Speaker 1: Live from ball Heartbyer and the Crossroads of America.
Speaker 2: It's Tony Katz today. I'm not quite sure there's anything
Speaker 2: left to say.
Speaker 1: About the w NBA.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've got the Telegraph talking about Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 2: has basketball's new anti trans maga poster girl. What when
Speaker 2: did you say she was anti trans? Girls should be
Speaker 2: in girls sports. Girls sports are for girls. That's anti trans. No, no,
Speaker 2: no it's not.
Speaker 1: And who's still fighting this fight? And why?
Speaker 2: You know what we said here from the beginning was
Speaker 2: was that Sophie Cunningham of the India a Fever has done.
Speaker 1: Absolutely nothing wrong. She has said absolutely nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: She said that girl sports should be for girls and
Speaker 2: that children is normal. It's the rational course, Tony Katz,
Speaker 2: Tony Katz today, so good to be with you. Find
Speaker 2: everything I do with Tony kats dot com.
Speaker 1: It was a story from the Guardian.
Speaker 2: Sophie Cunningham isn't rejecting politics, She's cashing in on them.
Speaker 2: This whole article ends in the following manner. Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 2: has been in the league eight years. She'll be thirty
Speaker 2: later this month, five and a half years older than
Speaker 2: Clark and For the large majority of those years, she's
Speaker 2: been a serviceable, unremarkable player who was a top donch
Speaker 2: three point shooter. She wasn't even who the marketers picked
Speaker 2: to sell sex to the boys. The role of the
Speaker 2: glammed up blonde beauty baller belonged to six or four
Speaker 2: inch Cameron Brink. Cunningham needed the culture war to get
Speaker 2: on the map, needing it as much as it needed her,
Speaker 2: and all it took was a silly fingerpoint and being
Speaker 2: in opposition as someone black to the aggrieved whites standing
Speaker 2: up to someone.
Speaker 1: Black men standing up for them.
Speaker 2: Add transphobia to her portfolio, and the result is a star,
Speaker 2: the latest participant in an old game no more complicated
Speaker 2: than checkers, but far less interesting.
Speaker 1: The author of this piece is a guy the name
Speaker 1: of Howard Bryant.
Speaker 2: Now that paragraph tells the story of part of the
Speaker 2: WNBA story, which is the media that covers the WNBA
Speaker 2: is desperate for that league to stay black and gay.
Speaker 2: Now I could get in a whole bunch of trouble
Speaker 2: for saying that. I could have people coming after me
Speaker 2: for saying that. I just quoted the author who said
Speaker 2: that's what we do here and put it in the
Speaker 2: context of white people are just so angry. No, white
Speaker 2: people aren't a group, like black people aren't a group,
Speaker 2: like gay people are in a group. They have their
Speaker 2: own minds and their own thoughts, maybe mister Bryan's or
Speaker 2: anybody else. If they could just stop being bigots for
Speaker 2: five minutes, we could have ourselves a better conversation.
Speaker 1: The issue here is that Caitlin Clark is a star.
Speaker 1: We know the story here.
Speaker 2: She's simply better than the rest. And even if she
Speaker 2: isn't actually better than the rest, she has captured the imagination,
Speaker 2: and that's the way it goes. You think Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: is really a super great songwriter and a super great voice,
Speaker 2: No part of that is true. She has captured the imagination,
Speaker 2: and that's why it's stadium tour after stadium tour after
Speaker 2: stadium tour.
Speaker 1: That's what she was able to do. Cook has sold
Speaker 1: out stadiums.
Speaker 2: Don't ask me captured the imagination for just a moment,
Speaker 2: I'll give you the most unpopular opinion in the history
Speaker 2: of mankind.
Speaker 1: Andrew Dice Clay was never that funny, but it was
Speaker 1: a really good routine.
Speaker 2: Captured the imagination and you wanted to be a part
Speaker 2: of it. The attitude was fun. Stadium tours, Comics in stadiums. Man,
Speaker 2: that's the goal. Because every comic wishes they were a
Speaker 2: rock and roll guy, wishes that they.
Speaker 1: Were a rock star. We know this to be true.
Speaker 2: Rock Stars want to be actors. Actors want to be comics.
Speaker 2: Comics who want to be rock stars. That I believe
Speaker 2: that is the circle of life. The WNBA has every
Speaker 2: opportunity to be better off because of Caitlin Clark. She
Speaker 2: captured the imagination. She brought people to the sport. She
Speaker 2: brought the players from commercial.
Speaker 1: Flights to flights.
Speaker 2: She brought them better hotels, she brought them better contracts,
Speaker 2: she brought them more money.
Speaker 1: She did it. It's a lot to put on a
Speaker 1: twenty four to twenty five year old, but she did it.
Speaker 1: That's the end. Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 2: Didn't come along to be a star because of Caitlyn Clark.
Speaker 1: She came along to be a star because the.
Speaker 2: WNBA had no interest in having a star like Caitlyn
Speaker 2: Clark because she was too white and too straight. Now
Speaker 2: that's a very rude thing to say, but I'm not
Speaker 2: the one saying it. I notice that they say it
Speaker 2: constantly and consistently, over and over and over and over again,
Speaker 2: overshadowing this one and overshadowing that one. The only reason
Speaker 2: people like hers because she's white in this and then
Speaker 2: the media needs a straight white woman as a post
Speaker 2: that she brought the excitement ride the wave. Call a
Speaker 2: penalty on her when it's her penalty. Call a penalty
Speaker 2: on Sophie Cunningham when it's Sophie Cunningham's penalty. But because
Speaker 2: Sophie Cunningham has decided to be protective of Caitlyn Clark,
Speaker 2: because Sophie Cunningham isn't afraid of a fight, because she's
Speaker 2: able to utilize social media can make a moment like
Speaker 2: the meme of the point right, all the pointing, she
Speaker 2: gets attacked and vilified, and when playing the Minnesota Lynks,
Speaker 2: she gets elbowed in the face and she gets called
Speaker 2: for the penalty. Let me say it again for the
Speaker 2: people in cheap seats. She got elbowed in the face
Speaker 2: and she got called for the penalty. She didn't have
Speaker 2: the ball. The player with the ball elbowed her in
Speaker 2: the face, and Sophie.
Speaker 1: Cunningham got called for the penalty.
Speaker 2: And then she had the audacity, the audacity to say.
Speaker 1: That girls sports should be for girls, and that was it.
Speaker 1: That was it, game over.
Speaker 2: She is a bigot, and she is terrible, and she's
Speaker 2: maga and all the rest of the nonsense. The hate
Speaker 2: machine went full throttle. By the way, not only did
Speaker 2: I believe the Guardian referred to her as anti trans,
Speaker 2: they referred to her as anti black. The media that
Speaker 2: covers the NBA is amongst the most bigoted and the
Speaker 2: most terrible out there. They really are awful, positively awful.
Speaker 2: But what is worse possibly are the coaches, the coaches
Speaker 2: who have put them in a position of being in
Speaker 2: favor of men in their sport. Now, a lot of
Speaker 2: people have been discussing what happens when the WNBA allows this,
Speaker 2: When the WNBA allows men in because they identify as this,
Speaker 2: that or the other, that's going to be the end.
Speaker 2: That's going to be the end of the WNBA. By
Speaker 2: the way, did I call it a penalty and not
Speaker 2: a foul, my mistake. I apologize for that. I was
Speaker 2: looking that the US men's soccer team did just sign
Speaker 2: Pochatino to a long term contract through twenty thirty, and
Speaker 2: maybe that's why I was doing it.
Speaker 1: It just came up foul, not penalty. My apologies. Now.
Speaker 1: Coach after coach after coach.
Speaker 2: Got asked what they think about Sophie Cunningham standing up
Speaker 2: for girls in girls sports, which is a normal position.
Speaker 2: She didn't say a single thing that's political. The people
Speaker 2: who say she says something political are the people who
Speaker 2: are broken. They are fools, and they are in danger
Speaker 2: to themselves and others. Why do I say such a thing,
Speaker 2: Because if you can believe that girl sports are not
Speaker 2: for girls, you'll believe anything. If girls sports are not
Speaker 2: for girls, there are no girl sports.
Speaker 1: The end. It is such a factual.
Speaker 2: Statement, such a clear statement, such an understandable statement. It
Speaker 2: can't be denied. Only the irrational can deny it. And
Speaker 2: those people are irrational, and they should be mocked. People
Speaker 2: who are going through this mental illness, I think should
Speaker 2: be shown respect and love. People who want to push
Speaker 2: mental illness on others or get you to buy into that.
Speaker 1: Somebody else is meant to own. This means you have
Speaker 1: to change the way you live.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those people, those people, they need to be pushed aside,
Speaker 2: mocked them, ridicule to spine. So we get back to
Speaker 2: the coaches, because one by one they're asked, what do
Speaker 2: you think about what Sophie Cunningham said? They can't figure
Speaker 2: out how to be rational. I have got the coach
Speaker 2: of the Minnesota Links quite literally, wearing a she's got
Speaker 2: a shirt on, and what does the shirt say? The
Speaker 2: shirt says trans kids belong? What does that even mean?
Speaker 2: What possibly could that mean? Trans kids belong belong? What
Speaker 2: girls belong in?
Speaker 1: Girls?
Speaker 2: Sports boys who say their girls do not your shirt
Speaker 2: trans kids belong is nothing more than some kind of
Speaker 2: irrational sloganeering. It's virtue signaling. Look at me, I'm nice,
Speaker 2: Look at me I care. You don't care. You sure
Speaker 2: as hell don't care about kids. You don't care about girls.
Speaker 2: And that's the story time and again into the WNBA
Speaker 2: and what has come out of us. It isn't about
Speaker 2: Caitlyn Clark. I'm sorry. It isn't about Sophie Cunningham or
Speaker 2: Caitlyn Clark. It's about the media that covers the WNBA
Speaker 2: and the coaches within the WNBA who don't care about women.
Speaker 2: They are bigots and they are proud of it, and
Speaker 2: they are desperate to see women be demoralized and moved out.
Speaker 1: This is the coach of the Golden State Valkyries.
Speaker 2: Her name is Natalie Nakassi, and she is asked a
Speaker 2: basic question.
Speaker 3: Ever again in the regular season, but coming out of
Speaker 3: the break, one of the big news stories has been
Speaker 3: Sophie Cunningham and the protests for her and protests against her.
Speaker 3: And you know, they had a national televised game today
Speaker 3: in Cheryl, you know, wor A's shirt and it's just
Speaker 3: a conversation. I'm wondering just what do you think about it?
Speaker 3: Do you do you think that's good for the league?
Speaker 3: Does it does it detract from the basketball? Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it just noise? I'm just wondering what your opinion is.
Speaker 4: I think thank you for that question. I think just
Speaker 4: in terms of how I'm seeing it is if I
Speaker 4: could answer, It's like for me, sports, sports is about belonging.
Speaker 1: It's about inclusivity.
Speaker 4: It's about allowing everyone to be their authentic self. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm big on that, just because I have been criticized
Speaker 4: for my for my ethnicity. I've been in those you
Speaker 4: shouldn't belong here many times, and for me, I don't
Speaker 4: want that space, especially going and State, to ever feel
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 2: And that is a broken league and a broken coach.
Speaker 2: I would tell her directly what an absolutely surreal argument
Speaker 2: sports is about belonging. I didn't say that somebody who
Speaker 2: thought they were a woman couldn't play basketball. Go play basketball.
Speaker 2: You just can't play organize against other women. If you
Speaker 2: want to play in a league that does that, go
Speaker 2: do that. But if you want to tell women they
Speaker 2: have to take a back seat to men, first of all,
Speaker 2: I don't know what kind of feminism that is. Secondly,
Speaker 2: my gosh, that's bigoted.
Speaker 1: That's ugly.
Speaker 2: But since your ideology comes before your humanity, you lost
Speaker 2: all sense of rationality.
Speaker 1: You can't even stand up for you. Look at me.
Speaker 2: They came after me because of my ethnicity. I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that's supposed to me. And I wasn't
Speaker 2: tall enough.
Speaker 1: This and that.
Speaker 2: And now you're saying that other girls should have to
Speaker 2: sit down because well they're girls. You're saying to me, Tony,
Speaker 2: this conversation isn't making sense. And I'll say to you,
Speaker 2: trying to make sense of the left's arguments is madness.
Speaker 2: Let me give you the baseline of all their arguments.
Speaker 2: They were told that if they don't accept the fact
Speaker 2: that men can be women, they will be excommunicated, and
Speaker 2: they simply can't get excommunicated, so they have no way
Speaker 2: of explaining how it is they really feel. They just
Speaker 2: simply do what they are told so they get to
Speaker 2: stay in the fold. The WNBA is telling you on
Speaker 2: every level, we are a league for.
Speaker 1: Black women and gay women, and that's it, and that if.
Speaker 2: Anything should come around questioning that, we will go to
Speaker 2: further and further extremes to prove it, and we will
Speaker 2: give every nonsense answer, literally no sense, to try and
Speaker 2: get out of the conversation.
Speaker 1: Sports is about belonging.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes the guy who isn't good enough doesn't make
Speaker 2: the team he wants to belong he doesn't make the team.
Speaker 2: I thought it was about winning, so I thought a
Speaker 2: lot of it was about Sophie Cunningham said absolutely nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: But the WNBA's response is outrageously wrong.
Speaker 1: Maybe this is what we need, Maybe this is what
Speaker 1: we need. Maybe what we need.
Speaker 2: Is for them to be able to out themselves completely
Speaker 2: so we know what it is we're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Now what does it mean for the WNBA. I don't know,
Speaker 1: because it doesn't look to me like the NBA is
Speaker 1: ever going to change the league.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look like they're going to do anything except
Speaker 2: continue this welfare project. Our job, I think, is to
Speaker 2: ask ourselves what this is talking to or doing to
Speaker 2: us via culture, and how do we make changes from there?
Speaker 2: Because right now they're a little girls saying thank you,
Speaker 2: so at Be Cunningham for standing up for us, and
Speaker 2: then they are the coaches saying, how dare you stand
Speaker 2: up for girls?
Speaker 1: I have a couple of theories of where this can go.
Speaker 1: I'll get into those in the days ahead. Keep it here.
Speaker 1: I'm Tony Katz and this is Tony Katz today.
Speaker 2: So as I discussed earlier, maybe you missed it, I
Speaker 2: believe that Todd Blanche will be confirmed as Attorney General.
Speaker 2: Tony Katz, Tony Katz today an absolute pleasure. The word
Speaker 2: on the street was that they were trying to hold
Speaker 2: up his nomination Todd Blanche Interim Attorney General, acting Attorney
Speaker 2: General instead of Pam Bondi, who President Trump dismissed, if
Speaker 2: you will, And it was being held up by Tom
Speaker 2: Tillison North Carolina, John Corner of Texas, both Republicans. Why
Speaker 2: the weaponization fund? This one point seven to seven six
Speaker 2: billion dollars that could be doled out to people who
Speaker 2: who were well abused by our government. On January sixth,
Speaker 2: some people are right gley in jail. Some people engaged
Speaker 2: in act of violence. Many people were invited in, did
Speaker 2: nothing wrong, got prosecuted, had to squeeze but on him,
Speaker 2: spend time in jail. They did nothing wrong. Thing be
Speaker 2: better if we were all honest about that. They can
Speaker 2: sue their government. As far as I'm concerned, this fund
Speaker 2: was supposed to be a place where they can get
Speaker 2: dollars for, you know, in lawsuits and for the abuse
Speaker 2: that they suffered. The feeling was it could be misused,
Speaker 2: and I agree with that feeling. And so Republicans have said,
Speaker 2: we're not going to be a part of this. We're
Speaker 2: not going to move forward on this. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, we won't go forward with anything moving your
Speaker 2: nominees out of committee if this is still there. It
Speaker 2: was on the table and Trump was threatening it again,
Speaker 2: do this or I'll do that, and the Republicans, specifically
Speaker 2: Cornyn and Tillis, no fans of Trump, said well no.
Speaker 1: No, no no.
Speaker 2: So Todd Blanche yesterday said that the weaponization Fund is
Speaker 2: done it doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 1: Gone completely gone.
Speaker 2: And now we're hearing that both Tillis and Cornyn release
Speaker 2: their hold and he will get through committee. And there
Speaker 2: is really no reason, none, that Todd Blanch is not
Speaker 2: confirmed to be the next Attorney General.
Speaker 1: Said more clearly.
Speaker 2: If Merk Garland can get confirmed, if Loretta Lynch can
Speaker 2: get confirmed, Todd Blanch can get confirmed.
Speaker 1: There's no argument. Just that easy. I've got three more
Speaker 1: things coming up. Keep it here.
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Speaker 1: Get in there be a part of what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Three more things.
Speaker 2: These are stories that should be front page news, but
Speaker 2: because of all the things happening on the front pages,
Speaker 2: doesn't make the page. I try to bring it to you.
Speaker 2: Of course, we've got the President saying that there will
Speaker 2: be no big attack on Iran because the neighbors begged
Speaker 2: us not to. But we've got a deal. Look at
Speaker 2: the deal. We have got a deal, and that deal
Speaker 2: is going to open the straight.
Speaker 1: If you say some.
Speaker 2: If you tell me it's going to open the straight
Speaker 2: of hormones, I'll believe you. Except I don't believe it
Speaker 2: because I don't know who you have a deal with.
Speaker 2: West Texas Crewed at this moment is eighty dollars. Brent
Speaker 2: Crude is eighty three. Who knows where it's going to close,
Speaker 2: but it was down in the seventh in the upper seventies,
Speaker 2: so it's crept up a little.
Speaker 1: Let's see it open straight and lots of oil flowing through.
Speaker 2: So that's the top line story. And then of course
Speaker 2: there's a Sophie Cunningham on Saturday, and I my problem
Speaker 2: is is that when talking about that story, there's so
Speaker 2: much and so many pieces.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to.
Speaker 2: Bring it down to where I think is the base crux,
Speaker 2: And the only thing I can come to is for
Speaker 2: the WNBA, the product is inconsequential, The ideology is everything.
Speaker 2: I Mean, there comes a moment where one has to
Speaker 2: ask do they view this as a jobs program? What
Speaker 2: the hell are we looking at here? But we'll get
Speaker 2: to that in the days of head. Then, of course
Speaker 2: you've got the Morocco story where you all of a
Speaker 2: sudden had sixty thousand Moroccans coming into this Spanish city state.
Speaker 2: Seventy four people died, many of them drowned as they
Speaker 2: swam over.
Speaker 1: And then of course there was violence that was engaged.
Speaker 1: People were attacked. How did this happen?
Speaker 2: Well, if I listen to Thomas Massey, which I do not, well,
Speaker 2: it's because the Republicans passed a bill that green lighted
Speaker 2: the transfer of Spanish territory to Morocco. That is, that's
Speaker 2: not what happened. That is a flat out lie from
Speaker 2: Congressman Thomas Massey. It's a committee report. The committee report
Speaker 2: discussed this idea. The House passed nothing. The committee report
Speaker 2: has no force of law. It doesn't show up anywhere
Speaker 2: in the legislation that was eventually passed by the House.
Speaker 2: And Congressman MASSI you vote to know because you vote
Speaker 2: note everything.
Speaker 1: It's what you do, it's who you are. Part of
Speaker 1: your problem. So this.
Speaker 2: Flood of people, which according to sources, the vast majority
Speaker 2: of the returned to Morocco, understand that this area that
Speaker 2: is controlled by Spain is actually on the African continent
Speaker 2: from the other side of the Med. Spain is to
Speaker 2: the north, the Med being the Mediterranean. I just want
Speaker 2: it to sound very continental when I said it, right,
Speaker 2: if you're gonna talk things like the Med, just picture
Speaker 2: whoever's talking wearing a speedo and then you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's very European continental of you. I'm on the Med.
Speaker 2: I want to picture me in a speedo. I say,
Speaker 2: reserve some time this evening and enjoy yourself. So no,
Speaker 2: the United States did not transd green light the transfer
Speaker 2: or a Spanish territory to Morocco. As Thomas Massey said,
Speaker 2: you did have this invasion. You did have people engaged
Speaker 2: in violence, and these people are looking for a better life.
Speaker 2: They look for a better life, and they get to
Speaker 2: this Spanish enclave and they go about attacking people and
Speaker 2: stabbing people in the streets.
Speaker 1: Maybe not people you want in your country.
Speaker 2: Spain had to mobilize it's military to make things, you know, calm.
Speaker 2: The second story came from the good people over there
Speaker 2: at Fox. They had on Deborah Brooks. Remember her. She
Speaker 2: was there during the days of COVID, and she is
Speaker 2: telling us what we already knew, which is everything became
Speaker 2: political very very quickly.
Speaker 5: If you get on tests, instead of quarantining people who
Speaker 5: are exposed, you just only tell the people who are
Speaker 5: infected to stay home. That is a very different approach.
Speaker 5: It worked fabulously in universities. It's why we were able
Speaker 5: to keep them open, and Secretary of Devas was working
Speaker 5: and keeping K through twelve open. There were solutions, but
Speaker 5: it became very political, and we all have to be
Speaker 5: aware because it was a presidential election year, it was
Speaker 5: really important for bluestays to show that they were taking
Speaker 5: it very seriously, and they overclosed.
Speaker 1: We know, we know.
Speaker 2: Why didn't anybody say it then? I mean we did,
Speaker 2: But why weren't you saying it then? Why weren't you
Speaker 2: getting up there and saying, sorry, doctor Fauci, we overclosed.
Speaker 2: But understand that if given the opportunity, they will do
Speaker 2: it again. They will absolutely overclose again.
Speaker 1: What makes me say such a thing? I am so
Speaker 1: glad you asked.
Speaker 2: This is Mehdi Hassan, the ridiculous, ridiculous progressive.
Speaker 1: Mehdi Hassan.
Speaker 2: Was responding to a back and forth that took place
Speaker 2: on CNN.
Speaker 1: It was a back and forth between Robert F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy Union, the Secretary of Health and Human Services and
Speaker 2: Data Bash host on CNN, and this was about vaccines.
Speaker 2: This is kind of fascinating in its presentation, and everything
Speaker 2: should get fact checked.
Speaker 1: But check this out genetic situation. Let me say this first.
Speaker 6: We're doing all those things and as one of the ways,
Speaker 6: we found Thile and all their seventy three studies out
Speaker 6: there and like Tylo explosure during later pregnancy and during
Speaker 6: the parentatal period.
Speaker 1: Who who are just mindset?
Speaker 6: But you were wrong when you say that this issue
Speaker 6: has been studied. It has been studying, and you're rolling
Speaker 6: your eyes down.
Speaker 7: I I don't want I don't want to have you
Speaker 7: use our air to say this. There have been more
Speaker 7: than forty studies involving five point six million people to
Speaker 7: conclude there is no link between vaccines and autism. This
Speaker 7: is the head of the Committee of Infectious Diseases for
Speaker 7: the American Academy of People.
Speaker 6: Well, let me tell you what's the interstitute of medicine.
Speaker 2: Now before we go on. I believe in the open
Speaker 2: dialogue the idea that Dana Bash is a Dana Bash
Speaker 2: over there at CNN can say I don't want you
Speaker 2: to use our airwaves for this. This is the Secretary
Speaker 2: of Health and Human Services debate him on the subject
Speaker 2: your airwaves.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty remarkable thing.
Speaker 2: Now, if you came on to discuss this and he
Speaker 2: wanted to discuss something else, you could say, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: we're going to focus on this subject.
Speaker 1: Right here, we're having a debate on the subject. You
Speaker 1: bring up.
Speaker 2: Data I don't like, so therefore you're not allowed to
Speaker 2: say it is nuts. But she brings up this this piece,
Speaker 2: here's what everybody has said about vaccines and all batism,
Speaker 2: and here comes Secretary Kennedy.
Speaker 6: Says, which is the National Academy of Sciences, which is
Speaker 6: the ultimate arbiter on vaccine safety in which it does
Speaker 6: not have an interest in this debate. It says, none
Speaker 6: of the eight vaccine that are administered during the first
Speaker 6: six months of life and the ever study for a
Speaker 6: relationship to autism, we have found two studies on the
Speaker 6: DD vaccine I showed that it does cause autism, and
Speaker 6: one on the appatitis vaccine that again suggests that it
Speaker 6: does cause autism. The Institute of Medicine dismissed those two
Speaker 6: studies because they were based on CDC's database. The studies
Speaker 6: that you're referring to are all from one vaccine in
Speaker 6: MMR vaccine or one ingredient by Marazilla.
Speaker 1: Well, now let's talk about that.
Speaker 2: Are you telling me that forty studies are based on
Speaker 2: one ingredient in an MMR vaccine, mumpsbella.
Speaker 1: That's what all the studies are. Now someone can say me, no, Tony,
Speaker 1: he's got it wrong here, here, and here. But that
Speaker 1: only happened if you have the debate open for all
Speaker 1: of us to hear. It's the only way this works.
Speaker 2: And for the media who cannot understand this, cannot comprehend this.
Speaker 2: The institutions lied to us because the institution said six
Speaker 2: feet apart. The institution said you couldn't see grandma when
Speaker 2: she was dying. The institution said if you didn't get vaccinated,
Speaker 2: you were going to kill grandma. And no part of
Speaker 2: that was true. So Politico reports on this. RFK Junior
Speaker 2: tells CNN host that constitutional rights take priority over public health.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: Accurate, because we saw, as we heard from doctor Burkes,
Speaker 2: they allowed public health to have priority over the Constitution.
Speaker 2: Why in the world would my my rights be taken away?
Speaker 2: My rights exist, whether there's a pandemic or not. Anybody
Speaker 2: who thinks otherwise is out of their mind. I said
Speaker 2: this quite clearly. Then you cannot destroy society to the
Speaker 2: save society.
Speaker 1: The constitution remains.
Speaker 2: When they were there, I had parking lots of churches
Speaker 2: taking down license plate numbers. Every cop who did that
Speaker 2: should be fired, lose their pension. I say, do seventeen
Speaker 2: years in jail, take down license plate numbers if people
Speaker 2: go to church.
Speaker 1: Kiss off.
Speaker 2: Mehdi Hassan, the leftist, comes out and says, based on this,
Speaker 2: RFK Junior tells CNN host a constitutional rights take priority
Speaker 2: over public health. He writes, we're screwed in the next pandemic. Screwed,
Speaker 2: that is the leftist. Mehdi Hassan, the Islamist supporter, Mehdi
Speaker 2: Hassan take saying that the constitution should come second or third.
Speaker 2: Some doctor says, you can't leave your house. You can't
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Speaker 1: Make that happen, keep it right here. This is Tony
Speaker 1: Katz today. If you didn't get enough of Secretary Kennedy.
Speaker 2: Explaining to data Bash or data bash over that CNN.
Speaker 1: How life is. This was the other part of the exchange,
Speaker 1: and it's just it's excellent.
Speaker 2: It is the secretary saying that you don't get it
Speaker 2: aside what gets debated.
Speaker 7: Reating this theme of course you no, because I'm not
Speaker 7: being how to do is.
Speaker 6: Repeat things that people told you and say trust the experts.
Speaker 1: That's what you during during COVID.
Speaker 6: Now we know that anthy Fauci, who was the expert,
Speaker 6: was lying about everything about massive about social distancing, about
Speaker 6: natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine, about.
Speaker 1: The source of COVID.
Speaker 6: He was lying, And you were punishing people for not
Speaker 6: trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts
Speaker 6: again to talk about something that you have no personal
Speaker 6: knowledge of.
Speaker 1: Okay, well guess what that is my job.
Speaker 2: If your job is to push back, I would agree.
Speaker 2: If you don't have the data, that's a problem. If
Speaker 2: you are going to just believe the so called experts
Speaker 2: after they already lied to you, that's the story these people.
Speaker 1: Are.
Speaker 2: They're impossible, absolutely impossible. Does she not understand that she's
Speaker 2: not trusted? Does she not understand that all of CNN
Speaker 2: is untrustworthy. I had a while where I didn't do
Speaker 2: anything CNN related, and then I had a while where
Speaker 2: I did, and then I didn't. And I'm trying to
Speaker 2: see is there anything good coming from there? And the
Speaker 2: answer is no, it's not a news network. Now do
Speaker 2: I think that people like Sexuary a county should follow
Speaker 2: some of my words, and why would you go on
Speaker 2: there and give them any ratings?
Speaker 1: Yes, but I also think and stuff like this is
Speaker 1: equally It's important.
Speaker 2: Our economy and why are we bailing out Japan? Wait,
Speaker 2: we're not actually bailing at Japan. Well we did something.
Speaker 2: I've got doctor Matt Will to explain it coming up.
Speaker 1: Keep it here. This is Tony cash today