,
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a positive coping mechanism that might bring both dopamine release and joy to the individual
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and also connect them back to earlier, simpler times.
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I got to tell you, dementia has never seemed more appealing to me than right now.
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A very simple way to help people is to give them the ice cream because it's sweet.
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And honestly, with the FTD is you have a natural craving usually for sugars.
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It doesn't look suspicious like putting your hands in a full cake and just eating it.
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But also on the side of things, there's a lot of new research, biological research, that
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shows a direct link between consuming certain types of fermented dairy products, including
00:35:35.920
ice cream that contain hydrogesterol and oleomide and different fatty acids in preventing the
00:35:43.300
degeneration of the brain, especially what's called microglial inflammation.
00:35:48.820
Yeah, no, and that's why, but honestly, Nancy Pelosi, if you notice with a lot of these
00:35:53.760
politicians who are very old, I mean, you look at the filings for these people, look
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at how much ice cream they spend on themselves and their older donors and people in their
00:36:08.500
Couldn't it just be that people really like ice cream?
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If you're an American, you better be a patriot, love your country, and also like ice cream.
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You know, that's the weird thing is that was Martha Washington's attack.
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She did not want George to run for a second term.
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And so the biggest attacks came from his own mother.
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And the one that she thought had real sticking power was he is so irresponsible with money.
00:36:36.720
You have no idea what this man spends a year on ice cream.
00:36:41.920
Well, my wife might say the same thing about me, but I'm going to say that it's actually
00:36:48.360
interesting, though, that is specifically in one study in Japan, right?
00:36:52.240
There was a link between rice consumption and actual neurodegenerative toxicity, which means
00:36:57.780
that it actually prevents your brain from being healthy.
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But a direct link between people who consumed a lot of dairy and mental health, psychological
00:37:08.560
That's how it started between dairy products and preventing aging in the brain.
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And so what's really interesting is that the ice cream, because it's readily available
00:37:16.920
and it's delicious, basically the study was saying is that you could have low sugared,
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partially fermented yogurt or ice cream as the way to try to prevent the onset and development
00:37:28.140
of dementia, and I don't know about you, but when it comes, I mean, yogurt's okay, but
00:37:32.080
if you're going to offer me a spoonful of partially fermented yogurt or a nice scoop
00:37:35.640
of Ben and Jerry's, I know where I'm going with it.
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I'll go for the fermented, even really moldy yogurt over Ben and Jerry's, but that's for
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And for instance, there's this photo, amazing photo of him in the Oval Office down on his
00:38:00.980
knees in front of a woman kissing her hand because I think it was that she had a lot of
00:38:08.880
children and he was like, oh, you are, you know, you women that do this are so you should
00:38:16.460
And he actually got down his knees and kissed her hand.
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And then you see other things where he will stop in the middle of a conference and he will
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just talk to little kids and he'll kind of baby talk with them a little bit.
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And the point of this article was that one of the signs of dementia is you don't, you no
00:38:38.420
longer know what's appropriate and inappropriate.
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And so you were, you will, you'll do things that are so clearly inappropriate for any, you
00:38:51.200
But you will do the things like he's doing, like the president should know you never get
00:38:55.240
down on your knees in the, in the Oval Office unless you're praying.
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I think most men, when it comes to meeting new women, don't get on your knees.
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I mean, and so he does a lot of these weird things.
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And I know you're not a doctor, but, uh, yeah, but, but this is, this is the point
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actually is like, you don't have to be a doctor and I want to, you know, some of your audience
00:39:16.940
Obviously there's, there's a similar type of lack of social cue with certain, uh, forms
00:39:23.620
If you have an autistic child or you yourself are autistic, uh, or, you know, Peter Thiel.
00:39:28.220
You, you, you will come out and say, Hey, look, there's a reason why we have these diagnoses
00:39:31.700
is because, you know, somebody may feel like, you know, if I'm coming onto them, that could
00:39:38.120
But once you find out, let's say somebody, you know, touches you inappropriately or something
00:39:41.120
you go, Hey, they have a certain form of autism.
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They don't understand social cues that allows us in society to know how to function and relate
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And I will understand where they're coming from.
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That's why with Joe Biden and dementia, we have that diagnosis with people because you
00:39:57.760
go, okay, yeah, this guy shouldn't be president.
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And also like, yeah, if this old man gets on his knees and kisses my hand, I shouldn't freak
00:40:05.500
out because, Oh, he probably has frontotemporal dementia.
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And I understand that this kind of behavior is, is normal for people with this degeneration.
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Can he have that and still be very, very lucid and making decisions at times?
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No, there's no way because one it's called like, I think it's called sundown syndrome,
00:40:22.180
which is why he goes to bed so early is like, you actually find yourself getting tired early
00:40:26.260
and you can't handle, like I mentioned earlier, uh, the introduction of new stimuli because
00:40:33.340
So basically every job descriptor for the president that you need, uh, fast reaction
00:40:38.280
skills, uh, ability to process complex information, the ability to stay up long hours, uh, these
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basic tenants that would scare most people away from the job are all of the qualifications
00:40:49.000
and skills that Joe Biden cannot physically, this is not just something we can teach him
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cannot physically, psychologically, or emotionally undertake.
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If the diagnosis of dementia is real and I do not believe, and I'm not a medical doctor,
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but just like I don't need a degree to tell when someone has autism or something's a little
00:41:07.100
bit off, you do not need to have a medical degree to look at this man and go, this man
00:41:15.400
He needs to enjoy this last, you know, hopefully decades of his life.
00:41:18.260
We hope that he has a long lasting life with his family, but being president of the United
00:41:22.100
States is not something he's cognitively capable of doing.
00:41:24.940
Elijah Schaefer, uh, uh, from you are here, uh, on blaze TV.