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There you go, ladies and gentlemen. Perfect. Perfect.
Yes. Now we're in the mood. Thank you, Dave. Jennifer. Yep.
I do have to do a little housekeeping a pre announcement
for anyone our artists are listening yes any any art that
has a picture Bill Gates on it is rejected by me automatically.
Well, luckily the art generators back up again. Now what
happened?
Chinese it's so obvious we're like the only podcast is
hounding the Chinese for taking over the media there's joinI put
us out of business you know it's took the website down yesterday
took cosmic weenie down Yeah. Then next thing you know the art
generators down I don't know if Mark had any issues, but they're
a little harder. Now.
Well, Mark, Mark, Mark. Mark has everything all said he he's he's
aware of it hasn't seen anything that's void zero. By the way.
The Art Generator was down any show notes, which is interesting
because that is a that's an Amazon s3 bucket. I doubt they
were taking Amazon down. But maybe Amazon had to reroute or
something so that it would take a while it wouldn't always
connect. But that was very odd. So I think you're right, and
it's as preposterous as it sounds.
It is.
It really sounds preposterous, but i That was the first thing
that popped into my head who's doing this, it's not so much
from Reddit who just hates us you got to you've got to get an
actual rather bitch and moan. You got to get a bot network
running and stuff. You know, you gotta work gotta get exactly.
It's much more fun to post under multiple accounts instead of
DDoS attacks. So we've got to get a botnet set up. So maybe,
maybe, maybe maybe that was it was very odd, though. Yeah, big
player. By the way, the CDC and World Health Organisation are
now recommending in addition to face masks and gloves, that we
should all wear blindfolds to protect us from seeing what's
really going on. I think that's a good recommendation.
Probably not a bad idea.
But the machine finally got some, some feed it got some
bleach, the big massive media machine finally finally they got
one that they could just just vilify the president over 234566
for the Zephyr we're down. We're down ladies and gentlemen. But
we had what was the did we have a fiver
Know the fibre was going the other way with some other train.
Okay,
so But six is the is well, except for nozette For six cars
is the economic indicator for today? Yeah, not great. I'm
really happy I saw your clips your clip listen, I'm really
happy you got Dr. Erickson definitely want to get to that
and I'm glad you did that.
Well, before we do anything can I play this one clip? Because
this is an outlier. Because I'm listening to this clip it's on
for Al Jazeera and I have not heard any of this the big
meeting of all the g7 and the G 20s are all going to get
together and they're going to form one world government and
they're going to do really, they're going to do this.
They're going to do that they had Angular Merkel was at the
meeting and she's on the screen trying to talk and and I'm
listening to this globalist pitch I'm saying Why has our
media specifically. And the hint has already been delivered
earlier. Why is our media completely ignoring this
information? This is the unknown globalist pitch.
It's been called a landmark collaboration. The World Health
Organisation heads of government and research bodies came
together to coordinate the fight against COVID 19. They've
pledged to work together to find a vaccine and make sure everyone
has equal access to treatments and diagnostic tests. But the
United States isn't taking part. President Donald Trump has
accused the who of Miss handling the crisis. We'll bring in our
guests in a moment to discuss the challenges ahead first, this
report from our diplomatic editor, James bass, it's just
the place you would have expected in previous times to
have seen us leadership, a global crisis and world leaders
coming together with a response, not the idea of this event to
coordinate the search for a vaccine testing and treatments
for COVID 19. And to make sure all the widely available,
the world needs this tools, and it needs them fast. Past
experience has told us that even when tools are available. They
had been not been equally available to all we cannot allow
that to happen.
won't fear COVID-19 requires the most massive public health
efforts in history. Data must be shared production capacity,
prepares resources, mobilised, engaged and politics set asides.
I know we can
Is this the vaccine bin Laden? Who is
this guy? That's the head of the UN?
Oh my god would he sounds like a terrorist on a on a shooting
shooting video? Sure does.
Data must
be shared production capacity, prepared resources, mobilise
communities engaged and politics set asides. I know we can do it.
I know we can put people first
leaders spoke from all regions of the world. Technically
bringing them all together was a bit of a challenge.
Your Excellency you have? Can you hear me now? Yes, yes, we
can hear you.
Okay. Germany, one of four members. That
sounds just like Tracey Ullman doing an angular Merkel bit.
That's fantastic. Hello. Hello. Can you hear me if as Obama I
liked him so much better?
Your Excellency, you have? Can you hear me now? Yes, yes, we
can hear you. Okay,
Germany, one of four members of the g7 group of countries that
will represent it.
We're now going to continue to mobilise all countries of the g7
and the G 20. For them to back this initiative. I hope that we
will be able to reconcile this initiative with China and the US
because the fight against COVID 19 as a common good for
humanity. There shouldn't be any divisions between countries. We
need to join forces to win this battle.
Yeah, I've noticed this. I've noticed this as well. They're
all the plans of the global New World Order Type elite peeps
have been activated. Yes, but But
interesting to me, though, is the media non reaction to this
because this is an opportunity to pound Trump. If Trump's not
not working with what the rest of the world response should be
leading. They get kind of indicated that in this report
says the when the United States should be leading, they're not
even there. And so I'm thinking to myself, why how do you miss
this opportunity? Because they dawned on me that God bleach
they don't not really that's the best they can do. They so it
dawned on me what what's influencing their coverage?
China? Who else is not at this meeting?
China not at the meeting.
China. No, they bailed too. So we and China were the two big
ones that were left out that were
out of this. We need the one that was interesting. I didn't
realise that. But yes,
that's why that's why so the Chinese if we're trying to argue
that they're controlling the media, here's an opportunity to
bash Trump, but they can't do it because China is also not in.
I'm just reading the Reuters blurb about this. French
President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel,
South African presidents syro, Ram Rama Ramaphosa were among
those who join the video conference. It doesn't doesn't
even say that both of them are I think you're right. They can't,
oh, leaders from Asia, the Middle East and Americas also
join the video conference, but several big countries did not
participate. China, India and Russia. So that's in the US
that's got some Russia is not that big. But China and India.
Hello,
who are China is not in the GRRM. Sorry, Russia is not in
the g7. Well, they got kicked out. Yeah, yeah. So we're
missing were India, China and the United States. Yeah. So for
the four other word New World Order types are all in. Right.
Well,
that's what it holds. True. It's it's the elites. I think it's
the World Economic Forum, guys. Yeah, because I'm looking at
their COVID action platform.
Oh, yeah. This is w e forum.org. Another level? Oh, yeah. Here we
go. We've got an I'll just read the headlines of the three main
projects they have on their COVID action action action
platform, 3d printing manufacturers for Rapid Response
Initiative. Advancing global digital content safety. content
needs to be safe. This is a good one. Online content has the
power to influence minds incite action and shape the fabric of
society. What is posted and shared on digital platforms as
proliferate proliferated substantially leading to
questions of how harmful content should be governed to uphold the
safety of society, while considering diverse stakeholder
interests and responsibilities across the media ecosystem.
Whoa. So the world economic economic forum, these people
want to develop a public private cooperation and principles for
online content moderation, including basic standards to
defined harmful content, our fall, it's gonna hurt you those
words will come and slice yo. So that's the second one. The third
one is value in media. The fourth industrial revolution is
changing the value not value for value. Now they're idiots
kidding me. The fourth industrial revolution has
changed the way content is produced, distributed and
consumed for media companies, brands and individuals.
Oh, God, what do they want to do here to take over the internet?
Yes, and they're trying to figure out here this project
value in media spent a year looking at how individual
consumers value destination media
fails destinations media,
bad Madison Avenue pitch is what it is. It has analysed business
model strategies in the media industry studied the extent to
which extent to which these strategies align with people's
preferences around payment and data management and discussed
the world. This is stupid. You're not the future elites,
but yeah, that's what they done. They've done that they did they
did the call. No one's paying attention. I think you give the
certainly the US media which is important since a lot of the
research is coming out of the US for this. Although every country
has their favourite virologists. Everybody has their Fauci
everybody's got their got their different people to love or to
hate. But the bleach shit that went down. And since it happened
Thursday, right after the show, of course. That just that was
it, you know, that was the actual sharp jump of the media
to go all in on this and and but what was sad about it? Is that
Biden tweets or sad about it is that the the secretary of
Department of Homeland Security, William Bryan, which was the
catalyst to these comments, which I will play so at least
everyone's heard them instead of just what you think you're heard
or the headline you read. He had some very interesting
information, which really wasn't covered because of the whole
injecting bleach and UV light up your anus as like, oh, okay,
mainstream. We got you. So here's the the Acting Secretary
of Department of Homeland Security, and he had an offshore
Stop, stop, stop. I I think we've jumped into the bleach
thing you have to give a little background and just know I'm
listening going Hello. Hello. Hello bleach
I'm leading you into it
is called a path. Not the path. Yeah, you but you're okay
know what, in order to understand what happened, you
need to hear it in context. If you just hear Trump for 30
seconds talking about injecting some kind of
detergent, I think there's people that don't even know he
did that. That's what I'm saying, holy
shit, are you kidding me?
I'm not kidding you. Okay?
Then I will give you a better, okay? That this guy, the
Secretary of Department of Homeland Security came on with
Trump on Thursday. And it was, I think, a very dumb idea to do
it. But I appreciate the effort to say, Hey, I'm bringing this
guy in. He's they've been looking at a couple of
interesting data points, no more or less, actually less
interesting than hydroxychloroquine at first
blush, but I'm just giving you something to think about. And
the guy goes through a couple of interesting things. The one is
to set the susceptibility to temperature, this has been a
conversation that we've been wondering about, does this thing
die? Anyway, so then he goes into your ultraviolet light, he
goes into disinfectants, and then the President comments on
what he just heard. And that turned into this huge media
storm. I'm surprised if anyone hasn't, this was a round the
world in every language that you know, and they even translated
bleach to Clorox in Europe. I mean, everybody was on this. But
here's, here's the stuff that you missed, because this virus
does not do well, in heat. And we're talking 70 to 75 degrees,
not even warm by certainly by Texas standards.
And today, I would like to share certain trends that we believe
are important. Our most striking observation to date is the
powerful effect that solar light appears to have on killing the
virus, both surfaces. And in the air, we've seen a similar
effect, both temperature and humidity as well, we're
increasing the temperature and humidity or both, is generally
less favourable to the virus. So let me illustrate with this
first slide,
he's going to talk about half life I cut all that out half
life is basically you get a number, that means in that
number of hours, the virus will have died by 50%. And then it'll
die by another 50% in the same amount of hours. So you kind of
calculate how long it's living.
So if you look at an 18 hour half life, what you're basically
saying is every 18 hours, the virus, the life of the virus is
cut in half. So if you start with 1000 particles of the virus
in 18 hours, you're down to 518 hours after that, you're down to
250, and so on and so forth. That's important, as I explained
the rest of the chart, if you look at the first three lines,
when you see the word surface, we're talking about non porous
surfaces, door handles stainless steel. And if you look at the as
the temperature increases, as the humidity increases, with no
sun involved, you can see how drastically the half life goes
down on that virus. So the virus is dying at a much more rapid
pace, just from exposure to higher temperatures. And just
from exposure to humidity. If you look at the fourth line, you
inject some of the sunlight into that you inject UV rays into
that the same effects online to as 70 to 35 degrees with 80%
humidity on the surface and look at line four, but now you inject
the sun, the half life goes from six hours to two minutes.
So you know, we had 90 degrees the other day, there's nothing
left of this virus here if it was outside. And in fact, what
really turns out if you look at the whole presentation, this guy
made its beauty you personal human being outside, instead of
inside with sunshine gives you a much better chance of not even
getting it but then we have to go to the disinfectants. And and
I think what happened here is that the President had gotten a
briefing, he got the briefing that has a lot of UV light
projects, by the way, yes, also for the body. It's not
completely crazy. That's why people aren't busting him on it.
But if you listen to what the Secretary of Department of
Homeland Security says, It sounds like there was a previous
conversation about some kind of disinfectant, some kind of oral
disinfectant. So let's listen to that and then we'll get into
what the President actually said.
We're also testing disinfectants readily available. We've tested
bleach we've tested isopropyl alcohol on the virus
specifically in saliva or in respiratory fluids. And I can
tell you that bleach will kill the virus in five minutes.
isopropyl alcohol will kill the virus in 30 seconds. And that's
with no manipulation, no rubbing just bringing it on a leaving a
go. You rub it and it goes away even faster. We're also looking
at other disinfectants specifically looking at COVID-19
He's reconfirming the old theory Tito's vodka
kind of it looks, but he all he specifically mentions it on the
tongue and in saliva.
We're also looking at their disinfectants, specifically
looking at the COVID-19 virus in saliva. This is not the end of
our work as we continue to characterise this virus to
integrate our findings into practical applications to
mitigate exposure and transmission.
So twice he mentioned saliva and the tongue. So maybe there's
something there? I don't know. No, no one asked him any
questions about it, of course, and just wait until the
president finds out that vaping is propylene glycol, which has
been proven to kill specifically Corona viruses in in mist form.
Wait until Trump starts talking about that. If you vape, you
won't die. So right out of this presentation, I in fact, I even
left the guys thank you word in here, you'll hear exactly what
the President said after listening to this. And
apparently some secret briefing he received. And there was no,
there was really nothing It was It wasn't even a follow up
question at the time in the room.
This is not the end of our work, as we continue to characterise
this virus and integrate our findings into practical
applications to mitigate exposure and transmission. I
would like to thank the President, thank the vice
president for their ongoing support and leadership to the
department. And for their work in addressing this pandemic. I
would also like to thank the scientists, not only in s&t and
the end back, but to the larger scientific and r&d community.
Thank you very much.
NFL a question that probably some of you
Okay, so pay attention, everybody. This is the piece
that got the media telling you in headlines that the President
said you should inject bleach,
a question that probably some of you are thinking of, if you're
totally into that world, which I find to be very interesting. So
supposing we hit the body with a tremendous, whether it's
ultraviolet, or just very by
the way, he's talking to the guy off stage as he's doing that
sorrowful light.
And I think you said, that hasn't been checked, but you're
going to test it. And then I said, supposing you brought the
light inside the body, you can which you can do either through
the skin or in some other way. And I think you said, you're
going to test that too. Sounds interesting. Right? And then I
see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one
minute, and is there a way we can do something like that? By
injection inside or, or almost a cleaning, because you see it
gets in the lungs, and it does a tremendous number of along. So
it'd be interesting to check that so that you're gonna have
to use medical doctors with but it sounds it sounds interesting
to me. So we'll see. But the whole concept of the light the
way it goes in one minute. That's, that's pretty powerful.
State please.
So, okay, and then somehow this gets turned into this huge
frenzy, which I don't give a shit. And I know I'm defending
the president, which Oh, no, you're defending the President.
Yes. Please write me lots of emails. But in this case, they
missed something. The media was so preoccupied and so
politicised. Now, it's all political, that they miss
important information and really didn't put any of that out there
in particular about the temperatures. The temperature is
important, but
this Trump wants you to inject bleach this whole
this, this whole thing came to a crescendo last night, at least
this part of it because now Trump is not doing questions
anymore. He's now he's given up he says it's not worth doing
questions at the press conference deal. If you do if he
does, if like, hello, you finally figured that one out
pres really, that it wasn't worth it. So Saturday Night Live
made good on a request, you'll recall, Fauci was. Fauci is, of
course, a super celebrity. Everybody loves him. I think
this was CNN.
Saturday Night Live is back this weekend, after a month of being
off. What do you think the chances are that somebody will
portray you?
I have no idea. I hope not. Well, if they
did, who which actor would you want to play you?
Um, here are some suggestions that I've heard Ben Stiller.
Brad Pitt. Which one?
Oh, Brad Pitt, of course.
Well, of course, he got his wish. And now, a message from
one of the lead members of the White House Coronavirus Task
Force. Dr. Anthony Fauci,
by the way, it's going to be hard to hear that as Brad Pitt
until the end. Because he nails the accent. I think he really
does it. He had a wig on had the glasses on, and they kept
cutting to video of old videos. So this is the crescendo of the
of the bleach, the bleach cycle.
Good evening, I'm Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, I'd like to thank
all the older women in America who have sent me supportive,
inspiring, and sometimes graphic emails. Now, there's been a lot
of misinformation out there about the virus. And yes, the
President has taken some liberties with our guidelines.
So tonight, I would like to explain what the President was
trying to say. And remember, let's all keep an open mind.
We had some we had a great meeting today with a lot of the
great companies and they're gonna have vaccines, I think
relatively soon,
relatively soon, is an interesting phrase, relative to
the entire history of Earth. Sure, the vaccines gonna come
real fast. But if you were to tell a friend, I'll be over
relatively soon. And then showed up a year and a half later, your
friend may be relatively pissed off.
We have done an incredible job. We're going to continue it's
going to disappear one day, it's like a miracle it will
disappear.
Miracle would be great. Who doesn't love miracles? But
miracles shouldn't be Plan A even solely try? It's atrocious,
isn't it? It's it's bad. What? This? It's not funny.
No, it's not funny if that's what your well, it's not funny.
But he has a couple of gags coming up. But but
I'm noticing his Fauci started off pretty solid, and then it
slipped out, starting to fall apart because they're hard to
sustain. Yeah, but
where are the jokes? Jokes?
Right? There's one or two was to be joke. Yeah, there's
one or two here. I think.
Just as an aside, I recorded like a couple of these Jimmy
Kimmel bits, because you had one the other day. There was no
material there were worth repeating. It's just terrible.
Where are the writers, man? Where are the writers and
filter in place cowering in place? The endpoint first.
Anybody that needs a test gets a test. They're there. They have
to test. And the tests are beautiful.
Okay. A couple of things. I don't know if I would describe
the test as beautiful. Unless your idea of beauty is having a
cotton swab tickle your brain. Also, when he said everyone can
get a test? What he meant was,
why would you do that? If you're trying to be the righteous SNL
the righteous on the right side of history Saturday Night Live?
Why would you make fun of a test that has been outdated, the one
that goes into your brain? Why would you put that into people's
heads to make them not want to get a test or you just found
that kind of irresponsible
or beauty is having a cotton swab tickle your brain. Also,
when he said everyone can get a test, what he meant was almost
no one,
you've got a germ, you can call it a flu. You can call it a
virus, you can call it many different names. I'm not sure
anybody even knows what it is.
You see what they're doing is just kept on going. The whole
time. And this is funny bit here or there. But oh, this is two
minutes now not funny. We know what it
is. And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it
out in a minute, one minute. And is there a way we can do
something like that? By injection,
so now he does a sight gag.
Supposing we hit the body with a tremendous, whether it's
ultraviolet, or just very powerful light.
I know it shouldn't be touching my face. But now there is a
rumour that the President is going to fire me. Let's see what
he said about that.
Today. What can I hear? I'm gonna fire him. I'm not firing.
I think he's a wonderful guy. So
yeah, I'm getting fired. That was until then, I'm gonna be
there, putting out the facts for whoever's listening. And then he
takes off his wig. And when I hear things like the virus can
be cured. If everyone takes the tide pod challenge. I'll be
there to say, Please don't. To the real Dr. Fauci. Thank you
for your calm your clarity in this unnerving time. And thank
you to the medical workers, first responders and their
families for being on the frontline. And now live kinda
from all across America. It's Saturday night.
Yeah. So that that was that's what they're doing now.
Well, I think they're, they're destroying their old franchises
around here. I mean, they never have trouble in a regular season
of running reruns don't run them all the time. Right. But But now
when you actually can't do a show, you do this virtue
signalling show? whichever ones Oh, I'm in the house. I'm in my
house. We do have a note from one of our producers. about
this. He does. I have to find the note. I didn't think about
about what well he does. He does. remotes Oh, I have I have
it I have it on Yeah. Once you read that, no, this is a great
note. And this tells you because this was a point of debate
between you and me. I thought that they were phoning up to
sound on purpose. I didn't think that at first but then I started
watching them normalise different kinds of feeds
for the sake this is for the stay at home hosts who sound
like crap. Yeah, yeah. Yes guys, I just got off a call with I
guess I will mention the name. We do the tech for 80% of
Broadway Turner, NBC, Fox, etc. I will tell you that the shit
quality is on purpose. Stephen Colbert has a broadcast truck in
his driveway and Trevor Noah has a to camp set in his apartment.
You can be sure others have similar setups, just some info
from the inside. In addition, I got a note from a dude named a
an AV dude named Ben. Anonymous. I work as an audio video
technician in Manhattan for corporate events. This is more
regarding Biden and or what happened to the President
recently when they didn't play the end of his of his favourite
clip with Cuomo. Yeah, I work as an audio video technician in
Manhattan for corporate events and to have an explanation of
why there was a mess up at the White House. There's a known
pact between AV professionals that are working events for
organisations that are conservative, religious or
Republican. The pact is to mess things up just enough so you can
blame the equipment for the problem. But enough to make the
person on stage look like an idiot. Wow, I spoken with one of
these technicians who was fired for messing up the feed the
audio feed for an event that featured the president I'm
betting I'll bet you that was that Thursday night. From the
Oval Office met you that was the guy asked for why Joe Biden has
all these technical problems. I haven't got a damn clue yet, but
I'm still looking into it. We'll provide information once I find
it. So yeah. Oh, yeah. The sabotage it's all sabotage.
we persist suspicious of the Trump sabotage which seemed a
little off yeah. Oh, totally. But that Yeah, it makes sense.
These guys are just as political as anybody else. Sure. And I'm
going to point something out because I didn't want to do any
of these Shields and Brooks which are really terrible now,
but I do have three I do want to play and the main reason is is
that Brooks the so called you know, the conservative suppose
conservative who's actually a Democrat works for the New York
Times is a columnist and all the New York Times folks Brooks is
in his they have two or three of them in their homes they make a
big point of saying Judy says it and Judy is on in front of it is
she's on a green screen. There's no doubt about it. Yeah, of
course it's wiggling around her hair. And it's a bookshelf is
Hill bookshelf. And it's and it's crisp, crisp image with
Chris bookshelf. Yes. Everybody else is blurry.
The focus is all wrong for ya. There's
no bouquet there's
nothing back focus nothing. And so.
So Gil,
I'm sorry to stop you I'm sorry. I'm sorry to stop you. When you
say no bouquet, I think that would be great for people to
understand what that means
is it's just a I don't even know what where that term comes from.
But it's a it refers to the mound of blurring that takes
place in the background when you are when you're when your camera
as usually has a big act when the aperture is wide. And you
have an whatever size lens it is usually a probably one of the
shorter lenses and you're focusing very closely where you
can get the focus right on somebody's nose. The background
will go into a blur that just depth of field
is not what that means. Depth of fields away. Perfect. Yeah.
Okay. But I like bouquet much more.
The Bo Kay eh. Anyway So anyway, this is doesn't look right on
Judy. And then you can see it you can see the little I've
always been tuned into this because I got a lecture I went
to a lecture once at the NAB about green screens by some
maniac that was a green screen nut. And he was showing green
screen anomalies and I I didn't see any of it. But
before you go on, I was just thinking about this yesterday
that at MTV, we utilise some of the very first chroma key which
was blue screen back in the day. Yeah was it was originally blue
screen was all blue and that was that was a game changer though.
That did a lot for television. Chroma Key.
Yeah. Anyway, so you got shields on the left, Judy has sharp
focus in the middle, right and Brooks and Brooks is on the
right I'm gonna play these three clips and it doesn't really
bring out Brooks right away, but I'm looking at Brooks And He is
looking like he's aged 10 years. And he just looks frightened.
And it dawned on me that these guys these these media guys that
are in you know, and I think about the lip Joes and all the
rest of them when they say, oh that the earth is melting,
they're actually flipped out. They're actually flipped out by
their own by believing their own publicity is only way of putting
it if you want to call it publicity, who Yeah, it's just
like they do these negative stories and it's in a negative
environment and everybody believes all this. People
believe that Trump literally said, take some bleach and
inject it. He never said anything of it. The story is you
just proved but these guys are all in on this. And they and
it's ruined. It's hurting them. I mean, physically. It's
physically damaging. I mean, it's something to watch. I mean,
Brooks is a wreck guy. I can't imagine I have to assume
everybody. The New York Times is like this. Except psychos. I
mean, there's a few of those. And it's
so sad that that any of these are people who are not dumb. I
mean, they they have degrees and stuff. All you have to do is
stop. All you have to do is watch a minute and 30 seconds of
C span to know exactly what he said. But the whole world has
become headline driven. It's headline media. That's all it
is. You know, you have clickbait but then there's this New York
Times does headline media and watched
his clickbait. And,
well, sadly, the way the machine works is when they grab onto
something like this, it's self fulfilling, because yeah, then
you want then all of a sudden that the bean counters show up
and the tickers pop on like, Okay, we got we got a live one
here. Let's keep this going people what else can we get? Can
we get? Can we get Johnson and Johnson to put out a release
that says don't do it? Okay, we got that checkmark boss.
So I have these three clips from Shields and Brooks on the PBS
NewsHour, and I want to play him. The first one is is is
about the Georgia situation. The opening up, open topic of
conversation because if you listen to this, this is shields
explaining why the President doesn't want Georgia don't just
open his doors, even though he makes a key false analogies and
he would listen to what he's doing and what you're going to
listen for him as a give it away. Is the President is
constantly condemned for not taking the advice of the
experts, even though he is when in the Coronavirus situation.
He's done nothing but take the advice of the experts. If he
went by his gut, probably none of this would be happening. But
he goes by the advice of the of the experts is Fauci in
particular. And this other end is a woman that what your buddy,
Burks and those to tell him what to say. So he passes that along.
But he's still condemned for being a you know, wild renegade
shooting his gun in the sample of shields trying to put the two
things together. So he gets slammed trumpet at the same
time, his argument
is always the oh three. It's always the outcome. It's always
like, How can I wind this up by slamming Trump? That's pretty
much what it is.
And now we turn to the analysis of Shields and Brooks, that is
syndicated columnist Mark Shields. And New York Times
columnist, David Brooks. So all three of us are at our homes.
It's great to see both you mark and you, David, staying safe.
Let's start with President Trump's decision to turn over to
the governors. The decision about whether and when to open
up, Mark. We've seen the state of Georgia, other states moving
quickly to reverse the stay at home orders. There are questions
being raised about whether it's too early the President himself
at point backing down on his support for this. How do you
read all this?
It's a you have to watch it closely, Judy. I mean, last just
last weekend, the President was in bold type tweeting out to
liberate Minnesota liberate Michigan liberate Virginia to
put pressure on Democratic governors, they had to lift the
bands and and lift the quarantine. So don't
stop stop. Those liberate tweets, I had nothing to do with
the quarantine. They were to tell the voters to get rid of
these Democrat governors in the next election. And he was just
saying let's liberate these states from these Democrats. But
but let's but shields doesn't pay it you know, care about that
because there was no indication was anything other than that,
but he's gotta read it. And that's what they're doing what
they're reading. That's what they did with this injected
bleach the reading into just a mild comment. But let's continue
to Virginia to put pressure on Democratic governors, they had
to lift the bands and and lift the quarantine. So Doug camp,
they got the governor of Georgia, who was the last in the
country to impose stay at home rules, wants to be the first to
lift them and thought he had a green light from the President,
I guess. But the President doesn't forget the fact that
while he is a loyal supporter of Mr. Kemp's it's an off and on
thing, because kept if you'll recall, just at a petty
political point. Instead of appointing to Johnny Isakson
vacancy in United States Senate, Doug Collins, the congressman
from Georgia had been so close to the president, he appointed
stead, Kelly Leffler, and all of a sudden, Donald Trump, the
President was told, according to a report from CNN, by both by
Anthony Fauci, Dr. Anthony Fauci that he could not support and
would not defend the lifting of the quarantine in Georgia. So he
backed off.
very roundabout way of saying nothing.
Well, he said that the Trump was venal, and he was hooked at this
guy, and he didn't want him to lift the ban because of his not
picking his pal. We don't know any that none of this could be
this could all be lasers are based on a CNN report. And then
Fauci tells Trump not to approve this lifting so soon. In other
words, the expert told Trump what to do. Trump listened to
the expert and Trump passed it along, instead of leaving it at
that as a simple explanation for the whole thing. No, he dreams,
all his crazy imaginary stuff up. And this is continuing in
the media to such an extreme that I don't know how people can
stand it.
Well, and that's why I think, for me, the media has just It's
of no value entertainment value, it's still there's still some
funny stuff. But if you actually want to learn something, you
can't get any more you have to go to podcast, YouTube's all
kinds of alternatives to get actual professionals who are
given two seconds to talk.
did go to the, to the Shields and Brooks show.
And so David, I mean, the President by doing this is
passing on responsibility to the governors for better or worse.
Yeah, I'm happy about it. I don't want life or death
decisions made by a guy who thinks this can be solved by
drinking disinfected, so if you can get it out of the White
House, we're getting into safer and better hands.
I mean, so it has to be that a guy like that when he says that
he actually thinks that's what was said.
He must because and you have to look at him. He looks like once
he drank.
Like he drank some disinfectant probably.
So I can't trust the guy who says you should drink
disinfected, which he never did. So these guys are just, it's
just like a. It's like a, I don't know, an intellectual
bloodbath. I don't even know how to describe what's going on with
these guys. But it's pathetic. And I'm telling I shouldn't take
some screenshots of me and go back here, I
believe. I believe he's on death's door. What's wrong with
your description?
This looks like Wow, man. Hold on. Man, you anyway. So let's go
to the last clip.
Americans considered how polarised we're amazingly United
right now. 98% of Democrats and 82% of Republicans support the
social distancing stop.
And so hold on. I gotta set this one up. So what he's doing, what
he's going to do is he's going to talk about how the country is
united over this COVID thing. But what he describes is a,
generally speaking a country of sheep. Because it's what he's
describing as a good thing. If you really think about what he's
saying. It's kind of pathetic, because he's saying that if they
lifted the bands that we all went back to work and said,
people still wouldn't leave because they were too afraid.
That's what he's essentially saying. Let's listen to this
clip again. What are we what are we
Americans considered how polarised we're amazingly United
right now. 98% of Democrats and 82% of Republicans support the
social distancing 90% of Americans complete bipartisan
consensus, believe that if we loosen too much, there'd be a
second wave. 76% of Americans say even if their governor did
loosen, they wouldn't go out. And so to me, the big story here
is we're sort of hanging together through this.
Oh my goodness. Well, I have a few more prime examples. And by
the
way, is to me is really, it's just it's beyond irksome. It's
It's, It's sickening. But anyway, sorry.
Well, let's get your barf bag ready. Let's check out some
other people in the media. And it's it's, I don't know, it's
odd coincidence, but it seems like a lot of politicians have
the same feelings and things to talk about as a lot of the
people on television and they have the same basic ideas about
everything is Nicole Wallace from MSNBC
something both tragic and pathetic and ironic about the
fact that it took a, you know, colorblind gender, wind, state,
you know, state line blind virus to sort of have all of the
presidents since from his first three years catch up with him,
you can't stand there and lie. You can't contradict your
scientists, because they're the ones that stand at 66 and 68%.
Public Trust, not you he's down at 38% Pence is lower than him.
I mean, he needs those people, whether he likes what they say
or not. And I wonder what you think about whether or not
there's some silver lining there some of the things that we've
been talking about for three years, maybe finally catching up
with him.
It's a silver lining that he did it this is bad for him that he's
messing it up silver lining. Yeah, that's what we want. This
just proves your point they want it. And here's Pelosi and Pelosi
was on with was Pelosi with. Well, let me see. But you'll get
the idea. It's only as a short clip, I
want to review that timetable. Because when I heard Mitch on
the floor the other day, he was saying we have all these things.
This was Pelosi doing a little presser actually. And she's
angry at Mitch McConnell and angry at the president but
listen to what she's angry for want to review
that timetable, because when I heard Mitch on the floor the
other day, he was saying we have all these things in here that we
asked for. Now you've rejected. Now you've rejected, speaking
and Mitch, What's gotten into him? Well, it's an indication
the President is asking people to inject Lysol into their
lungs. And Mitch is saying
the President is asking people to inject life's all into their
wounds. I thought you hyperventilated for a moment
there.
I realise I'm surprised I didn't die to have a heart attack.
given you a clip of the day for finding out one I never heard
that one. Let's horrible witch. Yeah,
but but maybe she believes it. Maybe she read a headline and
think I mean, how she took it to a whole new extreme. She she
took it from bleach to Lysol, and from Lysol to injecting it
in your wounds. So let's hear that again.
Speaking of Mitch, What's gotten into him? Well, it's an
indication the President is asking people to inject Lysol
into their lungs, and let you say,
Oh, she said, lungs, I think okay,
it was inject, inject in Lysol into their lungs, that
stage should go bankrupt. It's a clear, visible within 24 hours
of how the Republicans reject science and reject governance,
if you don't believe in science, and you don't believe in
governance. That's their approach. And we do not we don't
weigh more government that we need. But we know that
governance has a role. And we know that science has a role and
without science in our decision making, we are not going to be
on a very successful path.
So we'll talk about science in a moment. But that's the most
powerful woman in the house of representing a powerful person
in the House of Representatives. And where would we be without
our favourite impeachment guru, Adam Schiff, who did a little
Skype call from home with the vasectomy wonder, Chris Hayes on
MSNBC and spot the lie where we knew we had
to answer the question to the senators, okay, essentially,
house managers, you proved him guilty. Does he really need to
be removed? After all? We have an election in nine months how
much damage but he really do. And we posed that question to
the Senate. And we answered it by saying that he could do an
awful lot of damage, but frankly, Chris, I don't think we
had any idea how much damage she would go on to do in the months
ahead. There are 50,000 Americans now who are dead in
significant part because of his incompetence because of his
inability to think beyond himself and put the country
first. I don't think we would have never anticipated that his
brand of narcissism and his brand of incompetence, sometimes
his brand and malevolence would be so fatal to the American
people. But probably, you know, the strongest echo of what we
were talking about during the trial was when he was earlier
talking about how he didn't want to return the calls from
governors who didn't want his vice president to return calls
from governors that weren't saying nice things about him
that really weren't saying things about him that he could
then turn into campaign commercials, as indeed he has.
That was such a profound and disturbing echo of what he tried
to do with Ukraine. So sadly, you know, as we pointed out
during the trial, a man with no moral compass will never find
his way. And this President certainly hasn't.
So what he said there the blatant lie. He said that if
governors aren't nice to him, he doesn't call them back. And he
instructs his vice president not to call them back when he has
said exactly the opposite consistently. So there's just
lies, and it's and they all hate him so much crazy.
So let's well I you know, you think Chris Hayes would at least
correct some of this. But now
let's talk about some science for a moment because we've been
let down by science to an incredible degree, with models
that were blown out of proportion. People can still try
and defend them all you want, but it's bullshit and you know,
it, five revisions. Now we don't even show any charts, any data,
any models. If you go look at the influenza reporting system,
the influenza like illness network, which is what we are
opening up on. You'll see that the past week the red line,
which is now used for Coronavirus, has dropped
significantly below the baseline of any flu season. But yet here
we are, no one knows anything is still unclear what works, what
doesn't work. And most importantly, we have all kinds
of people coming out of the woodwork and these professionals
saying well, you know what? The data, the way it's being
presented doesn't really make that much sense. And now we have
Pennsylvania removing 200 deaths from the official Coronavirus
count. Because this has been overhyped either negligence, or
out and out fraud by hospitals to get more Medicaid, Medicare
money. That here's the Illinois public health director, if you
were in hospice, and had already been given, you know, a few
weeks to live, and then you also were found to have COVID, that
would be counted as a COVID death, it means that if
technically, if even if you died of clear alternate cause, but
you had COVID At the same time, it's still listed as a COVID
death. So everyone who's listed as a COVID death doesn't mean
that that was the cause of the death, but they had COVID at the
time of death.
So there's just hundreds of these reports.
And these are official probably 1000s.
Right? I'm only saying the ones that I haven't even come off
hundreds. But I've seen him. There's a lot out there. And
there seems to be a huge rift between what the science
professionals are telling us from the podium. And what's
actually happening with the TIC tock videos of furloughed staff
on the ground. We all sorry, no go on. We also learned that New
York City did not get the virus from China. It is not China's
fault. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the amount of
investment that China has put into New York City and the fact
that they own the New Year's Eve celebration on Times Square and
have done so for the past 30 years. And the New York Times
and god knows what else. But no, that has nothing to do with it.
We can always trust our nipple gate Governor February
2, the president ordered a travel ban from China. In March
1 We have the first confirmed case in the state of New York by
March 19. New York State is totally closed down. No no state
moved faster from first case to close down than the state of New
York. March 16. We have a full travel ban from Europe.
Researchers now find and they report in some newspapers. The
virus was spreading wildly in Italy in February, and there was
an outbreak massive outbreak in Italy in February. Researchers
now say there were likely 20,000 cases in the United States in
February, including 10,000 cases in the state of New York. And
the Coronavirus flu. That virus that came to New York did not
come from China. It came from Europe Okay,
okay okay I won't question Yan it came from Europe that's
what's
he talking about? Even if it came from say it's a bunch of
Italians came over to and they brought the virus with them they
got that from the EU hand facilities in the UK for the
Venice Belt and Road Initiative. Yeah always came at all came
from China
no came from Europe you just heard it and he doesn't want to
lose, lose his Geisha privileges so or whatever it now that's
Japanese, whatever you get whatever you get in Japan from
from culture, whatever you get in China. Oh, despicable really
bad news
stream despicable
oh it's totally bad news for the farmer bros
virus the same exact novel Coronavirus with the word novel
attached to it is it gets cropped up out of the blue
someplace else without any connection to the Chinese. What
are you talking about? What is he talking about? Does anyone
ask him? No.
Well, he understood his logic though, right? His his logic was
logic. Yeah, he's he had logic. He said the travel ban from
China was February 2, I think was January 31. But okay,
February 2, then the travel ban from Europe wasn't until March
20 or 23rd, I think. And he's they locked down New York on the
16th. He said, Well, it's clear. That came from Europe, because
people were banned from travelling from China. Now, of
course, where did the virus ultimately come from? But you
heard right
away, not everyone was banned from travelling from China. All
the American citizens were let through.
He just wants to make sure you heard it. It wasn't China's
fault. Bad news for the farmer bros remdesivir has failed. No,
no. Did you see big news about that headlines that this deal or
no? No, of course not. And you don't hear much about
hydroxychloroquine. And for reasons that will be explained.
True. In fact, I don't have the clips. But on that same PBS
NewsHour, Judy says the debunked use of Ai j dropsy. Chloroquine
is no good. And they go on and on about it.
We know who funds the mainstream media, we know and whether
you're on PBS, NPR, or any of the commercial stations, your
number one advertisers are pharmaceutical, telecom and auto
and then you get your packaged goods. Pharma spends billions of
dollars should get that number and, oh, we've had it I'm sure
it's, it's probably in the in the eight to 10 billion in the
US alone. It's It's um, it might even be mere more than that. But
Pharma has no benefit to hydroxychloroquine because it's
out of patent. That's why all all noses were turned towards
remdesivir. This has got to be the one. This is gotta be it. So
they cook up a phoney baloney. Some guy in the VA who pulls a
couple of patient data's from different hospitals different to
no no control group, just not a study, not peer reviewed, and
that is now being used as the debunker de debunker. For
Trump's crazy hydroxychloroquine. Well, I
would like to talk about that. But first, the snarky question
he got on Thursday's briefing about hydroxychloroquine.
On the subject of medical research, Why have you stopped
promoting hydroxychloroquine?
Or what do you say? And we'll see what happens. We've had a
lot of very good results. And we had some results that perhaps
aren't so good. I don't know. I just read about one but I also
read many times good. So I haven't at all and it's a it's a
great for malaria, for lupus for other things, and we'll see what
it is. But I guess, Deborah, they have many, many studies
going on on that. So we'll we'll be able to learn. I have no I
have not seen that.
So he's sick and tired of it. But you see what the media is
doing is like how come you're not promoting anymore? It's
because it's studies show that that's black. Maybe but we can't
trust the mainstream anymore. The M five M is failing us with
some actual details. However, we have a doctor's Alenko from New
Rochelle, New York who has been doing the rounds on podcast. I
saw him with Adam Carolla. I got this particular piece from the
Steve Bannon locked down pet debate what room was worse
podcast? War Room pandemic. Here's your host Stephen K.
Bannon. Hey, from Fort Defiance here, Capitol Hill. Butts Alenko
is the real deal. He's a doctor in New Rochelle needs to
community 35,000 people in a one square mile So he and this is a
middle aged guy, you know, he's like 40. And he said, Well, I
knew we were going to get some stuff because we're so tightly
packed here with the density. And he was ready. And he
developed a protocol of hydroxychloroquine and zinc,
orally or oral protocol, so just pills. And he saw a 95%
reduction in death rate of patients he administered this
to. And there's a couple of things that he mentioned in
this. But obviously, one thing that it's not really been talked
about on the M five M, is doing anything for someone, once
they're in the hospital on a ventilator is not going to get
you good results all the time. Whereas the idea of
hydroxychloroquine that works similar to Tamiflu, if you have
influenza, you feel it coming on. You go you go in you. You
don't if he says don't even wait for a test, just take it is not
going to kill you. It's hydroxychloroquine, not
Chloroquine, which has different in the dosages. But anyway, he
created this. And it's being poo pooed by the mainstream. He
can't get on CNN, or Fox or MSNBC, or PBS or NPR. So he's
doing the rounds because he wants to help people. And he's
published his study and people are looking at it. Here's what
he had to say,
I am coming out with a study. Yes, it's going to be published
in the highest journals, I hope. And, and the only reason why I
didn't come out with it before. It's only been four and a half
weeks. And I've been seeing 100 patients, so they know that the
DA in France has 800 people on his team, I have five I mean,
what how I was working 21 hour days with eight kids that I
have. So I don't send when I was supposed to come up with the
data while I'm in the middle of cheating hundreds of patients.
But now things have calmed down. I put together the data, it's
being analysed by the highest level researchers. I'm not a
researcher, I'm just some simple doctor on the front line, and
the data centre come out and it's going to show the following
95% reduction of death 95% reduction intubation and
hospitalisation this data is exactly consistent. Actually,
it's a little better than Dr. Bouvier role in France and
Marseille, France, where he doesn't use zinc. But still he
intervenes early. And he had I think 88% reduction in debt. And
the government of Brazil actually implemented my
protocols three and a half weeks ago, and a few hospitals and
clinics and they had a 95% reduction and that they
published the study. So now you have three continents three
doctors, groups who don't know each other basically all coming
out and saying I look at the great not only do you treat
early you get you get better results. Wow.
I also just saw in the troll room that the entire state of
South Dakota will be doing a hydroxychloroquine trial. I
guess it's no good though.
We should mention that the FDA actually came out with a
notification that doctors should not use it.
Is that the actual
FDA notification I haven't seen it
just came out like yesterday or the day before well to put it
there's a big scandal or all these doctors coming out of the
woodwork saying what is this? We can do whatever we want. They
said is not prescribed for use. It was an FDA guy, some old did
they track it to somebody?
I thought they they rushed through that exact that's
exactly what they did was to get the FDA to approve it for off
label use.
No, this was the exact exact opposite happened. Ah, somebody
that just in the troll room should dig this up. To get the
order. It's an order it came out
an order. Yeah, well, this fits perfectly with the second and
last clip from this doctor's Alenko the medical community is
a mess. World Oh, here it is FDA, which issues warning about
hydroxy Chloroquine. Let me see what it says a meds and MedWatch
safe sealer was issued by the FDA about the use of hydro
hydroxychloroquine or Chloroquine for treating COVID
19. Let's see what issued an emergency. Yes, we got the
emergency use authorization which that allowed it however,
it says negative huh. To hell? Well, the FDA, the FDA safety
alert doesn't say those patients should top stop taking the
drugs. Instead warn general consumers to not buy these
medicines from online pharmacies without a prescription from your
health care professional. You read the headline?
Well, the point is is that as somebody pointed out this whole
thing they conflated Chloroquine is dangerous. Yeah. Yes.
Do you have something else to say about Chloroquine?
Know what you can't do grouping the two together,
right?
as one single drive when is not?
Yeah, but they also did not say don't use it. They said don't go
out and buy it yourself from an online as an advisor. I'm
reading it that was the advisory nothing. I'm just saying you
read a headline. That's not what the doctors were told.
I was only listening to the report. Okay,
well, this is what happens. This is how
I get old man like, bro, no,
no, no, no, no, we No, not at all. We deconstructed in real
time. That's how it goes. Here are the problems in the medical
community. They are fourfold.
They rather see the enemies of humanity, I would call them
rather see this country's economy burn, people died and to
give the president away. That's number one. Number two. I
thought through this by the way, it's a multifactorial, what's
going on. Number two, it's listen to drug companies, I've
invested millions of dollars, I like to drink with money, they
save lives. And they invested millions of dollars billions of
dollars in development of treatments, and vaccines. And
it's great. I didn't, I didn't want to hurt anyone. But the
fact is, I came up with a solution. But the 20 bucks
essentially resolves the problem. I'm sure that's not a
very good thing. For people that invested billions of dollars.
And I'm sorry, but my focus is not billions of dollars, it's
human life. Number three, there's a lot of ego in the
medical community, you know, some hip Doctor clinic doctor in
upstate New York $20, where these Harvard researchers that
sit and and behind the desk thinking of ideas weren't able
to could you imagine. And number four, which is a real big
problem, doctors are afraid of liability, they're afraid to use
these drugs, because they're not familiar with them more because
of the negative PR because of the litigious nature of the
society. There's so there's a lot of obstacles. And using
these drugs, the only thing is, none of it matters to me.
Before we continue, so there you go. egos, he didn't really
mention the advertising aspect, which would have been
interesting to add to it. But those are the problems and I
think the ego and the not invented here and and he should
he could take that one step further and say, shit, they
don't want this out of patent thing to be successful. They
want something new
thing that I'll try, there's a little point of information here
that we need to discuss and why this hasn't happened. The out of
patent stuff, it's kind of a myth, because what's been going
on over the years is that the big drug companies buy the
little generic drugs, they own them all. And then they jack up
the price 10 acts like they do with insulin and a bunch of
little minor drugs. Why hasn't one of the big boys bought out
the manufacturer of hydroxychloroquine, bottom block
stock and barrel and then jacked up the price? Why is that
happened?
Because that's not how the system works. The system works.
Where the CDC or the I should say the Health and Human
Services, I was looking at the org chart yesterday, there must
be hundreds of 1000s of people working under the Secretary of
Health and Human Services. NIH by itself is you know, which has
an $11 billion budget, just one little piece. The whole idea is
the drug companies pay for the studies, the drug companies reap
the benefits the CDC, here, you know what, here's a
whole lot of second before you go on in this direction. When
you say that's not how it works, I'm gonna that's how it worked
with insulin they did which is out a patent and people have
been buying these insulin companies and the prices have
been skyrocketing. That's not how it works with the epi pen
where the guy bought the epi pen which is not a patent and now
next thing you know what it costs 100 bucks for one of these
jabs Could
you be missing it? Because usually how it works is you be
is missing an important point.
Of course.
The idea is vaccines The idea is not treatment.
No i Okay, that's important. I gotta give you that one but on
the other hand, the drug companies that aren't involved
in vaccines that are just basically involved involved in
gouging Yeah, this why haven't they pulled this stunt?
I don't know the exact ownership of of anything.
A lot of it comes from Indiana. I think there's a bunch of
people making I think that may be the property can't by an
Indian company. I don't know John,
who's I think that the drug is being used the drug is being
purchased.
Oh, everybody uses it. Yes. So
that's the whole thing. It's like they're making money on it.
It's just that's that's not the big money. The big money is
obviously where we need to go. I have Robert Kennedy Jr. with
another one of his wisdom genius bits but first just to show you
how ingrained everything is with each other's the CDC, the NIH,
the vaccine industry, listen to my friend Deborah Birx. On CNN
shorty short clip with Anderson Cooper and Sanjay Gupta flub of
the year.
I think that's why the criteria that you can see the gates that
are that the federal government has recommended.
gate gate. I
mean, the let's hear that one more time.
I think that's why the criteria that you can see the gates that
are that the federal government has recommended,
as long as gates is recommending it, how could you go wrong? It's
all fine. It's just perfect. Robert Kennedy, Jr. has been
doing the rounds. We heard him on different podcasts in the
previous episode, just another single single clip of him about
the function of the CDC, how it works with the pharmaceutical
companies. Remember, he has an affliction of his voice, so it
takes a second to get used to hearing him?
Well, there are many, you know, the revolving door problems with
all of our federal agencies and all of our state agencies.
There's a phenomena that is very well documented called agency
capture, which is a phenomenon or a dynamic by which the agency
that that's supposed to protect the American public from bad
drugs or from pollution or what have you ultimately becomes a
subsidiary or a sock puppet for the industry that it's supposed
to regulate it. And indeed, that's what we see with the CDC,
the head of CDC from 2002 to 2009, as you point out, as Julie
Gerberding, she did a number of billion dollar favours for
Merck, she's silenced a whistleblower was William
Thompson, who was still as scientists at ad CDC, who wanted
to tell the public that testing of Merck vaccines, oh, that,
particularly the MMR vaccine was causing autism and black boys
and other people who got the vaccine on time and that the
scientists have been ordered to destroy data showing that fact.
And they went ahead and publish this body lying about it to the
American people and the physicians and Julie Gerberding
did a huge favour to Merck by having that scientists punished
and then silence she, she arranged for her to get the
monopoly to the multibillion dollar MMR vaccine and to make
sure Glaxo could not sell its vaccine in this country. She
approved the the HPV vaccine Gardasil, which is another Merck
product. She approved the chickenpox vaccine and silenced
whistleblower Gary Goldman, another doctor who said this
vaccine is gonna cause shingles epidemic, Merck, that not only
got the chickenpox vaccine, but it also was able to market a
shingles vaccine. She retired in 2009. And she was made president
of Merck vaccine division in 2010, with a salary of about
$2.5 million. I think about $5 million in stock options, is EDC
is actually a vaccine company.
There you go. Is he just controlled opposition? How does
he stay alive with these slanderous comments?
That's what I'd like to know. How
do you stay alive with the slanderous comments?
I mean, that's That's slander.
They're slander, it's, you know, you can sue them. I don't see
anybody suing him. That's name and names.
That's the part that makes you go.
What they're doing is they're saying, look, the media do what
you actually you did another one of these little things, we
brought it up right at the beginning of the show, and
reminders will remind people, nothing's going to happen
because the drug companies own the media, China and the drug
companies own the media. Say it one more time, loud and proud.
China and the drug companies own the media. And they do so the
media is not gonna go on your list. Where did you get that
Robert Kennedy clip from some some little podcast,
they actually a big station known as Russia today.
Russia today, by the way, because they didn't close with
the drug companies and the Chinese. Russia Today has been
pretty much knocked off of every platform in the United States,
despite the fact that they do pretty good conduct.
Great, great work. I think it's important when we're talking
about data and models to mention that I certainly but
collectively, you and I did not understand Dr. Burks. His
calculation how with 1% sensitivity of the test and 1%
false positives
because it's confusing and by the way, we get More than one
note on this, I want to, I want to say 30. But
we have a lot of notes on smart smart people out there. So
and I want to mention I'm going to put up a web page,
consolidating this information so people can refer to it and
because it to explain it, which Adams going to try to do right
now. I sense. I'll try. I'll try briefly. Yeah, pretty close to
being futile.
And Dr. Burks does us no favours. But the interesting
part of the calculation is the assumption that there's a 1%
infection rate amongst the general population. Now we've
heard from different states, different cities, we're looking
at 1015 20, sometimes 30, or 35%, infection rate based upon
what they've measured. And in New York, they've done 675,000
tests, they've come up with a much higher number than 1% being
positive. And there's a huge argument. Hopefully, we'll get
to you, I want to hear your, your Erickson, Dr. Erickson has
a huge argument over that being extrapolated with statistics,
which is funny, the people who will believe a political poll
with 500 people answering will be outraged by 675,000 people
tested as being not statistically important. So the
idea is, and I'm no mathematician, obviously, if you
have 1%, false positive of the test, and 1% of the population
is positive, then you literally have that 1% on each side of the
spectrum. So you have a literal 50 50% chance that the test you
do is giving you a false positive. However, one of our
producers was so kind to give us a prevalence estimator Excel
sheet, which I will post in the show notes that you grew up on
your page as well, John, so I can literally type in true
prevalence. So if we know let's just take an assumption that
it's so we just say 15%, to keep it nice and low, even though
we've seen 35%. So 30 15% of the country, if they are
18 percents, a good number and 30 that that those numbers back
east are very dubious. And I'm going to stick with my thesis
that they're cheating the numbers, so they're ripping out
the New Jersey and New York in particular, are cheating the
American public, they're trying to get money out of us, because
they're, especially New York is bankrupt.
No argument. If you take the 15%, then all of a sudden, the
test is 95% accurate. So it's a 1%. It's exponential. So if you
go to 2%, we go from a 50% chance that the test is accurate
to 67. You do 3% You're already at 75. So if you did 30%, you're
at 98%. So thank you all very much for teaching these
mathematics. What is interesting about it is she for some reason,
doesn't really want this to be true. Which is why she's doing
this big waffle about 50%. And I think she at one point even said
that influenza is not even that content edit. I don't know what
she's talking about it but at least we got the numbers
straight. And if we take the numbers that we've heard from
every other professional outside of that podium in DC, that is
not 1% but it's much closer to 15 then your test is going to be
okay. However we have problems with the tests. We got a note
from a one of our producers and who hadn't we'll go anonymous. I
just wanted to for the boots on the ground report. I've been
doing COVID research for the past couple of months this
person works in a lab and I've been developing Eliza assays wow
my two favourite words after each other Eliza assays for
testing serum for the presence of the spike protein found on
the SARS cov two virus we used a vendor called Seino biological
for our antibodies for developing these tests. We
discovered that the antibodies are poorly manufactured and have
given us false positives as we develop our kits. Although I
thought maybe I was just fucking up we verified with the
antibodies we were faulty when we purchased the same antibodies
from a different vendor Gen script and those ended up
working si nos headquarters are you guessed it in Beijing and is
funded by Bill Gates. When we call them they lied about their
production process even delayed sending us a product until we
called them because they thought that we we were closed yet they
sent us their other shitty products. I was so unbelievably
pissed off this shitty rush products aren't cheap so we
wasted 1000s of dollars and a tonne of time trying to use
their antibodies when they were garbage. Why would this company
be selling faulty antibodies to researchers, especially with the
extra funding they received from Bill Gates? I can't imagine how
many other labs have run into this problem. The other company
we got our antibodies from are out of San Diego, and they are
not funded by the Gates Foundation. And if you look at
the latest news, a disaster Roche's CEOs verdict on some
COVID-19 antibody tests. So this is news to day that their tests
are no good. The antibody tests and we know why. Because they're
getting their antibody crap from China.
It's rigged.
It's very rigged. And how can we do any testing if we if I don't
have to explain all that? Okay. I would like to hear from Dr.
Eric Erickson, because I think this is one of the most exciting
things that because these guys hit him and his partner. Yeah,
they're in the villages. They're legit er, guys, and he did a
press conference that I think it aired locally didn't it? Didn't
air on local and
Bakersfield. I think
we're in Bakersfield maybe we're gonna live but he
got on the Get on the net and had got a lot of play. And yeah,
it's a little I only took a 123 clips from it for I took four
clips was pretty long. But let's start with the Erickson one and
we'll get a flavour for what this guy's up to
seven in the morning till midnight, we're reporting to the
health department are calling patients back. And at the same
time, our volumes have dropped significantly. The hospitals,
their ICUs are empty, essentially. And they're
shutting down floors. They're furloughing patients, they're
furloughing doctors. So the health system has been evacuated
in certain places. In New York, the health system is working at
maximum capacity. In California, we're really at a minimal
capacity, getting rid of our doctors and nurses because we
just don't have the volume. The hospitals don't, as I met with
our CEOs twice in the last week, and we don't as well. So we're
busy with paperwork for COVID. And we're all focusing on COVID.
And so one of the things I'd like to talk about is when I
talk to er physicians around the country, what's happening? Well,
because COVID has become the focus, people with heart
disease, people with cancer, hypertension, and various things
that are critical, are choosing not to come in based on fear. So
what that's doing is causing the health system to focus on COVID.
And not focus on a myriad of other things that are critical.
Because we don't have the staff there. And major the major
component is fear. People are saying I don't want to go get
seen by my doctor, what if I get the COVID? So there is a lot of
secondary effects to COVID that aren't being talked about.
Yeah, and so he's he's in his scrubs in this in this briefing.
A couple of things to note one this is he's kind of starts off
with this sort of bitching about the fact that this situation is
ruining the business in the healthcare business. So there's
that and then he mentioned that New York is flooded. And at the
same time, we see a lot of reports out in New York showing
it's flooded. But do we see the man on the street walking around
with his camcorder, phone floating around the same
hospitals that are shown in the nightly news, which is run out
in New York? And there's nobody there so that wet weather?
That's really good. What's going on in New York is a mystery. I
mean, it seems to me that some of it is bullcrap and is staged.
But let's go on. Now he did this little clip. Here's one of my
more my favourite one which is he makes a point this is clip
two, about quarantines and I started thinking about this and
of course, we earlier in the show again you discuss the
helpfulness of being outside because especially in the sunny
weather if you're in Austin right now, it's about 75 Here,
it'd be better to be outside it'd be holed up. But nobody's
outside. Let's play this.
Our first initial response two months ago was a little bit of
fear. We decide to shut down travel to and from China. These
are good ideas when you don't have any facts. We decided to
keep people at home and isolate them. Even though everything
we've studied about quarantine, typically you quarantine the
sick. When someone has measles, you're quarantine them. We've
never seen where we quarantine the healthy, where you take
those without disease and without symptoms and lock them
in your home. So some of these things. From what we've studied
from immunology and microbiology aren't really meshing with what
we know as people of scientific minds that read this stuff every
day.
If I can just interject something that I found. Have you
ever heard of the anti mask League of San Francisco No, and
this blew me away. 100 years later, we still are idiots.
Cases of the Spanish Flu began to appear in San Francisco
during the fall of 1918. The city's Board of Health enacted
various measures to try to curb the disease such as banning
gatherings, closing schools and theatres and warning citizens to
avoid crowds sound familiar? professions that served
customers, barbers hotel and rooming house employees, bank
tellers, drug store clerks and any other person serving the
public. Notice media was not important back in the day, they
were required to wear masks. On October 25, the city passed an
ordinance that quote every resident and visitor of San
Francisco will be required to wear a mask while in public or
went in a group of two or more people except at mealtime. The
Red Cross handed out masks at the terminal for people arriving
by ferry people who failed to wear a mask or wore improperly
were charged with disturbing the peace and then warned fined or
jailed so this is not new. It's this we're doing the exact same
thing with the exact same questions literally down to the
mask and the end people wanted to petition because they felt it
was an infringement on their civil liberties it's the same
thing to no one document what worked or what didn't work
well don't forget we didn't have antibiotics we didn't have a
Tylenol. I don't even know we had aspirin. Sure there was.
There's a lot of things just thought that was that was Yeah,
it doesn't surprise me nowadays. Oh, okay. Whatever. Whatever. I
think they're trying to get the training. I think I always still
think there's a test going on. Oh, you think that see who's
obedient here? Let's see. Okay. Let's see who is going to go
along with the programme. Let's see who's not well and then
again, you who's the test for us? There's find out the
independent thinker so they can be used for some special purpose
or is it to find the independent thinker so they can be shot?
There's so many so many plans that have been activated so many
different agendas that are taking this crisis. Let's not
let it go to waste Remember, there is added it's financial.
We'll see Europe in a moment.
Erickson's Eclipse three,
of course they are but that's that's from media telling them
to I am telling them sheltering in place decreases your immune
system. And then as we all come out of shelter in place with a
lower immune system and start trading viruses, bacteria, what
do you think's going to happen? Disease is going to spike and
then you've got disease spike amongst the hospital system with
furloughed doctors and nurses. This is not the combination we
want to set up for a healthy society. It doesn't make any
sense
no, this was based on a reporter this was a reporters I couldn't
you can't get the reporters as
a reporter was was pushing back continuously was
just yeah and the reporter says and then basic line went like
this I'm gonna do one of your voices what makes you think you
know more than the experts in Washington DC what makes you
think you know more?
That's pretty much it. I liked the voice too. I think you were
on point.
And that's what the guy was kept saying he said what do you think
you what makes you think you know what, that's not a question
a reporter should be asking. He should be reporting not defiant,
you know, going into this, this crazy liberal screamer
Well, was he a reporter or did he work for newsroom they had
reporters they worked for the luminary Podcast Network.
I have no idea they'd ever identified himself. You couldn't
tell to his screeching voice Listen, this is the last one
this is Ericsson and he's talking about the Swedish Norway
comparison. And he's his numbers are a little seems skewed screwy
to me. But I do have some Swedish after the break. I
actually have a couple of the Swedish guy I think and we'll
talk about We'll bring him in later. Let's go with Ericsson
and Sweden
fans. Then when you when you bring up a system of lockdown,
you'll automatically have to compare it to a system of no
locked down Sweden and Norway. I'm Norwegian. Norway has locked
down Sweden does not have locked down what happened in those two
countries are different.
That was the same report because he's gonna tell about the
difference between Sweden and Norway because they're
comparable they're right next to each other and but before he
even gets to that point, they guys he says the guy they were
just same garage reporter goes no way he's got knock downs.
This guy was actually pretty calm with this guy. I was
actually surprised I would have I kind of liked Trump's approach
better but going
nowhere. Let me do that guys bit again.
Down Sweden and Norway, I'm Norwegian. Norway has locked
down. Sweden does not have locked down. What happened in
those two countries?
The doctors actually Norwegian. He's like, I'm Norwegian, could
you just shut up and sit down for a second?
Are they vastly different? Did Sweden have a massive outbreak
of cases? Did Norway have nothing? Let's look at the
numbers. Sweden, Sweden has 15,322 cases of COVID. They have
they did 74,600 tests, which is 21%. Similar to the other
countries 21% of all those tested count positive for COVID.
What's the population in Sweden about 10 point 4 million. So if
we extrapolate out the data, about 2 million cases of COVID,
in Sweden, they did a little bit of social distancing. They would
wear masks and separate, they went to schools, stores were
open. They were almost about their normal daily life with a
little bit of social distancing. They had how many deaths 1765.
California has had 1220. With isolation, no isolation. 1765 we
have more people what I'm getting at is millions of cases.
Very small death. Millions of cases, very small death. This is
what we're seeing everywhere. Norway, it's next door
neighbour. This is where I come from. These are two Scandinavian
nations, we can compare them as they are similar. Let's look at
the data. Norway 7191 cases of COVID total COVID tests
145,002 79. So they came up with 4.9% of all COVID tests were
positive in Norway, population of Norway, 5.4 million. So if we
extrapolate the data as we've been doing, which is the best we
can do at this point, they have about 1.3 million cases. Now
their deaths as a total number were 182. fairly small. But
statistically insignificant from 1700. You realise millions of
cases, small amount of deaths 1700 100, these are
statistically insignificant. So you have a point 003 chance of
death as a citizen of Norway and a 97%. Recovery. Their numbers
are a little bit better. Doesn't necessitate shutdown. loss of
jobs. Destruction of the oil company, furloughing doctors.
Exactly. We have no idea what is still coming what the fallout
will be just as that governments have no idea what rate
manipulation actually will result in.
Sound, and it doesn't matter because that way we can get rid
of Trump. That's the idea
of silver lining, the silver lining.
I want to play one last clip for your benefit. This is a Trump
clip very short one too before we go on a break. And this is
Tim Cook. And the Wii
gift I spoke with Tim Cook today of apple and they have a good
sense of the market and he feels it's going to be a Wii the Wii
is sharply upward later on as we actually get it fully open.
Today I signed as a paycheck protection programme and health
care.
looking more like a check mark every day. I'm telling you, I
think I think checking the check mark recovery is the way to go
since since you played that because this is about the the
part two of the payroll Protection Plan was it payroll
protection programme paycheck? I don't know what the PPP or
whatever it is. Just to be correct. I want to play Sandy's
30 seconds in the house where she got to virtue signal and
yell and stomp about about how wrong it is even though the bill
actually contained the money specifically for testing money
specifically for hospitals not good enough. Thank you, Madam
Speaker. And
on behalf of my constituents in the Bronx, and Queens, New
York's 14th congressional district, the most impacted
district in America calling people losing their families
every day. It is a joke. When Republicans say that they have
urgency around this bill. The only folks that they have
urgency around are folks like Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, and
Shake Shack. Those are the people getting assistance in
this bill. You are not trying to fix this bill for mom and pops
and we have to fight to fund hospitals fighting to fund
testing. That is what we're fighting for. In this bill. It
is unconscionable if you had urgency, you would legislate
like rent was due on May 1 and make sure that we include rent
and mortgage relief
for our constituents. Thank you very much. Members are reminded
to direct their comments to the chair.
Yes.
See what a doofus insane
maybe just before we take the break just to get it out of the
way people need to go back to work we have trouble is brewing
everywhere. We had a police kill a guy here in Austin was fried.
I mean we heard the shots. It was maybe 200 yards away. Now on
the other side of Epsom Greenbelt, but we heard a pop
pop pop, and you go look at it. It's like everyone's out of
their skulls man. We've got a guy doing drugs in his car.
Someone called in said he's doing drugs. He's got a gun 10
cop cars show up at helicopter. The guy gets out, but he won't
look as high. I guess you won't listen to what anyone's saying.
You say look, I got no gun. I gotten a gun to shoot him with a
beanbag. He goes that and then the guy gets in the car drives
off. He's in a cul de sac. He couldn't have gotten out they
shoot him kill him. And it's like, well, things are a little
rough right now with the COVID You know, everyone's on edge.
Yeah, we have. We had so we had protests for that yesterday at
the same time. Alex Jones was out saying fire Fauci but I'm
sick and tired of that guy. He ruins good protests. Because the
minute he shows up even though his message is correct, his
deliveries shit. And then then anything that people would want
to listen to might be interested. Interesting for them
to know about their own health and life is lost because of his
insanity. So here was the police protest right behind us here in
the opportunity zone 33
We're gonna find that shit and we're gonna believe exists.
So that was Friday night and Saturday night that went on less
last night went on till 10pm The same thing more maybe twice as
many people from 830 people. So people getting a little jittery.
Obviously, we have Pritzker in Illinois, maybe just out of
spite. I don't know saying all right. We're going to extend
this until the end of May. For Illinois. People need to get
out. One of our producers was at the Wisconsin protest, which was
big yesterday. Here my observation so he has a chant.
This is what he recorded. Or was it? Here's his recording of the
chant. Oh. Okay, open up. A lot of American flags quite a few
Don't tread on me flags, no mention of bad data or bad
science. A lot of anger around small businesses remaining
closed, while the larger retailers either stayed open or
will get to reopen soon. Churches being closed was a hot
topic. Healthcare professionals talked about the empty hospitals
and they're concerned that real health issues are not being
addressed. The whole so healthcare professionals where
there must be Trump's supporters, the whole thing
devolved into Governor bashing towards the end. The two most
interesting speakers to me was a woman who talked about how she
how she'd had three negative tests and was still categorised
as a COVID 19. Patient. She has asthma and allergies, which when
combined have similar have similar respiratory symptoms of
COVID 19. She also mentioned they wanted to put on a
ventilator which he refused. A farmer talking about how they
are considered essential most of their customers are closed
though the cattle cost more to feed and they produce in profit.
They are forced to sell dairy cows at a fraction of their cost
to slaughterhouses which are being overwhelmed by farmers
doing this. This is what's happening. This it has to stop.
Everyone it's got to be this week. This week, people they're
going to break out people are not going to wait anymore. I
tell you right now this Trump is very smart to leave this to the
governors, because this is going to be a shitshow Paris people
are violently protesting they don't want to be locked down
anymore. California is no longer issuing rally permits for
rallies at the state capitol. We know why.
Yes, for good reason. You know, watching Newsom is going to be
the one that's going to be interesting to watch because he
has to play this piece. He's going to run for president,
he has an opportunity. He has a real opportunity and he's
going to have to open the state up before everybody else
actually with the
numbers you got you got great numbers out the numbers are
great. What's wrong with your numbers a fantastic opened up
already.
And the numbers are fine here and I think a lot of the numbers
elsewhere I think they're honest numbers. I think they're close
to honest, which is sounds good baffling, but when you compare
the New York is like didn't you can see the fraud, the scam New
York and New Jersey in particular, just look at the
numbers. We've posted the charts showing you the numbers. And it
doesn't make any sense. And when you compare the flu seasons to
New York, New Jersey, California everyplace else and this current
COVID thing, it doesn't make sense either. Unless New York
and New Jersey are scamming the system because they're broke.
New York in particular is bankrupt. It came out with the
report late in August, October of last year saying their way in
debt, their dudes, the city and the state is are both
mismanaged? Yeah, this
is what's playing out for the so called stage four where the
President would like to do a huge infrastructure bill which
everyone the whole country think everybody wants to do it. We now
have the opportunity financially because it's magic money. MMT
it's immunised can't go nowhere. It's not gonna it's not
inflationary, magic money. But the Democrats are going to go
full tilt against it because they first want to have bailout
money for the states. So that's where the fight is right now.
And that's why I think you heard Pelosi bitching about bitching
about Mitch mitching About Mitch because he said let him go
bankrupt. Which is probably what some cities should do. It's a
nightmare but New York has done it before they came out the
other end
was the number of states that should go bankrupt Illinois at
the top of the list is where they smash 400 all go bankrupt I
think it's like $400 billion or something with you take all the
liabilities of the pension liabilities
the pension liability I'm hate to say it to the pension ears
because you know I mean a lot of them for example in California
we have pension guys making more on their pension and they did
when they were actually working right there's a lot of scams
going on in that regard is screwed it up for everybody but
when it was said maybe should take a call or if you get a
pension company should maybe take a call or on it
yeah grab that before someone else does is might be gay gay.
Yeah didn't get some some cash. Anyway
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was the denial of service or certification issues is never,
it never ends. None of it does. But we're still on the air. They
can't take us down like YouTube. That's for sure that to do a lot
more work. It's not just a phone call to Susan magicky. No,
genart generator.com. Thank you very much, Darren O'Neill. And
now's the time,
by the way, by the way, so you think you know, do you think
China has any influence that Google is still doing a deal
with China, aren't they?
I believe so. Yeah.
Well in China, I mean, the problem with doing a deal with a
repressive regime that wants to censor everything you do daily,
that means they want to censor everything you do not just in
China it's what they do. It's like yeah, we want you to be
this way in China. Yeah, you got to do this you got to do that
follow our rules. Oh, we must follow the rules of the country
that we're we're doing business in that countries as well. If
you're going to be so easy to get to be such a pushover. Why
don't we just have you follows the same kind of rules someplace
else like in the United States? We don't like the content you're
posting on YouTube. Please take it down. That's exactly right.
Yes, nicely. So okay, anyway, continue you were you're
praising Darren,
I had actually moved on from Darren disabled I'd like to
praise some of our producers who came in with extraordinary
support for the show and our value for value sister we
got a good get a good day today. And I ended on top of the list
is Sir anonymous of Dogpatch and Lois LeBeau via boom ski, who
and his code number for this show is 1307. That is 1307 for
you taking notes out there. So with his generous contribution,
he said a generous note. Nice. Ramadan Mubarak goat karma
worked soon the goats will be used to feed the poor. Thank you
and all the producers that celebrated Easter Passover and
now Ramadan, under this plague of perpetual virus. Your hard
work inoculates listeners from perpetual mania, also, thank
you. Also, for your value for value paradigm. This is
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I love you autonomous.
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fame only create advertising dollars from vendors to sell to
us slaves. Elites ran all the governments until 250 years ago
it is radical to suggest the government of the people by the
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asked the question Will it perish from this earth 150 years
after his question. The war with the elites continues it will
never end. No jingles no karma.
Sir animus of Dogpatch and Lois LeBeau via is always so
wonderful not just to get your support but your wisdom that You
bestow upon us I'm so happy the goat karma work member he had
problems with the with his What did he call him? What's his
flock of goats? What is it called again? The school a yard
cash we had it on the show we should know this. A Tribe i
think is a tribe was a tribe a
tribe tribe.
I wish I had some friends to celebrate Ramadan with I in
Amsterdam i i always went to the Purple Rain coffee shop in
Breda. Now actually when I lived in Belgium, I drew I have up and
on Ramadan when the sunset, the guys the coffee shop would let a
few customers in and just had the day with the most
unbelievable spread of food. So fantastic. So wish we had some
of that. From the troll room we have a couple of options for the
code that Serrano's has bestowed upon us today. 1307. The first
guest is that he may be sending us prime numbers. Apparently
1307 is a prime number, okay. And the other guests which only
a troll could do is you need to count the numbers properly, you
need to look at them in their beauty. So if you do so it's
1307 if you do seven plus three minus one that's nine seven plus
three plus one is 11. What do you get? 911
Anyone can do that? Yeah,
thank you, sir autonomous, I'm sure I'm sure that was not the
meaning of his code.
Andrew bloomers next on the list with $999.99 Hi, John and Adam.
With this donation bring me safely to knighthood. you'll
toss in that extra penny.
Yeah, I'll do it right now.
There you go. I'd like to be named Sir Andrew Knight of the
unapologetic pale males. Nice. Let's bring this bring curry and
Oreo to the roundtable.
Curry and No, not orielle
Creo what is creo?
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Creo my wife and I truly appreciate the immediate
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podcast in the universe is a great way to spend part of the
stimulus money we're borrowing from our future generations.
Yes. Yes. Quick OTG note I've recently gone semi yo t g with
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allows me to leave my Android at home the majority of the time.
Keep the media deconstruction coming gents. I'd like to hear
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gents from Barron eight it used to be locked down zone where all
the gloved hands are sweaty, and the eyeglasses are foggy. I felt
compelled to donate when I saw the Saturday newsletter claimed
that divorce.org was under cyber attack. I don't doubt for a
minute. That's true. But in the unlikely event it was simply a
clever scheme to drum up sympathy sympathy donations.
Great idea.
Why did you throw a puppy in there?
No pup? No
puppy. No Simpson, Okay,
I'll stop you. That was not it was a fact. And no donations
were were fine. It wasn't like they're we're running out of
money. But that was a fact that that was was happening. And I
was shocked by it. And so I put it at the top, because I didn't
normally put a link to the droid.org/na Right. But as an
idea, I don't do that.
No, no,
that's not put the Dutch sad dog on the newsletter. It's because
the numbers are long. It's because very yes, if I send a
second notice that it's because you know, it's reasons I so I
don't I know. It's a clever scheme. And it wouldn't be a
great idea but and I know and I believe I knew in advance when I
wrote it out because I bet you somebody thinks it's just
bullshit. Anyway, he continues that but he donated so I think
that's good. So I hereby submit my ass backwards. 732 point one
US Dollars donation interest that I've suddenly decided just
now is your fair share of my IR is your fair share of my art IRS
bailout Bonanza bonus? I'm spending quick because the rate
they're printing money will be at Carter level inflation soon
won't even be worth it. Executive producer credit.
I disagree. So it's immunised money.
Well he's not only that, but we have not you know the, the
mechanism that creates inflation is really very difficult to
trigger when the US dollar is the standard currency used
around the world as the is the principal exchange that values
in fact, we have make a point of light assassinating leaders who
tried to do something different. Yeah. And that is really hard.
Do we control and in fact, the dollar is getting stronger if
you look at the exchange rates than the other currencies, so
inflation is not it's not, it's not within the can I don't see
it ahead. Maybe five years, but I don't even maybe not.
Now you sound like Trump, maybe it'll work. Maybe not. Maybe
it'd be great. Maybe not.
But yeah, so I'm not looking forward to it. We don't want
that anyway. Taylor but Taylor B Hold
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but we got it. I'm gonna give you the whole load today.
It's almost too delicious to believe my friend sick people
are sick
Taylor B and Lewis I'm not saying her or his last name
because I got no note. And it might be one one not anonymity
but 543 21 I looked into the first name I looked into the
last name I looked into the word donation which is what people
should put on their subject line if they're sending note about
donations. found nothing. Sir J boy and all day so send us
something Taylor and we'll get get it read later. Sir J boy and
all the Virginia 500 Forgive me pod father and JCD has been too
long since my last donation. And me simply sponging off this
fellow producers. I can be a douchebag no more. Please accept
my humble donations toward the best podcasts and universe
sincerely.
Sorry, Jay. Well, I'm gonna give him a deducing that even though
he didn't ask for it.
Is it appropriate or that this person?
I have no objection.
Deed deuced.
Another missing note from certificate of authenticity and
I don't know how that nickname got in there if there wasn't a
note to begin with. Working on the back office and figuring out
why but in Huntsville, Alabama, 3333 30 533 John Waldorf is next
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help of Adam kicking in one cent there it is, I will finally save
a coveted seat at the saved a penny to by the way, yeah,
coveted seat at the roundtable, and he's got the accounting from
henceforth, I wish to be known as Sir CB night of the black
thumbnails. If you'd be so kinda might enjoy some grandma's
pancakes and some brewed IPA at the round table. As always, your
deconstruction is ahead of the curve, of course, and I'm not
referring to the flattened Duan my amygdala, which, by the way,
you know, the flattened curve meme is interesting. And you
know, what else is it? I just, I'm gonna forget this one way to
say it now, you know, saw these douchebags doing their normal
network TV shows from home and the local news guys are at home,
you know, they don't really have to be the media's exempt. But
they're all at home anyway, because it's virtue signalling.
Why are they all growing beards?
Yeah, I've noticed that too.
What is the point? I'm at home, I gotta grow a beard. I mean, if
you want to, you look like it's a scrubby beard. It's not a very
gently
I believe I can. I believe I can explain this to you because I
have had similar feelings. When you're on television every day
as I have been throughout my life, certainly half of my adult
life every single day. You got your hair, you got your makeup,
you got your you got your shaving, you have grooming and
you have to do it every single day. And then what I will always
do on weekends, boom, I got a beard that thing's growing down
to my knees. So that's what these these guys are so tired of
grooming every day for television for
babies, the guys that work in offices have to groom to. I'm
just giving you the reality of the driver has to groom the guy
who runs I'm just giving
you the reality of the daily television worker does
poor work in their assets. So they got to grow a beard when
they get home.
That's the answer.
You Do not grow a beard. You may like it. I'm not arguing that
you're not right. But this is this is childish, childish Well,
of course, especially if you're on television. That's when you
got to go back to the grooming routine. But this is it's
something I mean, why the beards in general? What's up with
beards, stop with
spears? These are the beards. But these are people that don't
normally have beards. And now they're working from home and
they got beards good old
fashioned beard was when you were gay. And that was your
buddy. Yeah, now now we got to have real beards Come on.
As always, your deconstructs is ahead of the curve. I'm not
referring to the flattened one. My amygdala remains small and
healthy thanks to you keep up the good work. Please send out
the best jobs karma to all in need. Toss out a random Sharpton
and a goat karma to finish it off sir CB night of the black
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Could this ultimately end up backfiring on the Republicans
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Millions of dollars i gets paid more than the two of us combined
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Executive Producer for show 1237 and command arrows you can work
you're doing a fine job deconstructed into hand flu
pandemic plan demic. So I thought I'd send you a donation
now that the influx of support seems to have abated somewhat.
It did last show. While listening to your show with my
smokin hot girlfriend Dame shard drew Renee of the loo now grape
fields. I often find myself saying something just before you
do more often John than Adam, I guess because I'm an old fart to
write you guys smokin hot girlfriend? What difference does
it make? The amount represents a word count on my novel? Hard to
set the mystery aside to write a dystopian novel in which society
is taken over by the public health industry public health
industrial complex 27,000 words in a little over three weeks is
a hell of a lot. I'm trying to write fiction but the real world
keeps getting ahead of me brought about calling it the
brave new world but that's been taken maybe I'll go with scary
New World bro
you're doing a documentary Didn't you know that?
Please have a China is asshole that's true and some publishing
karma. Michael?
Yes. Thank you, Michael. You've got karma. Yeah, as big as
publishing karma. There
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Croisette Virginia 229 Richard spa Stowe in Burbank, California
20202. And he sent a note in which I know you answer because
you said you said some back to him.
Yes well I believe he is the why can't I search anymore in my
words my search box in my email without
let's yes he's the one who wrote the specificity one of the
specificity yes sensitivity memos. Yes. And I but there was
some other stuff in there one is Jim karma or something, I think.
Here's the thing. I want to look up his email, but for some
reason, and maybe this is new, because I on the Windows machine
here in the studio. I use Outlook. Then you could just go
to an inbox and right above that would be a little thing where
you could click on it and you could search and that's now
gone. There's I can't search.
Weird. Well, let me just type it into squirrel mail real quick.
Boom, there it is.
It's Frogger.
i This is the weirdest thing. I don't understand what did they
do?
Windows Windows. Now from the land of the rising sun. Blanket
tour. I love the show which is true. I kicked myself off for
not finding it until 2016. No jingles, no karma. Then he goes
on to this specificity thing and he says although I'm a lowly
UCLA Bruin, one whose inferiority complex was assuaged
somewhat by the knowledge that just like an exalted California
Golden Bear, I thought chaos was pronounced shoutouts. Well into
high school. Yeah, I want to point out that you Your
character isn't it anyway he goes on about and he goes back
into it he goes back and forth I'm looking for his stuff that
he wants us to do. Anyways just keep up the great work and he's
in Hiroshima. There you go all right. Onward to the I think our
next to last donation sir Egon Oh sir economic hitman came in
with that by the way that was Richard spa stolen Burbank, two
or two to three economic hitman came up with 200 Greetings from
Baron soon to be Baron economic hitman single request. More
Clients Haaretz giggle with just donation I have reached Baron
status. Adam, do you remember me from the Austin meetup? I was
the guy wearing that congressional dish shirt? Yes. A
few weeks ago, I asked you to put a link in the show notes to
promote the beta release on my iPhone app. And did I not do
that? Man collar world a turn a turn a turn based strategy game
dating back to the ancient civilization. The game is a
local two player mode versus computer and online play. I'm
trying to get hired as an iOS developer. So every person who
tests my app helping me find it will help you helped me find a
job can you please put this link in the show notes again? It
would mean the world to me. Yes flight.apple.com/and This some
budget number so I will put in the show notes I've put
put it in. I put it in the show notes under today. The heading
today.
Okay, people can find your way so he got his requests which was
the more Klein and
I don't know what is this Mort Klein the giggle rich
giggle I don't know. You're the dreads expert.
Okay, thanks. I don't know what he's talking about.
I don't I never I don't know what he's talking about either.
More Klein? Oh, here we go. I found it. Oh, it exists. And
what else besides more Klein giggle what else? Do you want
it?
It shouldn't be anything else actually,
I'll throw into karma. Thank you, Chairman
Nadler, Ranking Member Collins, members of the committee. First
of all, I must say I have Tourette Syndrome. Sometimes I
have tics and make sounds I can't control so please forgive
me. You've got karma.
That's me. That's future me justifying. i Oh, man. I had
forgotten all about that. Sometimes about it, too.
Sometimes I make
please forgive me.
How can you not sit there and go Dude, that was a good one. I
love that. I'm allowed to laugh. There's one thing
you have the privilege and since I'm one step removed from you,
you can I can laugh and
laugh when I give you permission. You can laugh. You
can laugh.
It's pretty funny.
Well, we want to thank these executive producers and
Associate Executive producers for pulling us through the other
Olson level crap. I'm sorry. I thought we were done. Oh, this
is good news. I hate being done
in their offices last in Forest Grove at 200 bucks. And I do
have a note to read that from maybe it was something we
missed. I couldn't get Eric never got back to me to tell me
we missed this or not but D douching to Darren Olson from
Kamloops, BC the douching
Taylor also Darren Olson You're right.
You've been de deuced
loves char Noah Taylor Connor and Nicole that's where you get
to Taylor. Now I have a note from I don't know maybe you can
check but David Knouse of the net the larger now search
of the now's isn't more knows I think it was Nose Nose house now
it's okay.
But he sent a note in for 300 and some $300 rats and he
developed end up with enough to get his he said the Canadian
government is still a fantasy we are all getting an extra $300
rents per child during the corona fest so I thought I'd
better way to Hamlet to donate young Julia now says 300 towards
her Dame hood and her 16th birthday April 19 no less than
they added $2 to put her over the limit toward Dame who had
occur anyway and so she's we got the accounting so I don't
remember doing this because I would remember this note is
although I'd like to claim the executive producer credit for
myself. Come on you can in a V and parents what else could you
possibly have to do with the money but to pitch in other
would you otherwise have to do with it? I recently hit her
friend in the mouth and he has thanked me for balancing out his
listening as he was a hard lefty and he tells me that this show
calms him down ah in response to that I think the only proper
thing would to do is to call him out as Me as you're a douchebag
once you get broke, also to Trevor and Max Collette you are
both on new notice as douchebags. Okay, so it's
pronounced NAS like nausea. So
to NAS schnoz,
I think I don't remember doing this so it won't hurt to do it.
But I think we should put Julia on the knighting list has named
Julia on Weaver awards first of the notch.
Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. I gotta put this in
now. So it's Julia NAS. Nan, Nan becomes Dame Julia
Weaver of words. First of the NAS. Sorry, but that just sounds
funny.
It's the Rona man.
So you got that written down? Because I do. Okay. She also
needs a birthday call out for a 16th birthday.
For Julie's birthday. Yeah. And when is that today?
April 19. Oh, so it's belated. But last Sunday? Yeah.
Okay. Hold on a second. So Julia? Nas sweet 16. Last
Sunday. Yeah. And, and the way and there it was. But wait,
there's more, you'll get
twice as much for just a small handling fee. Please include
chai tea and apples with peanut butter. At the roundtable, chai
tea
with apples and peanut. I do love apples and peanut butter. A
lot of people do. Yeah. But the mutton and meat is still what
people always go for at the end. When it really comes down to it.
Brass Tacks
get it everywhere. That's the reason brass tacks and get
apples and peanut butter.
All right. These are the executive producers and
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so we're happy we haven't done 12 years running. Thank you very
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vorak.org/n A I think you
pretty much know what's happening when it comes down to
temperature. Our formula is this. We go
out. We hit people in the mouth I don't like what I do.
Just a brief moment. So I remember to tell you this. There
was a thread on Twitter. I think Jason Calacanis tagged me know
someone tagged me. It was about luminary I made a made a comment
about it earlier remember luminary this was the this was
the podcast network that was going to become the HBO of
podcasts $100 million. They spent and they had some celeb
they had Trevor Noah they had was the woman who had her own
nose actually got the HBO woman what's her name? Where Tracy
Alma know the girls now well, no way. Lena girls don't know. Lena
Dunham. Dynam Yeah, so it was subscrip is fascinating. It was
subscription only at Bloomberg reviewed their status. Over the
past year, the app has been downloaded 200,000 times. Which
Bloomberg then compares to Stitcher. Okay. A luminary
spokesperson disputed the data sound saying it has had nearly
800,000 downloads. Anyway, podcast
gets more than that. Yes, the point is one podcast network of
podcasts that they
could have saved for a million dollars 1% John and I would have
saved you $99 million which you've probably blown
Volkers and limos
and, and and expensive gear Neumann microphones. So
Calacanis. Jason Calacanis, very famous
at we are gonna go for auction. No, I wouldn't mind getting a
hold of one of those. Norman's
I would wait. I would wait. I wait. I don't think it's done
yet. Again Calacanis. So, to is a I can't help but like him, but
what a blowhard. Here he is he's the reason this failed, I guess
it's now considered fail luminary.
He's a talk with a slight lisp, please.
The reason this failed is because best podcasters did not
equity. I explained the roadmap. You get Joe Rogan Sam horse, Sam
Harris, you get Leo Laporte, you get Tim Ferriss, and then you
give everybody equity, not just some VC from equity, everyone
gets some equity. And then you have the HBO of podcasting. And
to which I say Jason, come on, man, we did this already know,
it's not gonna it's not gonna happen that way. It's not going
to work. And this whole concept of tribal media is blowing up is
how it works. Everybody sustains their own little group. You got
some overlap, but that's that's what it is. That's we have our
group and it grows way
your Calacanis was spot on.
I was waiting to hear I need a little bit input. Thank you. I
thought I did pretty well. I'll work on it because I can do
better. You nailed it. That's what I'm telling you. It's like
you might not getting enough air. Jump.
Let me when I was talking to Mark Cuban, he said exactly the
same thing.
I've got to drop more names.
To listen. When Ilan and I were looking at the first investment
until we had Eddy Cue from Apple come over. I gotta work on it.
Because I can't do too long I lose it. It's,
it's it's hard to sustain. It's not easy. By the way, the
Calacanis of course to get a copy of this seminal said to
him, and he, he'll think it's hilarious. Well, he should think
it's hilarious because he's always doing my voice.
He's great news. The world is colourful, because of people
like Jason Calacanis. And by the way, good job on calling out
micro, Rick, what was his name? The guy? NEWSMAN Rick, the
podcast that we talked about, with the guy who had great mic
technique.
Oh, the mic technique guy.
What's that guy's name?
Ralph, frankly, we're
quite Frank. Frank, quite frank. Right, Frank, he gave you a
whole, like, he played that whole bit on his show, and was
really, he was really happy. And it was like, Oh my gosh, Jhansi
Dvorak, this guy and he called us OG podcasters.
thought was great.
I'll tell you I, just my analysis if you want to let
someone wants to listen to the show. It's more of a philosophy
show than it is a news analysis show by Sure. Sure, sure. But
he's got the right kind of a real kind of every man
philosophy that makes a lot of sense. He's he really shouldn't
be on radio because he's a chatterbox. He can just go for
days without modern modern talk radio. It's mostly a guy
talking.
That's a good that's a good point. He could he could
definitely do. Am radio
is yes, he's an am radio type guy. Who could could I don't
know how many people can do it. But I know there was a few
limbaugh's best example it's built on. He's dying. In other
words, you can talk literally talk for three hours, not solid,
because there are commercial breaks. But you could pretty
much just talk for three hours. Quite frankly, could do that
easy. Yeah, he just got his goes. I mean, you've heard him
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, but that's very radio
professional, high end radio guy.
Okay. And he's enough about other shows.
I know. He's gonna I'm gonna get some more publicity from
Why do you think I brought it up was like, get some. Get some
publicity off this guy.
OTG going home. Teaching guy the guy.
That's right, everybody. OTG we're going off the grid G
going, oh. Gotta go. Right off the grid. Many people now email
people tweeting and emailing me saying, hey, what phone? Do I
need to get down? We're going to be tracked everywhere. I will
say where's my data sheet? How do I configure it?
I afford you a note from one of the guys just send it to the
general bugs in the guide makes a good point. He wants what he
wants. And what he needs is really a webpage of your way of
going about this. So you don't have to explain on the show.
That's where I think you light up,
right. Okay, right, ladies and gentlemen, here's how you
configure the go flip three from Alcatel. You buy the phone, you
put your SIM card in it. That's it, there's no step three. Don't
use the Google app that's in there. That's all. That's all
you have to do. And if you get team you want to have T Mobile
Service or at least get one that's cracked that will let you
use a hotspot But that's the whole point is it's a phone, you
can text you can do basic web browsing, do split of email. And
it's a hotspot so you can carry your, you know, your your tablet
or something turned, switched off in your bag, whatever.
What is the Google app you're talking about? That's in there.
It has
it has the Google app to search app.
Oh, you want to just don't want to use that or even
know if you use that then then it Google note, then Google will
know where you are. But you can also turn off all location. It's
very simple. No one needs a web page for this. We should have
done is listen to me two years ago when I was saying this day
would come. I'm looking at you Australia.
The federal government is set to launch its contact tracing app
today. The app will help health authorities identify people who
have come into contact with the Coronavirus patient. Some people
have expressed privacy concerns about downloading the software.
But the government says safeguards are in place and the
information will be destroyed once the COVID crisis is over.
As senior federal government minister is worried complacency
is setting in as Australians are tiring of social distancing
measures. New data shows there has been a big spike in the
number of people accessing directions on their smartphone
over the past week. It's a sign people are out and about rather
than staying at home to combat Coronavirus. Home Affairs
Minister Peter Dutton has told Sky News we risk on doing all
our great work if we're not careful.
If people believe that we're immune in our country, clearly
we're not we were tracking in the same direction that Italy
and other countries were headed in. And we've been able to
offset that through the social distancing measures, through the
announcements that the National cabinet has presided over as
well. So we don't want to give that up.
Yeah, I can almost guarantee this will become some form of
obligatory it'll be the same thing as staying home. Slaves
will do it. And that's why you want to flip phone to say,
that's your best excuse. I'm sorry, I really want to comply.
I got my bandana on my head, I got a flip phone don't work. So
I have in my possession, although sadly here at the
studio workstation encrypted. And I it's not easy, something
that I can do on the fly right here. I don't have that on this
completely compromised machine. I have the I have a presentation
deck with all of the different tracking companies that are
involved in many sort of, well, Colorado for sure, as a group
out there doing stuff, but perhaps for all the United
States. And I'm sorry, I will decrypt that and have it for
Thursday. It's incredible. There's five different tracking
companies that are all integrating data into these
apps. And they sell it of course, of course. And it's
everything from Bluetooth to the Bluetooth beacons and stores.
It's incredible how much data they have. And you heard in this
report, it's just as if it's the if it's the norm most normal
thing in the world. Hey, we're looking at you all travelling
around. You're using your your phone for directions. T How do
you know that? How do you know someone's How does someone else
in the government know that you're using your phone for
directions? Not that you have your GPS on? You're using your
phone for directions? Well guess who tells them that? Exactly.
Let's look at Hong Kong, Canada. Navia is building their app,
that
government immediately implemented quarantine measures
for residents and visitors arriving at the airport that
included these monitoring bracelets to stop people from
leaving their homes.
As soon as you get out the house then and then the government
would get alert. And then the health care or the police would
come catch you and then it would be up to six months prison. Six
months
in prison six months. Yeah, now we're
talking the wristbands are like hospital bracelets. Each one has
a bluetooth module and battery. Those under quarantine have to
download the app. Once at home, they walk around so the app can
calibrate how big the home is with the wristband. So this
could be someone's Customs and Border Patrol or health
authority.
A Vancouver company tray safe is behind the technology. And the
Chinese territory is its first test case,
there's a thin piece of metal that goes all the way around the
bracelet that actually provides an alert if it's cut or
stretched. So there are tamper resistant pieces to the design.
The EO
Ray Lloyd is pitching the devices to other governments
including Canada, but in this country, it would have to pass a
constitutional test that balances privacy rights with
public health.
Balance. I love constitutional rights that are balanced. It's
balanced it against something else.
This right or it's not.
Thank you. There's something about these wristbands that I
think
these risks but this isn't the same thing as when you get in
prison in your incarcerated, you have to stay home and they put a
belt thing on your foot. The same thing basically,
no, no, it's a little different. And I have another clip that
it's a similar technology may be the same for all I know just a
different sales window at this company. This this communicates
with Bluetooth or probably neofeudal near field
communication with your phone, and then your phone does all the
tattling. So it's not has
to be has to be Bluetooth NFC is just it really
close. So it'd be Bluetooth, but it's I guess it does have a
battery in there as a small battery will listen to this
version of it, which is similar, but it will be more fun to get
people to wear.
Some northeast hospitals, as I mentioned, are going ahead and
using new technology. To keep a closer watch over those patients
who leave the hospital we're talking about a company called
Masimo, a medical technology company that's created a safety
net device as it's called, it's a disposable smart wristband
attached to a pulse oximeter which then tapes around your
finger. And it basically monitors your vitals like your
oxygen level, your pulse and your respiration rate. So when
those levels kind of go off, where they're supposed to be the
device and sends a signal to the patient's smartphone, which then
alerts the doctor.
The clinician has a dashboard of all of the patients, they're
monitoring your life parameter, change it every single minute,
they get an update of your data set, and they can see what your
live data is within the hospital. Now
the FDA approved this device to be used nationwide about 15 days
ago, about 60 hospitals have already signed up to use this
with almost 600 more on tap in the process to use this
worldwide really. So a lot of different dances we're seeing
now. This device Chilean was meant for opioid addicts
actually. And then the pandemic hit and everything changed.
Some good tech out there baby if you want to be trapped like a
dog
before you continue with this wasn't that kind of get the
date? The timeline on this? Correct. And it wasn't it was
maybe five years ago because I know Natalie Morris used to was
into this. When she was still in the country. She and it was and
there was and there was it was a fad. It was a fad, especially
among a lot of tech women. And it was you're basically
monitoring your everything about you 24/7 All the time. And as
part of some, you know, you're hooked up to a bunch of devices
all the time and you had a thing in your pocket. You got to think
on your fingers and you got it you're just and you everything
you do is monitored for some self improvement thing. Yeah,
remember this? Well, buddy remembers
this Well Wait, did that ever stop that's
well, it was a fad. And everyone was bragging about it. And I
don't know anyone bragging about this anymore. So I think it just
kind of came and went no sick of it. It had it had a name.
What you mean the circles and everyone's doing the competition
with working out against each other you talking about?
Oh, no, no, it was something that was very specific. It was
only it was a personal thing was a very it wasn't a competitive
you know you can my heart rates competing one
Quantified Self. Yes. Something like that. That's, that's what
the troll room is saying. Yeah, quantify
troll rooms again. Got it right.
Again, again, tell me we don't want.
That's what they're there for the quantified self. This was
like a fad. i If anyone knows that they may have the timeline.
And when it was popular, I think it was five years ago and last
for about a year. And there's all these people that came with
gear old is going to be the next big thing. We're all going to do
this when no one's going to do this and said unless you're a
lunatic?
Well, here's what I would say. Looks like this started closer
to 2007. It's 2010. It's all surrounds the TED conferences.
The quantified self refers to both the cultural phenomenon of
self tracking with technology and to a community of users and
makers of self tracking tools who share an interest in self
knowledge through numbers.
Dan,
this was a way to if this is the way to soften a life
logging. Wait, wait lifelogging wasn't that it? lifelogging
Devon lifelogging was part of this. Yes. Logging.
I remember that. I'm lifelogging man.
I remember Lifelog it was quantified self This is all part
of this very short lived phenomenon that was like I
thought it was something onerous about it.
Wasn't this what Laurie frequency into that was her
whole thing In in Austin, the artist, and she would try and
everybody's Frick being involved with, tracked everything, then
made graphs out of it and got the city to pair to painted next
to whole foods on the wall, the amazing. Oh, well, whatever
works, it's amazing. Well done in sales and sales. Well,
regardless, all of this data is going to eventually wind up with
the government. No doubt about it. All this insurance companies
and the insurance companies and we're so happy that the data
mining company who apparently has been tapped to help and
contribute to the US government to help make good
recommendations based on data, which will be Health and Human
Services data is Palantir from our old buddy Peter Thiel.
Palantir, which is the spy database of the world. Yeah.
Original original code rumoured to be stolen from even longer
ago.
That just a horrible promise, the promise.
The promise database, we've talked about it the promise, the
promise and killed
if they if they look into this? Yeah, exactly.
In fact, when I brought it up on the show, you didn't want to
talk about it, because you said I was gonna get killed. You
could be killed. I don't want any part of it.
Before we go into the break, I do have this weak sense from
Sweden, ready for a break just yet. Sweden. Yes. And this is a
this is it's under s e d e n, somebody left the
Wi Fi off to have that back office is just bad.
So
this is the guy. He's an epidemiologist. First of all,
I'm cut out the two and a half minute intro to this character
who's got every degree and he's just this genius character is
but epidemiology is part partly responsible for the way this
Swedes are handling the COVID thing. And he is the mentor of
the Swedish government official who's actually running it. And
so he has a few things to say that are interesting on again,
some obscure podcast that choose today's theme. And it comes out
of out of Sweden. It's very interesting. I have the name of
it as call and stuff I got on my book in a book called locked
down TV, and this podcast is unheard.
And I just wanted to begin by giving you a kind of summary
thoughts of of how Sweden is differing from other countries.
And why you think
that is? The main reason is that we are the Swedish government
decided early in January, that the measures we should take
against the pandemic should be evidence based. And when you
start looking around for the measures that are being taken
out by different countries, you find that very few of them have
the shred of evidence base. But one we know that's known for 150
years or more and that is washing your hands. It's good
for you and good for others when you're in epidemic. But the rest
like border closures, school closures, social distancing,
there's almost no science behind most of these.
It's, it's so amazing what happened here. And we did it to
ourselves globally. Bunch of douchebag, sheep's
sheep's media is the driving force behind it with China. And
China China
did. I remember I was only a few months ago, the driving force
was China taking an unprecedented step of closing
down a city of a million people.
That is what the millennial 11 million people, wasn't it?
What did I say? 11 million people 11 million. And then they
closed down other ones at a total of 50 million people on
lockdown. And the media was the catalyst. But whether Why did
China do this? Why did it's never been done before? Why did
they do it? Was it just to put the because it's a scary thing.
It's exactly like the movies. So it's China whether the virus is
theirs or not that locked down was bullcrap. And the media took
it ran with it and we all got scared. And we personally are
girly, girly men.
So yes, you made your point. Was that that whole clip? Yep. I
think we lost the connection now. I
hear you. I said yes. Oh,
I didn't hear you say yes.
Yep. Yep. I'm gonna, I'm gonna edit all that out right back.
Right back to the not getting killed part. Okay,
let's go to the sweet part two.
So what is the current policy and Sweden social distancing is
part of the policy, isn't it? What what is the regime that
Sweden has gone with?
The main difference to other countries is that there is no,
you're not locked up in your home, that if you go out to buy
food or groceries or drugs, I mean medicines. There's no
police to stop you in the street and said ask you what you're
doing here. That's one thing people are asked to stay inside,
but there's no reinforcement or enforcement of that. People do
it anyway. So that's one. We have the rule that a crowd
cannot be bigger than 50 people.
So I can still have an event for 49 people. Yes, I want
you good. And the schools, the upper schools are closed
secondary education and universities, closed schools at
age 1516 are open. What more do we have done? The nursing homes
or houses for old people are close to visitors?
So it seems it sounds like it's a moderate social distancing?
Regime then.
Sorry, it's very similar to the one that the UK had before there
was a famous paper in by the Imperial College by the
modellers who made models for infectious diseases that came
out on the day after you made a U turn in England.
Yes, tell us about that. So let's see the original strategy
in the UK, and became known as a fan of herd immunity. That's
what it was called. Before we get come on to talk about the
Imperial model, which I would like to talk about, is it
correct to call it herd immunity? And is that the
Swedish strategy?
It's not a strategy, but it's a byproduct of the strategy, but
the strategy is to protect the old and the frail.
Which is what we've always learned in med school.
Well, the thing is that he brings up this paper and I want
to mention something and when he starts this in the first clip
that he talks about evidence based science base, and
everybody keeps to hounding us or Pelosi in particular,
science. Oh, nobody, none of the Republicans like science, they
don't believe in it. They don't believe in science. But
meanwhile, these guys never follow the, you know, scientific
method. They don't even know what it is. And few of them have
ever worked in science. But it's a pet peeve of mine. Gotcha. So
he goes on about this paper, which is kind of fascinating. I
didn't know the details, but let's play that
the initial UK response seem to be similar to what you were
Sweden is doing now. And and you thought that was better.
Yeah. No, I think it was very good. And and we were very
pleased. We were having the same policy as the UK that gave some
credibility to what we were doing. When Mr. Johnson made it
made his 180 degree turn.
Yeah, so why, you know, there may have been other political
factors involved, he was definitely under a lot of
pressure, because a lot of European countries were doing a
formal lockdown at that point. But the turning point did seem
to be that into your Imperial College report, with all costs
510,000 deaths in the UK with a completely unmitigated approach
250,000 deaths with a mitigated approach, which is roughly
equivalent to what you're doing in Sweden, and then it suggests
that it might be as few as 20,000 if we did a full
suppression or lockdown. What was your impression of that
paper?
I think it's not very good. And the thing that they miss lately
is NA models for infectious disease spread over a popular
many people do them. They're good for teaching, they seldom
tell you the truth, because I make a small parenthesis which
model could have assumed that the outbreak would start in
Northern Italy in Europe, difficult to model that. And any
such model it looks complicated, there are strange mathematical
formula and integral signs and stuff. But they it rests on the
assumptions and the assumptions in that article will be heavily
criticised for I won't go through that will take the rest
of your day, but I went through them. The paper was never
published scientifically. It's is not peer reviewed, which your
scientific paper should be. It's just an internal departmental
report for Imperial. Right. And it's fascinating. I don't think
any other scientific endeavour has made such an impression on
the world. Is that rather
bullshit debatable. Oh, my goodness. So here's the bottom
line that I'm hearing from scientists other than people
named Fauci.
Burks.
It probably wouldn't have made because it's so contagious, it
probably would not have made much difference in the contagion
but certainly in the overall death rate in the long run,
whether we stayed home or not. Unless we took the correct and
typical measure of protecting at home, people who are older and
who have weakened immune systems. Yeah. Geez. So then
what is this horrible trick that has been played on us?
Well, of course, the dimensions that Royal College Yeah, the
that is that is largely funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates.
No, no. So is the Imperial model from Oh, that's the Imperial
models, the Imperial group. But so is the all the data from the
University of Washington. So health data.org Yeah, Chris
Murray's model.
Gates is turned into a bad actor
turned into where you been?
You know, it's pretty much really disconcerting. Well, and
I got a note saying, yes, it's pronounced disconcerting. Yeah,
not discussing have this bad habit of saying is
concerning. Okay. Well, but just to remind you, to where did I
put that?
Because that is exactly what you're saying here. The here's
that flub again from Dr. Burks.
I think that's why the criteria that you can see the gates that
are that the federal government has recommended, because
that's what it is the gates, the Gates Foundation is running the
show. And if you see anything that Gates says all it is, is
it'll be it's gonna be difficult. It's going to be very
difficult to open up until we have the vaccine. I can get a
Bill Gates down to I can work on
it. It's a little tougher. I'll give you a couple of hints,
though what he does. And there's other people that sound like
gates and you can just copy them but he has a screwball way of
kind of swallowing in the middle of sentences like he's
when you have the vaccine.
And, but the swallowing is kind of in the middle of things. And
he also he's got a wine he's got a whiny voice. He's got like,
he's got adenoids. He's so he's gonna hold on
a second. You don't have a choice. You don't have a choice.
People don't understand. You don't have a choice. People act
like you have a choice. Okay. You don't have a choice. People
act like you have a choice. I could get there.
Okay, you could get there. I'm working on it. Right. That's
what that's what so this now we've caught up I think we've
got a clue about what Sweden's up to and they stood by their
guns. Boris Johnson became a wimp. Yeah, and flipped a switch
on this real fast because of the pressure from the media and the
left. The left loves the idea of shutting down all these
economies because you know, the only way to fix things to
socialism
no one has actually said that.
That's what you die. I bet you someone has.
I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine
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Muller report. It's the no agenda show. Yes,
yes. And I got a kick out. Yeah. And we talked about the media
and their scare tactics either when all worked up. And so I
recorded a couple of just not even the news itself, but just
the teasers. Okay, these are bottom half teasers. So I got
two of them both from NBC I could do the other was when I
might turn this to a four by four or something where I just
just the teasers we don't need to listen to the news reports.
We just need to hear the fright here are the scare. This is NBC
Nightly News. Penning T's it's a wait wait. It's the one that
does not say fri that's a Friday one.
I'm looking for what you are talking about and I Oh, here it
is. I got it. In concern. Some states are reopening is the one
that says fri are not fri not fri
concern. Some states are reopening too soon. Georgia just
hours away. Now despite bipartisan backlash, President
Trump reversing course now saying he strongly disagrees
with a governor in Las Vegas controversy over the mayor's
calls to reopen casinos, or exclusive access inside Caesars
Palace. Eerily empty. And another Meat Plant shutting down
are we headed for a shortage? Also the staggering new
unemployment numbers 26 million Americans out of work in just
five weeks desperation mounting billions more in relief money
for small businesses on the way as Ruth's Chris announces its
giving the money it got back stunning results in the first
widespread antibody testing what it reveals a hidden outbreak
infecting millions. How long was it here before anyone knew the
fear side of a second wave? My fears people get too quickly
into what Americans are saying about when they'll feel safe
going back to public places like gyms, restaurants and hair
salons. And the top player in tonight's NFL draft is moving
message about a struggle impacting his hometown and
millions of other American families in this pandemic.
This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.
That's not a tease. That's half the damn show.
It goes on forever. rikey.
Yeah,
they're all doing this. You know these news shows they all copy
each other so they have the same break down into eight blocks
really low. on and then to be black has like two stories or
one story and then a lot of commercials at the end and then
feel good story at the end. The formula is pretty similar from
place to place. But these openings are all in all the
networks have about a two minute oh well, a minute and a half,
hang up all this hair and a scare and blue. I would play the
second one here, which is the Friday one but for I don't know
I don't need to because it's like the first one is different.
But I want to play the ding ding. I have to say this. She's
a dingbat. This was Las Vegas mayor. They got her on Anderson
Cooper got her on and she wants to say she wants to put people
back to work and he wants to say you want to reopen the whole
town? He says,
Hold on a second. Let's just put some context. Here she is
Carolyn Goodman. Yeah.
Related the other Goodman he used to be the mayor. Well,
yeah,
he died. And then she took over. Yeah.
So he's saying you want to open it you want to reopen attaches?
No, I don't want to reopen the town. I want to put people back
to work by reopening the town. And he says, Well, it sounds
like you want to reopen the town? And she says no, I want to
put people back to work. And this is the stupidest interview
I've ever seen in my life. And she's just saying one thing he's
saying the other boat is out of control.
Thanks so much for being with us. Mayor, you say that you
assume everyone has the virus and is just asymptomatic. You
want casinos open Vegas back in business? Is that a responsible
call to make?
That wasn't the call that I was really making it was to get
people back to work. We have so many in our hospitality crew.
Probably we're two and a half million people down here in
Southern Nevada. And we have so many out of work because if you
want to consider shopping as well, that's a piece of it. I
want the hotel rooms open, we have 155,000 hotel rooms. And
most of our people who live here and are part of the population
are hooked to those hotel rooms in some way or ancillary when
you want
to like hotel rooms, casinos, the theatres open. You want
Vegas back in business now.
I want our restaurants open. I want our small businesses open.
I want people back in employment. We have so many
families that can't even afford to get the groceries for their
family because they've been out of work for six weeks. But
you want them open because obviously visitors are not going
to come without casinos and shows and things.
Well no, they'll come because they love we've got major league
sports here and stadium, handsome. I'd love everything
open because I think we've had viruses for years that you've
been here.
That is the call you said you weren't making that is the call
you want casinos open, you want stadiums open, you want
restaurants open you want Vegas back in business.
And I said you're being very specific. And I appreciate it
because that's where you're seeing it. No, the reality is I
want to US Open in the city of Las Vegas or people can go back
to where
did you play? This just hurt me? Just make me cringe.
Like, it's like, why is this even on the air? It's like they
can't get her son can't deal with it. He's an idiot. And
she's
Why are you even I don't even watch CNN anymore. I'm gonna
wrap this up. Good. Something that during the Obama
administration, the right was yelling about, although never as
sincere as the left. And in America. We have conservative
Republicans on the right. Liberal but also progressives on
the left. And I remember we talked about it, we laughed
about it. I have a follow clip about it from back in the day.
Ladies and gentlemen, once again, when it comes to printing
money, the Dumbo has come up with the ABC act. It's never
been asked before but here we go again. Have you heard
of the ABC act? No. This is a proposal. ABC stands for
automatic boost to communities. It would provide a boost debit
card, we would all get this. By the way all of us, taxpayers
dependents, non citizens, even if you don't have a bank account
or a social security number, even if you don't have an
address, everybody gets $2,000 and then your card would be
reloaded with $1,000 Every month until one year after the end of
the virus crisis. So apparently it stands for automatic boosts
to communities a b c automatic boosts to communities. So now
this would this would be huge amount of money. Yeah, I was
gonna say who's paying for that. Okay. The ABC Act would be paid
with to $1 trillion coins. The ABC Act would be funded directly
from the Treasury with no additional debt. So how could
you do that?
Do you remember this? Remember, this came out
remember this is the $1 trillion coin idea.
And where does it come from?
I don't remember any of the details.
In 1945, the people of Europe struggled to rebuild following
the war. Simpson
believes this crisis President Truman promised really, American
tax dollars will help our allies who fought so poorly and
surrendered so readily. To make good on this drunken post drum
and authorise the one time printing of the largest
denomination currency ever, a trillion dollar bill. trillion
dollar bill fight the meatball.
Simpsons from I think it was 2013 Maybe no as to be earlier
than that, maybe 20 years older than that. But we had all kinds
of trillion dollar coin stories.
So while they debate over a debate and raise headlong into
the debt ceiling, is there a magic bullet to solve the
crisis? Try a magic coin. Some economists, legal scholars, and
now even a congressman are suggesting a $1 trillion
platinum coin could be minted. And the government could use
that to pay the debt, avoid default and preempt the debt
ceiling crisis.
That's 2013 We've been through this people. We've been through
this dumb trillion dollar coin idea and it's now AOC and the
and the people who are suggesting this, it used to be
nut job Republicans. It's they're all on the same team man
that just coming up with more dumb shit. It's unbelievable.
And it never ends, which is great for the no agenda show.
Exactly. And with that, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of
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Fletcher. Sure. Blaney is involved in that as well for our
end of show mixes and thank you to Spike Jones and The Beastie
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are entertaining so much on tick tock.
These tests are not 100%. So if you have 1% of your population,
50% of the time will be a real positive and you have a test
that's only 99%. And we don't know by looking at someone that
means that when you find a positive that 80% of the time it
won't be
sufficient for us are finally confirmed to pass from New York
State to the tested positive for Coronavirus to take
these tests are not 100%. So if you have 1% of your population,
50% of the time will be a real positive and you have a test
that's only 99%. And we don't know by looking at someone that
means that when you find a positive that's the percent of
the time it won't be.
No, we're not going back to working just to that week. put
food on the table.
Trump rewrites the book on emergencies.
These tests are not 100% so if you have 1% of your population
50% of the time will be a real positive and you have a test
that's only 99% and we don't know by looking at someone that
means that when you find a positive 50% of the time it
won't be
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was quoted as media. They were asked to change it and they
wouldn't do that
stuff. This
is a crisis. This is all amateur hour. This is all stuff done in
the controller or done by somebody who is not a good guy
and done on purpose.
Okay, stupid have we been?
Of course people got all kinds of fun clips. How stupid have we
been people making songs from that?
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A, you don't have a choice. People act like you have a
choice.