DR. ROBERT MALONE SAYS THE CHINA VIRUS WAS NEVER A MAJOR NATIONAL MEDICAL EMERGENCY, NOT THE GREAT MONSTER THE MARXIST DEMS CLAIMED
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Joe Biden's Ukraine trip, the NBA All-Star Game, and much, much more! Plus, the Biden emergency declaration is coming to an end, and we have a special guest, Dr. Robert Malone, to talk about it.
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Hello everybody, Lou Dobbs here. Welcome to the Great America Show and thanks for joining us.
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Great to have you with us. We're beginning today with a bright and sunny story about the NBA.
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One of my favorite sports analysts, Jason Whitlock, pointing out that the NBA All-Star
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game hit an all-time new low. An all-time new low in TV ratings for that game and Whitlock's
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assessment that the reason for the dismal performance is none other than LeBron James.
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Now, I'm sure LeBron's pro-China and oh-so-critical view of America certainly doesn't help the league,
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but I'm sure he's a big boost in China. China is the source of some of the ingredients that go into
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the Mexican cartel's manufacture of fentanyl that's killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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That's right, hundreds of thousands of Americans and Joe Biden is in Ukraine, a photo op in Ukraine.
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Is this nuts or what? And it's getting worse. A drug testing company discovers that fentanyl
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has risen nine times the level in the western states since 2020. The researchers at Millennium
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Health say fentanyl is detected an overall drug test and it's up nationwide 145 percent.
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Let's go international for a moment here. The Biden regime continues to marginalize our
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national sovereignty and Biden is turning over the U.S. Public Health Authority and pandemics
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to the U.N. World Health Organization. Now that's brilliant, don't you think? By the way,
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while going international, the United Nations is, quote, demanding, end quote, global guidelines
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for social media. A UNESCO spokesman referred to users who don't use appropriate speech on social
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media as, quote, insects thriving in the dark, end quote. Now that seems a little offensive,
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doesn't it? And it's really more of an accurate description of what the bureaucrats and the United
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Nations are all about. Those U.N. bureaucrats are devoid of any sense of their own absurdity,
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so we'll help them along here. The problem is our own homegrown federal bureaucrats aren't any better
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than the U.N. style. There is a bright, beautiful event awaiting all of America. All of us who've
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watched our federal government be turned into a weapon against us over the years. The outrageous,
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extraordinary powers that have enabled Biden and the Marxist Dems to do so much of their damage to
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the country, it's about to end. President Biden announcing our long national COVID emergency
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is almost over, and it will be over on May 11th, more than three years after the China virus
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reached America from Wuhan. It's hard to comprehend that this country is still in the suspension of
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civil rights called a national emergency. Harder still to realize that it's been in place since
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March of 2020 and more than three years when the emergency expires on May 11th. Our guest today is
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the inventor of mRNA vaccines, a great research scientist, physician, virologist, and vaccine skeptic
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and dissenter as well. Dr. Robert Malone is our guest, and great to have you with us on the Great
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America Show, doctor. And so much is happening. The Biden White House says the national emergency ends
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May 11th. What are your thoughts, doctor? Well, of course, all of us in my little doctor's group that
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tour the world would like to have seen this months ago, we think that it should have been over early
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part of last year. Glad to see it finally get to this point. Bobby Kennedy over a year ago on the steps of
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Lincoln said that they will never give up this power unless we force them to. And I guess that forcing
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function was called an election in which the House turned. And so we're finally seeing this. It's
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unfortunate that he could just continues to delay it. I mean, a lot of us believe that it's obviously long
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past due. And he should have just said, uh, pack it up or done, uh, instead of this. But they have a bunch of, uh,
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obligations and trailers embedded in all this. And I think he's guaranteed that he's gonna give at least 30 or 60 days
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to unwind a lot of that because once this emergency declaration falls, that triggers a whole cascade of
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other stuff. And that, and, uh, giving up, uh, as you, as you quote, uh, Mr. Kennedy, the, the reality is
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that a lot of power goes away as well. Uh, the, the issue here that rose up along with a host of others
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is the over, over weaning power of the federal government under this emergency, the mandates,
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the, all that went with it. This is something from which it's going to take us a while to recover
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as a country. Uh, now there seems to be some dispute about what, uh, an airline can demand in terms of
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masking. Uh, and I'm sure that's going to arise in a number of jurisdictions, whether it be a
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municipality or, uh, you know, a state government, uh, your thoughts on all of that. I, and I, as I
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turn to you for that, you know, it seems to me that if we have not learned our lesson about government
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mandates, I don't know what it will take. Completely agree. And unfortunately, what you and I and the
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people around us, uh, think seems to be, uh, completely, um, uh, disregarded by the folks that
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are actually making the decision. They really don't care about us. That's what we've learned
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over the last three years. And that's what we're seeing, you know, for instance, in parallel to this
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statement from Mr. Biden or whoever makes decisions in that administration, uh, we have, yeah, I don't
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want to make assumptions here. Uh, we have the world health organization making a clear unambiguous
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statement that we still have an ongoing global health crisis. So the two are now at odds with each
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other and, uh, both of them and their, what appears to be the puppet masters that, uh, like to
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head to Davos for a little winter fling. Uh, none of them seem to care about what, what matters to
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people, average people. They seem to believe that they're above that and they can just disregard this.
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We, we, we, as you, you and I think are aligned that we got a big problem here and it's a bigger
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problem than just COVID. And, uh, it's, it's absolutely not going away. If I can tell an
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anecdote, Lou, so I fly, I, I travel way too much these days. And, uh, so I find myself, uh, booking
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into United Airlines, not pumping them, uh, believe me, uh, but, uh, signing onto their little app so I can
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get my pass travel pass and suddenly they have reloaded all of the old, uh, restriction travel
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pass, uh, vaccine validation software that had dropped off for quite a while. And, uh, then I
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have it over to Europe and I'm flying through Lufthansa, uh, out of Stockholm and I'm given the
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question, well, are you fully vaccinated? Uh, you can't get into Frankfurt unless, uh, you've been
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vaccinated. So it seems that they may be talking this talk, but in parallel, they're, they're teeing
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up the same old stuff. And of course we know that that is all wrapped around this G20 statement that
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we're going to have to have vaccine passports. Yeah. And, uh, and G20 is not running the United States
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of America. I do not understand why there is, has been this acquiescence, uh, fawning acquiescence on
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the part of the Biden administration, uh, to these, uh, extra governmental, uh, organizations,
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uh, whether it's a G7, the G20, uh, whether it's, uh, you know, Geneva, this or Geneva, that, uh, this,
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this is an absurdity that we're witnessing here. They, they, I can, we are so aligned. They seem
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to have just forfeited national sovereignty and they're just rolling over like a puppy saying,
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scratch my belly, uh, in, in wanting to basically put the United States in the same position that,
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and this is what's particularly curious. All the other five eyes Alliance members have taken,
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you know, this is great Britain, Canada, uh, United States, New Zealand, and Australia,
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all are on track to become functionally client states of the world economic forum. And, and they
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just, they just seem, our leadership seems to all be okay with that. And if, if you want a
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demonstration to support the thesis that this is really a uniparty we're dealing with, the way that
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both sides of the aisle have dealt with this is, I think, a really strong support for that thesis.
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Yeah, I think you're, I think you're very, very, very much correct. Uh, the, the idea of the five
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eyes, people forget who was implicated, uh, in the early days of the, the Russian collusion story.
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Five eyes had a number of significant, uh, uh, actors, uh, in that little drama. We have to figure
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out a way to extricate ourselves from the very idea that this country will defer to anyone in terms of
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our sovereignty. The problem is that the Marxist Dems are too eager to do so. And the Republicans are
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simply too passive to take much note, uh, and, and resist. So that becomes our quandary, doesn't it?
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Um, I, I, I, I wish that it was that benign. Um, I fear that, uh, it is, it is much more a case of
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where, uh, significant fraction of Republican leadership are, um, are basically already endorsing
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and invested in the logic that is being put forth by the globalists and by the World Economic Forum.
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And, and, uh, the major powers behind the WEF, which is these major transnational financial
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companies like BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard, and Bank of America. Um, that we're now, as you know,
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better than I, we basically sold our children, our children's children, and our children's children,
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children, uh, to these, uh, very large transnational firms, uh, in the form of our indebtedness here in
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the United States. And we're right on track to being in the same position that almost all of Europe is,
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where they have no political operational latitude because they are so deeply indebted.
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And all they can do is nibble around at the edges on social issues because they're, they are
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completely handcuffed in any functional way to, to modify policy. They have to just do whatever the
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overlords, the financial overlords tell them to do. You know, when you say debt, people forget,
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uh, and it's an interesting, uh, I'll put it this way, uh, an interesting artifice to talk about
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Germany and France and the UK as great economies and amongst the largest in the, in the world,
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which they are. Uh, but it's inconvenient when we look at the European Union and the Eurozone,
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uh, in combination, uh, in combination, 27 nations, uh, that whose economy combines to be, to rival that
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of China, uh, and indeed the United States, the Europeans, by the way, have less debt than we do,
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uh, now. And we are the ones shipping billions of dollars to Ukraine. Uh, we are also deferring,
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uh, to the UK, it looks like, and the European Union, uh, on, on real simply allowing our constitutional
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rights, including the first amendment, second amendment to be, uh, diluted, uh, and perhaps
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dissolved, uh, by the, by the forces that work globally, uh, and particularly in Europe. So, I mean,
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that's what is happening, uh, in this country. We can talk about Davos and it's interesting and I
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think relevant, uh, and I think relevant, but I don't think it really captures, uh, the reality
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of what we're watching. Because as you talk about these transnational corporations, we are watching
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Wall Street, what used to be corporate America, which is now corporate globalist, uh, corporations,
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they are dominating. And when we talk about big pharma, uh, we're, we're reaching up to another
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level entirely, aren't we? Uh, dead on. Um, I'd like to introduce in this discussion that we're just
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having right now, where we're really looking at geopolitics and the relationship between U S
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Europe and, and some of these other large, uh, rising, uh, economies and rising, um, uh, military
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forces. Uh, uh, the other day I had a podcast with a gentleman from the UK went on for about
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an hour. He's well-respected as a good audience out there. And he asked me the question about
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this new, uh, initiative to drop the borders between Canada, the United States and Mexico
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and create one great big nation state. And, and I went through the history of that as something
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that had been, you know, gently floated under Bush one, and then resoundingly denied as a, a, uh,
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conspiracy theory. And then we had, uh, Mr. Clinton, uh, roll out NAFTA, which was like an
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incrementalism towards that objective. And now over the last six months, we're hearing a lot of chatter
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that seems to be aimed at normalizing the idea of a new nation, North American nation state that
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would combine Canada, the United States and Mexico. And of course, if that happens, uh, goodbye
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constitution. Yeah, it's by the way, Bush wasn't really so gentle about it. Uh, that was a plan.
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It was, um, it was blown up. And I'm pleased to say that I was among those bringing a lot of
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attention to it. At that point, the North American union is, it was styled. Uh, we also saw the
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communique from Lopez Obrador, Trudeau and Biden, uh, here a month ago in which they embraced the
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North American union without saying union, but that's exactly what they mean. And it's one of the
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reasons I think that motivates those borders, uh, that, uh, between, uh, the United States, uh,
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and, uh, Mexico in particular, uh, having been just simply, uh, removed. It's just more than an
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imaginary line. Now, 2000 miles of imaginary line over which, uh, are coming literally millions and
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millions of people each year, uh, without us knowing anything about it, making any sort of political
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judgment and certainly no hearings are there. No. And in, if you wanted to design a strategy,
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a political strategy to destroy the middle class, you would be hard pressed to come up with a more
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effective one. And then there is the, um, fentanyl, et cetera, that's flooding across. What's paradoxical
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about this is Canadians still can't come to the United States unless they're fully jabbed. There's
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still barriers to entry across. I have friends that have, uh, property here in the United States,
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and in Florida that would love to visit it, but they haven't been able to for three years and
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they still can't, uh, the whole thing it's, it's like, is there anybody home, uh, in terms of overall
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policy? I think this is what happens when you have a kind of a, a president in absentia of being gentle
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again, uh, or a cartel. Yeah. And, and, um, you're allowing, uh, individual agencies or interest
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groups within those agencies to set policy in lieu of having a true, uh, president, um, that, that is
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able to, uh, create harmonized, uh, policy, uh, for the, for the United States. I think this is, uh,
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an example again of a power vacuum and what happens. Yeah. I, I, I've said it this way,
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president Trump's great offense, uh, and the reason that he riled up the, the dark forces of the deep
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state, uh, was because he thought he was in charge as president of the United States. Uh, and, and that
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simply wouldn't do, uh, he is, uh, and that was his, his, his great crime against the, the, the nation
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for which he was impeached twice. Special councils were formed. Uh, now we're in the seventh year of
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investigation and persecution of president Trump, not one instance of wrongdoing found, but we have
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found the halls of, uh, courtrooms are littered with the shadows of, uh, deep staters and Marxist
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dims who, who did broke a lot of laws. Uh, it's really remarkable. And on it goes, the national media,
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it's very difficult to get a straight, a straight answer about, uh, where we are with this pandemic,
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where we are with a virus. Uh, and I know that you're in the, that you provide nothing but straight
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answers. And I appreciate that. I want to just go through a few thoughts, if you will, as we talk,
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we've talked about the context for all of this, where is it in your judgment, this, this pandemic,
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uh, is it in its last stages in your best judgment? Is it in, in, in fact, uh, something that, uh,
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we're going to simply have to live with as some are suggesting it's the new normal, uh, give us your,
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your prognosis, if you will. Um, uh, it's not just me. It's the group of physicians, uh, over 17,000
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that I represent physicians and medical scientists that this is long since passed being a medical
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emergency. Let's remember, you know, roll back to the Genesis of this. We were told based on
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modeling, uh, that occurred in Imperial college in London, as well as propaganda that was pushed
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from the CCP into the West, that this was a highly lethal pathogen. We were going to see people dying
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on the streets. It was a huge catastrophe. We had to shut down elective procedures in hospitals. We had
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to give hospitals financial incentives so they wouldn't go bankrupt. Uh, and, uh, we had to open
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all this bed space because they were going to be overwhelmed. And, uh, to that, you know, to that
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point, there's, uh, videos out there right now with ER staff dancing in the halls, uh, from those times
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just to roll back. There was absolutely not a major load on bed capacity in the United States, even at the
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peak, except for a couple of small, you know, urban areas, selected urban areas. But for the most part,
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this was never a medical emergency. It was always overhyped. And now this has been the case. If you've
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tracked, any of you have tracked open beds in the United States, uh, there, we have absolutely no
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crisis. The only logic that there was a crisis back then was that we would overwhelm the beds and then we
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would have a spike in mortality because we wouldn't be able to handle the pressure of people that need
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to be treated. Of course, the people were being treated using protocols that basically killed them,
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uh, through overventilation, the use of remdesivir. So that was then. And fast forward to today,
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remember it's, uh, a year and a month ago that I was on Ingram saying Omicron is going to completely
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change the landscape here. And, uh, now that's absolutely played out. Most people have been
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infected. They've recovered. They know this is not the great, uh, um, monster that they were pitched to
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be. And, uh, if you have access to early treatment docs that actually care for you and treat your
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symptoms, your survival rate is quite high, even if you are in one of those high-risk groups. So this
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has really never been a major medical emergency and it's absolutely has not been one here in the United
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States for a very long time. It's been preserved largely for political and power reasons. And it's
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great to see it finally coming down, but somehow we've got to make it so that this is not possible
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for a president or a secretary of HHS to unilaterally shut down the American economy based on whatever they
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happened to believe at the time, remembering that the New York times itself last February published
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an article in which they explicitly said the CDC has been withholding data and has become a politicized
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arm of the white house. Hey guys, wake up. Um, we cannot let this happen again. And that's where we are
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is we haven't had a medical emergency in a long time. Well, we haven't had a medical emergency, but
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we've had a political, uh, if you will, uh, emergency for, for three years and, uh, and we're still paying a
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high price for it. We also learned a couple of things about our public health agencies, our public
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health system. That is that we have in many cases, uh, in most cases across the country, wonderful doctors.
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We have wonderful hospitals and healthcare. Our public health agencies are preposterously political
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and we can't let that happen again. Uh, we have to have some, some way to redress all of the
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shortcomings, all of the, the independent, uh, imperatives, political imperatives within those
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agencies. In my opinion, are, we're going to be in real trouble. If we get into real trouble with
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another pandemic or, uh, public health, uh, national emergency. Well, uh, concur in, uh, on the
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near term horizon is the international health regulation modifications, which are going to be
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slipped through into, uh, the world health organization that allows Tedros to declare
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unilaterally a public, uh, a public health emergency globally and implement a bunch of activities that
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bypass, uh, sovereignty of nation states. They tried to do this before, and it looks like they've,
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they got pushed back by Brazil, which of course, Brazil is different now politically and pushed back
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by African nations that saved us from that. But remember that was all pushed by the United States.
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I have friends from other nation states that I run into from time to time, some of which are
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associated with intelligence agencies. And they, they keep pointing out to me that a lot of these
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things come back and point at the activities of the United States as much or more as they point to
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the activities of the CCP. And I'm just going to leave that there. We, I do think that we've got
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problems in river city and, uh, uh, they are deep and broad and public health has absolutely been
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weaponized globally. And, uh, it has been become a tool for advancing a variety of different agendas.
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And I think, you know, exactly what I'm speaking of. Well, I think I do as well. I, and I,
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I, I have to say there isn't anything that touches on public policy that I think hasn't been weaponized,
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uh, by the, the Marxist left in this country. Uh, we are watching, uh, these, uh, these,
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these pockets of resistance just get, uh, swallowed up. Uh, we are watching the pet,
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the federal government weaponize every aspect of, uh, that every agency, every part of the
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government, education, healthcare, everything. Yeah. I don't know at this point, and I'm very
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serious about this folks. I don't know if we can roll it back. It's so pervasive, so entrenched,
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uh, and it is so much, uh, more than the Republicans seem to comprehend or want to comprehend
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or want to do something about. Uh, they're the last best hope for a countervailing influence.
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Uh, but, uh, that's how stark I really believe things are right now. Your, your view.
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You can count the senators that are opposing a lot of these agendas on one hand.
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Yeah. Uh, and, and I'm not talking about, you know, across both parties, uh, we're, we absolutely
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have a problem here. And, uh, the other thing that we haven't really touched on is this new
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information that came out of project Veritas with Pfizer, but, but what that, well, one of the things
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that was particularly striking was the just kind of bald faced acceptance and celebration of the fact
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that the pharmaceutical industry has captured, uh, regulations regulators in, uh, throughout HHS and
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really throughout the world and coupled with the, uh, assertion that this is really the norm across
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all industries. We saw this with the SEC and, uh, with the financial collapse. We saw it with
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the super max and the FAA. We see it in almost every single agency that, that this capture process
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where in federal workers are able to retire quote unquote, or leave their position, go on a nice
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vacation in the Bahamas for two weeks and come back and double their salary. And I don't know what
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we're going to do Lou, but I think one of the fundamental things we have to do is, is make it a
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condition of federal employment that, uh, you, you are not going to be allowed to participate in this
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revolving door activity. It's in the national interest. This is really a security, national
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security interest. Yeah, it truly is. It's been an issue in Washington DC. There's a revolving door
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so-called, uh, between government service, lobbying firms, uh, big law, uh, and then of course,
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big wall street and big business. Uh, it's, it's really truly a corrupt system. And it's,
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so at this point it's intractable, it is, uh, it is entrenched. And again, I am one of those people
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who I think I know something about business and I know something about politics right now. I don't
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know how to separate the two when it comes to, uh, that revolving door and that relationship between
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the, the permanent bureaucracy, so-called in the, and the deep state and also our elected officials,
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uh, and the, and the huge, uh, fount of money that is pouring, uh, out all over Washington DC.
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Uh, it's a tough one. You know, Lou, I'd like to riff off of that because you just touched on business
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and, uh, one of the things that I think ties us all together. One of the things I think most of us
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can agree on except for those that are on the fringe is that we want to be left alone to do
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business at the most fundamental level. We need to have a level landscape with guardrails that allows
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us to engage in business transactions between, uh, interested parties, both nationally and
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internationally interstate. That's what we really want. We don't want to be told what to prove,
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what to believe, uh, what our religion should be, uh, how we should live our lives, how we should
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teach our children. What we want is for the bloody government to provide a level playing ground for
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people that, that is, you know, to ensure best as possible integrity and allow us to engage in
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business transactions with each other. That's kind of what it comes down to. And that may seem
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right-wing, I don't know, you know, uh, may seem like I'm channeling Milton Friedman, but I really
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think that's what it comes down to is we all want to just be able to be left alone and do our business
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and not have these massive monopolists coming in and buggering everything up.
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Well, I think that you speak for, uh, a great number of people. I don't think you speak any longer for
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the majority. Uh, I think this country right now is in the grip of government. Uh, there is a
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dependency on government so vast, uh, that again, that dependency is real. Uh, it has been, uh, it has
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been, uh, rooted long ago and now we're going to see, it's going to be a fascinating period of time
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because when you have as many people who depend upon social security, depend on Medicare, depend on
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Medicaid, depend on government contracts, depend on government awards. Uh, this is, this is a period
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the likes of which we've never seen before they, but they are about to have a rude awakening. I mean,
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the social security fund is almost depleted. It's right on our doorstep now. Um, this massive federal
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debt cannot be sustained. And, uh, I think that, uh, you know, for better or for worse, we are heading
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into a situation where somebody is going to have to pay the piper and the likes of you and me and the
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people that are listening to this are, are going to have to, uh, bear the burden once again, uh, for
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the malfeasance that's gone on and the mismanagement. Yeah, I, I, no doubt the price that we're going to
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be paying is very high. What I can't figure out is how to get out the door without being hit with that
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bill. Um, but I'm working on it. Believe me, Dr. Malone, it is always great to talk with you. I
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appreciate you being with us. Uh, come back soon and let's continue our, our, our, uh, our
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Thanks, Lou. I always learn from you and I'm glad to go on anytime you want.
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Dr. Robert Malone, great American. Thanks everybody for being with us. Please follow us on
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