The Shadoe Davis Show - October 27, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Thurs Oct. 26th⧸2023 w⧸ Aids activist Carol Dipaolo


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00:03:30.000 hello and good evening everybody welcome to shadow at night live for thursday october 26th
00:03:39.400 2023 on the show tonight very special guest aids activist and co-founder of the joey paulo
00:03:45.920 aids foundation in the united states carol de paulo is coming on the show and she has some
00:03:51.380 very interesting things to say regarding one dr anthony fauci and we have a story about him
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00:07:33.280 This story comes from Jordan Schachtel, who's got a substack called The Dossier.
00:07:39.760 In it, he says, Anthony Fauci to be awarded with prestigious ethics prize for saving millions of lives.
00:07:50.900 The Inamory International Center for Ethics and Excellence at Case Western Reserve University
00:07:56.020 will award Anthony Fauci with its in-memory Ethics Prize
00:08:01.400 an annual honor given to international leaders
00:08:03.740 whose actions and influence
00:08:06.180 have greatly improved the condition of humankind.
00:08:12.100 This is not a Babylon Bee article.
00:08:14.680 This is really happening.
00:08:16.600 Anthony Fauci, who is unparalleled
00:08:18.400 as the most destructive government bureaucrat
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00:08:22.200 is being awarded an Ethics Prize.
00:08:26.020 ladies and gentlemen. So let's bring her on now, AIDS activist and co-founder of the Joey DiPaolo
00:08:32.900 AIDS Foundation. It's Carol DiPaolo. Carol, thank you so much for coming on tonight. We
00:08:37.880 really appreciate you taking the time. Thank you, Shadow, for having me and for allowing me to
00:08:45.000 share my story um i i have to tell you you know um he should be um charged for killing so many more
00:08:56.920 lives um he shouldn't be getting an award to me he's a he's a whitewashed tombstone you know he
00:09:05.420 looks very prestigious and looks really great on the outside but inside nothing but rotting bones
00:09:10.680 uh you you've had interactions with this man several times uh most notably through the aids
00:09:18.300 years back in the 80s and the early 90s and this all comes from your work with the joey
00:09:23.360 de paulo aids foundation because your son was diagnosed with aids from a bad blood transfusion
00:09:28.720 i believe that was in what 1984 that's correct that's correct he uh he had uh open heart surgery
00:09:37.980 and he received 19 units of blood
00:09:40.800 and one of the units was contaminated
00:09:43.120 with the HIV virus.
00:09:45.420 Of course, the blood wasn't being tested at that point.
00:09:49.300 We were six months shy of the test coming out.
00:09:54.380 So from the time that he had the open heart surgery
00:09:58.620 in 84 to 1988, which brings him to eight years old,
00:10:04.560 he had a lot of complications
00:10:05.660 and they told me he had cancer
00:10:07.240 and he was misdiagnosed. We had a spleen taken out, you know, a lot of things were going wrong.
00:10:11.760 And then in 1988, they knew so much more about AIDS, especially pediatric AIDS. And at that
00:10:20.600 point, you know, I was told since he was exposed to blood via transfusions, that he should have
00:10:29.820 an HIV antibody test done. And we did. I had him take the test. And two weeks later, at that point
00:10:37.980 in time, we had to wait two weeks for the results to come back. It wasn't a fast turnaround time
00:10:42.840 like the PCR tests today. And it came back that he was positive. And I got basically a death
00:10:52.460 sentence with that. I was told he had about a year to live. So he's eight years old. I'm told
00:10:59.280 that at that point he had full-blown AIDS and um I'm also told that he has about a year to live
00:11:07.240 because there was nothing for kids back then there was no no treatments there was no no no drugs that
00:11:13.760 were approved uh they basically what they were doing was they were doing trials on men at that
00:11:20.000 point in time and um women were not being tested and and children were not being tested so there
00:11:27.440 It was basically, it was a death sentence.
00:11:32.420 What was it like for you back then?
00:11:35.720 And by the way, I just want you to know that I did watch the brief movie that was made.
00:11:42.340 I'm not sure when that was made.
00:11:43.560 I think, what, 1996, 1997?
00:11:47.340 Yeah.
00:11:47.980 And it's only like 32, 33 minutes long.
00:11:50.320 I mean, I know that you can't capture that kind of anxiety and that whole thing that you guys went through in 32 or 33 minutes.
00:12:00.580 But what was it like for you at the beginning of this journey?
00:12:04.920 I mean, that's when you went to Christianity.
00:12:08.880 Obviously, it helped to get you through this whole thing at the beginning.
00:12:11.400 But you became a very fierce advocate for your son, obviously.
00:12:15.760 But you were walking through a minefield at that time, Carol.
00:12:18.160 There was absolutely, well, I'm not going to say nothing, but there was very little knowledge as compared to today.
00:12:25.900 Go ahead.
00:12:28.060 Well, first of all, I was a young mother.
00:12:31.100 That's number one.
00:12:32.900 I did accept, I came to Christianity when Joey was only three months old.
00:12:37.580 And that was my anchor through all of this.
00:12:42.680 So I was a young mother.
00:12:44.640 I only have a high school education.
00:12:47.100 I didn't go to college. You know, one minute I'm turning chicken cutlets and the next minute I, you know, I'm faced with this disease that had such a stigma on it.
00:12:57.760 And, you know, when I was given the diagnosis, I was also told that children that had AIDS in a home, that the whole family was at risk of getting it.
00:13:12.220 And again, that was another brain child of Dr. Fauci.
00:13:17.160 So the physician, when he gave me the results, you know, I was told that my younger daughter, who was only five at that time, potentially could have gotten it, that I could have gotten it, my husband could have gotten it, you know, his biological father.
00:13:33.260 So I got to tell you, I was wracked with fear.
00:13:37.200 You know, fear, first of all, that I had this disease that that had such a stigma on it in my own home and fear being told by the physician that I needed to brace myself because we basically the whole family, you know, could come down with this death sentence.
00:13:56.560 So I was told to Clorox everything.
00:13:59.580 So I was Clorox encounters and I was Cloroxing.
00:14:02.660 I, you know.
00:14:04.480 Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
00:14:06.040 sounds like sounds like the beginning of covid yeah exactly um so uh so so the fear the fear was
00:14:16.800 there and uh uh i didn't know where to go uh i i went on a 21 day fast with faith just crying out
00:14:29.320 to god saying you have to let me know what good is going to come out of this and i will accept
00:14:34.740 everything and anything that you give me, whether you take him or whether you grant him grace and
00:14:40.480 he lives, but you have to let me know what good is going to come out of this. And what happened was
00:14:46.820 I went to, I had two options. One option was to take him over the border into Mexico
00:14:55.000 and get him underground drugs. The other option was to try to get him into the National Institutes
00:15:03.200 of Health, because there was a doctor there named Dr. Phil Pizzo, who was, he was the
00:15:10.540 first one that started to do trials on children.
00:15:14.560 So it's a very long story.
00:15:15.620 Let me stop you for just one second there.
00:15:17.240 How old was Joey when all of this was happening, when you were looking for treatments and there
00:15:23.120 was nothing to be found?
00:15:26.500 He was eight.
00:15:28.140 Okay, please continue.
00:15:29.620 He was eight years old.
00:15:31.820 Yeah.
00:15:31.980 so uh so anyway so uh it's it's a very long story and how i got him into nih but i did get him into
00:15:38.960 nih he did not go on uh the first drug was not azt the first drug that he went on was ddi
00:15:47.460 so now uh i'm taking him down to nih of course i we were told not to let anybody know that he
00:15:55.860 was dealing with AIDS because of the stigma that was on it. And so basically he was told that he
00:16:04.220 needed to lie. And what he, what we were telling everybody was that he had a blood disease called
00:16:10.320 idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura, you know, ITP, which is means low blood platelets. And
00:16:16.660 because that was, is what he was originally diagnosed with until we found out that it was,
00:16:21.500 you know, AIDS. Um, and then at one point what happened was he came very close to dying.
00:16:27.880 Uh, he was put into the hospital at this point. He's about maybe, um, let's say I got him into
00:16:34.360 NIH. He was probably just about turning nine when I got him into NIH. Cause it took me about a whole
00:16:41.020 year, uh, to navigate through everything. Um, when I did get him in, uh, I remember that he
00:16:49.660 had a full workup we were there for about two or three months and i came home with bags and bags
00:16:56.140 and bags of of medications that i had to mix because they were trial drugs i had to actually
00:17:01.040 sign papers saying that he could die from these trials um but i had i felt i really had no choice
00:17:09.220 it was either he was going to die from the disease uh or i was going to take my chances
00:17:15.800 and put him on these trial medications.
00:17:19.480 And so what happened was when I got him home,
00:17:21.980 he went into septic shock.
00:17:23.820 He had 106 fever.
00:17:25.720 His kidneys and his organs started to shut down.
00:17:29.080 He had hardly any blood pressure.
00:17:31.140 We rushed him into the hospital.
00:17:32.560 That was another whole big ordeal
00:17:33.780 because back then you couldn't let anybody know,
00:17:36.580 like if you called up an ambulance,
00:17:38.000 you couldn't say that the person
00:17:40.340 who was having the hardship
00:17:44.660 had AIDS because the ambulances weren't coming to pick them up. So anyway, I was able to get
00:17:53.240 him into the hospital and they gave him about 48 hours to live. And it was like God flipped a
00:17:59.500 switch. Everything just turned totally around. And he was granted grace to live, but he came
00:18:07.480 very close to dying. And when that happened, he had said to me, Mom, Mommy, I don't want to live
00:18:15.800 a lie anymore. I don't have ICP. I have AIDS. And if people don't want to be my friend, that's
00:18:23.480 their problem. I don't want to lie. And at that point, I realized, what am I doing to him? He was
00:18:28.340 the adult in the room. And, you know, and that's when I realized that, you know what, I have to be
00:18:34.620 his supporter and i have to stand up and we have to fight and um i just took this out really fast
00:18:42.500 to show this um it says now my school knows that i have aids and that's my cute little kiddo when
00:18:49.500 he's still kind of cute but now he's much older you know um so that's a lot of people carol i'm
00:18:56.240 sorry to interrupt you a lot of people are wondering right now just as i was when you
00:18:59.640 and i spoke on the phone the other day is joey still with us because when you're diagnosed
00:19:04.140 with HIV and then AIDS that young, I think the window for living is, at least back then,
00:19:10.160 what, maybe five years, 10 years maximum, and he's still with us.
00:19:14.960 Yes, he's actually 44 years old. He is married to a retired Jets, New York Jets cheerleader,
00:19:27.420 and they have two little baby girls. Well, not little babies anymore. One is five and one is
00:19:32.580 three. Uh, and his first one, Joey Jade was born on world AIDS day, which is December 1st.
00:19:39.860 So, um, so I'm going to move along the story a little bit when, uh, when we did go public,
00:19:45.780 um, when this article did come out, I was contacted by the gay community
00:19:52.660 and they were the AIDS activists back then. And, um, at that point
00:20:02.580 Ryan White, I believe. And they needed to have a face. So I was I was asked, you know, if Joey
00:20:13.160 would become a spokesperson from for a lot of these different organizations, you know, like
00:20:17.040 Lifebeat, Music Industry Fights AIDS. And, you know, I was involved in ACT UP, you know, silence
00:20:23.580 equals death. You know, I did the marches in Washington, D.C., you know, and the, you know,
00:20:28.840 going to the White House and really being an AIDS activist.
00:20:34.660 And at that point, I was asked to join a group of people that were from the community.
00:20:45.280 They were all gay men, brilliant men.
00:20:50.440 What happened was they were, Dr. Anthony Fauci helped them put this group together
00:20:57.480 called the Community Constituency Group. And they were part of what was called the AIDS Clinical
00:21:03.960 Trials Group in NIH. So what our job was, I was the National Pediatric AIDS Rep for the whole
00:21:11.840 country. And what we would do is we would sit with the researchers when they had these big
00:21:18.680 conferences on AIDS. And my job was to be the liaison between pediatric AIDS, you know, people
00:21:27.140 in the community that were dealing with that and what the researchers were doing.
00:21:32.800 So that's when I had my encounters with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
00:21:37.740 So I was at meetings with him.
00:21:40.540 I sat across the table from him in one meeting where there was only about maybe about, I'd
00:21:47.260 say about 12 of us that were there that day.
00:21:50.520 At that point in time, there was a lot of grumblings that were going on because what
00:21:55.860 happened was Dr. Luc Maillet from the Pasteur Institute in France, he was the one that actually
00:22:04.720 discovered that it was a virus causing this syndrome or these symptoms that was pulling
00:22:13.260 down the immune system. He wrote a whole paper on it. Dr. Fauci and Dr. Gallo, they were able to obtain
00:22:25.860 The work of Dr. Luc Montierre from the Pasteur Institute, and let's say confirmation first.
00:22:34.320 We've lost your audio for a couple of seconds.
00:22:37.020 If you could just back up maybe 10 or 12 seconds and start from there again, please.
00:22:42.480 Okay.
00:22:44.860 So Dr. Luc Montierre from the Pasteur Institute, he was the one who actually discovered HIV
00:22:52.000 in France.
00:22:54.560 And so what happened was Dr. Gallo and Dr. Fauci, they published the work first and said that the National Institutes of Health, that they were the first ones to discover that it was a virus that was causing the acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
00:23:11.980 And so what happened was it went to national, international court, and both France and the United States got joint discovery of HIV.
00:23:25.500 But at that point in time, I was saying to myself, you know, you could, you could, the undertones were that Dr. Luc Montagnier was the first one to discover it was a virus.
00:23:38.160 So there we see Dr. Fauci and Dr. Gallo acting in a way that was not ethical.
00:23:47.380 At least I don't think so.
00:23:50.620 Then what happened as time went on, Joey was getting a little older.
00:23:55.600 Now he's approaching teenage years.
00:23:58.020 And I realized that there were needs that were pertinent to teenagers that were living with the AIDS virus.
00:24:09.840 A lot of these kids did not have families because their moms were infected through perinatal transmission, which means from mother to child.
00:24:20.560 Their moms were basically dead.
00:24:22.880 their extended families were caring for them like grandmothers and you know other relatives a lot of
00:24:31.660 the grandparents did step in but they were elderly a lot of these children had to go into foster care
00:24:37.620 system and what happened was I started the Joey DiPaolo AIDS Foundation and from there I did that
00:24:47.140 for 15 years and under the Joey DePaulo AIDS Foundation for 10 years, I had a summer camp
00:24:53.060 program for teens that were living with AIDS. And I would say about 99.9% of my teenagers
00:25:00.240 were the kids that were born with AIDS. They were left in the hospital. They were called
00:25:07.120 border babies at that point in time back then, which meant that they didn't have family to care
00:25:13.180 for them. So they were left in the hospitals. From there, they would go to different places
00:25:21.200 to be placed. There was one particular institution. It was called the Incarnation Children's
00:25:27.860 Center. And that was in New York. That was in New York. And this particular institution
00:25:35.880 was taking these kids that did not have any families. All their fathers weren't even known.
00:25:43.180 Uh, their grandparents either were too elderly or probably weren't even around anymore.
00:25:47.520 Their moms were dead with AIDS.
00:25:48.840 So they were basically ward of the state.
00:25:51.980 So they went into this incarnation children's center and, um, these were the kids that would
00:26:00.080 come to my summer camp program.
00:26:02.580 And they were very, very sick.
00:26:05.700 Um, you, I, I was able to tell the kids that were being treated who had family members that
00:26:12.040 were able to advocate for them and the kids that were coming from this particular institution
00:26:16.420 because the kids that were coming from this institution they had central lines which you
00:26:22.380 know um feeding tubes they had failure to thrive a lot of them were not were not well uh every year
00:26:29.360 um that i would have this summer camp which was a one week sleep away camp a lot of the children
00:26:35.400 wouldn't return because they succumbed to AIDS and that they passed away. So what happened was
00:26:44.120 the Incarnation Children's Center, the majority of the kids that came to my camp was from this
00:26:50.660 particular institution. And they were very ill. Now I'm going to fast forward you to today's,
00:26:59.240 today you know uh time and this book comes out called the real anthony fauci by robert kennedy
00:27:08.640 so what happened was i i bought this book because i knew dr fauci personally uh in my dealings uh
00:27:17.180 as far as you know with the aids clinical trials group and the community constituency group
00:27:21.100 and i wanted to read about what was going on with him um while i was reading it
00:27:28.460 I come across a portion in the book that talked about the Incarnation Children's Center.
00:27:35.180 And at first I was like, oh, wow, you know, this was the organization, the institution that I would
00:27:40.500 get my summer camp, you know, my summer, my campers would come from this institution. And as I
00:27:46.580 continued to read, I was not aware of what was going on with them. They were being used as lab
00:27:54.440 vibrats. Dr. Fauci and the medical director from the Incarnation Children's Center, they were doing
00:28:02.680 trials on these kids. And these kids did not have anyone advocating for them because they were ward
00:28:08.280 of the state. So if the kids, if they, if, as they started to get a little older, if they didn't want
00:28:15.160 to take the medication, because a lot of these medications were brutal, they had a lot of side
00:28:20.500 effects, if the kids would give them a hard time, as far as when they were administered
00:28:27.900 the drugs, what they would do is they would be threatened with having a central line put
00:28:33.600 in, and a lot of them had central lines put in, so that the medication would bypass the
00:28:38.480 oral route, and it would be pumped right into their system.
00:28:42.260 Carol, how did you find out, how did you find this information?
00:28:47.120 Were the kids telling you this, or did you have to find it out from somebody else?
00:28:51.800 How did this information come your way?
00:28:55.840 No, no, I knew that they were being treated.
00:28:58.880 They had IV polls.
00:29:04.540 They came to my camps.
00:29:06.420 However, it was when I read this book, when I was reading about the Incarnation Children's Center in this,
00:29:14.100 then I realized what was happening to my campus.
00:29:17.120 to my kids that were coming to my camp you know I was when I put Joey on a trial at NIH
00:29:24.720 I signed on the line I was his advocate these kids had no advocates you know they had no one
00:29:33.280 fighting for them saying you know what time out they're too sick I'm taking them off the trial
00:29:39.200 they didn't have that so Dr. Fauci and this medical director they were able to do whatever
00:29:46.160 they want they had basically unlimited power to do whatever they want with these kids and that's
00:29:52.700 why a lot of my kids never came back to camp because they were dying you know they were dying
00:29:58.440 from from the trials themselves um so i found out years later um what was happening to my to my summer
00:30:07.540 to my campers which only made me even more angry at dr fauci is there any action that can be taken
00:30:18.100 because now that you've put two and two together even if it's after all these years there must be
00:30:23.220 something that you can do aside from coming on shows like mine and talking about this and i
00:30:29.340 certainly hope this show gets out to as many people as we can possibly get it out to because
00:30:33.520 guys this is incredibly important information this man is not a hero he is a monster
00:30:40.420 can you get a lawyer let's put it this way
00:30:45.400 Robert Kennedy is a lawyer you know and he's the one that wrote this so so if there was anything
00:30:55.560 that was found you know that was that that was a fallacy in this book I'm sure Dr. Fauci would
00:31:00.720 have um he would have taken legal action on this and he didn't and you know why because it's true
00:31:09.020 you know we we have been reading stories
00:31:13.660 we've been reading stories now
00:31:17.840 discernment is a very big thing in our world and um there are a lot of different
00:31:26.260 news agencies and publications out there some that just spout misinformation others are more
00:31:32.140 factual with the information that they print and put out to people daily but there was a story
00:31:39.540 that came out a couple of weeks ago from a less than trustworthy very right-wing magazine that
00:31:45.820 talked about a graveyard being found in new york city with hundreds of kids in it and nobody
00:31:56.040 knows where they came from and so then people started investigating and putting two and two
00:32:00.220 together and could these be those kids that you were just talking about
00:32:04.700 i wouldn't be surprised
00:32:09.380 they had no family
00:32:12.740 this is crimes against humanity yes it is so he should not be getting an award
00:32:22.960 he should be having a sentence he should be he should be uh this should be just you know vindication
00:32:31.520 so you know and and i'm sorry go ahead go ahead yeah yeah uh you know when when i saw when i saw
00:32:43.340 at that time president trump was standing at the podium and i saw dr fauci and dr dr bricks and and
00:32:52.000 and Dr. Redfield standing behind then-President Trump,
00:32:58.080 I have to tell you,
00:33:00.240 it was almost like reliving the whole AIDS epidemic all over again.
00:33:07.680 You know, a leopard doesn't change its spots.
00:33:10.800 The fear factor was there.
00:33:12.940 And I told my husband, I said, anything that this man says to do,
00:33:16.160 we will do the total opposite.
00:33:17.680 You know, the standing six feet apart and standing on circles and the wear a mask, don't wear a mask, wear three masks.
00:33:27.100 This is not science.
00:33:29.240 He is not science.
00:33:31.880 You know, and picking, for instance, back in the time of AIDS, he picked AZT as the first drug, you know, by borough welcomes to be given.
00:33:44.260 Do you know how many people died from that drug alone?
00:33:46.280 you know the people that were taking it and he did the same thing with covid he he took a drug
00:33:52.720 remdesivir and that's the drug that is given to people who have aids that are hospitalized and
00:34:00.720 what it does is it puts them into heart failure um they their lungs end up filling with fluid
00:34:06.460 their kidneys end up you know being affected by it and what do they do they put them on a ventilator
00:34:11.520 And then from a ventilator, they move over to a body bag.
00:34:15.500 You know, why in heaven's name would you pick remdesivir?
00:34:19.640 Why would you pick a deadly drug and have this be the protocol in every single hospital, probably around the globe?
00:34:28.500 I'm sorry, I get really angry.
00:34:31.040 Oh, that's all right.
00:34:31.620 And then we've had drugs like ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, vilified in the left-wing corporate media on late-night talk shows and television shows, things that have been proven to work.
00:34:44.000 And they come out with this experimental.
00:34:45.900 I mean, did you know instantly, Carol, when this whole thing started back in early 2020, did you know once Fauci first appeared that this was all a scam?
00:34:57.780 Absolutely.
00:34:59.140 Absolutely.
00:34:59.660 it didn't take me two weeks to know, you know, I'm going to close down for two weeks. Everyone
00:35:03.400 closed down for two weeks. He is not a physician. He is a bureaucrat, you know, and it's really,
00:35:17.820 really unfortunate because everybody just followed lockstep in what this man said to do.
00:35:24.120 They put him on a pedestal, but that's what happened in AIDS. You know, what happened with
00:35:28.480 AIDS is, he was, he was basically, he was new on, on the job, you know, as director of the
00:35:34.940 National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases. And he knew he had to pacify these
00:35:43.140 group, this group of people, which was the gay community. And you got to remember the gay
00:35:47.820 community, they were, they were men that were affluent. They were intelligent. They were
00:35:55.960 articulate, you know, Larry Kramer and all of these people that started ACT UP, you know,
00:36:03.860 silence equals death and, you know, the ones that were on the forefront of this. Dr. Fauci knew.
00:36:10.820 He's a wise monopoly player. He knew what he needed to do was he need to gain favor
00:36:17.880 in their eyes. And he did. And then what happened after that, they put him on a pedestal
00:36:24.520 back then he was considered you know um the god of aids you know um anthony fauci because he threw
00:36:33.920 them a bone or two you know little do they know that they that he he chose a drug that probably
00:36:41.220 buried more than they can even imagine and it's the same thing that happened in covid
00:36:46.600 you know he was put on time magazine he's casting out the first baseball at a at a at a baseball
00:36:53.460 game. I mean, give me a break.
00:36:57.140 Carol, I know you've probably spent some time thinking about this. I know many of us have.
00:37:02.080 I have. I'm sure many of the viewers have who are watching tonight. Never mind what he was like back
00:37:09.360 then when you first met him and all of the aides. And there were plenty of controversies all through
00:37:14.440 the 80s. He must have been bad then. But 30 years, 35 years on as a career bureaucrat, as you point
00:37:23.140 out. Not a doctor, not a scientist, a career bureaucrat. Imagine the power that he has amassed
00:37:29.300 in those years and all that time passing and all of the buttons that he can push and the levers
00:37:34.620 that he can pull to make sure he gets his way. But let me ask you a question. Why is he doing
00:37:42.100 this? Is this about money and power or is it something else in your opinion?
00:37:46.940 um i think it's demonic
00:37:51.980 i think he's a narcissist
00:37:56.460 um i think that there's probably a place that's going to be waiting for him if he does not get
00:38:04.460 if the justification is not done on this side of heaven he's got to stand before god almighty
00:38:10.840 And he's going to have to answer for the lives that were lost, both in the AIDS epidemic and during COVID.
00:38:19.360 I mean, you just think about all of the elderly people that were, you know, died lonely in nursing homes or basically in hospitals where they didn't have their families by their bedside.
00:38:31.840 bedside uh it's crimes against humanity i i think that's like really that that's very flowery speech
00:38:41.960 um these people they they need to stand trial for what they did and why is he doing this power
00:38:53.840 power
00:38:56.400 why do you say these people untouchable yeah are these people more than fauci are we talking
00:39:05.660 about all of his minions all scattered through nih and and the cdc or are we talking about
00:39:11.080 absolutely it's it's uh it's it's the cdc it's the pharma big pharma i mean
00:39:20.120 it's it's it's it's big pharma it's bill gates it's um it's fauci it's the people that run you
00:39:29.920 know different systems like the medicare system or you know i see a food and drug administration
00:39:35.680 it's the center for disease control it's all your three-letter institutions it's power you know
00:39:42.680 it's power and it's money you know you know they say follow the money you know that that's exactly
00:39:48.520 what it is. Lives, lives don't really matter. You know, you know, you know, yeah, I'm going to even
00:39:56.640 back you up even a little bit. We took, I took a court case out against the Greater New York Blood
00:40:03.940 Bank, who is where my son had gotten the contaminated blood. And I was told that there
00:40:13.040 were a lot of people that did want to file suits and, and did want to go to court, but they were
00:40:20.040 paid. They were paid to be silent. You know, even though they had a loved one that, that died
00:40:26.040 because they were either hemophiliacs or they were whole blood transfusion cases. And Dr. Don
00:40:33.620 Francis, actually there was a movie called The Band Played On that was about him. Okay. He came
00:40:40.700 and he testified at my son's trial and we took the greater New York blood bank to court and we won
00:40:48.260 and I remember going to lunch with Dr. Don Francis and he said to me he said to me Carol I got to
00:40:57.920 tell you something he said it took two dollars and two minutes and we could have saved so many lives
00:41:05.260 if they would have done a test that cost two dollars to test for hepatitis b they would have
00:41:11.460 been able to capture a lot of blood that was contaminated and either move it aside for for
00:41:18.700 testing or discard it but instead the blood banking industry figured you know what so if we
00:41:27.560 have to pay a few people you know lawsuits or whatever we're making a lot of money so what
00:41:34.700 they did was they silenced Dr. Don Francis and they told him to keep his mouth shut. And he told
00:41:40.760 me a story about how he banged his fist on the table. And he said, how many lives have to be
00:41:45.700 taken before you do something? Now I know firsthand about all this because I went to lunch with the
00:41:52.120 man and he testified at my son's trial. So, so there it goes. And it just shows you the power
00:41:59.800 of mammon, the power of money, you know, the love of money, you know, the Bible says it's the love
00:42:06.480 of money. That's the root of all evil. And that's what it is. You know, it's they, they, they power
00:42:13.440 and money and pride. They all go hand in hand and lives. What does lives matter to them? What's the
00:42:21.140 cost of a life? Well, we go back in time when you were advocating so heavily, almost on a daily
00:42:27.680 basis probably every minute for your son and his health and his condition what was it like
00:42:33.180 battling the medical system back then well first of all there was no drugs for for kids when i when
00:42:41.700 i finally did get him into the national institutes of health um i kind of muddied up their study
00:42:47.720 because i didn't trust them you got to realize joey got aids because of the medical industry
00:42:53.040 you know but i i was desperate i you know when you're desperate and you're fearful
00:43:00.840 you will do everything and anything and especially if if it's your child right so what happened was
00:43:08.180 um i was half dosing a lot of the medicines that that you know the trial drugs that i was giving
00:43:14.260 him i was half dosing it um i i had him on alternative stuff you know so i had him on you
00:43:21.100 know acidophilus and i had him on al-721 and i was getting things uh through the underground
00:43:28.000 you know and one of them was uh dextrin sulfate and another another one was al-721 which was like
00:43:33.740 an egg lipid that was in a sachet you know like a little look like a ketchup you know um plastic
00:43:40.460 ketchup thing and um i this yeah this so i went underground so i was giving him underground drugs
00:43:48.800 along with, you know, stuff that he was taking via NIH.
00:43:54.680 So did you have to, I mean, you did do lawsuits, obviously.
00:43:59.820 You just told us about one, but were there more than just one?
00:44:02.940 Was there more than just one lawsuit?
00:44:04.760 Did you have to go to court?
00:44:06.060 Was it a constant thing?
00:44:07.540 Like, what was the battling like?
00:44:08.920 Like when you were fighting with these people, like, was there a lot?
00:44:12.660 It must have been a lot of yelling, screaming, crying.
00:44:14.820 um well um i i had uh there wasn't really a lawyers lawyers were not they didn't want to
00:44:23.160 touch this case with a 10-foot pole and uh what happened was i had there was one lawyer his name
00:44:28.360 was rob jenner uh he was in maryland uh i was at nih with joey um it's it's a very very long story
00:44:37.520 there was a a boy who was dying and his family they were from iran their family came to me and
00:44:44.760 said, you know, we can't help, you know, our relative, our kid. What are you doing for your
00:44:52.400 son? And I was like, well, I tried getting a lawyer, but, you know, none of the lawyers wanted
00:44:57.500 to touch us with a 10-foot pole. So they said, well, look, call up this lawyer. He was out in
00:45:02.680 Washington State. He's dealing with hemophiliacs. So I called the lawyer and he said to me, I'm
00:45:09.280 sorry your son is not a hemophiliac it's a whole blood case but there is one lawyer on the east
00:45:14.900 coast um who i think may take your case now it could have been anywhere from new york to florida
00:45:22.160 and here i am in bethesda maryland my son is is being treated at nih and i find out that the
00:45:30.280 lawyer was three stops away from where nih was so i boarded the metro and i took my son he was like
00:45:37.880 you know, nine years old, took my son, and we went and we sat with Rob Jenner, who was the lawyer,
00:45:46.180 and it took us 10 years to bring this to court, and as a matter of fact, the whole case is on,
00:45:52.460 it's documented on court TV. It was about 13 weeks long. They had a lot of
00:46:01.720 professionals that came in that, you know, they were against us. And what happened was
00:46:11.300 we ended up actually, you know, winning the case, but, but there were five defendants that we were
00:46:17.020 actually suing, you know, so it was the hospital, it was a surgeon, it was the cardiologist.
00:46:24.240 It was the, the blood banking, you know, the blood, the blood bank. And what happened was
00:46:29.640 we had a settlement with the hospital and with the cardiologist. I'm sorry, with the surgeon.
00:46:36.000 So it was the cardiologist and the blood bank that we actually took to court.
00:46:41.200 The cardiologist was found, I guess, innocent of everything, but the blood bank was held
00:46:49.220 responsible. It's so interesting. We've got a man up here in Canada whose son died from the vaccine.
00:46:56.660 and um what happened was he took his case to the canadian government because trudeau created a fund
00:47:05.900 for vaccine injured people before the vaccine was ever released but to get funding from this fund
00:47:13.140 for anybody who's been vaccine injured you have to prove you got to go through hoop after hoop
00:47:17.620 after hoop you got to prove that the vaccine injury is permanent that it's not going anywhere
00:47:22.380 or you have to prove that it was caused by the vaccine at all.
00:47:26.340 And the doctors are terrified of signing off to say,
00:47:31.940 yeah, this is absolutely vaccine-induced,
00:47:34.160 this death or this disfigurement or this new malady
00:47:36.740 this person never had before taking these shots.
00:47:39.240 So what this man had to do was go to the United States from Canada,
00:47:44.260 go to the United States and see an American doctor
00:47:46.600 so that he could get this verified,
00:47:48.720 that his son did, in fact, die from the vaccine.
00:47:51.840 now he comes back up to canada and he's suing pfizer for 35 million dollars and this is a case
00:48:00.140 that could probably go on for the next 10 years as you point out do you think that it's even worse
00:48:05.560 today than it was 30 years ago when you were fighting uh with all of the medical industry
00:48:12.040 um first of all farmers behind it that's number one and they have a lot of money
00:48:21.560 They are considered, they're Goliath
00:48:24.680 They're fighting a Goliath
00:48:26.160 And number two, think of all of the physicians
00:48:28.780 That bought into this whole thing
00:48:33.380 This whole plandemic
00:48:34.860 How they bought, you know
00:48:36.920 There was one PA that I had a discussion with
00:48:40.880 And this is very early on in the COVID
00:48:44.500 You know, pandemic or plandemic
00:48:48.180 And what happened was
00:48:49.820 this is when they were, you know, putting people on ventilators and then they were dying by the
00:48:56.420 score. And I said to him, we had a long conversation. I said to him, how could you be
00:49:01.780 doing the same thing over and over and over again and getting the same results, but yet you keep
00:49:07.120 doing it? You know, that's the definition of insanity. And I don't know if it's just that
00:49:14.400 they were blinded by this, but I know that a lot of doctors were threatened. Their, their licenses
00:49:21.380 were taken away from them. Um, their, their whole career, you know, everything that they worked for
00:49:27.160 their whole life could have taken, be taken from them in a snap, you know? So I'm not surprised,
00:49:35.620 you know, I, I actually, I w I would be surprised if they do have doctors to come forward
00:49:40.680 to fight on their behalf because they're bought out and if they're not bought out they're fearful
00:49:46.480 they're fearful do you feel like it's turning around a little bit at least now i mean you're
00:49:52.860 you're in florida down there were things uh weren't all that bad at all i'm going to say for
00:49:57.560 the three years that covid was a thing because ron de santis is your governor but up here in
00:50:02.420 canada oh my god it it has been locked down and the people up here the attitude is yeah i even
00:50:10.520 still you know you see people driving in their cars by themselves with a mask on
00:50:14.420 so I notice things are turning around up here
00:50:18.480 but what about down there yeah I have to say that
00:50:24.340 I think that there are more people that are
00:50:28.600 I think going to be very cautious when the next thing comes around
00:50:34.220 I know that people are not going
00:50:38.400 for their boosters as um readily as they as they were you know uh in in the past so what's happening
00:50:47.240 is if you're following pfizer their stocks are going down you know they're losing money because
00:50:53.320 people people don't trust anymore and as a matter of fact even with the childhood schedule you know
00:50:59.680 with the with the uh the shots that they want to give to children uh even even now there are parents
00:51:05.740 that are starting to question and say, you know, are these really safe?
00:51:11.520 You know, and I think that we should question.
00:51:14.260 We should question everything.
00:51:18.840 I don't think we should take anything at face value ever again.
00:51:22.780 You know, we need to be cautious.
00:51:25.760 We need to have our eyes open.
00:51:27.780 We need to get away from the regular mainstream media
00:51:32.180 because I think they're doing a world of damage.
00:51:35.740 People need to shut that crap off and they need to turn into shows like the Shadow Davis show, you know, and shows like you, you know, you think the media is doing this on purpose or do they not know any better?
00:51:50.580 There's a great quote from Putin the other day that said if the media knows they're doing this, they're evil.
00:51:56.840 And if they don't know they're doing this, then they're stupid. And that's what Putin said, for goodness sakes.
00:52:05.740 you know there's a thing called uh project mockingbird you know where all of the news
00:52:12.220 is saying the same exact thing no matter what station that you put on you know they're all
00:52:16.740 saying they're all talking heads saying the same exact thing so as far as i'm concerned
00:52:21.960 um i think they're a tool of satan himself i think they're evil
00:52:26.800 is the uh how do you give how do you give go ahead go ahead go ahead guys if you're wondering
00:52:36.160 why this is happening we've got a bit of a delay tonight carol and i've got a delay there's about
00:52:40.520 a two or three second delay so we can't really interact so much even though we can see and hear
00:52:44.880 each other she can't hear me for three seconds after i finish talking so that's why we've got
00:52:49.680 the problem tonight i was just going to ask if the joey de paulo aids foundation is still a thing
00:52:54.260 I think you guys have merged it with Camp TLC, if I'm correct, right?
00:52:59.780 Yeah, well, Camp TLC, Camp Teens Living a Challenge, that was my program that was under the Joey DiPaolo AIDS Foundation.
00:53:07.480 And so what happened was, you know, this is several decades ago.
00:53:11.340 I handed it over to another woman in California.
00:53:15.560 She dissolved the Joey DiPaolo AIDS Foundation.
00:53:18.760 However, Camp TLC is still going on, but it's not it's not teens living a challenge. It's together living a challenge. And she she basically the campus for backstretch kids, poor kids, kids with cancer.
00:53:39.080 You know, so she services a more broad, you know, diversified need.
00:53:48.760 You were saying something before I interrupted you with the three or four second delay there.
00:53:53.160 Can you get back to that?
00:53:57.240 I believe we were talking about the media.
00:54:00.600 Yeah.
00:54:00.780 What I was saying was, you know, how do these people, these newscasters get on?
00:54:07.800 And look, the American people, the Canadian people, wherever you are on the globe, because I believe they're all working together.
00:54:18.080 Look their watchers, you know, the people that are watching them, and blatantly lie.
00:54:30.540 You know, so if you could say something like that, you're an accessory to the crime.
00:54:35.540 You know, you're just as evil as the FDA, the CDC, you know, and all the rest of those three-letter institutions.
00:54:42.340 institutions.
00:54:44.920 Carol, thank you for taking the time and coming on the show tonight.
00:54:48.360 We really appreciate you telling the story.
00:54:50.380 And I'm wondering if maybe you have a book in the works.
00:54:52.860 Is there anything that you're going to write down and tell your story or is
00:54:56.400 that Joey's job?
00:54:59.900 No, no, no. You have a ghost writer.
00:55:04.300 I'm really bad in English.
00:55:07.300 You know, I, you know,
00:55:12.340 I have written a lot already. I don't know. You know, it's really God's will. You know, I would like to get the story out there. I would like to have my story told. But I think, you know, writing it, you know, as me being a writer, I'm not proficient in that, you know.
00:55:32.880 but if it can help people
00:55:35.840 and if it can open up people's eyes
00:55:37.520 even after I leave this world
00:55:40.060 I would love to have a book
00:55:43.020 Carol thank you
00:55:45.660 for coming on the show tonight
00:55:46.940 we really appreciate it
00:55:48.140 and have a great rest of your night
00:55:50.280 thank you
00:55:52.860 God bless you
00:55:53.540 there is Carol DePaulo
00:55:56.920 she is a former AIDS activist
00:55:58.740 obviously working on behalf of her son
00:56:00.740 back in the 1980s
00:56:01.980 And then, interestingly, I found that story to be very interesting, considering that she had face to face contact with Anthony Fauci more than once.
00:56:13.360 And she saw what he was doing back then, but wasn't sure until she read it in RFK's book, The Real Anthony Fauci.
00:56:21.820 and now she knows and perhaps and you you may have heard me talking about this last week on the show
00:56:27.620 regarding that story about those graves being found in new york city which is where all of
00:56:34.980 this happened by the way because at that time carol was living in brooklyn and staten island
00:56:39.040 and that's where the kids were coming from to get to her summer camp through the joey de paulo aids
00:56:45.820 Foundation, the TLC. And when the kids didn't come back the next year, she was just pointing out
00:56:52.920 she had to assume that they had died because they were so sickly.
00:56:58.960 But they were wards of the state. So where were they buried?
00:57:04.700 So I understand that story. I think the people's voice may have written that story. I understand
00:57:10.980 that story headline sounded so hyperbolic when it came out a couple of weeks ago.
00:57:16.780 But there is, in my opinion anyway, some absolute truth to that.
00:57:23.080 These kids were essentially murdered.
00:57:27.640 And the person with blood on his hands more than anybody, even though everybody down the line is culpable,
00:57:33.500 is Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is receiving an award, as we told you at the beginning of the show.
00:57:41.160 So, the Inamori International Center for Ethics in Excellence at Case Western Reserve University
00:57:48.340 will award Dr. Anthony Fauci with its Inamori Ethics Prize, an annual honor given to international
00:57:55.100 leaders whose actions and influence have greatly improved the condition of mankind.
00:58:03.040 When does the world actually find out what really happened?
00:58:08.740 i know that there are many of you watching this right now that just said never shadow it's not
00:58:17.060 happening i think you're wrong the truth always comes out it's just not going to happen all at
00:58:24.040 once guys we're not going to have that that moment that day where the light bulb goes on and the
00:58:29.140 entire world wakes up and goes aha no it's going to keep coming out in trickles trickles and trickles
00:58:38.460 until finally we have won the hearts and minds.
00:58:42.480 And I can tell you this from the things I noticed.
00:58:45.000 For example, yesterday, we're going to get into this poll in just a second.
00:58:49.540 But yesterday, Pierre Polyev did the second reading of Bill C-278,
00:58:55.720 which was a bill against vaccine mandates for employment and for travel,
00:59:00.100 which the liberal NDP coalition shut down yesterday afternoon.
00:59:04.400 But after House of Commons question period was over yesterday,
00:59:08.460 Trudeau and his minions, and by the way, Trudeau told Pierre Polyev he was wearing a tinfoil hat yesterday,
00:59:14.220 which means, by association, that he still thinks that there are millions of Canadians who are tinfoil hat wearers,
00:59:21.780 even though he claims to have not insulted the unvaccinated Canadians.
00:59:28.040 And I did all that for you on the show last night.
00:59:31.940 But they all went on X slash Twitter or Facebook or wherever they happened to have their biggest account,
00:59:37.100 and they started calling Pierre Polyev a conspiracy theorist because of Bill C-278.
00:59:43.140 They said the anti-vaccine bill.
00:59:44.900 And I, of course, was responding to many of those on X today.
00:59:48.240 It was not an anti-vaccine bill.
00:59:50.260 You see, this is where Polyev has to be careful.
00:59:52.240 He is riding very high in the polls right now.
00:59:55.160 And we're going to show you the results of the latest poll by Alice in just a second.
00:59:59.100 But he does not want to give any of that up.
01:00:01.780 There's still a lot of people in the middle on this, guys.
01:00:05.440 I'm going to say I used to say 40 percent. There were 20 percent on our side, 20 percent left wing extremists, mask wearers.
01:00:12.460 What did I used to call them? The the the branch covidians, remember?
01:00:17.420 And then there was 40 percent in the middle. Well, I think now that middle is smaller.
01:00:21.180 Most of the people from the middle have come to our side. I'm going to say 30 percent in the middle.
01:00:25.520 20 percent or less on the other side we are now slowly getting the majority at least on this
01:00:33.620 particular issue so we have to keep going with this as the information continues to come out
01:00:39.260 and people are becoming more and more aware of what these things are and what they were when
01:00:44.620 they took them in the first place and i think a lot of the reason people don't want to know the
01:00:49.420 truth is because they don't want to know what's flying around in their body right now or they
01:00:54.020 should be thanking their lucky stars they didn't get some kind of weird reaction from it and i hope
01:01:00.800 they don't but we're only midterm in this experiment right now there are no long-term
01:01:08.540 results it's still in experimental stages even as they continue to bring out new versions of this
01:01:15.880 every few months. All right, here is the latest poll from Palace. As you can see,
01:01:23.720 the Conservative Party of Canada has its biggest lead yet over the Liberals. 43 percent of decided
01:01:32.020 and leaning voters favor the Conservative Party. 26 percent, believe it or not, believe the Liberal
01:01:39.700 party would be the best choice 16 for the ndp the block gets seven and the green gets three
01:01:46.640 where's the ppc you might be asking they're even lower than the green party so let's go through
01:01:53.080 this province by province it's down well that's just a different show on us
01:02:01.840 but now we're going to have to go through this all right so
01:02:05.180 Okay, so this is by
01:02:10.420 province.
01:02:20.540 All right.
01:02:25.500 So
01:02:26.140 conservatives have 39%
01:02:30.260 in BC. The liberals have
01:02:32.140 21%. The NDP have got
01:02:33.920 23 percent the greens have got six the ppc have got seven percent in bc in alberta 71 percent
01:02:45.400 conservative 15 percent liberal nine percent ndp two percent green only 1.8 percent ppc saskatchewan
01:02:53.300 manitoba 41 percent conservative 13 percent liberal 22 percent ndp uh 2.7 percent for the
01:03:01.120 Greens. 13.8% for the PPC. In Ontario, this is, I really don't like saying this in front of
01:03:10.560 Westerners, but we have to face facts. Ontario is the most populous province in our country,
01:03:16.560 15 million people. Therefore, they're going to have the most seats in the House of Commons.
01:03:21.260 Obviously, it's representation by population. 40% for the CPC there in Ontario. 30% somehow
01:03:28.060 still for the liberals uh the ndp has got 18 the greens got 3.8 the ppc with 1.7 quebec look at
01:03:36.540 this the cpc is leading over the block and the liberal party by three percent and then over here
01:03:44.620 in atlantic canada the conservatives hold an eight-point lead over the liberals of course this
01:03:49.020 is only one poll even though they did poll 1500 people which is larger than most you can go to
01:03:55.900 338canada.ca to see all the aggregate polling from the last six or seven months, which shows
01:04:02.920 Pierre Polyev and the Conservative Party of Canada leading well ahead of the Liberals.
01:04:09.320 Now, having said that, after what Polyev said in the House of Commons yesterday, that could
01:04:15.020 affect his polling one way or the other. We don't know exactly. If I'm right and those people in
01:04:22.400 the middle have come over to our side, re-vax mandates and all of that, his numbers could go
01:04:26.800 even higher in the next poll or they could come down, but it's not going to be by much
01:04:31.980 because people's biggest concern right now is actually being able to afford things. This
01:04:37.920 inflation is absolutely incredibly ridiculous. I know there is no political solution,
01:04:46.000 but as Carol was pointing out tonight, and this is something that we should all consider too,
01:04:52.400 more of us and i know it's disappointing when we see election results with only 50 or 60 percent
01:04:59.260 of the people voting and when they do vote 30 percent of them or 40 percent of them don't even
01:05:03.700 know who they're voting for they're just voting for a color or a party so we that's on us all
01:05:09.880 right we have to get out there and try to educate as many people as we possibly can and we have to
01:05:15.100 find colorful ways to do it entertaining ways to do it without influencing right just saying
01:05:22.000 guys please understand that when you vote for something and your vote does count when you vote
01:05:28.660 for something or somebody that is affecting you and you've seen well i know it's not how could
01:05:35.580 you say voting doesn't matter oh yeah well here's what you did you voted in this government that
01:05:41.080 shut you down that told you that you couldn't have any more than two people over for christmas
01:05:46.720 and they also told you that grandma has to be alone for christmas in her home you can't go
01:05:52.000 give her a hug they told you that they took your freedom away yeah but it was all based upon
01:05:58.520 uh you know keeping us safe no no no no no it wasn't we know that for a fact
01:06:05.480 it's been written about six foot distancing what a joke masks again what a joke the vaccine please
01:06:14.240 nothing they did mattered at all when it came to mitigating this
01:06:20.820 it was like it could like trying to stop a blizzard in mid or an earthquake you can't
01:06:30.120 you just got to ride it out and then pick up the pieces when it's over
01:06:34.240 but they made people believe they could do something and that made people like them
01:06:42.040 but now it's turning on them i think that a lot of trudeau's terrible polling numbers
01:06:49.900 has to do with the fact that he misled people not just about the vaccines or about calling
01:06:56.180 canadians names it has to do with his basic dishonesty but we have to convince people that
01:07:03.760 their vote matters that's important and those of us who are awake now we can't go back to sleep
01:07:09.140 We have to get right in the face of city councillors, town councillors, school trustees especially, MLAs, MPPs, and MPs.
01:07:20.100 We have to put them on notice that if they don't do the things that we, the people, want them to do, then we're going to find a way to get it done without them.
01:07:29.700 That's what Manitoba Stronger Together is all about.
01:07:32.700 Ken Drysdale's project, or the Alberta Prosperity Project, or Take Back Alberta, or Unified Grassroots.
01:07:38.620 out of Saskatchewan. It's about getting people like you, like me, together under one umbrella
01:07:45.000 and saying, that's enough. And if we get enough people together and we show the government those
01:07:53.260 numbers, they're going to have to do what we want them to do, or they'll be defeated by a whole new
01:08:00.180 party, whatever it happens to be called.
01:08:06.280 Now, I know you might be thinking, come on, man, you're dreaming.
01:08:12.460 We saw what we could do at the Freedom Convoy when we all get together and decide we're
01:08:18.160 going to do it.
01:08:19.300 And we can do it again.
01:08:20.640 And we can do it bigger and better.
01:08:23.280 Like this Lesley Lewis petition, for example.
01:08:25.760 I think it's got 44,000 signatures right now.
01:08:28.660 Get on there and sign it.
01:08:30.920 But, Shadow, I mean, if I sign it, I still have to electronically verify, which means I have to get an email.
01:08:35.980 Yeah, I know. It's going to take you all of 43 seconds. That's rough.
01:08:39.980 Come on, guys. Sign the thing. It's not going to hurt you.
01:08:44.280 But the government's going to know my email address.
01:08:46.680 OK, so what? Like they don't already know it?
01:08:49.540 At this point, they know what they want to know about us.
01:08:54.380 They can freeze your bank account if you're a bad girl or boy.
01:08:58.960 So what is signing a petition going to do now?
01:09:03.160 All right, that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:09:05.620 I want to thank Carol DiPaolo for coming on and sharing her story regarding the real Anthony Fauci.
01:09:12.700 I am the science.
01:09:15.900 I'll catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock central for another Shadow at Night livestream.
01:09:21.120 Until then, have a great rest of your night, a great day tomorrow.
01:09:24.120 I love you all, and I will talk to you soon.
01:09:26.420 Bye for now.
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