The Megyn Kelly Show - July 10, 2025


Inside Story of Bondi's Epstein Files Fail, and the Secret to Solving Cancer, with Liz Wheeler and Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong | Ep. 1105


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 45 minutes

Words per Minute

176.40604

Word Count

18,646

Sentence Count

342

Misogynist Sentences

26

Hate Speech Sentences

22


Summary

On Sunday night, the DOJ and FBI announced that no one else would be charged in connection with the Epstein scandal. On the heels of that announcement, conservative host Liz Wheeler joins me to explain exactly what happened that day, what was promised, and what she thinks in the wake of this bombshell announcement. Plus, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shang joins me for the first time.


Transcript

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00:01:01.320 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show,
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00:01:12.840 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly.
00:01:14.680 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show.
00:01:16.160 Coming up, the billionaire cancer specialist,
00:01:19.060 owner of the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shang,
00:01:24.220 will join me for the first time.
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00:01:35.980 We're gonna get into it.
00:01:37.180 But we start today with someone
00:01:38.280 who's never been on the program before, Liz Wheeler.
00:01:40.720 She's a conservative host
00:01:41.920 who was at that White House influencer event
00:01:45.740 back in February.
00:01:46.520 She was one of the folks handed the Epstein Files binder
00:01:50.420 by Attorney General Pam Bondi at the White House.
00:01:53.860 And we, of course, now know the binder
00:01:55.500 contained nothing new.
00:01:56.980 But they and we were promised more was coming
00:01:59.480 until on Sunday, the DOJ announced
00:02:02.240 there was no Epstein client list,
00:02:04.040 no one else would be charged,
00:02:05.360 and that there would be no more disclosures
00:02:07.320 from the investigation.
00:02:08.580 And as it turns out,
00:02:09.600 the administration seems kind of annoyed
00:02:11.740 that people want more answers.
00:02:13.660 Joining me now to explain exactly
00:02:16.020 what happened that day,
00:02:18.460 what was promised,
00:02:19.980 and what she thinks
00:02:21.140 in the wake of this bombshell announcement
00:02:23.800 by the DOJ and the FBI
00:02:25.100 on Sunday night to Axios,
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00:03:54.840 Liz, welcome to the program.
00:03:56.980 Hi, Megan.
00:03:57.480 Thanks for having me.
00:03:58.940 My pleasure.
00:03:59.800 Okay, so this is crazy.
00:04:00.960 This whole thing is so crazy.
00:04:02.640 And I know you've been following
00:04:04.500 our coverage a bit and say
00:04:05.520 we have it almost right,
00:04:06.880 but not totally right,
00:04:07.780 on what happened that day
00:04:09.560 when you and Jack Posobiec
00:04:12.360 and Libs of TikTok's Chaya Rychik,
00:04:15.000 a bunch of well-known
00:04:16.560 right-leaning influencers
00:04:18.280 were invited to the White House.
00:04:19.960 So tell us how that went down.
00:04:22.560 That's right.
00:04:23.260 And I appreciate your curiosity
00:04:24.840 and your coverage of this.
00:04:25.960 I think most of President Trump's
00:04:28.140 base doesn't consider this
00:04:29.460 to be a closed case.
00:04:30.720 Most of us have
00:04:31.220 outstanding questions
00:04:32.120 and we should have
00:04:33.320 outstanding questions.
00:04:34.120 But if you go back
00:04:35.420 to that day in February,
00:04:37.280 one of the misunderstandings,
00:04:39.220 I think,
00:04:39.440 is we weren't invited
00:04:40.540 to the White House
00:04:41.500 to receive the Epstein binders,
00:04:43.620 those infernal white binders.
00:04:45.480 We weren't invited
00:04:46.380 for that purpose.
00:04:47.500 We weren't even invited
00:04:48.480 to meet specifically
00:04:49.680 with Attorney General Pam Bondi.
00:04:51.480 We were invited
00:04:52.320 to meet with Vice President
00:04:53.640 J.D. Vance.
00:04:54.480 In fact,
00:04:55.020 a couple of weeks
00:04:55.980 prior to that meeting,
00:04:56.900 I had received a text message
00:04:58.260 inviting me to come
00:04:59.420 to the White House
00:04:59.960 to meet with the Vice President
00:05:01.200 and no reason was given
00:05:02.900 for the visit.
00:05:04.000 And I remember turning
00:05:04.720 to my husband at the time
00:05:05.800 and being like,
00:05:06.240 oh, I bet they're calling me
00:05:07.260 to the White House
00:05:07.840 to scold me
00:05:08.680 because I had just been
00:05:09.560 on Glenn Beck's radio program
00:05:11.800 a day,
00:05:12.260 I think the day before,
00:05:13.800 criticizing President Trump's
00:05:15.880 executive order
00:05:16.840 on in vitro
00:05:17.600 and suggesting
00:05:18.180 that there might be
00:05:18.820 a better way
00:05:19.460 to help heal
00:05:21.400 the chronic infertility crisis
00:05:22.780 in our country.
00:05:23.700 And I said,
00:05:24.280 oh, I bet they want
00:05:25.840 to have some words
00:05:26.600 with me about that.
00:05:27.320 And I kind of laughed about it,
00:05:28.380 but you get invited
00:05:29.320 to the White House,
00:05:30.040 you go.
00:05:30.540 It's an opportunity
00:05:31.220 of a lifetime.
00:05:32.040 It's so cool.
00:05:32.640 It's so incredible there.
00:05:34.140 I asked them,
00:05:34.980 I was like,
00:05:35.220 oh yeah,
00:05:35.460 what's this in reference to?
00:05:36.620 And they had mentioned like,
00:05:37.700 oh, it's a group meeting
00:05:39.040 with the Vice President.
00:05:40.280 I was like,
00:05:40.560 sure, I'll be there,
00:05:41.200 of course.
00:05:42.020 So I go that day
00:05:43.300 to the White House
00:05:44.620 and I didn't know
00:05:45.340 who else was invited.
00:05:46.680 I actually didn't know
00:05:47.820 the names
00:05:48.280 of any of the people
00:05:49.140 that were also going to
00:05:51.300 be in that room with us
00:05:53.060 until we were standing
00:05:53.900 in the security line
00:05:54.780 in secret service together
00:05:56.180 outside the White House.
00:05:57.180 And I see these various,
00:05:58.500 you know,
00:05:58.740 prominent conservatives,
00:05:59.840 especially on X.
00:06:01.140 You can call them influencers,
00:06:02.360 you can call them
00:06:02.740 independent journalists,
00:06:03.460 but pretty prominent
00:06:04.660 conservative voices,
00:06:06.560 independent journalists.
00:06:07.820 So we go into the White House
00:06:09.040 and we are taken into,
00:06:10.520 I was actually a couple minutes late
00:06:11.620 because my flight was delayed
00:06:12.740 that morning.
00:06:13.320 I had flown in
00:06:13.800 at the crack of dawn
00:06:14.580 and we're in the room,
00:06:16.280 the cabinet room,
00:06:17.140 which is right across the hall
00:06:18.220 from the Oval Office.
00:06:19.140 And there's nameplates
00:06:20.440 that each chair,
00:06:21.640 you know,
00:06:21.800 we're all expected.
00:06:22.680 This is not just a tour
00:06:23.520 of the White House.
00:06:24.220 This is where our meeting is.
00:06:25.580 And the meeting's being chaired
00:06:26.740 by the press secretary,
00:06:27.940 Caroline Levitt,
00:06:28.860 who explains to us
00:06:30.360 the purpose of the visit.
00:06:31.500 The purpose of the visit,
00:06:32.280 she said,
00:06:32.840 was because the mainstream media,
00:06:34.640 the corporate media,
00:06:35.820 is no longer going to be rewarded
00:06:37.480 by the Trump administration
00:06:38.780 for their lying
00:06:39.720 and their smears,
00:06:40.360 their propagandizing
00:06:41.340 on behalf of the other side.
00:06:43.800 Instead,
00:06:44.900 the White House
00:06:45.920 is going to,
00:06:46.580 in a sense,
00:06:47.480 coronate a new media
00:06:48.720 you are going to get access,
00:06:50.380 she told us,
00:06:51.100 to high-ranking decision makers
00:06:53.100 and cabinet secretaries
00:06:54.340 at the White House
00:06:55.360 because the mainstream media
00:06:56.780 shouldn't be given
00:06:57.500 that kind of access
00:06:58.380 when they have just lied
00:06:59.340 and smeared
00:06:59.800 and cheated President Trump.
00:07:01.860 And so the schedule
00:07:02.460 for the day,
00:07:02.980 we're told,
00:07:03.460 is we are going to have meetings
00:07:04.820 with a lot of these
00:07:06.260 different cabinet secretaries
00:07:07.480 and decision makers,
00:07:08.320 and we're going to have
00:07:09.100 a forum
00:07:09.820 to ask them questions,
00:07:10.940 to network with them,
00:07:11.880 to get to know them,
00:07:12.640 just to integrate
00:07:13.640 our media efforts
00:07:15.080 into the White House.
00:07:16.820 And so that's what happened.
00:07:18.140 It was actually a very,
00:07:19.080 it's a very cool initiative
00:07:20.160 from the White House.
00:07:21.040 It was an interesting experience.
00:07:22.020 We met with
00:07:22.680 Secretary of State
00:07:23.800 Marco Rubio
00:07:24.520 and HH Secretary RFK.
00:07:27.660 That was an interesting discussion.
00:07:29.820 We met with
00:07:30.620 Vice President Vance,
00:07:31.560 of course.
00:07:32.020 We met with Caroline Levitt.
00:07:33.260 And then we meet
00:07:34.200 with Attorney General
00:07:35.200 Pam Bondi
00:07:36.000 and FBI Director
00:07:37.220 Kash Patel.
00:07:38.200 And I have to say,
00:07:39.200 that was the shortest
00:07:40.340 meeting of all
00:07:41.220 because during our meeting
00:07:43.240 with the Vice President,
00:07:44.140 we had an unexpected guest
00:07:46.660 come into the room
00:07:47.360 from across the hall.
00:07:48.320 The President himself,
00:07:49.500 Donald Trump,
00:07:50.460 knocked on the door,
00:07:51.440 stuck his head in
00:07:52.240 and said,
00:07:52.740 hey, I heard there were
00:07:53.880 famous people in here.
00:07:55.200 And then he looked at us
00:07:56.620 and he goes,
00:07:57.380 which one of you
00:07:57.920 is the most famous?
00:07:59.280 Always the stand-up comedian.
00:08:00.700 Very entertaining.
00:08:01.980 Very entertaining.
00:08:02.820 We, of course,
00:08:03.300 are cracking up
00:08:04.000 and everybody's pointing
00:08:05.160 to someone else.
00:08:05.960 It's me.
00:08:06.860 I hope everyone said it.
00:08:07.660 It was like everyone
00:08:09.360 was pointing to someone else
00:08:10.400 because everyone wanted
00:08:11.360 to be a little bit humble.
00:08:12.540 It was fun.
00:08:13.140 It was funny.
00:08:14.120 But when we're sitting down
00:08:15.140 with Attorney General Pam Bondi,
00:08:17.240 she's telling us a little bit
00:08:18.000 about some of the initiatives
00:08:18.840 that they're doing
00:08:19.480 at the Department of Justice.
00:08:20.520 Good stuff that they're doing.
00:08:22.200 And then she brings out
00:08:23.200 these banker boxes
00:08:24.260 full of the white binders.
00:08:26.800 And she lifts one of these
00:08:27.600 white binders out of the box.
00:08:29.300 And, of course,
00:08:30.040 we're sitting at the same table
00:08:31.180 with her.
00:08:31.720 We see on the front
00:08:33.040 of the binders
00:08:33.740 that cover sheet
00:08:34.620 that reads
00:08:35.540 the most transparent
00:08:36.540 administration in history,
00:08:38.040 the Epstein Files Phase 1.
00:08:40.080 And we all take
00:08:40.880 a collective gasp
00:08:42.060 like, oh, my goodness,
00:08:43.580 what is in these files?
00:08:44.820 Are we really getting this?
00:08:46.620 And to her credit,
00:08:47.760 Attorney General Bondi
00:08:48.540 very quickly clarified,
00:08:49.820 no, no, this is not the dirt.
00:08:51.460 This is not the juicy stuff.
00:08:52.880 This is what I was given.
00:08:55.140 She said,
00:08:55.560 when I got to office,
00:08:56.340 I immediately requested
00:08:57.300 the Epstein files
00:08:58.020 be brought to me.
00:08:59.040 She's like,
00:08:59.580 and this is all I was given.
00:09:01.080 She's like,
00:09:01.420 and I was skeptical.
00:09:02.000 I was like,
00:09:02.520 this is it?
00:09:03.600 This tiny little stack of papers?
00:09:05.360 And she's like,
00:09:05.940 I was assured,
00:09:07.020 this is it.
00:09:07.720 And she said,
00:09:08.400 so I was going to release
00:09:09.440 this to the American people,
00:09:10.240 even though there's nothing
00:09:10.960 new or interesting
00:09:11.680 or juicy in here.
00:09:12.860 She's like,
00:09:13.460 until yesterday,
00:09:14.220 I received communication
00:09:16.200 from a whistleblower
00:09:17.220 who told me
00:09:18.040 that the SDNY
00:09:19.420 was hiding
00:09:20.700 truckloads of documents.
00:09:22.600 And she told us,
00:09:23.620 Attorney General Pam Bondi
00:09:24.540 said that day
00:09:25.100 at the White House,
00:09:26.080 you know,
00:09:26.460 videos and pictures,
00:09:27.940 the lists,
00:09:28.580 the juicy stuff,
00:09:29.480 all the dirt
00:09:29.940 that people are expecting.
00:09:31.180 The SDNY
00:09:31.820 is subverting the president,
00:09:33.320 the attorney general,
00:09:34.220 the FBI director,
00:09:35.000 and you,
00:09:35.760 the voters.
00:09:36.160 And so she handed us
00:09:37.580 that letter
00:09:38.140 that she had written
00:09:38.880 to FBI Director Cash Patel
00:09:40.800 demanding that she be brought
00:09:42.820 all of those documents
00:09:44.140 from the SDNY.
00:09:45.600 And she hands that letter
00:09:46.580 to us and says,
00:09:47.620 this is the story.
00:09:49.080 The fact that the SDNY,
00:09:50.460 there are still
00:09:51.100 deep state swamp creatures
00:09:52.520 who are trying
00:09:53.200 to subvert the president
00:09:54.340 in the government
00:09:55.600 at this moment.
00:09:56.820 And she essentially said,
00:09:58.440 you know,
00:09:58.660 I know why you're here
00:09:59.400 at the White House.
00:10:00.000 I know that you're going
00:10:01.120 to be given access
00:10:01.880 to the upper echelons
00:10:03.600 of the Trump administration,
00:10:04.960 you know,
00:10:05.200 because the mainstream media
00:10:06.020 has proven themselves
00:10:06.760 to be dishonest.
00:10:07.920 She's like,
00:10:08.620 here's a story for you.
00:10:09.840 You can break this story.
00:10:11.240 So we all understood
00:10:12.180 what the story was.
00:10:13.220 It's a very believable story
00:10:14.560 that the SDNY would be,
00:10:16.660 that would be hiding evidence
00:10:18.180 or destroying evidence.
00:10:19.280 We'd had other reports
00:10:20.480 that that was happening
00:10:21.960 inside the FBI.
00:10:23.180 So about at that moment,
00:10:25.040 we get interrupted
00:10:26.340 because the president invites us
00:10:28.540 to come into the Oval Office.
00:10:29.480 So we all,
00:10:30.140 you know,
00:10:30.280 leave all of our stuff
00:10:31.080 in that room
00:10:31.580 and go across the hall
00:10:32.540 to the Oval Office,
00:10:33.400 which is an incredible experience.
00:10:35.740 It doesn't matter
00:10:36.520 how many times you've seen it.
00:10:37.720 It doesn't matter
00:10:38.200 how cool you are.
00:10:39.360 It is just the weight
00:10:40.300 of history in that place
00:10:41.280 will give you the chills.
00:10:42.460 And President Trump
00:10:43.420 in the Oval Office
00:10:44.500 is asking us questions
00:10:46.180 and taking questions from us,
00:10:47.640 giving us a tour.
00:10:48.960 Meghan,
00:10:49.280 he took a poll.
00:10:50.300 He asked us to vote
00:10:51.180 on whether we wanted
00:10:52.060 a photograph
00:10:53.300 or a painting
00:10:54.100 of George Washington
00:10:55.080 or Ronald Reagan
00:10:55.860 hanging in the Oval Office.
00:10:57.520 So he's entertaining us,
00:10:59.480 essentially.
00:11:00.280 At the same time,
00:11:01.480 he is doing
00:11:02.400 what he does best.
00:11:03.800 People are walking
00:11:04.420 into the room.
00:11:05.200 Stephen Miller,
00:11:06.060 Tom Homan,
00:11:07.180 you know,
00:11:07.580 now former NSA,
00:11:09.300 Mike Waltz.
00:11:09.920 All these people
00:11:10.380 are walking in the room
00:11:11.040 asking him things.
00:11:12.020 He's dealing with them
00:11:12.900 and then his attention
00:11:13.620 comes right back to us
00:11:14.760 without becoming distracted.
00:11:17.160 It's like watching
00:11:18.280 a conductor of an orchestra
00:11:19.560 to watch him manage
00:11:21.460 not just our country
00:11:23.300 and the government
00:11:23.740 but the world
00:11:24.580 in this way.
00:11:25.260 It's incredible.
00:11:26.480 We take pictures with him.
00:11:27.840 He gives us hats
00:11:28.560 and coins and pens
00:11:29.800 and all the paraphernalia
00:11:30.800 that he gives to guests
00:11:31.840 in the Oval Office
00:11:32.580 and then we go back
00:11:34.120 into the cabinet secretary room
00:11:36.380 and we meet with
00:11:37.180 another person or two.
00:11:38.960 I don't remember
00:11:39.400 who we met with after that
00:11:40.780 but then we realize
00:11:42.940 or the people running the event
00:11:44.600 realize that the meeting
00:11:46.360 has run over time.
00:11:47.560 The UK Prime Minister
00:11:48.460 and his entourage
00:11:50.300 were arriving
00:11:51.160 and they were scheduled
00:11:51.920 to be in that room
00:11:52.720 so we were ushered
00:11:54.060 rather quickly
00:11:54.780 out the back door
00:11:55.700 of the Oval Office.
00:11:57.480 Of course,
00:11:58.160 you surrender your cell phone
00:11:59.680 when you go in the West Wing
00:12:00.740 in the little wooden box
00:12:02.920 downstairs
00:12:03.420 so we're all,
00:12:04.720 of course,
00:12:05.200 withdrawing from our technology
00:12:06.620 hoping to get to our phones
00:12:07.780 as quickly as possible.
00:12:09.240 We go out the back door
00:12:10.260 with our coats
00:12:11.320 and our hats
00:12:12.300 and the binders
00:12:13.200 in our arms.
00:12:14.480 We go out the back door
00:12:15.600 and we meet
00:12:16.460 this gaggle of press
00:12:17.740 that are camped out
00:12:19.240 in the grass
00:12:19.860 out back
00:12:20.600 unexpectedly.
00:12:22.040 They were there,
00:12:22.600 of course,
00:12:22.840 to try to get a glimpse
00:12:24.220 of the UK Prime Minister.
00:12:25.900 They see us
00:12:26.800 and Megan,
00:12:27.300 you should have seen their faces.
00:12:28.260 They were so bitter,
00:12:29.560 so unhappy,
00:12:30.560 so surprised
00:12:31.400 and annoyed
00:12:32.060 that we were given access
00:12:33.100 to the White House
00:12:33.800 while they were out
00:12:34.500 in the grass.
00:12:35.840 That's actually
00:12:36.420 what the smiles
00:12:37.100 in those original photos
00:12:38.260 were about
00:12:38.740 is they were so,
00:12:39.880 they were just so jealous
00:12:40.920 and bitter
00:12:41.340 that we were laughing at them.
00:12:42.360 We were taunting them.
00:12:42.980 We were like,
00:12:43.240 yeah,
00:12:43.340 we were in the White House
00:12:44.080 and how's the grass
00:12:45.160 feel today?
00:12:46.100 Because there were
00:12:46.740 many of the influencers
00:12:47.680 who were showing
00:12:48.680 the binders
00:12:49.360 and showing them off.
00:12:50.560 I mean,
00:12:50.820 I don't know
00:12:52.040 whether you were one of them,
00:12:53.080 but there were definitely
00:12:54.180 some people there
00:12:54.880 who were happy
00:12:55.980 to show off
00:12:56.680 what they'd just been given
00:12:57.760 and that's what led
00:12:59.600 people like me
00:13:00.520 to think
00:13:01.160 they're happy
00:13:02.780 that they have
00:13:03.380 these binders
00:13:04.180 and they want
00:13:04.920 the press to see
00:13:06.380 that they've got
00:13:06.820 the binders
00:13:07.380 and that it was
00:13:08.480 sort of like
00:13:08.860 a justice is coming thing.
00:13:10.240 It wasn't,
00:13:10.640 to me,
00:13:10.920 it didn't read
00:13:11.340 like a middle finger
00:13:12.140 to the press,
00:13:12.640 though it could have been.
00:13:13.140 It read like a
00:13:14.280 we're about to get the truth.
00:13:16.400 I mean,
00:13:16.580 this is the thing
00:13:17.740 that I've been hooked on
00:13:18.880 all along,
00:13:19.480 which is
00:13:19.840 why would the White House
00:13:21.280 allow this?
00:13:22.160 Why would they allow
00:13:23.060 their,
00:13:23.600 you know,
00:13:24.400 top surrogates,
00:13:25.260 whatever,
00:13:25.640 most loyal fans
00:13:27.220 and friends in media
00:13:28.800 to get embarrassed like this
00:13:30.320 when they knew
00:13:30.740 there was nothing in there?
00:13:32.580 Well,
00:13:33.060 and I think that's
00:13:33.700 where the infuriating
00:13:34.540 part starts, right?
00:13:35.820 I certainly can't speak
00:13:36.640 for the other people involved.
00:13:37.820 I know I was laughing
00:13:38.660 at the press.
00:13:39.380 The press also noticed
00:13:40.280 those binders.
00:13:40.960 Of course they did.
00:13:41.440 It's very prominently
00:13:42.200 displayed on the front
00:13:42.960 that says the Epstein files
00:13:44.000 and like,
00:13:44.360 what are you guys holding?
00:13:45.560 They took pictures of them.
00:13:47.120 I think our expectation,
00:13:48.780 again,
00:13:49.060 maybe I should speak here
00:13:49.760 just for myself.
00:13:50.420 My expectation is
00:13:51.300 we're about 10 seconds,
00:13:52.280 30 seconds away
00:13:52.880 from getting our phones.
00:13:53.900 We're about to break
00:13:54.820 this story ourselves.
00:13:56.220 And we knew,
00:13:57.080 of course,
00:13:57.340 the context of the story
00:13:58.340 was not,
00:13:59.240 oh,
00:13:59.440 this is the dirt,
00:14:00.360 the Epstein files.
00:14:01.160 We knew the context
00:14:01.780 of the story,
00:14:02.480 but obviously people's reactions
00:14:04.000 are going to be
00:14:04.440 the same reaction
00:14:05.100 that I just had
00:14:06.240 when Pam Bondi
00:14:06.940 originally showed me
00:14:07.880 that binder.
00:14:08.620 Oh my goodness,
00:14:09.140 is this the dirt?
00:14:10.500 Well,
00:14:10.840 you pair that immediately
00:14:11.940 with the,
00:14:12.680 wait a second,
00:14:13.320 the real story is the SDNY.
00:14:15.160 So I have this expectation
00:14:16.020 that we're about to break this list
00:14:17.520 because this confused me,
00:14:18.700 okay?
00:14:18.880 Because I remember
00:14:21.300 at the time,
00:14:22.180 I remembered this piece
00:14:22.920 of the story.
00:14:23.800 At least two of the influencers
00:14:25.260 or whatever conservative
00:14:26.120 personalities who were there
00:14:27.080 tweeted out the exact same tweet
00:14:28.580 after this thing went down.
00:14:29.960 It had clearly been given
00:14:31.060 to them by the White House.
00:14:32.100 There's just no question
00:14:33.020 by somebody who was there.
00:14:34.240 It was the exact same tweet,
00:14:35.900 you know?
00:14:36.700 And so to me,
00:14:37.640 it was obviously somebody
00:14:38.760 within the administration
00:14:39.800 who was like,
00:14:40.440 this might be a great tweet
00:14:41.480 to send to frame
00:14:42.660 what has just happened today.
00:14:44.180 And I pulled it
00:14:45.040 just to remind myself
00:14:47.220 of what happened.
00:14:47.600 Yeah, show me,
00:14:47.640 because I forget who it is,
00:14:48.020 but I remember
00:14:48.460 the explanation for this.
00:14:50.340 It was,
00:14:51.260 the people who tweeted it out
00:14:53.100 included,
00:14:53.980 let's see,
00:14:54.780 Chad Prather, right?
00:14:56.300 D.C.
00:14:56.820 Yeah, who's D.C.
00:14:57.660 Drano and Chad Prather.
00:14:58.820 And they tweeted the following.
00:15:00.860 Today I met with President Trump,
00:15:02.420 Vice President J.D. Vance,
00:15:03.500 A.G. Pan Bondi,
00:15:04.320 and FBI Director Cash Patel
00:15:05.440 in the Oval Office.
00:15:06.740 They handed me a binder copy
00:15:08.420 of the Epstein files,
00:15:09.820 the most transparent administration
00:15:11.140 in American history.
00:15:12.700 The best part?
00:15:13.860 This is just the start.
00:15:15.220 A.G. Bondi confirmed
00:15:16.180 there are thousands more
00:15:17.380 Epstein file documents
00:15:18.400 being secretly held
00:15:19.460 in the SDNY,
00:15:21.260 and they will be delivered
00:15:22.140 to the DOJ in D.C.
00:15:23.760 by February 28th.
00:15:25.220 People will be going to jail
00:15:26.860 for what they've done.
00:15:28.400 So this is so crazy,
00:15:30.000 because these people,
00:15:31.280 clearly,
00:15:31.520 if they were given this
00:15:32.100 by the White House,
00:15:33.140 the White House is trying to,
00:15:34.260 I think that's worth clarifying.
00:15:36.740 Well, those two
00:15:38.100 just happened to send out
00:15:39.200 the same exact week?
00:15:39.900 No, Chad Prather.
00:15:40.680 Chad Prather actually came out later
00:15:42.120 and said that he copied
00:15:43.860 and pasted from D.C. Drano,
00:15:45.080 and he apologized for doing that.
00:15:46.320 And D.C. Drano,
00:15:47.140 Rogan O'Handley,
00:15:48.200 had written that himself.
00:15:50.240 Okay.
00:15:50.720 All right.
00:15:51.120 Well, that makes sense, too.
00:15:52.340 So why do you think
00:15:54.500 they're saying,
00:15:55.400 like, as his framing is,
00:15:56.740 they gave us some stuff.
00:15:58.080 We've got Epstein files.
00:15:59.680 They're the most transparent
00:16:01.000 administration in history,
00:16:02.360 and the best part is
00:16:03.260 it's just the start.
00:16:04.180 Like, it wasn't indignation.
00:16:05.740 Your messaging seemed
00:16:06.760 to be different that night,
00:16:07.900 and I remember,
00:16:08.560 because you were more like,
00:16:10.320 no, the binder's a scandal
00:16:12.340 because it shows you
00:16:14.600 that there's still
00:16:16.020 a deep state out there
00:16:17.020 that's got documents
00:16:17.920 that's thumbing the middle finger
00:16:19.300 even at the D.O.J.,
00:16:21.020 namely SDNY,
00:16:22.300 which appears to have
00:16:23.160 the treasure trove
00:16:24.900 of Epstein docs.
00:16:26.120 Anyway, to me,
00:16:26.720 it was just confusing,
00:16:27.940 and I was wondering,
00:16:29.060 not accusing anybody
00:16:29.820 of doing anything wrong
00:16:30.780 whatsoever,
00:16:31.120 but I was wondering
00:16:32.160 whether you guys
00:16:33.440 were being given
00:16:34.120 different messaging
00:16:35.060 from the White House
00:16:35.960 on this or just walked away
00:16:37.760 with different takeaways
00:16:39.580 because you were each confused
00:16:41.760 or you just were all
00:16:43.220 trying to figure it out
00:16:44.040 in your own way.
00:16:45.620 Right.
00:16:46.140 Well, I can't speak
00:16:47.300 for Chad Prather.
00:16:48.220 I can't even speak
00:16:48.840 for Rogan,
00:16:49.400 although I think highly of Rogan.
00:16:51.120 I can only tell you
00:16:52.240 we were not given
00:16:53.020 any kind of,
00:16:53.940 I would never actually
00:16:54.520 do this anyway,
00:16:55.100 even if I were
00:16:55.640 quote-unquote
00:16:56.020 given talking points.
00:16:57.160 I would never do that.
00:16:57.800 I'm not a spokesman
00:16:58.500 for the administration.
00:16:59.920 I'm a supporter
00:17:00.420 of President Trump's
00:17:01.200 America First Agenda,
00:17:02.240 but I'm not running
00:17:04.140 interference for him
00:17:05.100 in any way,
00:17:05.840 shape, or form.
00:17:06.420 But notwithstanding,
00:17:07.500 we weren't given
00:17:08.060 anything like that.
00:17:09.300 I wasn't, at least.
00:17:10.520 We were told exactly
00:17:11.620 what I just detailed to you.
00:17:12.680 We were given these binders,
00:17:14.000 and then we were given
00:17:14.620 that paper by Pam Bondi.
00:17:16.380 She's the one who said
00:17:17.160 that's the real story.
00:17:18.840 And I actually asked her
00:17:19.720 at the time,
00:17:20.780 because of what
00:17:22.420 the cover sheet said,
00:17:23.320 I asked her at the time,
00:17:23.900 I was like,
00:17:24.160 have you seen
00:17:24.520 the SDNY documents?
00:17:26.420 And she said no.
00:17:27.640 She said she hadn't.
00:17:28.780 That was probably
00:17:29.600 the first red flag for me
00:17:31.780 was Pam Bondi admitting
00:17:34.220 that she had not seen
00:17:35.080 those documents
00:17:35.700 before she wanted us
00:17:36.700 to launch this story.
00:17:38.640 Now, when you're
00:17:39.500 in a situation like that,
00:17:40.440 you're like, okay,
00:17:40.900 that's maybe not
00:17:41.500 how I would handle it.
00:17:43.180 Also something,
00:17:44.800 when someone's on your side,
00:17:46.060 this is what I've been
00:17:46.520 saying all week,
00:17:47.020 when someone's on your side,
00:17:47.820 you give them the benefit
00:17:48.460 of the doubt.
00:17:49.240 I, that day,
00:17:49.920 was hoping Pam Bondi
00:17:50.840 would produce.
00:17:51.300 You have to choose
00:17:52.120 at some point
00:17:52.820 whether you're going
00:17:53.700 to trust someone.
00:17:54.520 Because even if you're
00:17:55.260 a journalist,
00:17:56.020 there's only so much
00:17:56.980 verification that you can do
00:17:58.700 unless you have access
00:17:59.640 to the source materials.
00:18:00.760 I obviously didn't have access
00:18:01.980 to the SDNY documents,
00:18:03.480 so I have to choose,
00:18:04.620 okay, am I going to trust
00:18:05.920 Pam Bondi
00:18:06.460 or am I not going
00:18:07.380 to trust Pam Bondi?
00:18:08.420 When someone's on your side,
00:18:09.460 at a certain point,
00:18:10.220 you extend them the trust.
00:18:11.340 And I thought, okay,
00:18:11.780 she hasn't seen them,
00:18:13.000 but she must be pretty
00:18:14.000 confident in them
00:18:14.620 or she wouldn't launch
00:18:15.680 these binders in this way
00:18:16.900 with this story.
00:18:17.680 So you give her
00:18:18.340 the benefit of the doubt.
00:18:19.620 The thing is, Megan,
00:18:20.880 and this is something
00:18:21.480 I didn't talk about
00:18:22.340 because I thought,
00:18:23.460 because I wanted it,
00:18:24.280 I wanted her to produce.
00:18:25.440 I wanted her to live up
00:18:27.360 to this benefit of the doubt
00:18:28.420 that I extended her.
00:18:29.460 That day in that room,
00:18:31.060 Pam Bondi was bragging
00:18:32.620 about making the cover sheet
00:18:34.200 on that binder
00:18:34.980 that read the most transparent
00:18:36.700 administration in history,
00:18:38.260 phase one Epstein files.
00:18:39.740 She acted like she had made it
00:18:40.900 on a Word document
00:18:41.720 and printed it out herself
00:18:42.900 and put it in the front cover
00:18:44.800 of that binder.
00:18:46.060 And to me,
00:18:46.920 that is where,
00:18:48.600 when you fast forward
00:18:49.680 just a little bit
00:18:50.680 to this past Sunday
00:18:52.160 and we have this announcement
00:18:53.740 from the Department of Justice
00:18:54.820 that suddenly says
00:18:55.820 there is no client list,
00:18:57.460 there's no blackmail operation,
00:18:58.980 Epstein definitively killed himself,
00:19:00.720 you're not getting
00:19:01.160 any more documents,
00:19:02.140 thank you, goodbye,
00:19:02.800 no more questions.
00:19:04.320 You know, my reaction is,
00:19:05.560 what are you talking about?
00:19:07.020 Not only did Pam Bondi
00:19:08.200 go on Fox News
00:19:09.060 and say it is on my desk,
00:19:11.180 she was asked about
00:19:11.940 the client list specifically
00:19:12.920 so that while she didn't say
00:19:14.080 the phrase client list,
00:19:15.240 she said it is on my desk
00:19:16.980 waiting for a review.
00:19:18.400 I know two days ago,
00:19:19.340 she said I was talking
00:19:20.220 about the Epstein files,
00:19:21.840 okay, maybe that's what you meant,
00:19:23.300 that's not what you said,
00:19:24.560 and words obviously matter,
00:19:26.260 words have implication
00:19:27.100 to the people that hear them,
00:19:28.760 we perceive them
00:19:29.660 the way that they are said,
00:19:30.880 not the way that you meant,
00:19:32.420 which is part of the problem here,
00:19:34.500 but you really can't square
00:19:36.440 the Department of Justice
00:19:37.900 announcement on Sunday
00:19:39.080 that just says,
00:19:39.920 actually none of this is true
00:19:41.000 definitively
00:19:41.700 with the behavior
00:19:42.980 by Attorney General Pam Bondi
00:19:45.220 on that day.
00:19:46.260 again,
00:19:47.280 notwithstanding the fact that,
00:19:49.500 and I've spoken about
00:19:50.280 this before too,
00:19:51.000 there was an embargo
00:19:52.080 that was given to us
00:19:53.220 halfway through
00:19:54.400 breaking the story,
00:19:55.540 right?
00:19:55.880 So you go back to that day
00:19:56.800 outside after we'd
00:19:57.860 run into the press,
00:19:59.360 we were taken down
00:20:00.080 to our phones,
00:20:00.880 and we begin to break
00:20:01.900 this story.
00:20:02.400 We post that picture
00:20:03.140 that I posted
00:20:03.780 holding the Epstein files.
00:20:05.820 My intention
00:20:06.400 was within 30 seconds
00:20:08.080 because that's how you
00:20:08.860 game the X algorithm,
00:20:10.020 you do a post,
00:20:10.780 then you do the second post
00:20:12.160 on the thread,
00:20:12.820 everyone knows this.
00:20:13.720 My intention was to say,
00:20:15.200 but this is the real story.
00:20:16.840 You just taught me something.
00:20:18.980 I did not know that.
00:20:20.420 Keep going.
00:20:21.360 It works like a dream.
00:20:22.540 Unless, of course,
00:20:23.320 you're in this situation.
00:20:24.580 Then it gives the White House
00:20:26.200 30 seconds to tell you
00:20:27.520 that actually there's
00:20:28.260 an embargo on the story
00:20:30.060 because they don't want
00:20:32.600 President Trump to be asked
00:20:34.040 during his press conference
00:20:35.100 with the UK Prime Minister
00:20:36.320 only about the Epstein files.
00:20:38.580 So suddenly, Megan,
00:20:39.760 I find myself in this position
00:20:41.020 where I'm like,
00:20:42.120 oh no,
00:20:42.600 because I also am
00:20:44.900 chronically on X
00:20:46.120 and I see that
00:20:46.700 those media photos
00:20:47.580 that were taken of us
00:20:48.480 out back
00:20:49.100 weren't just posted
00:20:50.400 to a random website somewhere.
00:20:51.640 They were starting
00:20:52.120 to catch fire online
00:20:53.200 and it starts to look like
00:20:55.040 the train wreck
00:20:55.900 unfolding before my eyes
00:20:57.420 that it was.
00:20:58.280 People,
00:20:58.920 and I understand
00:20:59.520 why they felt this way,
00:21:00.840 they start to think,
00:21:01.760 oh, these influencers
00:21:03.060 are being gatekeepers.
00:21:04.380 They're engaging in clickbait.
00:21:06.080 All of these things
00:21:06.960 which you make a decision
00:21:08.400 at the beginning of your career
00:21:09.560 when you're in this business,
00:21:10.620 are you going to be bombastic?
00:21:11.920 Are you going to be hyperbolic?
00:21:13.200 Are you going to engage
00:21:13.820 in clickbait?
00:21:14.580 Are you going to be ethical?
00:21:15.960 And anybody who,
00:21:16.800 I mean,
00:21:16.960 I've been in this business
00:21:17.580 a long time now,
00:21:18.480 10 years,
00:21:19.100 more than 10 years,
00:21:20.240 anybody who's ever listened
00:21:21.460 to me,
00:21:21.740 watched me,
00:21:22.120 or read my work
00:21:22.740 knows that I made the choice
00:21:23.760 not to do that.
00:21:24.620 I'm very transparent
00:21:25.560 with my audience.
00:21:26.280 I'm very honest.
00:21:27.260 I don't engage in hot takes
00:21:28.720 even if it might get you
00:21:30.100 more clicks
00:21:30.620 because it's not
00:21:31.360 the right thing to do.
00:21:32.540 So I'm, of course,
00:21:33.720 personally infuriated
00:21:34.760 at this point
00:21:35.260 because this makes it look
00:21:36.280 like I'm doing
00:21:36.920 what I don't do.
00:21:37.940 So I am frantically
00:21:39.820 behind the scenes,
00:21:41.580 you know,
00:21:41.960 in the Uber
00:21:42.600 in Washington, D.C.,
00:21:44.260 screaming at the White House
00:21:45.780 via text message,
00:21:46.820 please let me post this.
00:21:48.340 Do you understand
00:21:49.180 what's going on?
00:21:50.140 Not just from my
00:21:50.920 personal perspective,
00:21:51.620 but the way that it's
00:21:52.420 making the administration
00:21:53.220 look.
00:21:54.940 Bureaucracy takes forever.
00:21:56.440 It was at least an hour
00:21:57.360 before we got permission
00:21:58.380 to post the real story
00:22:01.380 and the damage
00:22:02.060 by that time
00:22:02.680 had already been done.
00:22:04.220 So, again,
00:22:05.600 I held my tongue
00:22:06.300 about this for a while
00:22:07.160 because I thought,
00:22:07.740 OK, maybe this unforced error
00:22:09.740 was a severe lapse
00:22:12.000 in judgment.
00:22:12.740 For me as an outsider,
00:22:14.420 and I'm only sort of
00:22:15.980 an outsider, right,
00:22:16.700 because I'm a member
00:22:17.200 of the press
00:22:17.660 and I know
00:22:18.240 the administration well,
00:22:19.460 but my experience
00:22:20.360 of it was not,
00:22:21.640 for whatever it's worth,
00:22:22.860 that you guys were engaging
00:22:23.940 in clickbait.
00:22:24.700 I saw you guys
00:22:25.700 as a bunch of innocent victims
00:22:27.040 of the whole thing.
00:22:27.920 I was like,
00:22:29.120 these are,
00:22:29.880 of course,
00:22:30.340 I know all of you,
00:22:31.580 at least by your tweets
00:22:32.700 and so on.
00:22:33.160 And I think
00:22:34.260 this is a very loyal group
00:22:35.720 to the president.
00:22:36.300 This is a group
00:22:36.880 that's been important
00:22:37.620 to the president's election.
00:22:39.000 This is a group
00:22:39.820 that helped provide context,
00:22:41.360 you know,
00:22:41.640 throughout the entire campaign
00:22:42.760 when the mainstream was lying.
00:22:44.400 This is part of the group
00:22:45.440 that would try to set
00:22:46.100 the record straight,
00:22:47.200 provide additional facts
00:22:48.000 and context.
00:22:48.380 So there's no way
00:22:49.120 this White House
00:22:50.020 would willingly want
00:22:50.920 to embarrass this group.
00:22:52.460 So they've invited them
00:22:53.780 to the White House,
00:22:54.620 clearly.
00:22:55.580 They've given them
00:22:56.460 these binders that read,
00:22:57.620 you know,
00:22:58.060 Epstein file.
00:22:59.120 They've allowed them
00:22:59.900 to be photographed
00:23:00.520 holding the binders
00:23:01.860 and those photos
00:23:03.000 hit the internet.
00:23:03.580 And then within,
00:23:05.320 you know,
00:23:05.540 a very short time
00:23:06.340 after the photos
00:23:06.920 hit the internet
00:23:07.420 was,
00:23:08.480 I don't even remember
00:23:09.540 how it came out,
00:23:10.240 but it was like,
00:23:10.740 there's nothing new in there.
00:23:11.620 There's nothing new.
00:23:12.460 There's nothing new.
00:23:13.900 And then the narrative
00:23:14.780 kind of cut hole.
00:23:15.520 Well, they've been like embarrassed.
00:23:18.380 They've been embarrassed
00:23:19.200 because now here
00:23:20.080 they are holding up the binders
00:23:21.320 and there's nothing new.
00:23:22.860 And all I could think was,
00:23:24.300 this is something you would do
00:23:25.100 to people you don't like.
00:23:26.240 This is something you would do
00:23:27.320 to people whose credibility
00:23:28.180 you wanted to undermine.
00:23:29.780 But I never felt like
00:23:30.520 you guys were guilty
00:23:31.380 of doing clickbait.
00:23:32.360 I felt like somebody
00:23:33.160 in the administration
00:23:34.080 has totally dropped
00:23:35.920 the ball here.
00:23:37.460 Why would they tell you guys
00:23:38.780 there was something new
00:23:40.100 or noteworthy
00:23:40.860 or celebratory
00:23:41.660 or in any way to show
00:23:43.060 in these binders
00:23:44.220 with the label on them
00:23:46.640 if there weren't?
00:23:48.300 Why would they do?
00:23:49.200 And to this moment,
00:23:50.340 I still don't understand.
00:23:51.600 Even hearing you,
00:23:52.300 I'm like,
00:23:52.840 why would Pam Bondi,
00:23:54.060 if she said to you
00:23:54.840 even at the time,
00:23:55.940 there's nothing great in here,
00:23:57.480 but I'm waiting
00:23:58.400 on additional documents
00:23:59.440 I just found out about
00:24:00.400 and I'll give you those.
00:24:02.800 Why wouldn't,
00:24:04.220 like why would she go
00:24:05.320 through the exercise
00:24:06.740 of the binders,
00:24:07.780 which anybody would know
00:24:10.380 had the potential
00:24:11.700 to embarrass you?
00:24:12.500 Why would you ever
00:24:13.360 want to hold something up
00:24:14.420 as like exciting
00:24:15.800 if it was all old news?
00:24:17.740 That's like a sin
00:24:18.560 of journalism.
00:24:19.220 Every journalist knows
00:24:19.980 you don't want to tout
00:24:20.580 something as big.
00:24:21.440 That's literally old news.
00:24:23.380 And to this moment,
00:24:24.040 I don't understand, Liz,
00:24:24.940 whether it's because
00:24:25.400 Pam Bondi was negligent
00:24:28.080 in making sure,
00:24:29.520 like what's exactly
00:24:30.600 in this binder
00:24:31.260 and does she know
00:24:31.960 there's actually nothing new?
00:24:33.420 You're about to humiliate
00:24:34.420 people who care about you
00:24:35.500 or because she had
00:24:37.540 some other motive.
00:24:38.920 I don't know.
00:24:40.660 Well, first of all,
00:24:41.480 thank you for giving
00:24:42.280 the benefit of the doubt
00:24:43.200 to us that day.
00:24:44.660 Not everyone in our movement
00:24:45.980 gave the benefit
00:24:46.600 of the doubt that way
00:24:47.860 and did accuse us
00:24:49.360 of clickbait,
00:24:49.980 which I mean,
00:24:50.760 like I said,
00:24:51.180 you can look at my work.
00:24:52.020 That's not the case.
00:24:53.760 Yes.
00:24:54.220 The question that you pose
00:24:55.340 is a question that,
00:24:56.660 believe me,
00:24:57.020 I've asked myself
00:24:57.760 a million times
00:24:58.600 and I've done
00:24:59.520 my due diligence
00:25:00.200 trying to investigate.
00:25:02.080 The phrase that I used,
00:25:03.400 I mean,
00:25:03.600 I went live from the airport
00:25:04.920 like 30 minutes
00:25:05.900 after this meeting
00:25:06.560 because I had to fly
00:25:07.260 back home to my kids
00:25:08.340 and I wanted people
00:25:09.240 to understand exactly
00:25:10.180 what had happened.
00:25:11.520 The only part of the story
00:25:12.800 that I didn't tell that day
00:25:13.740 was the part about
00:25:14.480 Pam Bondi bragging
00:25:15.920 about making that cover sheet
00:25:17.040 and maybe I should have told
00:25:17.840 that right then and there
00:25:19.340 because maybe that would
00:25:20.040 have made it obvious
00:25:20.620 that Pam Bondi
00:25:21.240 should have been fired
00:25:21.820 on the spot
00:25:22.280 for what she did.
00:25:23.360 The only explanation
00:25:24.480 that I can think of
00:25:26.480 and this is an explanation
00:25:27.500 that is based on
00:25:28.860 a pattern of Pam Bondi's behavior
00:25:30.580 is that she wasn't
00:25:31.780 telling the truth.
00:25:32.480 Not necessarily
00:25:33.480 because she's corrupt
00:25:34.760 and trying to hide
00:25:35.680 the contents of the Epstein files
00:25:37.260 but because she's click thirsty
00:25:39.240 because she was more interested
00:25:40.660 in making these big promises
00:25:42.640 on Fox News
00:25:43.560 being a Fox News star
00:25:44.780 and a mega champion
00:25:45.580 and she got out
00:25:46.860 over her skis
00:25:47.860 promising things
00:25:49.240 that she hadn't verified
00:25:50.460 and that's the root
00:25:51.960 of this week.
00:25:52.960 I said,
00:25:53.260 listen,
00:25:53.500 if I'm President Trump,
00:25:54.620 I am looking
00:25:56.080 at what Attorney General
00:25:57.160 Pam Bondi
00:25:57.700 has done to the base.
00:25:59.420 He has lost
00:26:00.100 his administration
00:26:01.000 even though he had
00:26:01.840 nothing to do with this.
00:26:03.160 His administration
00:26:03.840 has lost a tremendous
00:26:04.940 amount of goodwill
00:26:05.880 with voters
00:26:06.540 because people care
00:26:08.100 viscerally about
00:26:09.080 the Epstein files.
00:26:10.340 They care deeply
00:26:11.160 about this
00:26:11.840 partially because
00:26:13.180 these are grisly crimes
00:26:14.440 that were committed
00:26:15.020 against children
00:26:16.260 but also because
00:26:17.640 this represents justice.
00:26:19.700 We have been harmed
00:26:21.340 so many times
00:26:22.680 by the deep state
00:26:23.420 whether it's parents
00:26:24.460 being told we're terrorists
00:26:25.840 because we didn't want
00:26:26.640 trans ideology
00:26:27.780 and critical race theory
00:26:28.860 being indoctrinated
00:26:29.640 into our children
00:26:30.360 whether it's being censored
00:26:32.160 on social media
00:26:33.080 or arrested
00:26:33.840 outside of the Capitol
00:26:34.800 because we had questions
00:26:35.940 about the 2020 election
00:26:37.240 whether it's pushing back
00:26:39.120 against COVID vaccine mandates
00:26:40.480 we have been vilified
00:26:42.540 and demonized
00:26:43.420 and targeted
00:26:44.060 and subject to violence
00:26:45.420 and we voted
00:26:46.740 for President Trump
00:26:47.500 because he promised justice.
00:26:49.700 Justice does not mean
00:26:51.060 memory holing
00:26:52.280 all of these bad things
00:26:53.800 this harm
00:26:54.320 that was inflicted on us.
00:26:55.460 It means
00:26:56.060 finding the people
00:26:57.280 who committed the crimes
00:26:58.360 charging them
00:26:59.520 with those crimes
00:27:00.320 holding them accountable
00:27:02.140 in a court of law
00:27:02.900 and sending them to prison
00:27:04.000 for what they've done
00:27:04.900 and people feel stung
00:27:06.680 because what they
00:27:07.600 when they
00:27:08.040 when they see
00:27:08.840 what Pam Bondi said
00:27:09.960 in that Department of Justice memo
00:27:11.200 on Sunday
00:27:11.780 she is telling us
00:27:13.360 ignore the evidence
00:27:14.940 the anomalies
00:27:15.880 the suspicious
00:27:16.660 fishy things
00:27:17.800 surrounding
00:27:18.720 Epstein's operation
00:27:20.340 and his person
00:27:21.260 and his connections
00:27:21.980 and his death
00:27:22.940 and instead believe me
00:27:25.180 without evidence
00:27:26.880 she's telling us
00:27:27.540 to ignore
00:27:27.920 what's before our very eyes
00:27:29.140 and believe her instead
00:27:30.380 with no evidence
00:27:31.140 and Megan
00:27:31.900 there is not
00:27:32.960 a politician
00:27:33.820 in this world
00:27:35.600 that you should extend
00:27:36.700 that amount
00:27:37.260 of blind faith towards
00:27:38.780 so
00:27:39.440 well
00:27:39.900 she's put us
00:27:40.900 in a position
00:27:41.460 of having to decide
00:27:42.880 which of her statements
00:27:44.440 we're going to credit
00:27:45.260 I mean
00:27:45.940 which one
00:27:46.440 should we put the faith in
00:27:47.420 because you know
00:27:48.380 we kind of put the faith
00:27:49.300 in the statement
00:27:49.980 from February 21st
00:27:52.820 and then the statement
00:27:53.820 she followed up with
00:27:54.560 on February 26th
00:27:56.000 and then the statement
00:27:57.020 she followed up with
00:27:57.780 on March 3rd
00:27:59.220 and then the statement
00:28:00.480 she followed up with
00:28:01.380 on May 7th
00:28:02.580 all of which
00:28:03.520 kept spinning this tale
00:28:05.240 of I've got the goods
00:28:07.280 I'm getting even more goods
00:28:09.160 you're going to see the goods
00:28:10.740 this man's a filthy animal
00:28:12.460 and you're not even going to believe
00:28:14.340 what I've seen
00:28:15.880 that she just seeded
00:28:17.380 that trail
00:28:18.320 ever since she took office
00:28:20.600 and then instead of coming out
00:28:22.660 on camera
00:28:23.440 Sunday night or Monday
00:28:25.440 when she purportedly realized
00:28:27.460 there was absolutely
00:28:28.700 no there there
00:28:29.660 other than the child pornography
00:28:31.500 found on his computer
00:28:33.160 not involving third parties
00:28:35.620 like other than
00:28:36.500 you know
00:28:36.900 Jeffrey Epstein's predilection
00:28:38.500 of you know
00:28:39.280 disgusting random porn
00:28:40.640 and saying
00:28:42.740 I got it wrong
00:28:43.980 I over promised
00:28:45.760 and I'm under delivering
00:28:47.300 and I'm sorry
00:28:48.100 she leaked to Axios
00:28:51.340 a two page unsigned memo
00:28:53.080 with absolutely no explanation
00:28:55.000 none whatsoever
00:28:56.120 and literally thinks
00:28:57.900 that's enough
00:28:58.560 and then unfortunately
00:29:00.140 we had the cabinet meeting
00:29:01.660 where Trump
00:29:02.480 seemed fine with all of that
00:29:04.660 where he kind of
00:29:05.580 stepped in
00:29:06.380 was like
00:29:07.060 why are we still talking
00:29:08.080 about this thing
00:29:08.800 that I talked about
00:29:09.720 repeatedly on the campaign trail
00:29:11.300 and did tell you
00:29:12.820 was an issue
00:29:13.740 that we needed to get
00:29:14.500 to the bottom of
00:29:15.160 and that I would
00:29:15.920 and then elevated
00:29:18.020 two guys
00:29:19.300 who talked about it
00:29:20.580 all the time
00:29:21.320 on their shows
00:29:22.400 Kash Patel
00:29:23.100 and Dan Bongino
00:29:23.760 to run the FBI
00:29:24.920 the very organization
00:29:26.260 that was at the heart
00:29:27.100 of the investigation
00:29:28.220 and another person
00:29:29.500 Pam Bondi
00:29:30.040 who once I put in the office
00:29:31.100 has been talking about it
00:29:32.120 every other week
00:29:33.140 and now looks at us
00:29:34.840 and says
00:29:35.040 why would you still
00:29:36.360 be interested in this
00:29:37.120 do you even want
00:29:37.600 to answer that question
00:29:38.440 and Pam Bondi
00:29:39.820 thinks she's putting it
00:29:40.640 under the rug
00:29:41.200 by being like
00:29:41.840 oh there's a missing
00:29:43.060 minute of the tape
00:29:43.940 but that's just because
00:29:44.800 they always change
00:29:45.680 over at one minute
00:29:46.880 before midnight
00:29:47.480 and we lose a minute
00:29:48.580 of tape
00:29:48.980 which everybody was like
00:29:50.080 what
00:29:50.520 and also
00:29:52.540 when I said
00:29:53.400 client list is on my desk
00:29:54.520 I really just meant file
00:29:55.520 by
00:29:55.960 it's just been
00:29:56.780 totally insufficient
00:29:57.760 Liz
00:29:58.080 totally insufficient
00:29:58.940 and no sane human being
00:30:01.060 would at this point
00:30:01.620 be saying
00:30:02.100 oh okay
00:30:02.840 I have no more questions
00:30:03.760 it's all answered for me
00:30:04.980 exactly
00:30:06.740 and listen
00:30:07.260 President Trump
00:30:08.140 is smart
00:30:08.700 he's strategic
00:30:09.460 he probably has
00:30:11.000 a finger on the pulse
00:30:11.780 of his base
00:30:12.240 better than any politician
00:30:13.300 that I've ever experienced
00:30:14.560 in my lifetime
00:30:15.240 I do think he's
00:30:16.620 misreading his base
00:30:17.660 on this one
00:30:18.260 there's a story
00:30:19.400 actually that
00:30:20.160 country singer
00:30:21.720 John Rich tells
00:30:22.540 about having dinner
00:30:23.220 with Trump
00:30:23.700 and during this dinner
00:30:25.200 Trump turns to him
00:30:26.100 and says
00:30:26.560 why do people
00:30:27.600 boo at my rallies
00:30:28.840 when I talk about
00:30:29.480 the COVID vaccine
00:30:30.320 and then President Trump
00:30:31.560 sat there
00:30:31.980 and he listened
00:30:32.520 to John Rich's answer
00:30:34.040 and John Rich said
00:30:35.280 because Mr. President
00:30:36.320 people have been hurt
00:30:37.880 by the jab
00:30:38.840 and President Trump
00:30:40.360 listened to what
00:30:41.640 John Rich said
00:30:42.380 and I think that
00:30:43.140 this is one of those moments
00:30:44.420 that President Trump
00:30:45.800 should listen to his base
00:30:47.420 because people
00:30:48.180 have been hurt
00:30:49.060 by the deep state
00:30:50.680 and that's what
00:30:51.460 people are associating
00:30:52.640 the Epstein files
00:30:53.640 and the indications
00:30:54.760 that there may have been
00:30:55.880 a government cover-up
00:30:57.060 or at least
00:30:57.680 a lack of transparency
00:30:58.760 and a lack of honesty
00:30:59.800 when communicating
00:31:01.180 all of this to us
00:31:02.440 that's what people
00:31:03.380 associate this with
00:31:04.540 they associate it
00:31:05.440 with the fact
00:31:05.980 that they want justice
00:31:07.140 for COVID
00:31:07.640 they want justice
00:31:08.720 for Russiagate
00:31:09.400 they want justice
00:31:10.180 for the phony
00:31:10.700 Ukraine impeachment
00:31:11.420 they want justice
00:31:12.260 for the lawfare
00:31:13.000 against President Trump
00:31:13.900 they want justice
00:31:14.880 for the assassination
00:31:15.560 attempts
00:31:16.100 they want justice
00:31:16.900 for the rigging
00:31:17.560 of election processes
00:31:18.600 they want justice
00:31:19.700 for Black Lives Matter
00:31:20.640 riots
00:31:21.000 they want justice
00:31:22.440 and there's a phrase
00:31:23.320 that we use often
00:31:24.240 on the Liz Wheeler show
00:31:25.140 we say we want
00:31:26.080 perp walks
00:31:27.100 and jumpsuits
00:31:27.940 and not because
00:31:28.640 we're vindictive
00:31:29.300 not because we're
00:31:29.780 trying to exact
00:31:30.400 some kind of revenge
00:31:31.200 or target our
00:31:31.780 political enemies
00:31:32.460 but because
00:31:33.300 that represents
00:31:34.780 justice
00:31:35.760 justice
00:31:36.640 is actual
00:31:37.660 accountability
00:31:38.240 using our
00:31:39.320 justice system
00:31:40.200 to hold these people
00:31:42.000 who committed crimes
00:31:42.720 accountable
00:31:43.180 and President Trump
00:31:44.580 may be right
00:31:45.180 Epstein a creep
00:31:46.280 why are people
00:31:46.800 talking about him
00:31:47.660 well it's not so much
00:31:49.000 that people care
00:31:49.720 about Epstein the person
00:31:50.840 or Epstein the creep
00:31:51.920 it's that they associate
00:31:53.180 the Epstein files
00:31:54.740 and the government's
00:31:56.860 Attorney General
00:31:57.340 Pam Bondi's
00:31:58.100 mishandling
00:31:58.980 and dishonest
00:32:00.320 communication
00:32:00.880 about this
00:32:01.860 with this
00:32:03.000 open-ended question
00:32:03.880 of are we actually
00:32:05.060 going to see justice
00:32:06.340 for these egregious
00:32:07.360 wrongdoings
00:32:08.060 like we were promised
00:32:09.320 what was your
00:32:11.720 own personal
00:32:12.720 interaction
00:32:13.320 like that day
00:32:14.700 when you
00:32:15.160 when you saw
00:32:15.900 Pam Bondi
00:32:16.480 I'm sure you spent
00:32:17.060 some time with her
00:32:17.700 like what
00:32:18.160 how did she seem
00:32:19.640 to you
00:32:20.080 um
00:32:22.260 she was not
00:32:23.100 exactly
00:32:23.440 well
00:32:23.720 let's just say this
00:32:25.080 in the days leading
00:32:25.840 up to that meeting
00:32:27.240 this was during the time
00:32:28.120 that President Trump
00:32:28.680 was nominating
00:32:29.280 his different
00:32:29.860 cabinet secretaries
00:32:31.200 in the upper echelon
00:32:32.400 of his administration
00:32:33.100 I had made a list
00:32:34.440 of who I thought
00:32:35.340 was the best pick
00:32:36.480 and you know
00:32:37.260 all the way down
00:32:38.020 to who I thought
00:32:38.520 were the worst picks
00:32:39.200 and Pam Bondi
00:32:39.740 was towards the bottom
00:32:40.980 of that list
00:32:41.600 because I didn't think
00:32:42.540 that she had the experience
00:32:43.880 to deal with the swamp
00:32:44.960 I didn't think
00:32:45.440 that she had
00:32:45.900 a proven track record
00:32:47.440 of outsmarting the swamp
00:32:48.740 I think she had shown
00:32:50.100 incredible loyalty
00:32:50.980 to President Trump
00:32:51.780 during his impeachment
00:32:52.780 proceedings
00:32:53.240 she'd been one of his
00:32:54.320 attorneys I believe
00:32:55.180 um
00:32:56.000 and that was essentially
00:32:57.420 the reason it appeared
00:32:59.240 that Trump picked her
00:33:00.580 so I didn't go in there
00:33:02.060 I went in there open-minded
00:33:02.980 but I didn't go in there
00:33:03.800 thinking oh my gosh
00:33:04.640 this is going to be
00:33:05.140 the coolest meeting
00:33:05.740 of all the meetings
00:33:06.420 uh
00:33:06.980 not that I was aware
00:33:07.760 of who we were going
00:33:08.320 to be meeting with
00:33:08.820 in the first place
00:33:09.600 um
00:33:10.380 I actually was
00:33:11.100 I walked next to her
00:33:12.340 when we went from
00:33:13.240 the cabinet secretary room
00:33:16.120 the meeting room
00:33:17.060 across the hall
00:33:17.620 to the Oval Office
00:33:18.180 I was the one
00:33:18.820 who happened to walk
00:33:19.920 next to Pam Bondi
00:33:20.920 and you know
00:33:21.940 she was talking to me
00:33:22.600 a lot about
00:33:23.100 what it had been like
00:33:23.900 in the Department of Justice
00:33:24.960 in the two
00:33:25.340 I think it had been
00:33:25.860 two weeks
00:33:26.340 since she had
00:33:26.920 taken the oath of office
00:33:28.120 and she said
00:33:28.520 she was tired
00:33:29.240 she hadn't done
00:33:29.740 a lot of sleeping
00:33:30.440 and she did a lot
00:33:31.900 of complaining
00:33:32.340 about Congresswoman
00:33:33.300 Anna Paulina Luna
00:33:34.260 to me
00:33:34.740 because Congresswoman Luna
00:33:36.440 had been asking
00:33:37.080 a lot of questions
00:33:37.720 about hey
00:33:38.140 where are these files
00:33:38.880 that were promised
00:33:39.460 how come I
00:33:40.620 as part of the
00:33:41.220 Oversight Committee
00:33:41.780 in Congress
00:33:42.260 am being excluded
00:33:43.180 from the Department
00:33:44.260 of Justice's
00:33:45.160 effort to release these
00:33:47.000 and Pam Bondi
00:33:48.100 did a lot of complaining
00:33:48.920 about how
00:33:49.520 Congresswoman Luna
00:33:50.120 just didn't understand
00:33:51.020 how this worked
00:33:51.720 and these things
00:33:52.140 take time
00:33:52.760 and didn't she
00:33:53.180 understand how busy
00:33:53.880 she was
00:33:54.460 and I have to say
00:33:55.600 I was a little
00:33:56.580 off put by that
00:33:57.160 I was just like
00:33:57.500 oh okay
00:33:58.220 that's what you're
00:33:58.620 focusing on
00:33:59.160 even though you have
00:33:59.880 the Justice Department
00:34:01.240 to run
00:34:01.700 then when we were
00:34:02.880 in the Oval Office
00:34:03.540 President Trump
00:34:04.180 is introducing us
00:34:04.960 there were probably
00:34:05.340 20 other people
00:34:06.460 in the Oval Office
00:34:07.160 at the same time
00:34:07.900 in addition to us
00:34:09.000 and he's
00:34:10.160 you know
00:34:10.340 he's pointing people out
00:34:11.260 he's like
00:34:11.560 yeah this is Stephen Miller
00:34:12.340 he's doing a great job
00:34:13.260 oh this is a hero
00:34:14.000 Tom Holman
00:34:14.660 he's doing a great job
00:34:16.080 and he's pointing out
00:34:16.660 different people
00:34:17.260 and then I hear
00:34:18.340 Attorney General
00:34:18.900 Pam Bondi's voice
00:34:19.680 from the back of the room
00:34:20.400 she was sitting
00:34:20.820 on one of the sofas
00:34:21.480 she goes
00:34:21.860 what about me
00:34:23.120 Mr. President
00:34:23.880 and to be perfectly
00:34:26.420 Frank here
00:34:27.100 the thought that went
00:34:28.160 through my mind
00:34:28.860 was wow
00:34:29.540 that was a real
00:34:30.140 pick me girl comment
00:34:31.120 I did not think
00:34:32.320 that that was
00:34:33.000 that that was
00:34:33.900 a good reflection
00:34:35.660 on the strength
00:34:36.280 of her character
00:34:36.860 now you can say
00:34:37.440 okay that's just a comment
00:34:38.300 does that actually reflect
00:34:39.280 in her ability
00:34:39.840 at the Department of Justice
00:34:40.660 or not
00:34:41.140 I don't know
00:34:42.100 I'll let you decide
00:34:43.060 but
00:34:43.900 maybe it demonstrates
00:34:46.220 her effort
00:34:47.280 or her desire
00:34:48.340 to be
00:34:49.740 a mega champion
00:34:50.840 and to be
00:34:51.600 a Fox News star
00:34:52.600 because she was
00:34:53.380 demonstrating again
00:34:54.360 a pattern of
00:34:55.060 wanting attention
00:34:55.780 and he did not
00:34:58.020 give her the attention
00:34:58.860 when he tweeted out
00:34:59.720 about Dan and Cash
00:35:01.340 last week
00:35:02.320 when they came under fire
00:35:03.240 was it as recently
00:35:04.420 as Monday
00:35:04.900 I can't remember
00:35:05.620 yeah it was after
00:35:07.000 it was after the memo
00:35:07.980 it was after the release
00:35:08.920 of the memo
00:35:09.240 it had to be
00:35:09.760 because that's when
00:35:10.140 they were getting pummeled
00:35:10.940 and he sent out
00:35:11.800 a complimentary tweet
00:35:12.840 about Cash Patel
00:35:13.580 and Dan Bongino
00:35:14.260 and notably said
00:35:15.060 nothing about Pam Bondi
00:35:16.200 so I do wonder
00:35:17.960 what the president
00:35:19.080 thinks about all this
00:35:20.180 and what the president knows
00:35:21.240 I haven't yet figured out
00:35:23.020 whether this is
00:35:24.120 a Trump directive thing
00:35:25.180 like we're moving on
00:35:26.060 from Epstein
00:35:26.580 for reasons we don't understand
00:35:27.900 whether they're intel reasons
00:35:29.420 or other reasons
00:35:30.220 but I definitely think
00:35:31.480 if the president said
00:35:32.560 to these three
00:35:33.180 we're done with Epstein
00:35:34.220 it would explain
00:35:35.080 all the behavior
00:35:36.060 of this past week
00:35:37.100 not Pam Bondi's behavior
00:35:38.740 prior
00:35:39.540 because that
00:35:40.720 I do see a real split here
00:35:42.060 and I don't mean to just side
00:35:43.040 with Bongino in this
00:35:44.820 because I care about him
00:35:46.060 and he's a friend
00:35:46.560 I don't know Cash Patel at all
00:35:47.940 I mean what
00:35:48.400 if this is the logic
00:35:49.380 I'd throw anybody
00:35:49.980 I don't know
00:35:50.660 that well under the bus
00:35:51.660 then he should be
00:35:52.400 under the bus too
00:35:53.040 but what I've seen
00:35:54.120 since the beginning
00:35:54.700 of the administration
00:35:55.180 is those two guys
00:35:56.540 who were very focused
00:35:58.120 on Epstein prior
00:35:58.800 to taking the roles
00:35:59.560 have said nothing
00:36:00.520 they have said
00:36:01.400 they have not done
00:36:02.300 the little breadcrumb
00:36:03.220 trail
00:36:03.560 from the moment
00:36:06.740 of taking office
00:36:07.380 they've said nothing
00:36:08.460 and the first thing
00:36:09.600 we saw from them
00:36:10.220 was on Fox and Friends
00:36:11.100 where we were all shocked
00:36:11.980 to hear them saying
00:36:13.360 he killed himself
00:36:14.240 I mean that's just
00:36:15.060 what the evidence is
00:36:15.960 and if you have something
00:36:16.840 to prove me wrong
00:36:17.720 show me
00:36:18.200 but I'm telling you
00:36:19.320 you're gonna see
00:36:19.740 some we saw Cash
00:36:20.440 on Joe Rogan
00:36:21.040 being like
00:36:21.440 if I had evidence
00:36:22.400 of him with all these
00:36:23.240 you know little girls
00:36:24.280 or if I had a third parties
00:36:25.260 with young girls
00:36:26.060 don't you think
00:36:26.500 I'd show that to you
00:36:27.320 and Rogan seemed
00:36:28.340 to be saying
00:36:28.780 so you're
00:36:30.000 what you're saying
00:36:30.480 is you don't have it
00:36:31.360 and Cash is basically
00:36:32.100 just saying
00:36:32.500 if I have it
00:36:33.300 you'll see it
00:36:33.940 and we haven't seen it
00:36:35.080 so they didn't do
00:36:36.120 what she did
00:36:36.800 and that I've
00:36:38.100 you know
00:36:38.880 over the course
00:36:39.280 of the past four days
00:36:39.940 gotten to where you
00:36:40.640 you I think are
00:36:41.660 which is
00:36:42.140 I think she was
00:36:44.160 thirsty for attention
00:36:45.260 I think she was
00:36:46.360 enjoying the hits
00:36:48.140 on Fox
00:36:49.040 on Hannity
00:36:50.260 on Waters
00:36:51.540 in the middle of the day
00:36:53.180 with John Roberts
00:36:54.000 and saying like
00:36:54.700 I've got all the answers
00:36:56.020 on Epstein
00:36:56.560 I've got all the juicy dish
00:36:58.380 and I'll be the one
00:36:59.580 to give it to you
00:37:00.380 until she either
00:37:01.580 found out
00:37:02.420 that wasn't true
00:37:03.680 and realized
00:37:05.160 this is why
00:37:05.820 attorneys general
00:37:06.420 don't talk like this
00:37:07.640 ever
00:37:08.220 about their ongoing
00:37:09.420 investigations
00:37:10.020 ever
00:37:10.560 you almost never hear
00:37:11.880 from attorney general
00:37:12.620 it's the one person
00:37:13.620 in any administration
00:37:14.580 Republican or Democrat
00:37:15.760 who you really can't get
00:37:17.480 there's only so much
00:37:18.600 transparency
00:37:19.180 you're supposed to get
00:37:20.180 from an attorney general
00:37:21.340 given the way
00:37:21.920 criminal investigations work
00:37:23.520 and then realize
00:37:25.360 like she had an
00:37:25.820 oh shit moment
00:37:26.620 of she's humiliated herself
00:37:28.080 and the administration
00:37:29.440 or again
00:37:31.180 I don't know
00:37:31.680 something else
00:37:32.120 or it was real
00:37:33.220 in the first place
00:37:33.880 and now she's doing
00:37:34.900 the lying
00:37:35.320 this I don't
00:37:36.600 I don't know
00:37:37.020 the truth on
00:37:37.580 no and I think
00:37:39.200 I think there's
00:37:39.960 a couple of things
00:37:40.880 I'm also friends
00:37:42.940 with Dan Bongino
00:37:43.620 and I can say
00:37:44.740 with confidence
00:37:45.540 that he is one
00:37:46.280 of the good guys
00:37:47.120 I actually appreciate
00:37:48.400 that he has said
00:37:49.340 so openly
00:37:49.920 listen this is not
00:37:50.840 about trust
00:37:51.520 you don't believe
00:37:52.240 something just because
00:37:52.960 you trust me
00:37:53.580 you wait for the evidence
00:37:54.640 and I think that
00:37:55.500 we should be focusing
00:37:56.300 a lot on that comment
00:37:57.780 I think that that's
00:37:58.760 not only an incredibly
00:37:59.560 humble comment
00:38:00.360 and probably a very
00:38:01.320 difficult comment
00:38:02.040 for someone who's
00:38:02.660 used to being able
00:38:03.480 to set the record
00:38:04.160 straight
00:38:04.540 I think there's
00:38:05.440 a lot more to that
00:38:06.320 comment that meets
00:38:07.120 the eye
00:38:07.540 I also don't know
00:38:08.880 Kash Patel personally
00:38:09.920 I liked his book
00:38:11.360 I like what he said
00:38:12.360 we have to remember
00:38:13.260 though that his boss
00:38:14.380 is Attorney General
00:38:15.140 Pam Bondi
00:38:15.840 so there's only so much
00:38:17.600 that you can do
00:38:18.340 there's only so much
00:38:19.120 that you can do
00:38:19.540 in those positions
00:38:20.120 if your boss
00:38:20.760 is giving you a directive
00:38:21.700 or to contradict
00:38:22.620 your boss publicly
00:38:23.540 so maybe that's me
00:38:24.860 extending too much
00:38:25.560 benefit of the doubt
00:38:26.280 there but I think
00:38:26.980 that's a possible
00:38:27.640 explanation
00:38:28.240 I do think
00:38:29.640 that the base
00:38:30.780 President Trump's
00:38:31.580 voter base
00:38:32.200 would have been
00:38:33.440 or would have
00:38:33.860 accepted more readily
00:38:35.360 just an honest
00:38:36.700 an honest analysis
00:38:38.060 when Dan Bongino
00:38:39.480 and Kash Patel
00:38:40.040 took over the FBI
00:38:41.040 I mean I know
00:38:42.140 a lot of people
00:38:42.760 at the upper echelons
00:38:43.640 of the FBI
00:38:44.200 and the Department
00:38:45.480 of Justice now
00:38:46.300 and I was told
00:38:47.740 on good authority
00:38:48.620 that it's like
00:38:49.080 a thermonuclear bomb
00:38:50.220 was set off in there
00:38:50.980 that they walk in
00:38:51.840 and they don't even
00:38:52.680 know where the locks are
00:38:53.760 let alone having the keys
00:38:54.920 to unlock those locks
00:38:56.220 they're being undermined
00:38:57.720 they are
00:38:58.460 and there's been
00:38:59.320 evidence destruction
00:39:00.460 there's been
00:39:01.060 the hiding of evidence
00:39:03.900 so if these individuals
00:39:05.600 Pam Bondi
00:39:06.420 is the one
00:39:06.860 that I think is
00:39:07.560 the buck stops
00:39:08.820 with Pam Bondi
00:39:09.340 she's the one
00:39:09.900 directing this narrative
00:39:10.960 she could have said
00:39:12.000 listen
00:39:12.300 we got in here
00:39:13.740 and the Epstein files
00:39:14.780 are empty
00:39:15.220 we don't know why
00:39:16.500 we don't know
00:39:17.200 if it was destroyed
00:39:18.000 or hidden
00:39:18.540 or if the investigation
00:39:19.360 was done negligently
00:39:20.440 we don't know
00:39:20.960 whether there was
00:39:21.380 a cover up
00:39:21.900 but we do want
00:39:22.880 to be honest with you
00:39:23.680 and say
00:39:24.020 no we can't produce
00:39:25.160 the dirt
00:39:25.640 that you expected
00:39:26.280 because we don't have it
00:39:28.060 Megan that's very different
00:39:29.940 than giving us
00:39:31.040 this definitive statement
00:39:32.220 like none of these
00:39:33.300 things are true
00:39:33.860 a client list
00:39:34.560 doesn't exist
00:39:35.300 he definitively
00:39:36.340 killed himself
00:39:37.020 what
00:39:38.120 it's almost like
00:39:39.100 you guys are idiots
00:39:39.860 for thinking otherwise
00:39:40.760 like there's a tonality
00:39:42.020 in there
00:39:42.400 that it's like
00:39:43.140 what kind of an idiot
00:39:45.060 would be pursuing this
00:39:46.000 at this point
00:39:46.440 the other piece is
00:39:47.580 that's really been
00:39:48.180 irritating me
00:39:48.960 is how she keeps
00:39:50.440 being like
00:39:51.100 okay we found
00:39:53.060 these tens of
00:39:54.340 thousands of pictures
00:39:55.380 of child sexual
00:39:56.520 assault material
00:39:57.300 and no one is ever
00:39:58.740 gonna see that
00:39:59.420 no one's getting
00:40:00.120 as if that is
00:40:01.620 what anybody
00:40:02.360 wants to see
00:40:03.200 like she's trying
00:40:04.540 to like diminish
00:40:05.980 the demands
00:40:06.880 for more information
00:40:07.700 by pretending
00:40:08.640 what people want
00:40:10.180 is to see
00:40:11.160 the child pornography
00:40:12.640 that Jeffrey Epstein
00:40:13.880 enjoyed looking at
00:40:15.000 it's such a straw man
00:40:16.620 no no one
00:40:17.920 would ever expect
00:40:19.160 the DOJ
00:40:19.900 or want
00:40:20.780 the DOJ
00:40:21.620 to release that
00:40:22.800 she's just
00:40:23.940 pretending
00:40:24.580 that like
00:40:25.500 the demands
00:40:26.500 on her
00:40:26.920 are so unreasonable
00:40:28.000 because that's
00:40:29.320 what these
00:40:29.660 so-called influencers
00:40:30.700 seem to be wanting
00:40:31.640 from her
00:40:32.040 that's not it at all
00:40:32.960 she she said
00:40:34.340 there was a whole
00:40:35.160 treasure trove
00:40:36.000 of documents
00:40:36.580 before she even
00:40:38.020 knew apparently
00:40:38.880 that there were
00:40:39.720 all these pictures
00:40:40.460 of child sexuals
00:40:41.600 she was saying
00:40:42.480 there's a ton
00:40:42.920 of other stuff
00:40:43.420 that you're gonna get
00:40:44.100 before it appears
00:40:45.400 even Pam Bondi
00:40:46.420 understood
00:40:46.800 that Epstein
00:40:47.860 had troves
00:40:48.700 of child pornography
00:40:49.740 on his computer
00:40:50.440 yeah and by the way
00:40:52.240 that post
00:40:53.040 that I
00:40:53.820 it was a long post
00:40:54.960 it was like
00:40:55.280 as long as an op-ed
00:40:56.140 that I posted
00:40:56.720 I think it was
00:40:57.620 later that same day
00:40:59.020 I think I wrote it
00:40:59.640 like rage texting
00:41:01.040 it on the airplane
00:41:01.640 on my on my flight home
00:41:02.860 posted it when I landed
00:41:04.020 that day in February
00:41:05.780 after the White House
00:41:06.580 when I was talking about
00:41:07.360 this is the real story
00:41:08.380 like understand the context
00:41:09.740 of everything that happened
00:41:10.820 the way that I described
00:41:12.660 what was expected
00:41:14.800 from the SDNY
00:41:16.400 I phrased
00:41:17.380 very carefully
00:41:18.440 because I used
00:41:19.640 only phrases
00:41:20.380 that had been used
00:41:21.520 to me that day
00:41:23.140 meaning I don't
00:41:24.160 I don't have the post
00:41:24.800 up in front of me
00:41:25.320 but if I said photos
00:41:26.260 it's because Pam Bondi
00:41:27.340 said photos
00:41:27.860 if I said videos
00:41:28.900 it's because Pam Bondi
00:41:30.000 said videos
00:41:30.480 I didn't list
00:41:31.560 everything that everyone
00:41:32.700 wanted to see
00:41:33.300 and just said
00:41:33.840 and just recklessly said
00:41:35.180 oh it's in that
00:41:35.840 I only listed
00:41:37.220 the things
00:41:38.000 that the SDNY
00:41:38.720 was supposed to be
00:41:39.340 in possession of
00:41:39.880 because that's what
00:41:40.560 I was told by Pam Bondi
00:41:41.760 who hadn't seen it
00:41:42.980 that that's what the SDNY
00:41:44.020 was going to deliver to her
00:41:45.140 yes
00:41:46.380 okay wait
00:41:46.800 I'm looking at this post now
00:41:47.820 this is you
00:41:49.660 on February 27th
00:41:51.860 saying
00:41:52.140 yeah that's the same day
00:41:52.920 okay
00:41:54.280 Bondi promised to release
00:41:55.440 the documents
00:41:56.280 you're saying that
00:41:57.540 Bondi
00:41:58.420 the FBI
00:41:59.020 was told to deliver
00:42:00.020 the files to Pam Bondi
00:42:00.920 they did
00:42:01.300 about 200 pages
00:42:02.240 Bondi smelled a rap
00:42:03.200 because there was nothing
00:42:03.860 juicy in the 200 pages
00:42:05.180 just flight logs
00:42:06.320 and a Rolodex
00:42:07.240 of phone numbers
00:42:07.780 no smoking gun
00:42:08.560 still Bondi promised
00:42:09.700 to release the documents
00:42:10.740 so she prepared
00:42:11.280 a binder of them
00:42:11.960 then last night
00:42:12.560 a whistleblower
00:42:13.120 contacted Bondi
00:42:13.980 and revealed that
00:42:14.880 the SDNY
00:42:15.420 was hiding potentially
00:42:16.360 thousands of Epstein files
00:42:18.760 defying Bondi's order
00:42:19.820 to give them all to her
00:42:20.680 we're talking recordings
00:42:22.220 evidence
00:42:23.240 etc
00:42:23.800 the juicy stuff
00:42:25.080 names
00:42:25.820 yeah
00:42:26.100 these swamp creatures
00:42:27.200 at SDNY
00:42:27.840 deceive Bondi
00:42:28.720 cash and you'll be outraged
00:42:29.760 blah blah blah
00:42:30.140 so that's what you're
00:42:30.980 talking about
00:42:31.480 yeah
00:42:31.920 so it's
00:42:32.920 she's going to release
00:42:34.080 these files
00:42:35.000 it's Epstein files
00:42:36.460 it's recordings
00:42:38.420 evidence
00:42:39.740 and names
00:42:40.920 that's the thing that
00:42:42.100 you know
00:42:42.960 and she did say
00:42:44.100 yes to client list
00:42:45.240 she can say
00:42:45.820 now all she wants
00:42:46.860 she meant the Epstein
00:42:48.120 file was on her desk
00:42:49.880 John Roberts
00:42:50.880 very clearly asked
00:42:51.920 her client list
00:42:53.360 that's what the
00:42:53.980 entire question
00:42:54.740 was about
00:42:55.320 it was short
00:42:56.040 it was easy
00:42:56.780 to understand
00:42:57.280 I'll play it
00:42:57.840 just to remind folks
00:42:58.660 but it wasn't ambiguous
00:42:59.900 and she's a lawyer
00:43:01.120 and trust me
00:43:01.760 as lawyers
00:43:02.140 we know
00:43:03.040 we know
00:43:03.740 how to answer
00:43:05.140 direct questions
00:43:05.820 and we know
00:43:06.220 when we need to
00:43:06.820 obfuscate
00:43:07.600 and if you wanted
00:43:08.420 to obfuscate
00:43:09.040 about a client list
00:43:09.740 you would say
00:43:10.280 the file is on my desk
00:43:12.140 right now
00:43:12.960 but she didn't do that
00:43:14.180 here's what happened
00:43:14.820 in Sot One
00:43:15.340 on February 21st
00:43:16.740 DOJ may be releasing
00:43:19.320 the list of
00:43:20.140 Jeffrey Epstein's clients
00:43:21.580 will that really happen
00:43:22.880 it's sitting on my desk
00:43:24.740 right now
00:43:25.280 to review
00:43:26.000 that's been a directive
00:43:27.620 by President Trump
00:43:29.040 I'm reviewing that
00:43:29.900 I'm reviewing
00:43:30.500 JFK files
00:43:31.740 MLK files
00:43:32.800 that's all
00:43:33.740 in the process
00:43:34.340 of being reviewed
00:43:35.000 because that was done
00:43:35.900 at the directive
00:43:36.380 of the president
00:43:37.020 from all of these agencies
00:43:38.340 so have you seen
00:43:39.320 anything there
00:43:39.900 you said
00:43:40.540 oh my gosh
00:43:41.280 not yet
00:43:43.120 and I would submit
00:43:46.340 to you
00:43:46.760 that adding on
00:43:47.860 the MLK
00:43:48.740 and the JFK files
00:43:50.040 was a result
00:43:51.520 of nerves
00:43:52.080 in being dishonest
00:43:53.880 I would submit
00:43:54.880 to you
00:43:55.300 that's how it looks
00:43:56.720 to me
00:43:57.020 if you're
00:43:57.540 giving a direct answer
00:43:58.660 you'd say
00:43:59.380 yeah
00:44:00.380 the client list
00:44:01.260 is on my desk
00:44:01.820 right now
00:44:02.140 I just have to go
00:44:02.700 through it
00:44:03.020 make sure
00:44:03.460 that these are
00:44:03.920 actual Jeffrey Epstein
00:44:04.880 clients
00:44:05.340 as opposed to
00:44:05.920 just contacts
00:44:06.960 and associates
00:44:07.500 with him
00:44:08.040 who don't deserve
00:44:08.780 to have their name
00:44:09.440 smeared
00:44:09.780 that would sound
00:44:10.740 like a truthful answer
00:44:11.660 but to me
00:44:12.680 she wasn't telling
00:44:13.940 the truth there
00:44:14.540 she was dangling
00:44:15.460 something
00:44:15.920 she was enjoying
00:44:17.060 dangling something
00:44:18.040 then she realized
00:44:19.000 she got out ahead
00:44:19.660 of her skis
00:44:20.220 and started adding
00:44:20.920 in other things
00:44:21.640 that were likely
00:44:22.200 on her desk
00:44:23.040 and that's why
00:44:24.400 one of the many reasons
00:44:25.260 I think this was all
00:44:26.380 Pam Bondi
00:44:27.120 looking for
00:44:27.940 some attention
00:44:29.320 and I am not
00:44:30.920 somebody who thinks
00:44:31.600 she's got troves
00:44:32.400 of real Jeffrey Epstein
00:44:33.540 documents that she's
00:44:34.520 hiding and that
00:44:35.140 she's now lying about
00:44:36.100 because we have to
00:44:37.080 decide whether we
00:44:37.760 believe the Pam Bondi
00:44:38.840 before this past Sunday
00:44:40.240 or believe the one
00:44:41.660 after
00:44:42.180 and I don't know
00:44:43.720 what's true
00:44:44.200 but my instincts
00:44:44.960 tell me the one
00:44:45.680 before this past Sunday
00:44:46.820 was the one
00:44:47.340 who was messing with us
00:44:48.420 and the jig
00:44:49.500 was kind of up
00:44:50.180 you know
00:44:50.700 it was time
00:44:51.200 to either like
00:44:51.740 put up or shut up
00:44:52.580 and I think the FBI
00:44:53.680 did do a review
00:44:54.500 of its files
00:44:55.080 and said
00:44:55.460 we don't have it
00:44:56.660 we don't
00:44:57.100 like I don't think
00:44:58.020 Dan and Cash
00:44:59.720 have proof
00:45:01.060 of a web
00:45:01.940 of pedophiles
00:45:03.260 that they're
00:45:04.060 willingly protecting
00:45:04.840 right now
00:45:05.160 I just don't believe it
00:45:06.020 no I don't either
00:45:08.020 I mean this
00:45:08.640 I said this publicly
00:45:09.480 and I also said this
00:45:10.180 privately to them
00:45:11.080 I when I heard
00:45:13.060 their definitive
00:45:13.820 pronouncement
00:45:14.680 and I use that phrase
00:45:15.480 definitive pronouncement
00:45:16.540 on purpose
00:45:17.080 because that's what
00:45:18.100 they gave
00:45:18.500 this this was not
00:45:19.520 this is what we think
00:45:20.220 this is what the evidence
00:45:20.920 shows they gave a
00:45:21.640 definitive pronouncement
00:45:22.520 that he killed himself
00:45:23.320 and I wondered why
00:45:24.800 they gave a definitive
00:45:25.880 pronouncement
00:45:26.540 instead of couching it
00:45:27.920 like we don't have
00:45:28.720 evidence to show
00:45:29.880 homicide
00:45:30.360 the evidence
00:45:31.440 that is in
00:45:32.520 the FBI files
00:45:33.820 shows that
00:45:35.120 it is suicide
00:45:36.160 I wondered why
00:45:36.920 they didn't phrase
00:45:37.540 it like that
00:45:38.220 because the FBI
00:45:39.740 prior to Cash Patel
00:45:40.920 and Dan Bongino
00:45:41.480 taking the helm
00:45:42.160 that's not a
00:45:43.700 they're not a reliable
00:45:44.540 narrator
00:45:44.980 the FBI is one of
00:45:45.620 the most corrupt
00:45:46.260 institutions
00:45:47.100 in our federal government
00:45:48.200 so any investigation
00:45:49.760 that was done
00:45:51.000 any compilation
00:45:51.700 of any evidence
00:45:52.620 that was done
00:45:53.160 before Cash Patel
00:45:54.260 and Dan Bongino
00:45:54.880 did it themselves
00:45:55.780 you should not believe
00:45:57.600 you should not only
00:45:58.740 refuse to extend
00:45:59.680 the benefit of the doubt
00:46:00.400 you should assume
00:46:01.300 that it's corrupted
00:46:02.340 and untrue
00:46:02.980 and I asked them
00:46:03.780 did you rely on
00:46:05.140 anything that was
00:46:06.620 compiled by the
00:46:07.560 former corrupt FBI
00:46:08.960 when you made this
00:46:09.880 definitive pronouncement
00:46:10.800 and if so
00:46:11.440 I think the phraseology
00:46:12.720 was a mistake
00:46:13.520 well we may never know
00:46:17.920 they don't seem like
00:46:18.720 they want to talk about it
00:46:19.620 of course we've reached
00:46:20.360 out for interviews
00:46:21.080 with all three of them
00:46:22.060 and you know
00:46:23.080 everybody from the
00:46:23.920 administration
00:46:24.400 swings by this show
00:46:25.580 at some point or another
00:46:26.580 they don't want to do it now
00:46:28.180 I think they meant
00:46:29.740 what the president said
00:46:30.700 on Tuesday or Monday
00:46:32.200 whatever the day
00:46:32.640 the cabinet meeting was
00:46:33.640 which was
00:46:34.380 we want to move on
00:46:35.860 you know
00:46:36.140 are you still talking
00:46:37.340 about Jeffrey Epstein
00:46:38.200 why are we still
00:46:38.880 talking about that creep
00:46:40.060 and I think you've done
00:46:41.260 a good job here
00:46:41.880 of spelling out why
00:46:43.340 it is about Epstein
00:46:44.900 in part
00:46:45.340 sure we'd like to
00:46:46.520 fully understand his legacy
00:46:47.440 but it's about
00:46:48.120 a lot more than that
00:46:49.180 for a lot of other people
00:46:50.380 and I've seen people
00:46:51.260 up and down my timeline
00:46:52.200 Liz who are like
00:46:53.220 this is a before and after
00:46:54.660 moment for them
00:46:55.860 with the administration
00:46:56.800 you know that
00:46:57.640 that they moved
00:46:58.980 Trump and the administration
00:47:01.180 from a category of trust
00:47:02.600 to one of
00:47:03.340 don't trust
00:47:04.220 they're just like
00:47:04.760 all the others
00:47:05.380 as a result of
00:47:06.760 what happened Sunday night
00:47:07.740 that should be fixed
00:47:08.980 I think it can be fixed
00:47:10.360 with an honest tell-all
00:47:12.260 but I don't
00:47:13.760 I don't know
00:47:14.220 what's your take
00:47:14.820 on whether they'll
00:47:15.500 sort of get away
00:47:16.220 with the way
00:47:16.880 they've handled it
00:47:17.580 and the press
00:47:18.520 will just move on
00:47:19.560 and the people
00:47:19.960 will just move on
00:47:20.600 well I don't think
00:47:22.360 that President Trump's
00:47:23.100 base is going to
00:47:23.660 move on from this
00:47:24.360 because of what
00:47:24.960 it represents to them
00:47:26.020 I think
00:47:26.900 I have tremendous faith
00:47:28.280 in President Trump
00:47:29.060 I think that he's
00:47:29.980 he has the ability
00:47:30.720 I mean he's shown
00:47:31.220 this multiple times
00:47:31.900 that the few
00:47:32.920 and far between times
00:47:33.940 that he misreads the base
00:47:35.260 he generally course corrects
00:47:36.460 and so I have full confidence
00:47:37.860 that he can do that now
00:47:39.320 I think it's possible
00:47:40.660 I don't know this for sure
00:47:41.640 I wasn't involved in
00:47:42.800 you know the planning
00:47:43.420 of this comment
00:47:43.940 but I think it's possible
00:47:44.660 that President Trump's
00:47:45.580 kind of grouchy comment
00:47:46.980 you know snapping
00:47:47.680 at that reporter
00:47:48.280 are you still talking
00:47:48.980 about this
00:47:49.920 was somewhat of a test balloon
00:47:51.400 to see like
00:47:51.940 oh does a comment like this
00:47:53.220 you know signal to the base
00:47:54.520 it's time to move on
00:47:55.260 and will they do it
00:47:56.280 because we have other things
00:47:57.100 we want to do
00:47:57.880 or is this very important
00:47:59.260 to the base
00:47:59.800 and the fact that
00:48:00.780 there was a lot of backlash
00:48:02.200 to that comment
00:48:02.940 I mean he's listening
00:48:03.900 we know that he listens
00:48:05.400 to the base
00:48:05.840 we know that the White House
00:48:07.060 is very in tune
00:48:07.820 with conversations on X
00:48:09.080 and in the right wing
00:48:09.920 podcast world
00:48:11.100 so President Trump
00:48:12.720 can fix this
00:48:13.280 he can fix this
00:48:13.900 in a couple of ways
00:48:14.640 he should ask
00:48:15.620 for Attorney General
00:48:17.040 Pam Bondi's resignation
00:48:17.960 because she did not
00:48:19.080 tell us the truth
00:48:19.860 and that's unacceptable
00:48:20.900 and it's one thing
00:48:22.440 to allow something like that
00:48:23.740 to be brushed under the rug
00:48:25.880 when it has no implications
00:48:28.020 but this could very well
00:48:29.460 impact President Trump's
00:48:30.700 electoral chances
00:48:32.240 not his specifically
00:48:33.040 but the Republican parties
00:48:34.180 in the midterm
00:48:34.760 and if somebody
00:48:36.420 in your administration
00:48:37.040 is acting in a way
00:48:38.060 that is discrediting
00:48:39.560 your legacy
00:48:40.440 and your chances
00:48:41.760 in the midterms
00:48:42.380 then you should cut them loose
00:48:43.260 it's not worth it
00:48:43.900 Pam Bondi's not worth it
00:48:44.920 it's time to move on
00:48:45.860 so he should rectify
00:48:47.300 that situation
00:48:48.100 with transparency
00:48:49.060 and honesty
00:48:49.620 and accountability
00:48:50.200 and then he should
00:48:51.360 prove to the base
00:48:52.140 that and he can
00:48:53.000 he should prove to the base
00:48:54.340 that he knows
00:48:55.660 that we voted for him
00:48:56.620 because we want justice
00:48:57.640 and he should hold
00:48:58.600 accountable
00:48:59.200 some of these figures
00:49:00.720 who committed
00:49:01.240 these heinous crimes
00:49:02.180 against us
00:49:02.900 whether it's January 6th
00:49:04.240 the pipe bomb
00:49:04.880 or COVID
00:49:05.560 Russiagate
00:49:06.600 the phony Ukraine impeachment
00:49:07.940 the vaccine mandate
00:49:10.140 any one of these things
00:49:11.460 he put someone
00:49:12.400 who committed those crimes
00:49:13.320 in jail
00:49:13.800 and the base is like
00:49:14.960 okay
00:49:15.420 he gets us
00:49:16.540 he's fighting for us
00:49:17.480 this is what I voted for
00:49:18.660 the only one who would
00:49:18.960 put them in jail
00:49:19.700 is Pam Bondi
00:49:20.600 do you think she can
00:49:21.500 resurrect herself
00:49:23.380 with the base
00:49:23.940 I mean
00:49:26.080 I will be the first one
00:49:27.460 to applaud her
00:49:28.480 if she actually
00:49:29.960 executes justice
00:49:31.760 for any one of the cases
00:49:33.100 that I just mentioned
00:49:34.340 I don't
00:49:34.780 I mean
00:49:35.000 I am
00:49:35.920 even though I was
00:49:37.180 personally involved in this
00:49:38.080 I don't really care about that
00:49:39.220 obviously I want to
00:49:40.140 be transparent with people
00:49:41.220 and communicate with them
00:49:42.100 so that they don't have
00:49:42.680 a misperception
00:49:43.360 of my reputation
00:49:44.180 but that's the least
00:49:45.480 of the worries
00:49:46.720 when it comes to this
00:49:47.480 the biggest part of this
00:49:48.520 is yeah
00:49:49.200 we do need to start
00:49:50.200 lighting a fire
00:49:50.940 under Attorney General
00:49:51.800 Pam Bondi
00:49:52.500 to actually
00:49:53.740 do her job
00:49:54.920 at the Department of Justice
00:49:55.760 and give us justice
00:49:57.420 and so far
00:49:58.200 yeah
00:49:58.700 she's had some
00:49:59.560 smaller wins
00:50:00.620 and I appreciate those
00:50:01.700 but not on the big stuff yet
00:50:03.440 she
00:50:05.100 they
00:50:05.460 you know
00:50:06.600 I don't know that Pam Bondi
00:50:07.520 is going to survive this
00:50:08.340 I feel like the president
00:50:09.740 not tweeting out
00:50:10.920 anything about her
00:50:11.760 says a lot
00:50:12.640 but I will say this
00:50:14.580 he's got a great
00:50:15.760 alternative right there
00:50:17.220 Harmeet Dillon
00:50:17.880 is amazing
00:50:18.700 and she's there already
00:50:20.680 and that's somebody
00:50:21.940 who could potentially
00:50:22.600 take over
00:50:23.140 if this falls apart
00:50:24.020 I'm not saying
00:50:24.560 I want it to happen
00:50:25.200 I just think
00:50:25.860 I mean I know the base too
00:50:27.220 and I think they're
00:50:27.780 really unhappy with her
00:50:28.880 and I think we know why
00:50:30.020 I mean we've spelled out
00:50:30.920 exactly why
00:50:31.660 Liz I'm so glad
00:50:33.160 you landed at the blaze
00:50:34.060 I love the blaze
00:50:35.180 I love all the folks
00:50:36.020 over there
00:50:36.480 and I think it's a great match
00:50:37.520 so I hope you're enjoying
00:50:38.360 your new stint
00:50:39.500 and all the best
00:50:40.620 with the show
00:50:41.080 thank you so much
00:50:42.800 I feel the same way
00:50:43.720 about the blaze
00:50:44.180 and having a great time
00:50:44.820 over there
00:50:45.260 thank you for having me
00:50:46.440 on today
00:50:46.780 yeah anytime
00:50:48.360 hope to see us again soon
00:50:49.640 Liz Wheeler everybody
00:50:50.480 wow I'd love to hear
00:50:52.360 from you guys on this
00:50:53.180 it's like
00:50:53.580 I don't know
00:50:54.540 do you think Pam Bondi
00:50:55.780 will survive
00:50:56.620 you think she'll be there
00:50:57.560 in six months
00:50:58.400 and do you think she should
00:50:59.760 should she survive
00:51:00.700 is this
00:51:01.280 a survivable
00:51:02.660 sin
00:51:03.580 or not
00:51:04.320 I don't know
00:51:06.040 what to believe
00:51:06.540 I'm being honest
00:51:07.460 with you about that
00:51:08.040 I really don't
00:51:08.580 I
00:51:08.800 I'm telling you
00:51:10.120 what I suspect
00:51:10.680 but I just don't know
00:51:11.900 this is very strange behavior
00:51:13.200 from a cast of characters
00:51:15.220 that's behaving in a way
00:51:16.380 I don't recognize
00:51:17.760 it's not normal
00:51:18.780 I really want to funnel
00:51:20.040 all these answers
00:51:20.960 that we've gotten
00:51:21.420 from her and others
00:51:22.220 into Q
00:51:23.260 which is
00:51:24.460 a special AI
00:51:26.060 tool
00:51:26.920 that my friend
00:51:27.800 has developed
00:51:28.440 that tells you
00:51:29.620 whether somebody's lying
00:51:30.840 maybe we'll do that
00:51:31.760 stand by
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00:51:45.160 and now they make up
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00:56:32.240 I'm super excited
00:56:38.440 to talk to my
00:56:39.040 next guest
00:56:39.560 a fascinating
00:56:40.460 brilliant surgeon
00:56:41.700 cancer specialist
00:56:43.040 billionaire
00:56:43.820 and also
00:56:45.040 the owner
00:56:46.160 of a
00:56:46.900 media outlet
00:56:47.820 you know
00:56:48.540 and likely
00:56:49.340 don't like
00:56:49.800 but we'll
00:56:50.600 forgive him
00:56:50.960 because he
00:56:51.260 bought it late
00:56:51.720 it's called
00:56:52.420 the Los Angeles
00:56:53.040 Times
00:56:53.520 and my guest
00:56:54.660 today is
00:56:55.000 Dr.
00:56:55.380 Patrick Soon
00:56:56.140 Xiong
00:56:56.600 he's here
00:56:57.100 today
00:56:57.420 welcome to
00:56:58.120 the show
00:56:58.400 great to
00:56:58.720 have you
00:56:58.980 doc
00:56:59.220 well thanks
00:57:00.380 for having
00:57:00.740 me Megan
00:57:01.160 pleased to
00:57:01.700 meet you
00:57:02.020 yeah
00:57:02.340 we forgive
00:57:03.460 you because
00:57:03.940 you bought
00:57:04.960 it not
00:57:05.620 until 2018
00:57:06.380 and you've
00:57:06.900 been trying
00:57:07.480 to inject
00:57:08.440 some balance
00:57:09.180 into this
00:57:09.740 newspaper
00:57:10.200 though I'm
00:57:11.200 sure it's
00:57:11.580 been an
00:57:11.860 uphill battle
00:57:12.420 well not
00:57:14.280 only trying
00:57:14.800 I think
00:57:15.300 when we
00:57:16.200 bought it
00:57:16.620 I really
00:57:18.000 realized that
00:57:18.860 ultimately
00:57:19.560 the newspaper
00:57:20.980 will become
00:57:21.420 dinosaurs
00:57:21.980 and we need
00:57:22.420 to change
00:57:22.920 completely
00:57:23.440 so we can
00:57:24.800 talk a little
00:57:25.320 bit about
00:57:25.680 that
00:57:26.000 and I'm
00:57:26.540 excited to
00:57:26.980 say we're
00:57:27.420 on the
00:57:27.620 verge of
00:57:28.080 this change
00:57:28.760 and we'll
00:57:29.120 be announcing
00:57:29.580 that next
00:57:30.100 week sometime
00:57:30.820 oh
00:57:31.340 all right
00:57:32.400 yes we'll
00:57:32.760 definitely
00:57:32.980 round back
00:57:33.420 to that
00:57:33.680 but let's
00:57:33.980 talk about
00:57:34.460 curing cancer
00:57:35.340 first because
00:57:36.120 that's a
00:57:36.820 bigger one
00:57:37.540 and it's
00:57:37.840 a more
00:57:38.880 important
00:57:39.220 headline
00:57:39.520 I listened
00:57:40.520 to you on
00:57:40.840 Tucker
00:57:41.060 and I thought
00:57:41.420 it was a
00:57:41.720 fascinating
00:57:42.140 discussion
00:57:42.660 and all I
00:57:43.500 could think
00:57:43.860 was
00:57:44.800 this amazing
00:57:46.180 magical thing
00:57:47.060 that you've
00:57:47.560 found that
00:57:48.140 you've
00:57:48.660 decided
00:57:49.720 to study
00:57:50.880 and actually
00:57:51.480 come up
00:57:52.020 with
00:57:52.360 everyone wants
00:57:54.400 it
00:57:54.580 everyone's
00:57:55.120 going to
00:57:55.340 want it
00:57:55.700 once they
00:57:56.140 hear about
00:57:56.620 it
00:57:56.820 and my
00:57:57.880 biggest
00:57:58.120 question is
00:57:58.620 how can
00:57:58.900 it be
00:57:59.080 mass
00:57:59.460 produced
00:58:00.080 such that
00:58:00.640 we can
00:58:00.900 all shore
00:58:01.700 up our
00:58:02.120 T-cells
00:58:02.860 and fight
00:58:03.560 cancer
00:58:04.200 and COVID
00:58:05.120 hangovers
00:58:05.840 and spiked
00:58:07.260 cells
00:58:07.780 whatever that
00:58:08.440 were caused
00:58:09.200 from the
00:58:09.540 vaccine
00:58:09.940 or weren't
00:58:10.460 so let's
00:58:11.180 just start
00:58:11.600 with
00:58:11.880 what is
00:58:12.600 it
00:58:12.780 exactly
00:58:13.240 this
00:58:13.520 thing
00:58:13.760 because
00:58:13.900 you
00:58:14.020 invented
00:58:14.620 other
00:58:15.140 cancer
00:58:15.540 drugs
00:58:15.840 that
00:58:16.060 you
00:58:16.320 literally
00:58:16.700 sold
00:58:17.060 your
00:58:17.220 companies
00:58:17.620 for
00:58:17.960 10
00:58:18.640 billion
00:58:19.140 dollars
00:58:19.540 for
00:58:19.760 you're
00:58:20.220 the
00:58:20.320 real deal
00:58:20.840 you've
00:58:21.260 been
00:58:21.400 honored
00:58:21.680 by
00:58:22.000 everybody
00:58:22.880 a
00:58:23.940 legit
00:58:24.280 and
00:58:24.740 world
00:58:24.980 renowned
00:58:25.260 doctor
00:58:25.660 so
00:58:26.020 you
00:58:26.320 made
00:58:26.680 plenty
00:58:27.000 of
00:58:27.160 money
00:58:27.340 but
00:58:27.540 you
00:58:27.660 kept
00:58:27.900 studying
00:58:28.380 cancer
00:58:29.320 and how
00:58:29.740 to cure
00:58:30.100 it
00:58:30.220 and you've
00:58:30.580 come up
00:58:30.980 with this
00:58:31.360 very
00:58:31.760 special
00:58:32.120 thing
00:58:32.420 so
00:58:34.200 well first
00:58:34.680 of all
00:58:34.840 thank you
00:58:35.180 for that
00:58:35.520 that's
00:58:35.840 very
00:58:36.100 generous
00:58:36.480 I did
00:58:39.380 not invent
00:58:39.960 this
00:58:40.320 God
00:58:40.780 invented
00:58:41.240 this
00:58:41.640 so
00:58:42.260 this
00:58:42.500 is
00:58:42.620 what
00:58:42.760 I
00:58:42.880 want
00:58:43.020 to
00:58:43.120 explain
00:58:43.560 you know
00:58:44.960 when I
00:58:45.360 sold
00:58:45.580 my
00:58:45.820 companies
00:58:46.480 in
00:58:49.500 2008
00:58:50.620 2010
00:58:51.620 I
00:58:53.020 realized
00:58:53.820 and this
00:58:54.980 has been
00:58:55.320 now
00:58:55.680 a life's
00:58:56.660 work
00:58:57.060 that we
00:58:58.200 have in
00:58:58.680 our body
00:58:59.280 a cell
00:59:00.760 that God
00:59:01.580 created
00:59:02.100 and it
00:59:03.460 is 450
00:59:04.440 million years
00:59:05.360 old
00:59:05.620 called the
00:59:06.060 natural
00:59:06.340 killer cell
00:59:07.020 and that
00:59:08.540 cell was
00:59:09.060 only
00:59:09.300 discovered
00:59:09.800 in the
00:59:11.260 1970s
00:59:12.460 and I
00:59:12.700 wrote my
00:59:13.020 first paper
00:59:13.500 in the
00:59:13.760 1990s
00:59:14.680 and what
00:59:16.040 this is
00:59:16.760 is the
00:59:17.080 enlightenment
00:59:17.600 of how
00:59:19.080 do we
00:59:19.440 activate
00:59:20.080 the cell
00:59:20.860 that God
00:59:21.280 created
00:59:21.720 in us
00:59:22.260 and why
00:59:23.140 does the
00:59:24.260 cell exist
00:59:24.940 and this
00:59:26.380 cell exists
00:59:27.260 because it
00:59:28.140 is here to
00:59:28.760 prevent us
00:59:29.280 from having
00:59:29.640 cancer
00:59:30.120 this cell
00:59:31.400 exists
00:59:31.860 to prevent
00:59:32.460 us from
00:59:32.780 dying
00:59:33.740 from infection
00:59:34.640 from sepsis
00:59:36.080 from
00:59:36.320 COVID
00:59:36.820 from
00:59:37.800 bacteria
00:59:39.000 from
00:59:39.420 fungus
00:59:40.000 and
00:59:41.900 what's
00:59:42.420 happened
00:59:42.720 now
00:59:43.040 is an
00:59:43.380 enlightenment
00:59:43.960 after 30
00:59:45.700 years of
00:59:46.100 work
00:59:46.560 of how
00:59:47.700 to activate
00:59:48.300 that cell
00:59:48.880 with a
00:59:49.220 single
00:59:49.540 jab
00:59:50.020 and that's
00:59:51.040 what we've
00:59:51.420 discovered
00:59:51.860 so
00:59:52.920 what's
00:59:53.800 exciting
00:59:54.160 is
00:59:54.720 we have
00:59:55.660 within
00:59:56.020 our
00:59:56.280 body
00:59:56.700 this
00:59:57.900 immune
00:59:58.300 system
00:59:58.920 that's
00:59:59.920 been
01:00:00.140 around
01:00:00.520 everybody
01:00:00.960 understands
01:00:01.660 T-cells
01:00:02.340 everybody
01:00:02.680 understands
01:00:03.500 but nobody
01:00:04.820 ever thought
01:00:05.460 about the
01:00:05.840 word
01:00:06.040 natural
01:00:06.520 kill
01:00:06.800 cells
01:00:07.080 and that's
01:00:07.560 the name
01:00:07.940 of the
01:00:08.220 cell
01:00:09.040 it's the
01:00:09.500 natural
01:00:09.840 kill
01:00:10.120 cell
01:00:10.440 it is
01:00:11.560 the first
01:00:11.940 responder
01:00:12.480 in your
01:00:12.800 body
01:00:13.160 to
01:00:14.400 recognize
01:00:14.840 anything
01:00:15.440 that's
01:00:15.800 dangerous
01:00:16.200 and kill
01:00:16.700 it
01:00:16.880 that's
01:00:18.120 the only
01:00:18.460 way
01:00:18.680 that
01:00:18.860 mammalians
01:00:19.500 actually
01:00:19.880 evolved
01:00:20.320 to live
01:00:20.780 today
01:00:21.220 so
01:00:22.240 when you
01:00:22.580 said
01:00:22.720 I
01:00:22.920 invented
01:00:23.340 it
01:00:23.620 what
01:00:25.100 this
01:00:25.340 is
01:00:25.600 really
01:00:25.860 is an
01:00:26.200 enlightenment
01:00:26.700 of going
01:00:28.000 from
01:00:28.340 toxic
01:00:29.020 chemotherapy
01:00:29.860 radiation
01:00:30.640 to really
01:00:32.000 using your
01:00:32.720 body
01:00:33.060 itself
01:00:33.720 as the
01:00:35.280 protector
01:00:35.780 against
01:00:36.460 cancer
01:00:36.900 so
01:00:38.480 what
01:00:38.840 is it
01:00:39.360 I mean
01:00:39.640 I know
01:00:39.900 it's called
01:00:40.320 bio shield
01:00:41.200 but what
01:00:41.840 what exactly
01:00:42.520 is it
01:00:43.520 and how
01:00:43.960 does it
01:00:44.180 work
01:00:44.320 so
01:00:44.540 so
01:00:45.320 now
01:00:45.760 now that
01:00:48.160 we understand
01:00:48.720 that you
01:00:49.060 have a cell
01:00:49.620 in your
01:00:49.860 body
01:00:50.140 you and
01:00:50.640 I have
01:00:50.960 a cell
01:00:51.280 in your
01:00:51.540 body
01:00:51.800 what
01:00:52.880 nobody
01:00:53.240 has figured
01:00:53.660 out
01:00:54.020 is what's
01:00:55.040 the receptor
01:00:55.600 on that
01:00:56.040 cell
01:00:56.400 that if
01:00:56.840 you put
01:00:57.100 a protein
01:00:57.580 into your
01:00:58.120 body
01:00:58.380 that your
01:00:58.760 body
01:00:59.020 is making
01:00:59.420 right now
01:01:00.020 your body
01:01:01.140 is making
01:01:01.560 a protein
01:01:02.060 called
01:01:02.420 IL-15
01:01:03.560 interleukin
01:01:04.320 15
01:01:04.700 that's what
01:01:05.580 your body
01:01:05.900 is generating
01:01:06.560 but it's
01:01:07.840 generating it
01:01:08.520 and it lasts
01:01:09.020 for maybe a
01:01:09.540 minute
01:01:09.820 so that it
01:01:11.360 activates the
01:01:12.100 cell when
01:01:12.560 you need
01:01:12.820 it
01:01:13.080 if I could
01:01:14.940 create that
01:01:15.480 protein
01:01:16.060 and inject
01:01:17.560 it and it
01:01:17.980 could last
01:01:18.480 7 to 14
01:01:19.740 days
01:01:20.320 and supercharge
01:01:21.860 all these
01:01:23.400 natural killer
01:01:23.980 and T-cells
01:01:24.820 with a single
01:01:25.360 jab
01:01:25.880 that is
01:01:27.000 the
01:01:27.160 bioshield
01:01:27.720 so the
01:01:28.880 bioshield
01:01:29.380 is the
01:01:29.940 key
01:01:30.360 to unlocking
01:01:31.660 the proliferation
01:01:32.920 of these
01:01:33.380 cells
01:01:33.760 and what's
01:01:34.860 exciting
01:01:35.280 is that
01:01:36.160 this has
01:01:36.620 now been
01:01:37.200 approved
01:01:37.820 for bladder
01:01:38.980 cancer
01:01:39.460 and what's
01:01:41.280 exciting
01:01:41.660 is we've
01:01:42.060 shown that
01:01:42.560 patients with
01:01:43.120 bladder cancer
01:01:43.780 when we
01:01:44.160 gave it
01:01:44.500 in 2015
01:01:45.880 not only
01:01:47.260 are still
01:01:47.620 alive
01:01:48.200 have never
01:01:49.100 lost their
01:01:49.580 bladder
01:01:49.900 and are
01:01:50.320 free of
01:01:50.600 disease
01:01:51.100 which
01:01:52.060 means
01:01:52.400 then
01:01:52.740 this
01:01:53.880 key
01:01:54.280 of
01:01:54.560 this
01:01:54.760 IL-15
01:01:55.360 which
01:01:55.880 is
01:01:56.040 in
01:01:56.180 the
01:01:56.300 little
01:01:56.480 vial
01:01:56.900 and
01:01:58.300 given
01:01:58.520 subcutaneously
01:01:59.300 is the
01:01:59.840 bioshield
01:02:00.420 so you
01:02:03.160 is it
01:02:03.620 something
01:02:03.980 that you
01:02:04.520 would take
01:02:05.140 prophylactically
01:02:06.460 just you
01:02:07.220 know
01:02:07.440 just in
01:02:08.780 case
01:02:09.080 just because
01:02:09.600 you don't
01:02:09.960 want to
01:02:10.260 get cancer
01:02:10.780 or you're
01:02:11.380 just worried
01:02:11.860 about
01:02:12.180 the COVID
01:02:13.280 vaccine
01:02:13.680 or having
01:02:14.060 had COVID
01:02:14.580 or is it
01:02:15.080 something
01:02:15.360 you would
01:02:16.140 only take
01:02:16.840 when you've
01:02:17.580 been diagnosed
01:02:18.100 with cancer
01:02:18.880 and you
01:02:19.560 don't know
01:02:19.960 what to
01:02:20.260 do
01:02:21.100 so you
01:02:22.280 know you
01:02:22.460 ask such
01:02:22.940 great
01:02:23.160 questions
01:02:23.620 because
01:02:24.060 we just
01:02:24.840 finished
01:02:25.220 accruing
01:02:26.000 completely
01:02:27.220 accruing
01:02:27.820 a trial
01:02:28.360 for patients
01:02:28.940 who don't
01:02:29.320 have cancer
01:02:29.940 patients
01:02:31.020 with Lynch
01:02:31.540 syndrome
01:02:31.860 which affects
01:02:32.660 1 in 280
01:02:33.680 Americans
01:02:34.180 in the United
01:02:34.720 States
01:02:35.140 so we were
01:02:36.520 chosen by the
01:02:37.200 National Cancer
01:02:37.860 Institute
01:02:38.240 and just
01:02:38.640 last week
01:02:39.260 100% accrual
01:02:40.800 across the
01:02:41.420 nation
01:02:41.780 in which
01:02:42.940 the patients
01:02:43.580 get this
01:02:44.020 jab
01:02:44.500 to ensure
01:02:45.480 that they
01:02:45.840 don't
01:02:46.260 or to
01:02:46.880 explore
01:02:47.320 that they
01:02:47.680 don't
01:02:48.000 get cancer
01:02:48.660 if you
01:02:51.140 really get
01:02:51.620 deep into
01:02:52.400 what this
01:02:53.180 bioshield
01:02:53.820 is
01:02:54.340 is as
01:02:55.800 you age
01:02:56.500 your natural
01:02:58.080 killer cells
01:02:58.640 and T
01:02:58.980 cells begin
01:02:59.560 to drop
01:03:00.040 so the
01:03:02.040 problem is
01:03:02.720 as your
01:03:03.240 natural killer
01:03:03.880 cells and
01:03:04.560 T cells
01:03:05.140 drop
01:03:05.640 that's when
01:03:07.120 you actually
01:03:07.480 lose the
01:03:07.980 immune system
01:03:08.580 that protects
01:03:09.120 yourself
01:03:09.480 and that's
01:03:09.860 how you
01:03:10.120 also get
01:03:10.520 cancer
01:03:10.920 so cancer
01:03:12.560 is in fact
01:03:13.320 a collapse
01:03:14.440 of this
01:03:14.860 immune system
01:03:15.600 and if
01:03:17.800 that's the
01:03:18.320 case then
01:03:19.020 this is
01:03:20.240 maybe the
01:03:20.740 key not
01:03:21.800 to fountain
01:03:22.360 of youth
01:03:22.940 but the
01:03:23.880 key to
01:03:24.420 longevity
01:03:25.300 in a sense
01:03:26.200 of prolonging
01:03:27.860 life while
01:03:29.600 to extend
01:03:31.080 and protect
01:03:32.760 the immune
01:03:33.240 system
01:03:33.740 what's remarkable
01:03:35.440 it's hidden
01:03:36.200 in plain sight
01:03:37.060 when you
01:03:37.800 say do
01:03:39.020 we need
01:03:39.460 this
01:03:39.880 when we
01:03:41.540 take a
01:03:42.280 simple blood
01:03:43.020 test called
01:03:43.700 a CBC
01:03:44.420 which is
01:03:46.540 done
01:03:46.880 hundreds of
01:03:48.900 thousands
01:03:49.160 times a
01:03:49.760 day in
01:03:50.400 the United
01:03:50.820 States to
01:03:51.440 measure
01:03:51.680 hemoglobin
01:03:52.340 there's a
01:03:54.100 count in
01:03:54.660 that test
01:03:55.380 called the
01:03:55.980 absolute
01:03:56.400 lymphocyte
01:03:57.240 count
01:03:57.660 ALC
01:03:58.740 that sadly
01:04:00.700 today
01:04:01.640 99%
01:04:03.140 of the
01:04:04.280 doctors in
01:04:04.880 the United
01:04:05.200 States
01:04:05.600 don't pay
01:04:07.020 attention to
01:04:07.580 that not
01:04:07.960 because they
01:04:08.580 are not
01:04:09.560 smart
01:04:10.000 because there
01:04:11.080 was no
01:04:11.500 treatment until
01:04:12.520 today in the
01:04:13.180 history of
01:04:13.640 medicine
01:04:14.040 to unlock
01:04:15.380 if you have
01:04:16.580 a low
01:04:16.940 ALC to
01:04:17.620 improve that
01:04:18.240 ALC count
01:04:19.120 that's what
01:04:20.360 has happened
01:04:21.200 as of today
01:04:22.020 and during
01:04:23.280 this administration
01:04:24.180 I'm hopeful
01:04:24.900 that the FDA
01:04:26.500 would recognize
01:04:28.160 that what we
01:04:29.600 have is a
01:04:30.260 paradigm change
01:04:31.260 of how to
01:04:32.520 look at
01:04:33.120 patients
01:04:33.600 whether they
01:04:34.500 have cancer
01:04:35.160 infection
01:04:36.380 sepsis
01:04:37.300 in the ICU
01:04:38.140 or even
01:04:39.140 aged
01:04:39.620 so when
01:04:41.920 you see
01:04:42.460 this
01:04:42.760 ALC
01:04:43.520 count
01:04:44.320 on anybody
01:04:45.160 whether it's
01:04:46.160 a seemingly
01:04:46.780 healthy
01:04:47.320 individual
01:04:47.860 or someone
01:04:48.540 you know
01:04:48.900 has cancer
01:04:49.560 you could
01:04:50.900 see a number
01:04:51.560 and I'm sure
01:04:52.280 there's just a
01:04:52.780 range
01:04:53.140 and if you
01:04:53.600 fall what
01:04:54.120 below the
01:04:54.640 acceptable
01:04:55.040 range
01:04:55.580 you're at
01:04:56.480 risk
01:04:56.780 and that
01:04:57.180 would be a
01:04:57.540 potential
01:04:57.920 candidate
01:04:58.360 for
01:04:58.900 this
01:05:00.060 bio
01:05:00.620 strike
01:05:01.000 incredibly
01:05:03.820 correct
01:05:04.360 we sense
01:05:04.940 that the
01:05:05.660 range is
01:05:06.300 if you go
01:05:06.680 below a
01:05:07.160 thousand
01:05:07.620 so the
01:05:08.620 normal range
01:05:09.100 is between
01:05:09.380 a thousand
01:05:09.820 to four
01:05:10.240 thousand
01:05:10.720 if you go
01:05:13.140 below the
01:05:13.620 thousand
01:05:14.400 the statistical
01:05:16.700 analysis
01:05:17.620 that's been
01:05:18.120 shown now
01:05:18.740 remarkably
01:05:19.660 in about
01:05:20.320 200 to
01:05:21.700 300
01:05:22.020 publications
01:05:22.760 is that you
01:05:24.580 have a
01:05:24.900 statistical
01:05:25.360 analysis
01:05:26.040 opportunity
01:05:26.680 to actually
01:05:27.300 have a
01:05:27.700 shortened
01:05:27.980 lifespan
01:05:28.480 so this
01:05:30.400 lower
01:05:31.280 ALC
01:05:32.120 or if
01:05:32.760 you drop
01:05:33.160 you
01:05:33.300 a thousand
01:05:33.940 the medical
01:05:35.080 term for
01:05:35.540 that is
01:05:35.900 lymphopenia
01:05:36.760 so if you
01:05:38.280 were to
01:05:38.600 google
01:05:38.900 lymphopenia
01:05:40.100 remarkably
01:05:41.280 you'd see
01:05:41.680 papers going
01:05:42.240 all the way
01:05:42.660 to 1990s
01:05:43.820 that if you
01:05:45.020 have lymphopenia
01:05:45.900 for breast
01:05:46.380 cancer
01:05:46.720 lymphopenia
01:05:47.340 for pancreas
01:05:47.900 cancer
01:05:48.220 lymphopenia
01:05:48.800 for lung
01:05:49.220 cancer
01:05:49.660 any cancers
01:05:50.820 you want
01:05:51.180 to choose
01:05:51.780 your
01:05:53.380 survival
01:05:54.580 rate
01:05:55.000 is
01:05:55.660 significantly
01:05:56.500 and statistically
01:05:57.340 shortened
01:05:57.860 and that
01:05:59.040 makes so
01:05:59.420 much sense
01:05:59.880 because
01:06:00.280 what ALC
01:06:01.000 is
01:06:01.440 actually
01:06:01.860 is your
01:06:02.180 lymphocytes
01:06:02.640 and your
01:06:02.940 T cells
01:06:03.480 and the
01:06:04.740 lymphocytes
01:06:05.240 and T cells
01:06:05.860 are only
01:06:06.260 cells that
01:06:06.680 really matter
01:06:07.320 to prevent
01:06:08.400 infection
01:06:08.840 to prevent
01:06:09.280 cancer
01:06:09.760 to treat
01:06:10.400 the cancer
01:06:10.880 to prevent
01:06:11.340 metastasis
01:06:12.040 so it
01:06:13.920 is so
01:06:15.300 obvious
01:06:15.820 from my
01:06:16.300 perspective
01:06:16.760 it's simple
01:06:17.460 and yet
01:06:17.780 profound
01:06:18.200 that we've
01:06:19.580 unlocked
01:06:20.160 a paradigm
01:06:21.140 change
01:06:21.780 where we
01:06:22.680 treat the
01:06:23.180 host
01:06:23.620 i.e.
01:06:24.460 the immune
01:06:24.840 system
01:06:25.380 rather than
01:06:26.560 the disease
01:06:27.260 in fact
01:06:29.260 the disease
01:06:29.840 of cancer
01:06:30.480 is really
01:06:31.720 the symptom
01:06:32.340 the root
01:06:33.260 cause of
01:06:33.700 the disease
01:06:34.280 is the
01:06:34.660 collapse
01:06:34.960 of the
01:06:35.260 immune
01:06:35.440 system
01:06:35.860 so i
01:06:38.000 heard you
01:06:38.320 telling
01:06:38.700 tucker
01:06:39.140 that you'd
01:06:40.160 never had
01:06:40.780 covid
01:06:41.220 and he
01:06:41.860 said you're
01:06:42.280 lucky
01:06:42.600 and you
01:06:43.020 said it's
01:06:43.840 not luck
01:06:44.480 it's it's
01:06:46.020 this it's
01:06:46.940 it's my
01:06:47.680 t cells
01:06:48.140 and that
01:06:50.120 made me
01:06:50.480 wonder
01:06:50.840 whether
01:06:51.340 like i
01:06:52.960 was saying
01:06:53.420 can anybody
01:06:55.000 get this
01:06:55.660 like did
01:06:56.140 did you
01:06:56.560 have low
01:06:57.520 alc and
01:06:58.560 therefore you
01:06:59.120 did the
01:06:59.680 injection on
01:07:00.220 yourself or
01:07:00.900 did you
01:07:01.180 just take
01:07:01.660 it when
01:07:02.700 covid was
01:07:03.180 circulating
01:07:03.600 so
01:07:05.400 there's two
01:07:07.280 things about
01:07:07.820 t cells and
01:07:08.500 so the
01:07:08.820 bioshield
01:07:09.420 is a
01:07:10.840 platform
01:07:11.300 the one
01:07:12.320 hand what
01:07:12.760 i talk about
01:07:13.300 now is
01:07:14.120 this il-15
01:07:15.000 that actually
01:07:15.680 proliferates and
01:07:16.460 supercharges
01:07:17.340 and that's
01:07:18.260 approved
01:07:18.720 il-15
01:07:20.400 that's what
01:07:20.760 you call
01:07:21.000 the drug
01:07:21.400 it's called
01:07:22.700 anctiva
01:07:23.240 okay i'm
01:07:25.300 trying not to
01:07:25.920 give you a
01:07:26.220 commercial name
01:07:26.860 but that's what
01:07:28.960 but that's what
01:07:30.800 it's called
01:07:31.240 anctiva
01:07:32.260 it's the
01:07:33.900 activated
01:07:34.360 nk cell
01:07:35.040 for t cell
01:07:35.600 for life
01:07:36.040 that's what
01:07:36.480 anctiva is
01:07:37.440 and it's
01:07:39.320 this il-15
01:07:40.200 in a little
01:07:41.100 vial
01:07:41.400 literally
01:07:42.200 half a cc
01:07:44.300 injected
01:07:45.540 subcutaneously
01:07:46.560 and it
01:07:47.800 acts amazingly
01:07:48.640 because that's
01:07:49.420 what god's
01:07:49.900 given us
01:07:50.400 so again
01:07:51.940 coming full
01:07:52.480 circle to
01:07:53.140 you know
01:07:53.800 did i invent
01:07:54.580 this no
01:07:55.040 god invented
01:07:55.740 this what
01:07:56.180 we did
01:07:56.520 was enlighten
01:07:57.180 ourselves to
01:07:57.760 figure out
01:07:58.340 what key we
01:07:59.780 needed to
01:08:00.280 activate what's
01:08:00.940 in your body
01:08:01.480 but imagine
01:08:02.840 if we could
01:08:03.420 not only
01:08:04.140 activate
01:08:05.480 those t
01:08:06.140 cells but
01:08:06.600 educate the
01:08:07.320 t cells before
01:08:08.080 we activate
01:08:08.660 them educate
01:08:09.940 them to
01:08:10.480 recognize a
01:08:11.340 specific
01:08:11.900 antigen
01:08:12.640 and that's
01:08:14.120 what we're
01:08:14.380 doing in
01:08:14.760 lynch syndrome
01:08:15.400 patients with
01:08:16.580 lynch syndrome
01:08:17.500 have an 80%
01:08:18.380 increase of
01:08:19.380 colon cancer
01:08:20.180 so we
01:08:21.540 pre-activate
01:08:22.580 their t cells
01:08:23.320 so they can
01:08:24.040 recognize a
01:08:25.600 t cell against
01:08:26.500 the colon cancer
01:08:27.460 so one of the
01:08:30.080 things on
01:08:30.700 covid could
01:08:31.400 and we can
01:08:31.880 talk a little
01:08:32.320 bit about that
01:08:33.080 and i spoke
01:08:34.220 at great length
01:08:34.920 to peter
01:08:35.760 marx and
01:08:36.320 to fauci
01:08:36.840 and to
01:08:37.480 collins
01:08:37.960 to the
01:08:38.700 entire
01:08:39.100 nih and
01:08:40.620 nid
01:08:41.120 during the
01:08:42.520 biden
01:08:42.780 administration
01:08:43.460 as well
01:08:44.200 that we
01:08:45.680 need a
01:08:46.120 t cell
01:08:46.480 vaccine
01:08:47.040 and i
01:08:48.640 think i
01:08:48.960 sent you
01:08:49.380 the youtube
01:08:50.020 where john
01:08:51.520 cohen from
01:08:52.140 science and
01:08:52.820 myself and
01:08:53.380 peter marx
01:08:53.920 in 2022
01:08:55.160 did this
01:08:55.880 interview
01:08:56.280 begging the
01:08:57.460 country to
01:08:58.100 get the
01:08:58.400 t cell
01:08:58.740 vaccine
01:08:59.220 so what
01:09:00.760 i did is
01:09:01.480 i built
01:09:01.880 this t
01:09:02.220 cell vaccine
01:09:02.940 and by
01:09:03.940 the way
01:09:04.420 as you
01:09:05.020 remember
01:09:05.420 billions of
01:09:06.340 dollars were
01:09:06.780 made available
01:09:07.400 and i'm
01:09:08.960 proud to
01:09:09.340 say it
01:09:10.400 was difficult
01:09:10.980 that we've
01:09:11.560 never used
01:09:12.200 one single
01:09:12.880 penny of
01:09:13.300 government
01:09:13.640 money
01:09:14.080 partly because
01:09:16.440 we never
01:09:16.740 received one
01:09:17.460 single penny
01:09:18.000 of government
01:09:18.560 money so
01:09:19.820 that i could
01:09:20.300 have the
01:09:20.660 freedom to
01:09:21.820 actually build
01:09:22.380 what i needed
01:09:22.880 to build
01:09:23.320 what i think
01:09:23.700 was right
01:09:24.140 for the
01:09:24.520 human race
01:09:25.160 because my
01:09:26.940 concern was
01:09:27.980 that the
01:09:28.500 current vaccines
01:09:29.520 the antibody
01:09:30.600 based vaccines
01:09:31.660 would not
01:09:33.020 stop
01:09:33.480 transmission
01:09:34.220 by that i
01:09:35.520 mean
01:09:35.820 you'd get
01:09:36.900 this vaccine
01:09:37.760 it maybe
01:09:38.900 would block
01:09:39.580 a little
01:09:40.200 bit but
01:09:41.140 the virus
01:09:41.560 would get
01:09:41.920 in it
01:09:43.300 would grow
01:09:43.920 it would
01:09:44.760 use your
01:09:45.120 body to
01:09:45.580 grow and
01:09:46.420 you would
01:09:46.680 transmit it
01:09:47.180 to another
01:09:47.540 person and
01:09:49.440 my greatest
01:09:49.940 fear would
01:09:50.640 be not only
01:09:51.360 it would
01:09:51.640 grow it
01:09:52.100 persist and
01:09:53.540 if it
01:09:53.860 persists
01:09:54.460 now you
01:09:55.740 have auto
01:09:56.840 immune
01:09:57.080 disease
01:09:57.520 inflammatory
01:09:58.040 disease and
01:09:59.300 even potentially
01:10:00.200 turbo cancers
01:10:01.120 so the
01:10:03.480 solution to
01:10:04.360 that and
01:10:05.600 the solution
01:10:06.140 was facing
01:10:07.420 us in
01:10:08.220 2021
01:10:08.920 2022
01:10:09.580 was to
01:10:12.080 develop a
01:10:12.540 vaccine that
01:10:13.140 would stimulate
01:10:13.740 the t-cells
01:10:14.500 and nk
01:10:14.940 cells but
01:10:16.460 the t-cells
01:10:17.260 would be
01:10:17.520 educated
01:10:18.180 against the
01:10:18.800 covid
01:10:19.100 nuclear
01:10:21.300 capsid
01:10:21.940 so the
01:10:22.860 covid has
01:10:23.380 two proteins
01:10:24.560 inside it
01:10:25.260 one is spike
01:10:26.040 and one on
01:10:27.100 the inner
01:10:27.380 core of the
01:10:28.020 covid called
01:10:29.220 the nuclear
01:10:29.620 capsid and
01:10:30.920 if you could
01:10:31.240 create a t-cell
01:10:32.060 vaccine to
01:10:32.700 the nuclear
01:10:33.160 capsid you
01:10:34.760 may have a
01:10:35.220 universal t-cell
01:10:36.460 vaccine to
01:10:37.400 any covid
01:10:37.920 comes along
01:10:38.640 because that
01:10:39.440 nuclear capsid
01:10:40.080 doesn't change
01:10:40.880 that spike
01:10:41.800 mutates all
01:10:42.460 the time
01:10:43.000 we had
01:10:44.740 developed that
01:10:45.280 vaccine
01:10:45.840 and completed
01:10:48.960 phase one
01:10:49.680 and i
01:10:51.440 injected myself
01:10:52.260 to test
01:10:53.040 that i would
01:10:54.180 have t-cells
01:10:55.120 against the
01:10:55.780 covid antigen
01:10:57.120 and i do
01:10:57.680 remarkably the
01:11:00.520 fda put us
01:11:01.180 on hold
01:11:01.720 when i has
01:11:02.320 to put use
01:11:02.980 that as a
01:11:03.420 booster
01:11:03.740 so to this
01:11:05.580 day nobody
01:11:06.600 could explain
01:11:07.260 the reason
01:11:07.960 during that
01:11:09.000 time frame
01:11:09.520 and so it
01:11:11.240 was never
01:11:11.580 developed
01:11:12.100 wow
01:11:13.360 what is
01:11:15.660 there any
01:11:15.920 chance it
01:11:16.320 could be
01:11:16.800 developed and
01:11:17.860 used now
01:11:18.580 because people
01:11:19.340 are still
01:11:19.760 getting the
01:11:20.760 covid boosters
01:11:21.840 we just saw
01:11:22.600 in the news
01:11:22.920 today that
01:11:23.420 moderna just
01:11:24.040 received the
01:11:24.600 full u.s.
01:11:25.460 fda approval
01:11:26.560 like it had
01:11:27.640 been on the
01:11:28.020 emergency use
01:11:28.780 authorization now
01:11:29.680 it's fully
01:11:30.060 approved they're
01:11:31.260 still pushing
01:11:32.040 this thing on
01:11:32.740 people but we
01:11:33.940 have a new
01:11:34.280 administration we
01:11:35.200 have a new
01:11:35.540 great head of
01:11:36.780 fda so is
01:11:38.200 there a chance
01:11:38.740 it still could
01:11:39.360 come come to
01:11:40.720 life the answer
01:11:42.480 is yes in fact i
01:11:43.700 was so desperate
01:11:44.400 that i'm going to
01:11:45.040 give it away
01:11:45.620 literally give it
01:11:47.260 away i actually
01:11:48.580 during covid time
01:11:49.840 had another
01:11:51.060 molecule called
01:11:51.800 the ace2 decoy
01:11:52.880 that i i approached
01:11:54.680 and i won't name
01:11:55.300 him a major
01:11:56.400 ceo and said
01:11:57.260 please take
01:11:57.920 this please
01:11:58.480 grow this
01:11:59.180 you know this
01:12:00.980 is not about
01:12:01.620 money this is
01:12:02.380 not about
01:12:02.940 um driving
01:12:04.740 more revenue
01:12:05.620 to the company
01:12:06.440 even though
01:12:07.140 moderna and
01:12:07.780 biontech and
01:12:08.460 pfizer have
01:12:09.860 really benefited
01:12:10.560 largely from
01:12:11.580 that this is
01:12:13.580 almost from a
01:12:14.840 virus versus
01:12:16.320 man and this
01:12:17.740 is for humanity
01:12:18.480 where really we
01:12:19.420 need to find a
01:12:20.220 way where what
01:12:22.240 scared me and
01:12:23.080 we can get into
01:12:23.740 this megan this
01:12:24.620 ace2 receptor
01:12:25.600 this is not a
01:12:27.160 a respiratory
01:12:28.840 virus this virus
01:12:30.980 is like cancer
01:12:31.860 this virus gets
01:12:33.660 into every part
01:12:34.600 of your body
01:12:35.280 and when it
01:12:37.460 gets there it
01:12:38.400 uses your body
01:12:39.420 as a factory
01:12:40.540 whether it
01:12:42.260 would be the
01:12:42.740 virus or whether
01:12:43.460 it be the spike
01:12:44.240 protein of this
01:12:45.800 mrna vaccine and
01:12:47.700 we'll talk a little
01:12:48.300 bit about that and
01:12:49.980 that's what scared
01:12:50.840 me and sadly
01:12:52.560 i'm now seeing
01:12:53.620 the fruits of
01:12:54.980 what this virus
01:12:55.620 is doing and
01:12:57.360 this virus has
01:12:57.980 really beaten us
01:12:59.300 we have the
01:13:00.340 opportunity to fix
01:13:01.140 it still this
01:13:02.460 administration has
01:13:03.340 the opportunity to
01:13:03.980 fix it still
01:13:04.560 the science is
01:13:06.880 complex and the
01:13:08.680 question is will
01:13:09.840 the fda even
01:13:10.720 understand the
01:13:11.580 science is the
01:13:12.860 current and old
01:13:13.720 fda equipped and
01:13:16.220 modernized
01:13:16.760 sufficiently not
01:13:19.060 and i see
01:13:20.680 marty mccary
01:13:21.340 trying to
01:13:21.840 improve the
01:13:22.440 modernization with
01:13:23.300 ai etc i think
01:13:25.340 that's wonderful
01:13:26.240 but the real
01:13:27.480 modernization this
01:13:28.660 fda needs is to
01:13:30.520 understand the
01:13:31.680 science and i
01:13:32.380 don't think this
01:13:33.020 fda has actually
01:13:34.940 grown sufficiently
01:13:36.280 fast enough with
01:13:38.220 sufficient i don't
01:13:42.180 want to say the
01:13:42.700 word intellect it
01:13:43.540 was sufficient
01:13:44.100 expertise to
01:13:46.080 understand the
01:13:46.780 evolution of the
01:13:47.560 science at the
01:13:48.140 molecular level at
01:13:49.360 the immunological
01:13:50.020 level what do you
01:13:51.720 make of drugs i
01:13:53.520 think of dr j
01:13:54.920 bhattacharya who of
01:13:55.900 course is running
01:13:56.440 nih and he too
01:13:59.160 was screwed by
01:14:01.200 francis collins
01:14:02.240 his predecessor as
01:14:03.820 i know you were
01:14:04.480 collins was afraid
01:14:06.080 of you he perceived
01:14:07.160 you as some sort of
01:14:07.800 a threat and you
01:14:09.500 discovered evidence
01:14:10.300 that he intentionally
01:14:12.100 meant to undermine
01:14:12.820 you and freeze you
01:14:13.780 out and that's
01:14:15.480 exactly what
01:14:15.900 happened to dr j
01:14:16.620 bhattacharya who
01:14:17.380 was running around
01:14:18.460 during covid wisely
01:14:19.820 saying we shouldn't
01:14:20.700 be quarantining all
01:14:22.160 healthy people we
01:14:23.080 should be doing
01:14:23.500 focused protection
01:14:24.660 protecting only the
01:14:26.120 most vulnerable and
01:14:27.000 francis collins and
01:14:28.060 fauci made it clear
01:14:28.980 they wanted to smear
01:14:30.700 him as some sort of
01:14:31.840 an extremist a fringe
01:14:33.620 uh doctor so what
01:14:35.920 about him could he be
01:14:36.860 of help i'm not
01:14:37.380 saying marty i'm not
01:14:38.300 saying marty mccary
01:14:38.920 wouldn't be helpful
01:14:39.460 to you but you're
01:14:39.980 suggesting maybe there
01:14:40.900 isn't the manpower at
01:14:41.840 the fda to actually
01:14:42.640 see this through how
01:14:43.900 about dr j
01:14:44.640 bhattacharya and
01:14:45.440 going bigger over at
01:14:46.440 the nih no i
01:14:48.280 completely i'm hopeful
01:14:49.880 of that and that's
01:14:50.700 why you know i was
01:14:51.400 very very supportive
01:14:52.240 of bobby kennedy
01:14:54.420 becoming hhs and
01:14:55.540 bringing on the right
01:14:56.760 people i've never not
01:14:58.100 yet met jay and i look
01:14:59.460 forward to meeting
01:14:59.940 him and you're
01:15:01.500 completely right and
01:15:02.400 that's one of the few
01:15:03.460 tweets i made very
01:15:04.580 sort of politically
01:15:06.980 correct that so few
01:15:08.280 people could hurt so
01:15:09.140 many uh and they
01:15:11.260 did you know the
01:15:12.540 time frame you you're
01:15:13.800 relating to is um
01:15:15.160 uh president's first
01:15:18.200 president trump's first
01:15:19.380 uh term when he was
01:15:21.500 president-elect um
01:15:23.000 apparently i was
01:15:24.920 considered and
01:15:26.280 nominated to be the
01:15:27.540 head of nih um
01:15:29.640 francis collins heard
01:15:30.780 about that and had a
01:15:32.260 very active campaign
01:15:33.560 trying to smear me um
01:15:35.800 it turned out anyway i
01:15:38.280 i i i said to the
01:15:39.460 president then i really
01:15:40.840 need to work on what
01:15:42.460 is now the bio shield
01:15:43.520 thinking he would have
01:15:45.160 two terms and then the
01:15:46.380 second term he'd be on
01:15:48.180 the path to the cure of
01:15:49.200 cancer and he didn't
01:15:51.260 win the second term but
01:15:52.260 interestingly enough
01:15:53.320 serendipitously it
01:15:54.620 allowed me more time and
01:15:55.620 we are now ready so
01:15:57.680 while the previous
01:15:59.020 administration literally
01:16:00.700 in during the biden
01:16:01.900 years we were cancelled
01:16:03.200 literally cancelled
01:16:04.280 the opportunity now to
01:16:06.800 take all the work and
01:16:08.660 put us on the path in
01:16:10.300 this administration i
01:16:11.600 think only this
01:16:12.260 administration can make
01:16:13.140 this all work we
01:16:14.400 could find the
01:16:15.100 treatment to prevent
01:16:15.960 this covid from find a
01:16:18.160 universal covid vaccine
01:16:19.460 we could actually treat
01:16:21.140 patients with long
01:16:21.880 covid and we can
01:16:22.980 actually be on the
01:16:23.680 path literally to the
01:16:24.780 cure of cancer so and
01:16:27.160 even the prevention of
01:16:28.080 cancer um it would
01:16:30.240 require really a deep
01:16:31.900 understanding of the
01:16:33.600 science but more
01:16:35.200 importantly require a
01:16:36.720 deep understanding at
01:16:38.280 the fda level
01:16:39.160 megan my fear is as
01:16:40.780 follows i know i i met
01:16:42.180 the president in riad and
01:16:43.300 i met president in
01:16:44.040 qatar and i'm watching
01:16:46.700 china really explode in
01:16:50.360 terms of their science
01:16:51.380 and my fear is as as
01:16:54.360 follows is that america
01:16:55.980 has a scientific and
01:16:57.200 intellectual lead but
01:16:59.220 china is going to beat
01:17:00.060 us and the reason
01:17:01.480 they're going to beat
01:17:02.060 us is because the
01:17:04.660 regulatory process is
01:17:06.760 completely related to
01:17:08.660 actually advancing
01:17:09.460 technology our
01:17:11.740 regulatory process is
01:17:13.620 stuck in this old
01:17:15.620 dogma and stuck in
01:17:17.940 checking the box and
01:17:19.940 stuck um with without
01:17:22.320 recognizing the science
01:17:24.000 so my fear is that we
01:17:27.160 will not only lose
01:17:28.020 jobs we will lose
01:17:29.480 the biotech industry
01:17:30.560 and we lose the
01:17:31.900 race not because we
01:17:34.140 don't have ingenuity
01:17:35.160 not because we don't
01:17:36.100 have the best brains
01:17:36.980 and the best scientists
01:17:38.040 and not because we
01:17:40.060 don't have the will uh
01:17:41.380 or the resources as
01:17:42.600 now president trump has
01:17:43.640 put forth but
01:17:46.060 because we'll have a
01:17:47.060 regulatory obstruction
01:17:47.920 when you i heard you
01:17:51.840 discussing this protocol
01:17:53.740 and how many people it's
01:17:55.100 helped already you
01:17:56.320 mentioned for example
01:17:57.320 harry reid um who
01:17:59.560 had a very bad
01:18:00.820 diagnosis and he
01:18:02.520 came to you and you
01:18:04.740 gave him this the
01:18:06.360 bio strike however we
01:18:07.680 want to refer to it
01:18:08.580 and extended his life we
01:18:10.120 believe by a couple of
01:18:11.020 years i mean it's not
01:18:11.820 it's not going to help
01:18:12.700 anybody live forever
01:18:13.500 but when you might
01:18:15.260 otherwise be facing the
01:18:16.460 end this drug actually
01:18:17.940 seems to have a proven
01:18:18.840 record you say of
01:18:21.100 extending one's life by
01:18:22.980 years well it's so
01:18:26.340 when senator reid came
01:18:28.000 to see me he already
01:18:29.800 was completed all his
01:18:32.180 standard of care and
01:18:34.420 had failed his standard
01:18:35.560 of care and then came
01:18:36.520 to see me so what we
01:18:39.260 needed to do in 2015 i
01:18:41.220 went to the fda and
01:18:42.040 said listen i have this
01:18:43.700 hypothesis that what we're
01:18:46.780 doing is completely
01:18:47.620 wrong when we give
01:18:49.800 chemotherapy we wipe out
01:18:52.420 all the natural killer
01:18:53.620 cells and t-cells when
01:18:55.500 we give radiation we
01:18:56.840 wipe out all the
01:18:57.680 natural killer cells and
01:18:58.620 t-cells and i would like
01:19:01.740 to try this in patients
01:19:05.040 before they get these
01:19:06.380 horrible treatments i.e.
01:19:08.580 at the time of diagnosis
01:19:09.720 and they said no and it's
01:19:12.500 appropriate you need to
01:19:14.640 try this first in patients
01:19:15.920 who are at the end stage
01:19:17.100 of their life so we did
01:19:19.260 this in triple negative
01:19:20.200 breast cancer patients
01:19:21.480 merkle cell cancer
01:19:22.620 patients pancreatic
01:19:23.720 cancer patients
01:19:24.520 glioblastoma patients
01:19:25.920 bladder cancer patients
01:19:27.740 all who had failed all
01:19:30.040 standards of care but by
01:19:32.100 the time they came to
01:19:32.900 see us their immune
01:19:34.080 system was completely
01:19:35.160 collapsed so we had to
01:19:37.260 start from a deep hole
01:19:38.520 but able to get them out
01:19:40.800 of the hole and then get
01:19:42.040 them into positions of
01:19:43.880 complete remission so let
01:19:46.520 me give you some
01:19:46.980 examples we got
01:19:47.880 complete remissions on
01:19:49.160 patients with merkle
01:19:49.840 cell carcinoma fifth
01:19:51.740 line and he lived for
01:19:53.120 six years and didn't die
01:19:54.220 of his cancer complete
01:19:55.800 remission of patients
01:19:56.760 with bladder cancer and
01:19:58.460 they're still alive now
01:19:59.480 10 and 11 years old
01:20:00.560 complete remissions on
01:20:02.040 triple negative breast
01:20:02.860 cancer we have
01:20:04.260 metastatic pancreatic
01:20:05.780 cancer patient with free
01:20:06.980 of disease after five
01:20:08.100 years and she's still
01:20:08.860 alive we just published
01:20:10.280 that six years out
01:20:11.500 wow so the proof of
01:20:13.880 principle has gone beyond
01:20:15.900 the proof of principle
01:20:16.800 we then got this
01:20:18.300 approved despite despite
01:20:21.020 and we'll talk about
01:20:22.220 that the problems that
01:20:23.620 they put me through from
01:20:25.080 2021 to 2024 and after
01:20:29.020 700,000 pages of
01:20:31.420 response we got it
01:20:33.920 approved late 2024 now
01:20:36.640 that this administration is
01:20:38.560 here we literally have the
01:20:41.200 opportunity to really
01:20:43.160 understand that we are on
01:20:44.700 the precipice of treating
01:20:47.300 sepsis I just saw the
01:20:49.360 results yesterday of a
01:20:50.600 patient that we treated
01:20:52.180 just last month with this
01:20:54.940 valley fever with an
01:20:57.140 inflamed lung on the
01:20:58.460 ventilator for form for
01:20:59.740 time month and the last
01:21:01.800 rites we cleared up this
01:21:03.940 lung completely we have
01:21:06.540 then patients now that we
01:21:09.180 have a bladder cancer and
01:21:10.880 for pancreatic cancer
01:21:12.280 ongoing and for lung
01:21:14.160 cancer so my frustration
01:21:16.900 is how do I get this
01:21:19.800 insight out into both the
01:21:26.020 scientific and medical
01:21:27.000 community and most
01:21:27.720 important the regology
01:21:28.560 committees so they can
01:21:30.420 understand what's at hand
01:21:32.420 and what's in at our
01:21:33.900 fingertips it's so
01:21:35.860 discouraging that this
01:21:36.860 didn't happen under the
01:21:38.420 biden administration when
01:21:40.260 biden had literally been
01:21:41.860 tasked by then
01:21:43.480 president obama to take
01:21:45.520 the cancer moonshot I
01:21:46.980 mean it was promised to
01:21:48.060 us at the state of the
01:21:48.900 union that he was going
01:21:49.900 to be the one to
01:21:50.900 spearhead the effort to
01:21:52.560 to cure cancer which
01:21:54.260 sounded like a pipe dream
01:21:55.660 of course but at least it
01:21:57.260 was a goal that seemed
01:21:58.480 like all right you know
01:21:59.360 maybe we'll see some real
01:22:00.880 advancements in the fight
01:22:02.040 and all this time later he
01:22:03.940 becomes the actual
01:22:05.120 president and you came to
01:22:07.860 them and said I've got
01:22:09.080 something and you got
01:22:10.600 nowhere and now we have
01:22:11.880 president Trump in there
01:22:12.880 and have you been stiff
01:22:14.640 armed already by the FDA
01:22:16.120 is that why you have
01:22:16.960 doubts about you know the
01:22:18.760 the scientists there now
01:22:20.180 or have you just been not
01:22:22.100 able to penetrate the wall
01:22:23.720 um I would say both
01:22:31.760 okay let's let's let's go
01:22:34.240 back a little bit in history
01:22:35.420 here the cancer moonshot
01:22:38.760 it's very interesting history
01:22:40.900 in 2015 uh when bo biden
01:22:43.460 unfortunately had uh
01:22:46.120 glioblastoma then vice
01:22:48.400 president biden asked me to
01:22:50.020 come to washington to help
01:22:51.360 him take care with kevin
01:22:53.220 johnson bo biden at the
01:22:56.040 walter reed and unfortunately
01:22:58.480 bo biden uh then passed
01:23:00.780 away uh after having
01:23:02.880 received treatment uh from a
01:23:05.960 institution from texas
01:23:07.860 the that time he then asked
01:23:12.660 me to convene a meeting uh in
01:23:15.360 his residence uh in december
01:23:17.820 2015
01:23:19.320 of what how i thought cancer
01:23:23.620 should be treated and and my
01:23:25.880 naive way which said i will
01:23:27.420 convene this meeting by
01:23:28.540 bringing all the major
01:23:29.920 pharmaceutical companies
01:23:30.860 together which i did into
01:23:32.080 that room
01:23:32.560 i'll bring the fda into that
01:23:34.920 room it was on the head of
01:23:36.260 the fda
01:23:36.760 i'll bring the national cancer
01:23:38.520 institute into that room
01:23:39.820 and he hosted this massive
01:23:42.840 meeting which um in in his
01:23:45.320 residence um as vice
01:23:47.160 president and then asked me
01:23:48.800 to chair the meeting at that
01:23:51.400 meeting everybody agreed that
01:23:53.480 we all going to be working
01:23:54.300 together because there's no one
01:23:56.260 company that had all the
01:23:58.260 resources and the technology to
01:24:00.480 fight this war on cancer and i
01:24:01.960 purported my hypothesis that we're
01:24:04.440 going to change from chemotherapy
01:24:06.200 and radiation into the immune
01:24:08.700 system
01:24:09.200 he agreed that i can announce the
01:24:12.860 um cancer moonshot on january i
01:24:16.880 think 15th i forget what 12th um
01:24:20.760 of the next year which i then put out
01:24:24.560 an article to the new york times
01:24:26.040 francis collins heard about that
01:24:29.280 i announced the moonshot on monday
01:24:32.500 on tuesday or that evening or monday
01:24:36.800 tuesday night i forget the dates
01:24:39.200 uh president obama announced the
01:24:42.480 second moonshot with biden as the
01:24:44.760 head and francis collins running
01:24:46.300 that it didn't matter to me that
01:24:48.680 there now were two moonshots because
01:24:50.980 my goal was to actually find the cure
01:24:53.620 um so i think what happened thereafter
01:24:58.740 the big pharma companies pulled out
01:25:01.620 um for whatever motivation and thank
01:25:06.500 god i had the resources just to pursue
01:25:08.680 it myself to keep going oh i mean i
01:25:11.200 think we can safely assume it was
01:25:12.760 pressure from francis collins that's
01:25:14.460 my assumption because he's a bully we
01:25:16.560 saw that behind the scenes during
01:25:17.860 covid many many times he got drunk on
01:25:20.400 his own power he felt like he was a
01:25:23.000 god he would make or break careers he
01:25:25.640 would dictate what was happening in in
01:25:27.380 big pharma and there's no reason not
01:25:30.380 to assume he did the same thing to you
01:25:32.320 if you were on parallel paths toward
01:25:34.120 the cancer moonshot this is my
01:25:35.940 supposition but in my opinion he's a
01:25:38.880 villain
01:25:39.180 well i actually interesting not because
01:25:44.020 i did it somebody sent me a freedom
01:25:46.120 information act email in which he he in
01:25:50.640 his email said the alarms bell's going on
01:25:53.620 that patrick soon chung is going to be
01:25:54.960 hit of NIH you must find a way to stop
01:25:56.760 him
01:25:57.020 that's what the
01:25:59.560 one bit not surprised one bit
01:26:02.160 and that's why i said you get drunk with
01:26:04.580 power i completely agree with you get
01:26:06.120 drunk with power
01:26:06.880 and the idea of what happens in
01:26:10.320 washington you have this power over so
01:26:12.480 many
01:26:12.840 but really at the end of the day i'm
01:26:16.980 pursuing
01:26:17.300 my life as a as a physician scientist
01:26:19.700 and the greatest joy for me is to sort
01:26:22.220 of see
01:26:22.620 the the impact as i'm really seeing you
01:26:25.640 know look i'm still seeing patients i'm
01:26:27.100 sure if you realize megan but i we have a
01:26:29.100 clinic and i still see patients
01:26:30.340 and to me the greatest joy
01:26:32.200 and also the greatest fear i'm now seeing
01:26:34.740 younger and younger patients
01:26:36.320 the last two weeks ago i saw three women
01:26:39.280 in my clinic simultaneously they're all in
01:26:41.620 the 30s 31 30 31 with severe cancers
01:26:45.240 what kind of cancer so
01:26:47.280 they're lung cancer breast cancer and
01:26:51.640 brain tumor
01:26:52.180 oh my god three different cancers
01:26:54.320 why why is this i mean i know that's a
01:26:57.640 longer question but why
01:26:58.820 are so many young people developing such
01:27:00.920 aggressive cancers nowadays
01:27:02.140 i have a theory and right now
01:27:08.520 it's i'm sort of 90 percent sure of the
01:27:12.680 theory i'm not 100 sure so i'm a
01:27:14.600 scientist so
01:27:15.200 i'm calling it a theory i was always
01:27:18.540 fearful
01:27:18.960 that this virus and even this vaccine
01:27:23.360 could actually be persistent in your
01:27:28.160 body
01:27:28.500 like hpv you know there are viruses that
01:27:32.440 are oncogenic like hepatitis you would
01:27:34.660 understand that
01:27:35.520 there's hpv you would understand that
01:27:38.360 but this is a very different virus because
01:27:41.120 it has a thing called ace2 receptor
01:27:42.920 which means it's in places like your colon
01:27:47.760 your muscle your blood vessel your heart
01:27:50.300 but more importantly we now begin to
01:27:54.280 discover
01:27:54.820 remember that you have even more proteins in
01:27:59.700 your body
01:28:00.240 or enzymes in your body
01:28:02.240 that cleaves the spike protein and allows
01:28:06.320 even more entry into every part of your
01:28:08.620 body
01:28:08.980 specifically the prostate the colon the
01:28:13.040 pancreas and we'll talk a little bit
01:28:14.420 about that
01:28:15.020 so is this unfortunately what i said to
01:28:19.360 tucker colson
01:28:20.340 the non-infectious pandemic that we begin to
01:28:23.940 see this non-infectious pandemic of cancer
01:28:27.900 i believe sadly is upon us
01:28:30.620 the good news thank god we have a solution
01:28:34.560 for these things
01:28:35.400 keep going
01:28:37.640 no i i'm i'm good i i think
01:28:40.700 it really bothers me as you could sort of
01:28:43.580 see i i'm frustrated but also scared at the
01:28:47.240 same time
01:28:47.880 that you know cancer is a war against time
01:28:50.840 we do not have time but we have the the
01:28:54.060 insight
01:28:54.520 i i just hope that somehow somewhere and
01:28:58.020 hopefully i'll have
01:28:59.520 secretary kennedy host a scientific meeting
01:29:04.140 a real i mean we have been driven by the
01:29:06.740 science
01:29:07.180 and the science is so complex because it's
01:29:10.720 very fundamental basic immunology
01:29:13.240 fundamental basic immunology
01:29:15.280 crossed over with virology
01:29:17.520 crossed over with oncology
01:29:19.400 um and you're a lawyer so you would understand that
01:29:23.680 you have great specialties within their fields
01:29:26.700 and you have generalists
01:29:28.520 but this is so deep it's broad and deep
01:29:32.300 and has implications all the way through
01:29:35.900 that is now i wouldn't call it existential
01:29:40.140 but could affect tens of millions billions
01:29:44.120 of people
01:29:45.640 on the planet
01:29:46.800 just to just to back up
01:29:48.280 because you're talking about the covid virus
01:29:50.320 can this be happening
01:29:51.820 this this problem that you
01:29:54.220 outlined in inside of our bodies
01:29:56.560 including young people's bodies
01:29:58.420 as a result of
01:30:00.100 both covid
01:30:01.320 and the vaccine
01:30:02.820 will both of those do it
01:30:04.240 or do people who have had covid
01:30:06.140 but not the vaccine
01:30:07.720 not need to worry
01:30:09.700 it is fundamental the spike protein
01:30:13.520 so where does the spike protein come from
01:30:16.240 whether you have vaccination
01:30:17.360 or whether you have
01:30:18.900 the infection
01:30:20.860 so this spike protein
01:30:23.300 on the surface of this virus
01:30:25.980 or given through a lipid nanoparticle
01:30:29.120 in mRNA
01:30:30.660 is the same issue
01:30:33.220 so fundamentally
01:30:35.760 that's the issue
01:30:37.060 the issue is the spike protein
01:30:38.600 now the spike protein
01:30:40.860 gets a little more complex
01:30:41.960 there's a thing called S1 and S2
01:30:43.840 where the tip of the spear is S1
01:30:46.180 and that tip of the spear
01:30:48.200 is what actually binds to the receptor
01:30:50.120 of the cell membrane
01:30:52.200 of your body
01:30:53.000 that has S2
01:30:54.020 and gets into the cell
01:30:55.760 so whatever delivers
01:30:58.980 that spike protein
01:31:00.080 whether it be infection
01:31:01.240 or the vaccine
01:31:02.040 to every part of your body
01:31:03.900 when you put it into
01:31:04.920 a lipid nanoparticle
01:31:05.960 that can go all over the place
01:31:07.900 including across the brain
01:31:09.000 so
01:31:10.420 I do know
01:31:14.060 that there's evidence
01:31:15.020 that people
01:31:16.280 have long covid
01:31:17.520 having never got an infection
01:31:19.460 because you can measure
01:31:21.220 the thing called
01:31:21.920 the nucleocapsid antibody
01:31:23.800 in their blood
01:31:24.700 and the nucleocapsid
01:31:26.900 only comes from the virus
01:31:28.160 and if you just have
01:31:30.180 long covid
01:31:30.940 with no nucleocapsid
01:31:32.040 and all you had
01:31:33.060 was a vaccine
01:31:33.820 then the long covid
01:31:35.120 comes from the vaccine
01:31:36.160 so there's a scientific way
01:31:38.440 of differentiating
01:31:39.900 to
01:31:40.380 so the
01:31:41.620 short answer is
01:31:43.100 both
01:31:43.680 because both
01:31:44.340 create a spike protein
01:31:45.420 then the question is
01:31:46.940 yes
01:31:47.820 keep going
01:31:48.340 then the question is
01:31:50.120 what's happening
01:31:50.620 to that spike protein
01:31:51.680 and that's another
01:31:53.280 lengthy
01:31:54.440 basic
01:31:55.480 fundamental
01:31:56.280 cellular
01:31:57.320 immunological question
01:31:58.900 if I wave my magic wand
01:32:00.140 and I make you head of
01:32:01.440 FDA
01:32:02.520 let's just go for
01:32:04.200 health and human services
01:32:05.080 you're in charge of all of it
01:32:06.460 tomorrow
01:32:07.580 would you say
01:32:09.400 we're bringing this to market
01:32:11.560 and
01:32:12.500 anyone
01:32:13.320 who's had covid
01:32:14.320 or the covid vaccine
01:32:15.660 should
01:32:16.660 take this jab
01:32:17.600 take my jab
01:32:18.340 this bio strike thing
01:32:19.400 the answer to that
01:32:22.260 is already on the market
01:32:23.360 crazy enough
01:32:24.820 for bladder cancer
01:32:25.720 it's already
01:32:26.940 in the package insert
01:32:28.240 that this is the only drug
01:32:29.700 on the planet
01:32:30.240 in the history of medicine
01:32:31.760 it's in the package insert
01:32:34.120 section 7.1
01:32:35.880 of the FDA
01:32:37.100 of the 2024
01:32:37.740 approved
01:32:38.400 that it's the only molecule
01:32:39.820 on the planet
01:32:40.660 that
01:32:40.980 upregulates
01:32:42.080 the natural killer cell
01:32:43.040 T cell
01:32:43.540 and memory T cell
01:32:44.480 so that's what's frustrating
01:32:46.760 to me
01:32:47.280 and
01:32:49.180 we got expanded access
01:32:51.600 and
01:32:52.540 after
01:32:52.920 wait I didn't hear you say yes
01:32:54.340 are you worried
01:32:54.920 is there a downside
01:32:55.840 to taking this
01:32:56.680 that you would say
01:32:57.800 no not yet
01:32:58.780 I would not recommend that
01:32:59.800 I'm not hesitating
01:33:03.720 to say yes
01:33:04.500 the answer is yes
01:33:05.620 but
01:33:05.920 I don't want to be
01:33:07.340 perceived as
01:33:08.460 you ask a question
01:33:09.880 in a way that
01:33:10.720 puts me in a difficult position
01:33:12.360 because I am the founder
01:33:13.820 and developer of that drug
01:33:15.120 I'd want anybody
01:33:17.060 to use anything
01:33:18.520 even
01:33:19.720 whether it be mine
01:33:20.540 or anybody else's
01:33:21.580 the fact that
01:33:22.940 ours is available
01:33:23.940 the answer is yes
01:33:25.060 but if there's
01:33:26.020 an ACE2 decoy available
01:33:27.360 the answer is yes
01:33:28.240 there's another
01:33:28.900 like is this something
01:33:29.960 you give to your family
01:33:31.060 your children
01:33:32.300 like
01:33:33.060 you would
01:33:33.900 is that something
01:33:35.260 you would do
01:33:35.660 I'm not talking
01:33:37.220 about my family
01:33:37.800 but I am
01:33:38.680 telling you that
01:33:39.440 we have T cells
01:33:40.040 against COVID
01:33:41.780 so
01:33:44.740 so
01:33:45.120 can the T
01:33:45.940 so this T cell
01:33:46.760 you're saying
01:33:47.280 can solve the problem
01:33:49.000 for people
01:33:49.620 like I've
01:33:50.140 I've said openly
01:33:50.980 that I started
01:33:52.660 testing positive
01:33:53.460 for an autoimmune issue
01:33:55.440 following
01:33:56.320 getting
01:33:57.200 the COVID
01:33:58.100 vaccine
01:33:58.820 and then COVID
01:33:59.940 within three weeks
01:34:01.140 of each other
01:34:01.620 and ever since
01:34:02.700 I've had
01:34:03.220 a positive test
01:34:04.100 for autoimmune
01:34:04.780 though it's unspecified
01:34:05.940 they don't know
01:34:06.540 exactly what it is
01:34:07.520 so I mean
01:34:08.500 I've been very interested
01:34:09.820 in undoing that somehow
01:34:11.540 but I don't know how
01:34:12.660 but I know
01:34:13.660 others are suffering
01:34:14.780 with this
01:34:15.760 just from having
01:34:16.760 had COVID
01:34:17.500 so I mean
01:34:19.180 I think there are
01:34:19.600 a lot of people
01:34:20.180 who like
01:34:20.780 can the damage
01:34:21.900 that we did
01:34:22.480 to ourselves
01:34:23.040 either by getting
01:34:24.220 a vaccine
01:34:24.780 or by getting
01:34:25.860 COVID
01:34:26.300 can it be undone
01:34:27.800 yes
01:34:28.880 the answer is
01:34:30.060 I believe so
01:34:31.040 so let me explain
01:34:31.800 that to you
01:34:32.400 the fundamental
01:34:34.920 problem
01:34:36.140 with the current
01:34:37.860 vaccines
01:34:38.560 is it does not
01:34:39.780 clear the virus
01:34:40.680 by that it means
01:34:41.640 the vaccine
01:34:42.780 will block
01:34:43.340 something
01:34:43.740 but the virus
01:34:44.340 will go into
01:34:44.840 the cell
01:34:45.360 the next
01:34:46.620 fundamental problem
01:34:47.620 which has now
01:34:48.100 been proven
01:34:48.740 and I funded
01:34:49.860 that science
01:34:50.680 at the University
01:34:51.320 of California
01:34:51.860 Center in Frisco
01:34:52.660 that this virus
01:34:55.440 at the spike level
01:34:56.860 persists in your body
01:34:58.580 in the cells
01:34:59.500 even to the extent
01:35:01.040 that now
01:35:01.720 at Harvard
01:35:02.440 there's a research
01:35:03.520 that discovered
01:35:04.140 that the spike protein
01:35:05.820 is in the blood
01:35:06.600 and when you have
01:35:08.880 this abnormal
01:35:09.680 protein
01:35:10.340 and with an
01:35:11.580 abnormal RNA
01:35:12.540 in your body
01:35:15.940 your body
01:35:16.860 will find a way
01:35:17.660 to create antibodies
01:35:18.660 to try and
01:35:19.460 block that
01:35:20.940 and this is the
01:35:21.740 onset of autoimmune
01:35:22.800 disease
01:35:23.340 the combination
01:35:24.840 of persistence
01:35:26.160 inflammation
01:35:27.700 and one more thing
01:35:29.640 the loss of a thing
01:35:30.880 called P53
01:35:31.760 which is in your body
01:35:33.440 to protect you
01:35:34.500 from having cancer
01:35:35.460 that triple whammy
01:35:37.420 is a prelude
01:35:39.480 to cancer
01:35:40.500 that triple whammy
01:35:42.240 is a prelude
01:35:43.140 to autoimmune disease
01:35:44.340 that prelude
01:35:45.780 is a prelude
01:35:46.460 to brain fog
01:35:47.420 so is the answer
01:35:49.340 to find a system
01:35:51.380 that upregulates
01:35:52.660 your NK cells
01:35:53.540 and T cells
01:35:54.340 and clears
01:35:55.360 your body
01:35:56.320 those cells
01:35:57.940 of this
01:35:58.680 infected
01:35:59.660 spike protein
01:36:01.000 so that is
01:36:03.060 what we are
01:36:03.640 embarking upon
01:36:04.860 on the treatment
01:36:05.500 of long COVID
01:36:06.200 and I'm pleased
01:36:07.760 to say that
01:36:08.640 within the next
01:36:09.560 couple of weeks
01:36:10.520 our trial
01:36:11.500 will be open
01:36:12.280 where people
01:36:13.740 with long COVID
01:36:14.540 could come
01:36:16.580 and get the jab
01:36:17.340 wow
01:36:18.560 but
01:36:19.760 the fundamental
01:36:21.080 thing
01:36:21.900 Megan
01:36:22.540 is
01:36:23.020 the world
01:36:24.220 needs to recognize
01:36:25.240 that we've
01:36:27.980 gone down
01:36:28.400 the wrong
01:36:28.760 assumptions
01:36:29.260 for 75 years
01:36:30.620 we have
01:36:32.080 thought
01:36:32.500 that we
01:36:33.160 could
01:36:33.400 using
01:36:34.160 tools of
01:36:35.860 war
01:36:36.220 poisons
01:36:37.480 like nitrogen
01:36:38.660 gas
01:36:39.140 and that
01:36:40.100 became the
01:36:40.820 chemotherapy
01:36:41.320 poisons
01:36:42.060 like radiation
01:36:42.980 that if we
01:36:44.200 could nuke
01:36:44.760 the tumor
01:36:45.380 without
01:36:46.720 killing the
01:36:47.420 person
01:36:47.880 we would be
01:36:49.480 able to win
01:36:50.040 the war
01:36:50.540 we're nuking
01:36:51.860 the tumor
01:36:52.400 and we're
01:36:52.860 nuking
01:36:53.300 the natural
01:36:54.000 killer cells
01:36:54.600 and T cells
01:36:55.340 now think
01:36:56.860 of this
01:36:57.200 vicious cycle
01:36:57.940 we give
01:36:59.820 chemotherapy
01:37:00.380 we give
01:37:01.260 radiation
01:37:01.880 we do
01:37:03.500 a CBC
01:37:04.120 we see
01:37:05.840 that oh my
01:37:06.440 goodness
01:37:06.700 you have
01:37:07.500 anemia
01:37:07.980 because we
01:37:08.580 created that
01:37:09.400 now there's
01:37:11.280 a drug
01:37:11.600 called
01:37:11.940 epigen
01:37:12.740 we give
01:37:13.500 you the
01:37:13.800 epigen
01:37:14.280 so that you
01:37:15.320 can get
01:37:15.640 more chemotherapy
01:37:16.600 so that
01:37:17.160 we can wipe
01:37:17.600 out more
01:37:17.940 NK and T
01:37:18.580 cells
01:37:19.000 we then
01:37:20.720 look at
01:37:21.480 the patient
01:37:21.920 CBC
01:37:22.400 again and
01:37:23.000 says oh my
01:37:23.500 goodness
01:37:23.860 you've lost
01:37:24.480 your neutrophils
01:37:25.320 there's another
01:37:26.440 drug called
01:37:26.980 neupogen
01:37:27.400 which we
01:37:28.460 give so
01:37:29.500 that we
01:37:29.760 can give
01:37:30.020 you more
01:37:30.320 chemotherapy
01:37:30.860 so that
01:37:31.320 you can
01:37:31.500 wipe out
01:37:31.860 more
01:37:32.100 lymphocytes
01:37:32.880 and NK
01:37:33.320 cells
01:37:33.760 think of
01:37:34.740 that madness
01:37:35.380 that we've
01:37:36.660 been doing
01:37:37.260 if we
01:37:39.200 said why
01:37:40.420 don't you
01:37:40.680 go do
01:37:41.220 leaching
01:37:42.260 you know
01:37:42.720 use leeches
01:37:43.440 I think
01:37:45.520 20 years
01:37:46.200 from now
01:37:46.540 maybe less
01:37:47.720 we'll say
01:37:48.560 why were
01:37:49.200 we doing
01:37:49.600 that to
01:37:50.020 the patient's
01:37:51.260 body
01:37:51.580 when you
01:37:52.580 go to
01:37:53.120 the FDA
01:37:53.900 guess how
01:37:55.520 they ask
01:37:55.880 you to
01:37:56.120 develop
01:37:56.420 the drug
01:37:56.920 they use
01:37:58.640 this term
01:37:59.020 called
01:37:59.280 MTD
01:38:00.520 what is
01:38:01.000 MTD
01:38:01.620 maximum
01:38:02.400 tolerated
01:38:03.160 dose
01:38:03.640 find the
01:38:05.520 maximum
01:38:05.940 tolerated
01:38:06.560 dose
01:38:06.980 that's
01:38:07.440 the dose
01:38:07.920 that we
01:38:08.260 want you
01:38:08.640 to give
01:38:09.040 just below
01:38:09.860 the maximum
01:38:10.360 tolerated
01:38:10.880 dose
01:38:11.260 that's the
01:38:12.940 current
01:38:13.360 thinking of
01:38:14.080 the FDA
01:38:14.540 it's not
01:38:15.420 talking about
01:38:15.800 any human
01:38:16.320 being
01:38:16.640 there are
01:38:17.020 some people
01:38:17.500 there
01:38:17.800 that's still
01:38:18.580 perpetuating
01:38:19.280 that
01:38:19.840 they're still
01:38:20.720 there
01:38:21.080 then they
01:38:22.840 say
01:38:23.220 okay
01:38:24.020 because this
01:38:24.860 maximum
01:38:25.180 tolerated
01:38:25.540 dose
01:38:25.740 is going
01:38:25.900 to nuke
01:38:26.260 it
01:38:26.440 we look
01:38:27.760 at the
01:38:28.020 response
01:38:28.560 rate
01:38:28.940 meaning
01:38:29.400 the
01:38:30.320 shrinkage
01:38:30.720 of the
01:38:30.980 tumor
01:38:31.260 well do
01:38:32.700 you want
01:38:32.980 to look
01:38:33.240 at the
01:38:33.740 overall
01:38:34.020 survival
01:38:34.500 because the
01:38:35.260 tumor will
01:38:35.720 shrink but
01:38:36.120 the patient
01:38:36.500 will die
01:38:37.080 no we're
01:38:38.380 not really
01:38:38.820 interested in
01:38:39.520 overall survival
01:38:40.260 as an
01:38:40.640 end point
01:38:41.140 can you
01:38:41.640 imagine
01:38:41.880 that
01:38:42.200 that is
01:38:43.080 today's
01:38:43.460 thinking
01:38:43.840 I can
01:38:44.980 imagine it
01:38:45.900 because that
01:38:46.480 seems to be
01:38:46.900 our choice
01:38:47.960 seems to be
01:38:48.440 a willing
01:38:48.740 choice
01:38:49.100 because we've
01:38:50.080 gone so long
01:38:50.800 without making
01:38:51.400 much progress
01:38:52.300 on the
01:38:52.980 cancer front
01:38:53.560 and I
01:38:54.240 naively
01:38:55.080 believed
01:38:55.660 with the
01:38:56.100 covid vaccine
01:38:56.740 that if there
01:38:57.400 were some
01:38:58.060 negative consequence
01:38:58.960 to it
01:38:59.500 and I realize
01:39:00.440 you're telling
01:39:00.840 me to
01:39:01.540 covid too
01:39:02.100 but I
01:39:02.580 thought with
01:39:02.940 the vaccine
01:39:03.460 that was
01:39:03.760 man-made
01:39:04.360 well so
01:39:05.340 is the
01:39:05.620 covid virus
01:39:07.080 that the
01:39:09.260 pharmaceutical
01:39:09.860 companies that
01:39:10.520 had created
01:39:11.060 it would be
01:39:11.640 first in
01:39:12.340 line
01:39:12.720 to fix
01:39:13.660 it
01:39:13.880 that they
01:39:14.480 would be
01:39:14.800 the ones
01:39:15.280 coming up
01:39:16.180 with
01:39:16.340 biostrike
01:39:16.940 because
01:39:17.380 they'd say
01:39:18.560 oh no
01:39:19.060 look what
01:39:19.680 we did
01:39:20.060 we helped
01:39:20.700 unleash
01:39:21.060 this thing
01:39:21.580 into people's
01:39:22.280 blood
01:39:22.540 and it's
01:39:22.960 affecting
01:39:23.300 the brain
01:39:24.080 barrier
01:39:24.360 and everything
01:39:24.700 and they
01:39:25.480 haven't
01:39:25.840 they don't
01:39:26.360 acknowledge
01:39:26.780 that there's
01:39:27.220 a problem
01:39:27.640 whatsoever
01:39:28.100 they're still
01:39:28.640 just pushing
01:39:29.200 27
01:39:30.140 boosters
01:39:31.400 on the same
01:39:32.340 people
01:39:32.780 they've
01:39:33.440 you know
01:39:34.060 jabbed
01:39:34.560 to begin
01:39:34.940 with
01:39:35.140 well
01:39:36.000 what's
01:39:36.320 what's so
01:39:36.620 what's so
01:39:37.980 disappointing
01:39:38.840 very early
01:39:40.180 on they
01:39:40.560 knew about
01:39:40.920 the myocarditis
01:39:41.820 that's really
01:39:43.660 disappointing
01:39:44.180 they really
01:39:44.800 they knew
01:39:45.280 about that
01:39:45.840 very early
01:39:46.940 on I
01:39:47.520 wrote letters
01:39:48.060 and emails
01:39:48.700 to Fauci
01:39:49.540 in 2020
01:39:50.880 21
01:39:51.560 that we
01:39:52.920 have
01:39:53.060 lymphopenia
01:39:53.760 that we
01:39:55.200 don't clear
01:39:55.540 the virus
01:39:56.100 very early
01:39:56.980 on they
01:39:57.360 knew they
01:39:57.720 didn't clear
01:39:58.080 the virus
01:39:58.600 but you
01:40:00.300 know you
01:40:00.580 had the
01:40:00.880 perception
01:40:01.280 it was
01:40:01.560 95%
01:40:02.420 efficacious
01:40:03.720 which it
01:40:04.140 wasn't
01:40:05.360 so
01:40:06.160 there's
01:40:07.260 a lot
01:40:07.560 of you
01:40:07.960 know
01:40:08.080 perverse
01:40:08.800 incentives
01:40:09.300 here
01:40:09.840 and
01:40:10.500 and I
01:40:12.840 think we
01:40:13.100 just need
01:40:13.440 to recognize
01:40:14.040 unfortunately
01:40:14.720 the consequences
01:40:15.740 of it now
01:40:16.420 but there's
01:40:17.440 a chance
01:40:17.800 to fix it
01:40:18.280 he needed
01:40:18.680 a pardon
01:40:19.660 that's why
01:40:20.180 he needed
01:40:20.460 a pardon
01:40:20.840 do you
01:40:21.700 do you
01:40:22.500 have thoughts
01:40:22.880 on you
01:40:23.280 treated
01:40:23.700 bo
01:40:24.000 biden
01:40:24.660 or tried
01:40:25.560 to help
01:40:25.840 the family
01:40:26.260 when he
01:40:26.560 was suffering
01:40:27.020 with glioblastoma
01:40:28.140 what do you
01:40:29.260 make of
01:40:29.640 joe biden's
01:40:30.760 statement
01:40:32.520 that he
01:40:33.060 had
01:40:33.440 prostate
01:40:33.880 cancer
01:40:34.280 that you
01:40:34.780 know now
01:40:35.040 it's aggressive
01:40:35.540 bone cancer
01:40:36.360 metastatic
01:40:37.620 you know
01:40:39.480 obviously I
01:40:40.240 don't know
01:40:40.500 the details
01:40:41.040 and
01:40:41.820 I'm
01:40:44.900 I don't
01:40:45.900 know if
01:40:46.060 you just
01:40:46.340 saw
01:40:46.640 we are
01:40:47.700 now seeing
01:40:48.260 prostate
01:40:48.620 cancer
01:40:49.100 in 40
01:40:50.340 and 50
01:40:50.760 year old
01:40:51.120 kids
01:40:51.960 and
01:40:53.580 there is
01:40:54.880 I'm coming
01:40:55.940 back to
01:40:56.320 the spike
01:40:56.720 protein
01:40:57.200 there is
01:40:58.900 a enzyme
01:40:59.860 in the
01:41:00.520 prostate
01:41:00.880 called
01:41:01.820 Tempris
01:41:02.380 there is
01:41:03.340 a protein
01:41:03.760 in your
01:41:04.240 body
01:41:04.660 in the
01:41:05.300 prostate
01:41:05.660 and the
01:41:06.640 colon
01:41:06.900 in different
01:41:07.680 parts of
01:41:08.060 the body
01:41:08.500 that helps
01:41:10.140 to actually
01:41:11.200 cleave that
01:41:12.100 spike protein
01:41:13.000 and get it
01:41:14.420 into those
01:41:15.120 cells of
01:41:15.960 your body
01:41:16.480 faster
01:41:18.440 so now
01:41:20.460 you have
01:41:21.060 a triple
01:41:21.520 whammy
01:41:21.980 of this
01:41:22.720 turbo
01:41:23.380 cancers
01:41:23.900 and this
01:41:25.160 aggressive
01:41:25.540 cancers
01:41:26.040 so I
01:41:27.860 just spoke
01:41:28.280 to Dr.
01:41:28.880 Dan
01:41:29.060 Petulik
01:41:29.600 who was
01:41:29.940 at Yale
01:41:32.280 a urologist
01:41:34.420 who's seeing
01:41:35.160 very aggressive
01:41:36.220 germline tumors
01:41:39.400 very aggressive
01:41:40.200 prostate cancers
01:41:41.120 in young
01:41:41.560 people
01:41:41.980 did you
01:41:42.880 say 40
01:41:43.720 or 50
01:41:44.200 or did
01:41:44.500 you say
01:41:44.780 14
01:41:45.460 and 15
01:41:46.360 in prostate
01:41:49.320 cancer
01:41:49.680 40
01:41:50.020 or 50
01:41:50.580 in colon
01:41:51.260 cancer
01:41:51.760 we see
01:41:52.260 in colon
01:41:52.660 cancer
01:41:53.040 in 10
01:41:53.580 year old
01:41:54.100 11
01:41:54.360 year old
01:41:54.660 and 12
01:41:55.020 year olds
01:41:55.400 that's
01:41:57.040 horrifying
01:41:57.480 and that's
01:41:59.360 what's so
01:41:59.700 scary
01:42:00.040 right
01:42:00.460 because
01:42:00.860 we need
01:42:02.200 to pull
01:42:03.020 our heads
01:42:03.480 out of
01:42:03.880 the sand
01:42:04.480 and try
01:42:07.160 to understand
01:42:08.280 what's going
01:42:08.840 on
01:42:09.260 and not
01:42:10.800 get into
01:42:12.140 this
01:42:12.760 regulatory
01:42:14.480 political
01:42:15.520 issue
01:42:16.400 or fight
01:42:17.000 and say
01:42:17.940 listen
01:42:18.260 we
01:42:18.740 we
01:42:19.360 got to
01:42:19.900 pull
01:42:20.040 together
01:42:20.440 and really
01:42:21.120 look at
01:42:21.660 solutions
01:42:22.300 now
01:42:22.780 and time
01:42:23.820 is not
01:42:24.160 on our
01:42:24.480 side
01:42:24.920 all right
01:42:26.220 now
01:42:26.520 we're up
01:42:27.520 against the
01:42:27.920 end of
01:42:28.240 our time
01:42:28.920 on
01:42:29.440 Sirius XM
01:42:30.300 but I have
01:42:31.160 to say
01:42:31.460 the following
01:42:32.060 number one
01:42:33.000 we'll talk
01:42:33.440 about the LA
01:42:33.880 Times another
01:42:34.340 time this
01:42:34.780 is too
01:42:35.040 important
01:42:35.360 this is far
01:42:35.800 more important
01:42:36.260 than media
01:42:36.720 number two
01:42:38.220 I know
01:42:39.740 all those
01:42:40.260 characters
01:42:40.960 we just
01:42:41.400 discussed
01:42:41.780 I know
01:42:42.140 Marty
01:42:42.540 I know
01:42:43.360 Jay
01:42:43.900 and I
01:42:45.140 know
01:42:45.600 Bobby
01:42:46.080 Kennedy
01:42:46.380 who I
01:42:46.660 know
01:42:46.740 you also
01:42:47.100 know
01:42:47.220 I'm going
01:42:47.600 to personally
01:42:48.320 contact all
01:42:49.060 three of
01:42:49.460 them and
01:42:50.340 do what I
01:42:50.740 can to
01:42:51.220 help you
01:42:52.080 get this
01:42:53.040 in and
01:42:54.340 get the
01:42:55.020 government
01:42:55.260 involved in
01:42:55.880 helping you
01:42:56.360 because this
01:42:56.900 is the
01:42:57.180 cancer moonshot
01:42:57.940 and you've
01:42:58.320 got it
01:42:58.680 like we're
01:42:59.320 well on
01:43:00.120 our way
01:43:00.600 so that's
01:43:02.020 what I'll
01:43:02.240 do and I
01:43:02.980 will do
01:43:03.340 anything else
01:43:03.960 I can to
01:43:04.380 help you
01:43:04.680 doc I'm
01:43:05.740 in awe
01:43:06.100 I'm in awe
01:43:06.560 of what
01:43:06.760 you've done
01:43:07.180 and I'm
01:43:08.000 also deeply
01:43:09.000 saddened that
01:43:09.600 you haven't
01:43:09.980 had a red
01:43:10.360 carpet rolled
01:43:10.900 out for you
01:43:11.400 thank you
01:43:12.540 for doing
01:43:13.340 this
01:43:13.720 well thank
01:43:16.500 you thank
01:43:16.980 you very
01:43:17.260 much and
01:43:17.720 and you've
01:43:18.680 now gone
01:43:19.020 from bio
01:43:19.420 shield to
01:43:19.820 bio strike
01:43:20.320 so Tucker
01:43:20.780 called it
01:43:21.540 bio shield
01:43:21.980 and you're
01:43:22.260 calling it
01:43:22.600 bio strike
01:43:23.100 we call it
01:43:24.360 both
01:43:24.660 I kind of
01:43:27.100 like bio
01:43:27.500 strike that
01:43:27.960 might be
01:43:28.220 better to
01:43:29.220 combat the
01:43:30.360 strike protein
01:43:30.980 among other
01:43:31.480 things thank
01:43:32.340 you thanks doc
01:43:33.340 and I hope
01:43:33.940 we talk again
01:43:34.540 will do
01:43:35.600 thank you
01:43:36.140 wow
01:43:37.260 wow
01:43:38.000 what an
01:43:38.320 unbelievable
01:43:38.680 story
01:43:39.060 unbelievable
01:43:39.500 man
01:43:39.960 we'll have
01:43:41.480 Kelly's court
01:43:41.900 tomorrow
01:43:42.180 we'll see
01:43:42.640 you then
01:43:42.900 thanks for
01:43:46.420 listening to the
01:43:47.000 Megan Kelly
01:43:47.420 show
01:43:47.800 no BS
01:43:48.680 no agenda
01:43:49.440 and no fear
01:43:50.600 are you numb
01:44:02.580 to it yet
01:44:03.020 this spastic
01:44:04.340 economy we're
01:44:04.980 living through
01:44:05.420 where AI is
01:44:06.800 reshaping entire
01:44:07.680 industries and
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01:44:09.220 are shifting under
01:44:09.900 our feet
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