Speaker 1: Live from vall Hart, Blind and the Crossroads of America.
Speaker 2: It's Tony Katz today. So there's a new trend, I guess.
Speaker 2: And the new trend is that Caitlin Clark is somehow
Speaker 2: a trader, is somehow not backing up Sophie Cunningham because
Speaker 2: she doesn't want.
Speaker 1: To talk about.
Speaker 2: Girl sports, or trans athletes or anything else. She doesn't
Speaker 2: want to talk about any of it. She wants to
Speaker 2: talk about basketball. And I've seen now conservative commentator Matt Walsh.
Speaker 2: I've seen a conservative commentator when it suits her, Megan Kelly,
Speaker 2: send your handmail to kiss.
Speaker 1: Off at yahoo dot net and I'll be sure to
Speaker 1: get it.
Speaker 2: Talking smack about Caitlyn Clark. Because Caitlyn Clark was asked, right,
Speaker 2: she was asked about this stuff. She's there with Kelsey
Speaker 2: Mitchell and coach Stephanie White. She's asked, does she have
Speaker 2: any response to what's happening? This controversy around Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 2: Now we should be clear, there is no controversy around
Speaker 2: Sophie Cunningham. Everyone's just a freak. Sophie Cunningham said, the
Speaker 2: most normal thing in the world. And I do agree
Speaker 2: that normal things should be said out loud without any concern.
Speaker 2: She said, and I'm paraphrasing here. Girls sports are for girls.
Speaker 2: That's normal. Girls' sports are for girls. Every rational person
Speaker 2: knows this, not for boys. Women's sports is not for men.
Speaker 2: Men's sports are for men. Women's sports are for women.
Speaker 2: And if there is no difference, if there is no
Speaker 2: concern about a man playing in a women's league, then
Speaker 2: there's no need for the women's league. Kiss off title nine.
Speaker 2: There's no need for you. We don't need to have
Speaker 2: a women's sports team. All the colleges. You can just
Speaker 2: get rid of them all. After all, football pace or everything,
Speaker 2: and nobody wants to see girls lacrosse or as a
Speaker 2: field hockey.
Speaker 1: I can't keep up.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get emails again, same email address. You're not necessary.
Speaker 2: We were told it was necessary to give women these
Speaker 2: opportunities because they should be able to play in sports
Speaker 2: just like men. And yeah, okay, great argument. Who hardly agree.
Speaker 2: Now the left is saying that the women shouldn't have
Speaker 2: the right to play just against women because it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: And then there's the ever popular you know.
Speaker 2: This isn't a big deal, it's not really happening it's
Speaker 2: just a culture war.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're going to start there. Maybe we'll start at
Speaker 1: the idea of the culture war.
Speaker 2: This was James tall Rico, who I did not know
Speaker 2: they referred to as James Tealafrico, the Democrat running for
Speaker 2: Senate in Texas.
Speaker 1: And he's talking about this.
Speaker 2: As Oh, look at these culture wars that the political
Speaker 2: right are all involved in. This was him just yesterday
Speaker 2: on MS NOW or EM snow or whatever it is
Speaker 2: they call that network.
Speaker 3: Listen, and I think people are really tired of these
Speaker 3: cultural war fights that are designed to tear us apart,
Speaker 3: designed to get us angry. I mean, are there are
Speaker 3: difficult issues trying to figure out trans athletes in sports?
Speaker 3: That's an issue where we could actually come to a
Speaker 3: policy solution.
Speaker 2: Nope, well I guess we could come to a policy solution.
Speaker 2: The policy is men don't play in women's sports. That's
Speaker 2: the policy. Men who claim to be women are not women,
Speaker 2: never have been, never will be. I can't believe we're
Speaker 2: still talking about this. I apologize, but they keep doing it.
Speaker 2: James Tallerico calls.
Speaker 1: It a culture war, and I want to say it's
Speaker 1: the only thing he's gotten. Correct, You bet your assets.
Speaker 1: A culture war, We're.
Speaker 2: Gonna win and you're gonna lose. Suck on that. That's it.
Speaker 2: It's a culture war.
Speaker 1: We believe in a.
Speaker 2: Culture, us being the normal people, that there's a difference
Speaker 2: between women and men, and that difference is important and valuable.
Speaker 2: You live in a culture, not you, They them. They
Speaker 2: live in a culture that things that men give me
Speaker 2: women if they put.
Speaker 1: On a dress, somebody tell Milton Burrell, would you please? Oh?
Speaker 2: And then somebody tell the people who ask who in
Speaker 2: the world is Milton Burrel to look up who Milton
Speaker 2: Burrell is and help them through this. Just because you
Speaker 2: put on a dress doesn't make you a woman. Just
Speaker 2: because you wear a wig doesn't make you a woman.
Speaker 2: It's just not the way it works. It's never gonna
Speaker 2: be the way it works. This is a culture war.
Speaker 2: We win, they lose.
Speaker 1: That's that.
Speaker 2: Not everybody has to participate, not to everybody has to
Speaker 2: be screaming and yelling from the chandeliers. We look at
Speaker 2: pro athletes and some people tell pro athletes to shut
Speaker 2: up and dribble. I have never ever ever been that guy.
Speaker 2: You can say anything you want, you have to accept.
Speaker 1: The fact that it could get blowback.
Speaker 2: What stuns me is these athletes who say things and
Speaker 2: then there's blowback like, how dare you tell me?
Speaker 1: Don't you know how important I am? Just an athlete,
Speaker 1: that's all, Just an athlete. That's it. Well paid for
Speaker 1: a game.
Speaker 2: Congratulations doesn't make you an expert on anything. Now we're
Speaker 2: at the stage where we're getting upset with people for
Speaker 2: not saying anything.
Speaker 1: And this brings us to Kaitlyn Clark.
Speaker 2: Kaitlyn Clark is there at the table that's a press
Speaker 2: conference after a game. The Fever had just lost. They
Speaker 2: had won five in a row. They lose, and it
Speaker 2: goes like this outside.
Speaker 4: I think for us, like you know, it's not really
Speaker 4: discussion we really have in our locker room. I think
Speaker 4: it's for leagues and the governing bodies to work with
Speaker 4: their athletes to find solutions. But our focus is on
Speaker 4: basketball and that's what we talk about and how we
Speaker 4: can get wins. And obviously we didn't do that tonight.
Speaker 4: So you to fine an area to improve in that.
Speaker 1: Way because you have any reaction to the I.
Speaker 2: Just answered plea she wants a part of this conversation.
Speaker 2: She's talking basketball. Yes, Caitlyn Clark could say girl sports.
Speaker 1: Are for girls. Absolutely, she could say girls sports are
Speaker 1: for girls.
Speaker 2: It's an easy thing to say, it's a normal thing
Speaker 2: to say. Has this become part of a culture war? Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Is it one that we are going to win and
Speaker 2: they have to lose?
Speaker 1: Absolutely? Caitlyn Clark doesn't have to go out there and
Speaker 1: every day.
Speaker 2: Voice some opinion. It's not necessary. Nobody needs that from her.
Speaker 2: Nobody's asking that from her. Nobody's asking it from the WNBA.
Speaker 2: Nobody's asking anybody in any league to go out there
Speaker 2: and be as political as humanly possible.
Speaker 1: We're asking to go out there and play to the
Speaker 1: best of your ability.
Speaker 2: We're asking to put on a show. That is what
Speaker 2: I am certainly asking go put on a show. And
Speaker 2: my arguments about the WNBA have been constantly and consistently,
Speaker 2: why don't you want to put on a show. Why
Speaker 2: do you hate this woman so much? Why do you
Speaker 2: hate popular players? Why do you hate better play? For what?
Speaker 2: What is wrong with you? And you learn that the
Speaker 2: WNBA is interested in something that has nothing to do
Speaker 2: with the product on the court. They're interested in something
Speaker 2: that has nothing to do with what they claim to be,
Speaker 2: which is a basketball Association. She doesn't have to sit
Speaker 2: there and read off some tone about why she believes
Speaker 2: this and believes that and stand up for this and
Speaker 2: stand up for that. He's playing the game. But I
Speaker 2: have Matt Walsh calling her a coward. I have Megan
Speaker 2: Kelly calling.
Speaker 1: Her a coward? What the hell is this? First?
Speaker 2: Why is she a coward? Because she didn't give the
Speaker 2: answer you wanted given? It doesn't make somebody a coward
Speaker 2: when they jump into the fray and then aren't willing
Speaker 2: to back up their position. Well, that could be something.
Speaker 2: She's not jumping in the fray. What is so cowardly
Speaker 2: about not wanting to be a part of this? Matt
Speaker 2: Walsh wrote that Caitlin Clark might be the biggest coward
Speaker 2: in the history of sports. She refuses to say anything
Speaker 2: about the anti white racism she has been subject to
Speaker 2: you since coming into the league. She puns on the
Speaker 2: trans question, which is the easiest question you could ever
Speaker 2: be asked, No spine, what if, Matt? Because listen, you've
Speaker 2: done some good work, but doesn't make you right on everything.
Speaker 2: And I know that might be a hard one for you,
Speaker 2: because I believe that you believe that you're right on everything.
Speaker 2: I believe that you absolutely believe that that you are
Speaker 2: touched with secret knowledge.
Speaker 1: I think you believe that certainly. I would argue it's
Speaker 1: the way you come across, but I don't know you,
Speaker 1: so I could be wrong. There. See, that's how normal
Speaker 1: people talk.
Speaker 2: What do you want her to say about the bigotry
Speaker 2: of the WNBA, because we're all saying it. What do
Speaker 2: you want her to do? What would satisfy you in
Speaker 2: this regard? Isn't it better that she shows up every day,
Speaker 2: no matter how much he's been beaten up, ready to
Speaker 2: play at least of course when they have an injured
Speaker 2: or so greatly that she keeps coming back and keeps
Speaker 2: coming back, and keeps coming back and hits the threes
Speaker 2: and moves the teams and invigorates. Isn't that a way
Speaker 2: to win? May not be your way? Matt could be away,
Speaker 2: She punts on the trans question. You mean there's only one.
Speaker 2: It can only be answered once. She's only allowed to
Speaker 2: bring it up once. If she does this at whatever
Speaker 2: months from now, when she feels the timing is better,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be wrong.
Speaker 1: It's not your timeline. It's not cowardly.
Speaker 2: What it is is you saying, Hey, I wonder if
Speaker 2: I write this how many clicks I can get. That's
Speaker 2: what it comes across as and we shouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: On the political right, we shouldn't be doing that. I
Speaker 2: think if we look at people who put themselves out
Speaker 2: there in the sphere, we can engage those things.
Speaker 1: But isn't the.
Speaker 2: Story here not Clark, but rather how the coaches responded
Speaker 2: to Sophie Cunningham. I've got the coach of the Minnesota Linx,
Speaker 2: I've got the coach of the Golden State Valkyries. They
Speaker 2: are the ones saying that the WNBA should not be
Speaker 2: about the wa Well, the WNBA is not about the
Speaker 2: w We already have an NBA. The WNBA doesn't need
Speaker 2: to exist. Get rid of this welfare league once and
Speaker 2: for all, and let's build a new league where you
Speaker 2: can have Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham and a bunch
Speaker 2: of other people white and black and Asian Hispanic, and
Speaker 2: they could actually play good ball with none of this
Speaker 2: nonsense that is being thrust on them.
Speaker 1: By the league.
Speaker 2: A league where we would agree, probably Matt that wants
Speaker 2: to be gay and black gay or black man. I
Speaker 2: know maybe for some gay and black, but gay or black,
Speaker 2: because that's clearly what they want. They've made that obvious.
Speaker 2: She's not a coward. Don't pin your hopes and dreams
Speaker 2: on an athlete. Why would you do such a thing.
Speaker 2: She doesn't have to speak out on every issue you
Speaker 2: decide is important. Sophie Cunningham being utilized as this political
Speaker 2: cudgel is nonsense. She didn't say something political, she said
Speaker 2: something normal. There's a difference, and what we're supposed to
Speaker 2: say is that's normal, that's rational. You people are just weird.
Speaker 2: That's the way that is supposed to be handled. And
Speaker 2: Megan Kelly talking about cowardice.
Speaker 1: Are you no longer riding with Tucker?
Speaker 2: I noticed that he had dinner with Marjorie Taylor Green
Speaker 2: and Joe Kent and Thomas Massey.
Speaker 1: Were you not invited? Hey?
Speaker 2: Listen, sometimes we don't get invited to things, right, I've
Speaker 2: been there, You've been there. Sometimes I don't get invited.
Speaker 2: I sometimes believe that not being invited makes me better off.
Speaker 2: I have dodd to the proverbial bullet in that case,
Speaker 2: because people are letting me know. I'm like great, you know,
Speaker 2: It's like I don't want to belong to a club
Speaker 2: that would have someone like me as a member. I
Speaker 2: don't want to belong to a club that doesn't want
Speaker 2: to have someone like me as a member. Sophy Cunningham
Speaker 2: is not a political cudgel. She made a normal statement,
Speaker 2: and that's it. It's such an unremarkable statement that we're
Speaker 2: still remarking on it is stunning.
Speaker 1: But we're not remarking on her. We're remarking on.
Speaker 2: All the people who are desperate for these things to
Speaker 2: be political, on the left end on the right. I'm
Speaker 2: a conservative. I don't pull any punches. I say it clearly.
Speaker 2: I wear it out there for the world to see
Speaker 2: without any fear whatsoever. Matt Walsh, Meghan Kelly and all
Speaker 2: these people who want to do this Pilon are wrong.
Speaker 2: They're just wrong. They're not wrong to want to protect girls.
Speaker 2: They're not wrong to note the bigotry, wrong to say
Speaker 2: it's up to Caitlin Clark to write the world of
Speaker 2: its ills.
Speaker 1: No, it's not. It's up to Caitlyn Clark.
Speaker 2: It's a job of Caitlyn Clark to win and send
Speaker 2: the Indiana Fever to a championship. And that's her only job.
Speaker 2: If she wants to speak. Great, I'll be listening. This
Speaker 2: is Tony Katz today. Now comment from an athlete that's
Speaker 2: making the rounds is Aaron Rodgers, quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 2: to Pat McAfee regarding Anthony Fauci.
Speaker 1: Oh mine, Tony Katz, Tony Katz today.
Speaker 2: So this is a Pat McAfee show and Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: is the guest, and he's sitting in a like a
Speaker 2: swivel barrel chair. And what I love is that when
Speaker 2: you take a look at this visual, I don't know
Speaker 2: McAfee is even aware that he's doing it.
Speaker 1: This is like a tribute to Andy Kaufman.
Speaker 2: It's always been known that talk show hosts keep their
Speaker 2: desk and keep their chair higher.
Speaker 1: Than the guest.
Speaker 2: It's always that way. Johnny did it, Conan did it.
Speaker 2: They do it today always. And Andy Kaufman did a
Speaker 2: bit where he played a talk show host and he's
Speaker 2: quite literally fifty feet in the.
Speaker 1: Air and the guest is all the way down below.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you that Pat McAfee is a good
Speaker 2: six to eight inches higher than Aaron Rodgers. But here's
Speaker 2: the question. It's a Fauci hit. It's so good, it
Speaker 2: is so Aaron Rodgers. You've been redeemed myle mind.
Speaker 5: Because you've been very open about coming back for this
Speaker 5: year last rodeo, and you talked about your wife saying,
Speaker 5: hey have another year. Mike McCarthy being here obviously a
Speaker 5: big deal. Can you tell us about the mindset of
Speaker 5: coming into your last season, like that's a real thing.
Speaker 5: It feels like, is everything better? Is everything funner? Is
Speaker 5: everything more awesome? Like how do you kind of view
Speaker 5: this year verse? Maybe the years of the best?
Speaker 6: Now I'm gonna plead the fifth Okay, okay, like like
Speaker 6: that absolute coward, Tony, absolute scholar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, are you kidding me? Yeah?
Speaker 7: You got a pardon and you're and you pleaded over
Speaker 7: a hundred times.
Speaker 2: Ye got the whit I want to say, McAfee got
Speaker 2: to write one hundred and eleven times and for the
Speaker 2: next four minutes, the finger on the dumb button, parditional
Speaker 2: ending for the next four minutes, this is all he does.
Speaker 1: And that's what are you scared of?
Speaker 7: Tony? I thought you were the science.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought you or I.
Speaker 7: Am science And you get up there and you can't
Speaker 7: answer a question. Yeah, what do we doing? And how
Speaker 7: much time did the network spend of that? How much
Speaker 7: time did they spend on my responses every week on
Speaker 7: my vaccination status, Von Taylor at Travis's wedding? They did
Speaker 7: they do even a minute? Did they do even a
Speaker 7: minute on Tony Fauci. I don't think I've heard, but
Speaker 7: they didn't note. And there was another scandal this offseason too,
Speaker 7: involved in a voter for MVP for Coach of the Year.
Speaker 7: How much time do you get did your network span
Speaker 7: where did your network spind on it?
Speaker 1: And the minute it goes into are you talking about
Speaker 1: our network? All of a sudden, all the guys are
Speaker 1: whe her like, get back to Fauci, Talk about Fauci.
Speaker 1: It's so good.
Speaker 2: It is terrific, fantastic, love every second of it. Everything
Speaker 2: that diminishes Fauci is the right thing.
Speaker 1: But you will note, because you've seen it with your
Speaker 1: own eyes. The left can't stop.
Speaker 2: They will still lionize, they will still support, they will
Speaker 2: still throw all the adulation. It's they invested all of
Speaker 2: their capital into him, they every single bit of capital,
Speaker 2: and now they can't give it up.
Speaker 1: They have to still adore him, they have to still
Speaker 1: support him. He is a.
Speaker 2: Proven liar, proven and I do hope he spends the
Speaker 2: rest of his days in jail. That much I do.
Speaker 2: And it's proven guilty. But the documents show him as
Speaker 2: a liar. And the left still wants to tell us
Speaker 2: how righteous and decent and good you trust the mainstream
Speaker 2: media at your own peril. Truly, I'm Tony Katz. This
Speaker 2: is Tony Katz today. We've got three more things, Tony Katz,
Speaker 2: Tony Katz today, an absolute pleasure to be with you, guys.
Speaker 1: What are three more things?
Speaker 2: These are our stories that should be front page news,
Speaker 2: but because of all the front page news, they don't
Speaker 2: make the front page. They're still important. I bring them
Speaker 2: to you. You've got Todd Blam, the acting Attorney General.
Speaker 2: He gets suit the Senate Judiciary Committee party line vote. Well,
Speaker 2: no kidding, Sheldon Whitehouse, who never met an all white
Speaker 2: country club, he didn't love say, he said as much.
Speaker 2: We know this is going to pass to the party
Speaker 2: line vote. But let me tell you why I'm still
Speaker 2: so angry and curmudgeonly that.
Speaker 1: I'll get more in that.
Speaker 2: And the nomination of a blanche And you know, there
Speaker 2: have been wildfires in Washington state.
Speaker 1: It really big stuff.
Speaker 2: And it's been seven hundred buildings, sixty five thousand people
Speaker 2: have been evacuated. This is around Spokane, Spokane, Spokane, Spokane.
Speaker 2: And so the governor Jay Insley, he was going down
Speaker 2: the road of well you see climate change, well you
Speaker 2: see climate this and climate.
Speaker 1: That, and then there was a conversation about it.
Speaker 2: Was it some climate activist but really no, no, no,
Speaker 2: they would never do that. This is all climate change,
Speaker 2: climate change. No, this is a thirty seven year old
Speaker 2: who had killed his father in twenty twelve.
Speaker 1: This fire was set by an arsonist.
Speaker 2: He has a one million dollar bond as he faces
Speaker 2: a first degree arson charge. That's who the suspect is.
Speaker 2: What it's real devastation. It is horrifying what we're seeing here,
Speaker 2: what we're noticing here. What it does show us is
Speaker 2: that knowing the truth is not what those who are
Speaker 2: ideological or interested in.
Speaker 1: Engaging the ideology is the only thing they're interested in.
Speaker 1: Just say it, hope you're right, and if you're not,
Speaker 1: act like you never said it.
Speaker 2: Well, climate change is still a problem. Well, climate change
Speaker 2: had just exacerbated the whole thing. That's what happened here.
Speaker 2: This would have been nothing. This would have been a
Speaker 2: weenie roast if if it wasn't for climate change. Really
Speaker 2: is how they act and operate. Why wait for facts,
Speaker 2: Why know what you're talking about when you can just
Speaker 2: engage in insanity. Then we have, of course, the Michigan
Speaker 2: primary going on. Abdul lsied against Haley Stephens. Now Haley
Speaker 2: Stephens is the one who continues to bring us a
Speaker 2: great amount of joy because who else could say this
Speaker 2: so well?
Speaker 8: A little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy
Speaker 8: and a little bit of cicket to them.
Speaker 2: It's I cannot wait to see her adult swim cartoon.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be It's gonna be so great.
Speaker 8: A little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy,
Speaker 8: and a little bit of.
Speaker 1: Cicket to them.
Speaker 2: Right, that advice could work for the boardroom as well
Speaker 2: as the bedroom.
Speaker 8: A little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy,
Speaker 8: and a little bit of.
Speaker 1: Cicket to them. There you go, there you go.
Speaker 2: Uh so you got her against Abdul al Sayid, who
Speaker 2: is uh it claims to be a capitalist but wants
Speaker 2: a universal health care opposed to monopoly, wants universal healthcare.
Speaker 2: Sure sure we get we get your play we understand
Speaker 2: your connections. We understand the Islama's connections, we understand the
Speaker 2: communist connections. You're supported by the squad. Enough said. Everything
Speaker 2: you're saying about not being a Kami or KAMMYE adjacent
Speaker 2: is a lie. Everything you're saying about capitalism is a lie.
Speaker 2: We get it. You're saying that because you're trying to
Speaker 2: moderate a position to get elected.
Speaker 1: We see you well.
Speaker 2: In the polling, it shows that the former state representative
Speaker 2: of Mike Rodgers, the Republican, would have a lead over
Speaker 2: abdul l Said in a general election, but he would
Speaker 2: be losing to Haley Stevens in a general election. Thus,
Speaker 2: Republicans are hoping that al Sayid pulls this out.
Speaker 1: I never am No, I don't, I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 2: I don't want this guy close. I don't want any
Speaker 2: of these commies close to any position of power. Why
Speaker 2: would any of us want such a thing. What will
Speaker 2: Michigan do is a great question. There's no good answer.
Speaker 2: The people who are saying that they know they're lying
Speaker 2: through their teeth. I was asked this and I'll go
Speaker 2: over it later. I was asked this question on Newsmax earlier.
Speaker 2: Today and the points I think stands.
Speaker 1: You know the results of this election, it does not
Speaker 1: change at all.
Speaker 2: What the Democratic socialists who are communists, what they're going
Speaker 2: to do. They feel like they've got the momentum. They're
Speaker 2: not going to stop. They're going to keep moving forward
Speaker 2: and keep moving forward, and keep moving forward and keep
Speaker 2: moving forward. If al say heid loses, they're going to say,
Speaker 2: that's because the establishment is trying to keep us from victory.
Speaker 2: And then Democrats are even in a harder time with
Speaker 2: these people. They're not stopping like locusts in a wheat field.
Speaker 2: They're not stopping. They're going to keep moving forward. They
Speaker 2: will not be until they're stopped. They believe they've got
Speaker 2: the momentum. They believe that this is their moment and
Speaker 2: this is their time. Think about how patient these commies are.
Speaker 2: And they don't get in this election, they'll get in
Speaker 2: the next election. They're gonna run twenty two people in
Speaker 2: that election. You will see across the country local seats,
Speaker 2: county seats, reper the state house seats where Republicans don't
Speaker 2: run a candidate, and the DSA will run a candidate,
Speaker 2: and then you'll see who's serious. I'm just I'm only
Speaker 2: trying to put forth into our world that if you
Speaker 2: think for a moment losing the primary in Michigan is
Speaker 2: going to set them back, you're out of your head.
Speaker 1: Win or lose.
Speaker 2: They don't change, it's just when they become all the
Speaker 2: more insufferable.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's really what it is.
Speaker 2: Oh, speaking of Michigan, remember our conversations about let us
Speaker 2: set it explosive diarrhea. How could you forget in Michigan,
Speaker 2: two people have died of cyclosporiasis.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're all paying attention.
Speaker 2: Now, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and two
Speaker 2: people with significant underlying health conditions have died after contracting cyclosporiasis.
Speaker 1: That is a very interesting.
Speaker 2: Way for this to be phrased, because that's a quote
Speaker 2: significant underlying health conditions. This is the way of the
Speaker 2: Michigan Health Department saying, don't concern yourself, don't worry yourself
Speaker 2: too much. This isn't a big deal. Look, these people
Speaker 2: had serious issues anyway, and then they contracted cyclosporiasis and
Speaker 2: the explosive diarrhea. And this bug that incubates in the
Speaker 2: body known I know this parasite, is this virus I
Speaker 2: should say it's not it's you're okay. Now do that
Speaker 2: with COVID, because when we take a look at COVID deaths,
Speaker 2: you look at all the people who had underlying health conditions,
Speaker 2: pre existing conditions, co morbidities.
Speaker 1: I've been searching for that term for the last three days.
Speaker 2: I couldn't we used it all the time during COVID.
Speaker 2: I could not remember corbidities. They had so many other issues.
Speaker 1: COVID just put them over.
Speaker 2: You know how many of those cases got reported as hey,
Speaker 2: don't worry about COVID. These people were already super sick,
Speaker 2: zero none on.
Speaker 1: Gets nothing, nothing.
Speaker 2: You couldn't even say that people died in a motorcycle
Speaker 2: accident write it down as COVID.
Speaker 1: Well, the hospital's paying if we write it down, and.
Speaker 2: You don't know, maybe COVID calls him to call vault
Speaker 2: the bit sycle and crack a skull open. We discussed
Speaker 2: this and we got mocked for it, and now here's
Speaker 2: Michigan doing it. Listen, these people were already dead. Really,
Speaker 2: they were already dead. It was just this put him over.
Speaker 2: Oh so they had something already happening in them, and
Speaker 2: something just pushed them over the top.
Speaker 1: You mean like George Floyd. Oh, I'm sorry. Were we
Speaker 1: not ready for the fight? Guys? I do this every day.
Speaker 2: You would think at some moment these people would be
Speaker 2: ready for the fight that we're delivering. George Floyd didn't
Speaker 2: die from a knee on the neck. George Floyd died
Speaker 2: from all the drugs in his system. That's what happens.
Speaker 2: That's what happened. That's what happened to George Floyd.
Speaker 1: Was the knee on the neck? Right? Absolutely not.
Speaker 2: And I think Derek Shaubin, for just an absolute failure
Speaker 2: of competency, should be in jail.
Speaker 1: But did Derek Shaubin kill him? No, No, that's not
Speaker 1: what happened.
Speaker 2: You know why you couldn't breathe the drugs in the system.
Speaker 2: That's why the drugs killed him. Next thing, you're gonna
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Speaker 2: And I don't think right now if I want to
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Speaker 2: More to get to this is Tony Kats Today. Biters
Speaker 2: has a story that immediately should send one into it, Tizzy.
Speaker 2: It sent me to reach out to a couple of people,
Speaker 2: to a couple people I know alike and trust who
Speaker 2: could come up with an answer. Tony Katz Tony Kats
Speaker 2: Today and the headline over there at Reuters was US
Speaker 2: has used virtually all of its long range precision missiles.
Speaker 1: During Iran War. They are reporting that it.
Speaker 2: Has used up much of the stockpile of long range
Speaker 2: missiles during the five month war with Iran. The missiles
Speaker 2: are principally the Army surface to surface weapons known as
Speaker 2: attacker's atacms. That is army tactical missile systems and precision
Speaker 2: strike missiles.
Speaker 1: The degree to.
Speaker 2: Which the military is running out of these missiles has
Speaker 2: not been previously reported. Now you take this and you
Speaker 2: take a look at the conversation about a leak and
Speaker 2: was the worth of war plans leaked or was it
Speaker 2: leaked to a RAN? And therefore I Ran said we
Speaker 2: have to make a deal. I can't answer the question.
Speaker 2: One of the things that the Pentagon has been good
Speaker 2: about is misdirection and misinformation. When you're strong, make your
Speaker 2: enemy think you're weak. When you're weak, make your enemy
Speaker 2: think you're strong. That's sunsue. I would have absolutely no
Speaker 2: doubt that that is possible. So I read these stories
Speaker 2: with a massive grain of salt. But the idea that
Speaker 2: we could be out low, What do we spend all
Speaker 2: this money on?
Speaker 1: If not this, what exactly are we doing? What have
Speaker 1: we been doing? And what generals.
Speaker 2: Will be even in retirement busted down to a corporal
Speaker 2: and their pension taken away. You know the line, somebody's
Speaker 2: got to go to jail. Who goes to jail? How
Speaker 2: come no one goes to jail man?
Speaker 1: We can apply that to a lot of places.
Speaker 2: I'll keep investigating and see what's actual here, keep it here.
Speaker 1: If this is Tony Katz today,