Speaker 1: Hunter Biden's charges, Josh Hammer, Tutor Dixon's here, Doctor Scott
Speaker 1: Atlas joins us, what a show tonight. I'm right, Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Let's have a talk about the state of
Speaker 1: the presidency as we currently sit here, and can we
Speaker 1: get to the election implications of all this in a
Speaker 1: little bit. Just Hunter Biden's so dirty and Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: so dirty, and it's so well known by now that
Speaker 1: I think we're kind of we're kind of missing some
Speaker 1: of some things because we're too close to it.
Speaker 2: And this is what I mean.
Speaker 1: Think about how this looks for America internationally. Who's the
Speaker 1: head of a nation you like? Are there any heads
Speaker 1: of any nation you like?
Speaker 2: But let's say.
Speaker 1: President of Germany, the German head of state, the German
Speaker 1: head of state, if his son was currently being indicted
Speaker 1: on multiple felonies, tax evasion, trying to write off prostitutes,
Speaker 1: the drugs, illegal firearm purchases, that's something that would be
Speaker 1: lampooned right here in the United States of America. Yet
Speaker 1: that's happening here. The Biden family is terrible. And let's
Speaker 1: talk about something before we get into the actual charges too.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna think I'm getting soft. I promise
Speaker 1: I'm not. Hunter Biden needs good to prison. That's fine.
Speaker 1: You do almost have to feel a little bit sorry
Speaker 1: for Hunter Biden, though. What a tragic tale it is.
Speaker 1: You remember we've talked about this before on the snow
Speaker 1: but on the show, you remember Joe Biden about to
Speaker 1: be sworn into Congress. It's a terrible wreck. People die,
Speaker 1: It's awful. Hunter Biden is injured, Noah broken arm. I
Speaker 1: believe the injuries were more severe. But Hunter Biden is injured.
Speaker 1: And he's a small child at the time, a little
Speaker 1: boy four or five years old.
Speaker 2: I believe he's really really small.
Speaker 1: And Joe Biden decides he's going to use his son's injury,
Speaker 1: his son. Imagine your son, your baby boy injured. He
Speaker 1: decides he's going to use it to help his political career.
Speaker 1: And Joe Biden, with the option to be sworn in
Speaker 1: in Congress or sworn in in the hall of the hospital,
Speaker 1: demands that his swearing in be held in the hospital
Speaker 1: room where.
Speaker 2: His baby boy laid injured.
Speaker 1: And not only that he forced them. Those pictures available,
Speaker 1: you can go look it up right now. Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: was wearing a suit. He forced his freshly injured son
Speaker 1: to dress up for a photo op because it would
Speaker 1: help his political career as he got sworn into Congress.
Speaker 1: Now we look now Hunter Biden, missing in his fifties,
Speaker 1: and we see a disaster. Look one point four million
Speaker 1: dollars in missing taxes. He made seven million. One point
Speaker 1: four million in missing taxes. He's writing off things like
Speaker 1: prostitutes and pornography. We know about the drug addiction problem, crack, crack,
Speaker 1: he's looked on crack. We look at the disaster of
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden now and it's easy to throw snowballs at him,
Speaker 1: and I do all the time.
Speaker 2: That's fair, I'm not telling you not to.
Speaker 1: But man alive with an evil father like Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: he really never stood a chance. If your dad looks
Speaker 1: at you as nothing more than a political prop, what.
Speaker 2: Chance do you have? And so what's the latest on
Speaker 2: all this stuff?
Speaker 1: You remember David he was the guy who was investigating
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden, supposed to be bringing charges originally, except David
Speaker 1: Weiss is a card carrying member of the system. So
Speaker 1: what he tried to do He tried to get Hunter
Speaker 1: Biden off Scott free. Essentially, they tried to bring a
Speaker 1: deal to a judge that said, okay, Hunter did some
Speaker 1: stuff into these things and that's really bad. But hey,
Speaker 1: here's what we recommend. It's a little slap on the wrist.
Speaker 1: And oh, by the way, any future charges, he's immune
Speaker 1: from that too. They tried to basically get him kind
Speaker 1: of a blanket immunity slap on the risk type deal.
Speaker 2: The judge sees the deal.
Speaker 1: The judges reading the deal freaks out and says, what
Speaker 1: is this? Tosses this thing out. Well, then then this
Speaker 1: thing got really public. Then this thing got national. So
Speaker 1: Merrick Garland has to appoint a special counsel so he
Speaker 1: doesn't look biased. And of course he takes the guy
Speaker 1: who just tried to get Hunter Biden the sweetheart deal
Speaker 1: and makes him special counsel. David Weiss is now the
Speaker 1: special council. Except now there's a situation here. Now David
Speaker 1: Weiss can't get a sweetheart deal like that again. Now
Speaker 1: everyone's watching. Now you got caught. Now you got to
Speaker 1: play it straight. Do you ever sit at the dinner
Speaker 1: table when you were a child, Mom's forcing you to
Speaker 1: eat your peas, and for a while, you're kind of
Speaker 1: sneaking them to the dog under the table, maybe wadding
Speaker 1: them up in your napkin.
Speaker 2: And it's going well for a while.
Speaker 1: But then boom, Mom walks in just as soon as
Speaker 1: your feed to dog a handful of peas, and then
Speaker 1: you're busted. And now now she's standing there and she's watching. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you're eating your peas. Now you got to eat the peas. Now,
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden's got to go down. What's this mean for Joe, Well,
Speaker 1: here's a hunter.
Speaker 3: They're trying to destroy a presidency, and so it's not
Speaker 3: about me. What they're trying to do is they're trying
Speaker 3: to kill me, knowing that it will be a pain
Speaker 3: greater than my father could be able to handle, and
Speaker 3: so therefore destroying a presidency in that way.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't know Hunter Biden was such a fan
Speaker 1: of the show. How long have I been telling you that?
Speaker 1: I think the powers that be are tired of Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: frustrated with him, and I think this entire thing is
Speaker 1: a coordinated effort to get Joe Biden to resign. The
Speaker 1: system wants Joe Biden gone, and it's not it's not
Speaker 1: at all. Because of the economy, or his failures or
Speaker 1: something like that, or the fact that Joe Biden can't talk.
Speaker 4: Ideve if you were driving, you're on a bail here
Speaker 4: and you left him the key in the parking lot,
Speaker 4: and you have the key in the admission and a
Speaker 4: kid came up and jumped in and stole it, and
Speaker 4: they gotten to crash your liables, civilian, Why God Godd's
Speaker 4: name to people might have to lock up their firearms.
Speaker 4: Why is that not a requirement? All these mass murders,
Speaker 4: not this weekend, but have been because people have picked
Speaker 4: up kids have grabbed stuff off of counters, off of
Speaker 4: their anyway, I don't want to get back angry. We
Speaker 4: need to ban a saw weapons, high capacity magazines.
Speaker 1: It's not actually because of that stuff. It's because Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's unpopular. The system doesn't care about his stumbles and fumbles.
Speaker 1: The system certainly doesn't care about inflation. They don't care
Speaker 1: that you're sitting there in the grocery aisle horrified at
Speaker 1: the cost of a pounder burger. They really don't care
Speaker 1: about that. They don't care about you. They do very
Speaker 1: much care about themselves, and they care about power, and
Speaker 1: they want to hang on to it. And they're looking
Speaker 1: at approval ratings and they're awful. They're abysmal. Joe Biden
Speaker 1: may be the least popular president in the history of
Speaker 1: the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Well, the system doesn't just hand back power. Oh well, guys,
Speaker 2: he tried.
Speaker 1: No, the system needs him to leave so they can
Speaker 1: bring in somebody who will be slightly more popular.
Speaker 2: Right. And look, it's not just me, it's not just
Speaker 2: hardcore anti communist Jesse.
Speaker 1: You have card carrying libs like this Charlotte Bank guy
Speaker 1: calling for him to go.
Speaker 5: I know he thinks he got this in the bag,
Speaker 5: but the Poles say otherwise. I want Biden stepping in
Speaker 5: to beat Trump the way I want him stepping in
Speaker 5: to defend me.
Speaker 2: At a bar fight.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you caring, but I don't like our chances.
Speaker 5: The facts are Biden's not getting any younger, he's not
Speaker 5: gonna get any more popular, and he's not getting a
Speaker 5: new running mate. So please, mister president, give America an
Speaker 5: ultimate Christmas gift and step aside.
Speaker 2: Ouch.
Speaker 1: Not only did he say that, he said that to
Speaker 1: a live studio audience full of Democrats. And did you
Speaker 1: hear how it was received? Did you hear any boos?
Speaker 1: Did you even hear any groans?
Speaker 2: Oh no, that's me. Know what you're heard was, yeah,
Speaker 2: get rid of him? And so how do you do that? Though?
Speaker 1: How do you get rid of Joe Biden? Well, you
Speaker 1: know what my theory is, and what my theory has
Speaker 1: always been. They're gonna use Hunter Biden's charges as leverage
Speaker 1: to get rid of Joe. Hey, Joe, we'll cut him
Speaker 1: another little sweetheart deal, a couple of years in prison,
Speaker 1: something like that, but you gotta go and incomes Gavin
Speaker 1: Newso just a theory. Anyway, we'll talk to Josh Hammer
Speaker 1: about these charges and all this craziness. We have so
Speaker 1: much to get to tonight. Scott Atlas is going to
Speaker 1: be great. All that's coming up tonight on and I'm
Speaker 1: right and all that may have made you uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: But I am right.
Speaker 1: Before we get to anything else, let's talk about what
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden should have done. You see, if you owe
Speaker 1: the irs a bunch of money, whether it's ten grand
Speaker 1: or one point six million, you really need to get
Speaker 1: ahold of tax Network USA. Hunter, Hey, call me, shoot
Speaker 1: me at text or something like that. I will hook
Speaker 1: you up with tax Network USA.
Speaker 2: What are they.
Speaker 1: They're the people who get you out of a jam.
Speaker 1: Are you in a jam? If you missed some taxes?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Are you oweing a lot? Stressing about it? Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: we're going to jail. Stop tax Network USA. They've heard
Speaker 1: it all before, they know exactly what you're going through.
Speaker 1: They will work it out. They do this for a living,
Speaker 1: taking on the irs, getting.
Speaker 2: People like you out of jams. Get ahold of them.
Speaker 1: Please, tax NETWORKUSA dot com slash Jesse. Don't take on
Speaker 1: the professionals at the IRS with your expertise.
Speaker 2: My expertise. I don't know how. I don't know what
Speaker 2: I'm doing. Tax Network USA does.
Speaker 1: Tax NETWORKUSA dot com slash Jesse.
Speaker 2: We'll be back. First of all, my son's done nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: I trust him, I have faith in him.
Speaker 4: And it impacts my presidency by making me feel proud
Speaker 4: of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's not Asian very well, is it?
Speaker 2: Well neither is Joe.
Speaker 1: Stop joining me now, my buddy, Josh, host of the
Speaker 1: Great Josh Hammer Show.
Speaker 2: Josh, Okay, you're the lawyer.
Speaker 1: I went to community college, so I'll probably leave this
Speaker 1: mostly in your hands.
Speaker 2: Here. This sounds really bad. It looks really bad on paper.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at all these charges, a bunch of felonies.
Speaker 1: These aren't even the gun charges, some misdemeanors thrown in.
Speaker 1: At the same time, we have a special counsel in
Speaker 1: charge who was trying to get him out of all
Speaker 1: these charges before.
Speaker 2: What do I make of any of this, Josh.
Speaker 6: Well, I think what most people should make of this
Speaker 6: Jesse is that this is further evidence that there has
Speaker 6: been a concerted effort, which we know from various whistleblowers
Speaker 6: in the IRS and other levers of the government, there
Speaker 6: has been a concerted effort to try to sweep all
Speaker 6: this under The rugger called Jesse that the only reason
Speaker 6: that we actually got this superseding indictment from Special Counsel
Speaker 6: David Weiss was because the judge assigned to this case,
Speaker 6: Judge Norieika I think it was in late July, rejected
Speaker 6: the plead deal, and a lot of people thought that
Speaker 6: this plea deal would just be accepted. That plead deal
Speaker 6: would have made all of these possible subsequent charges go away.
Speaker 6: So the fact that here we are and it's only
Speaker 6: been a few months and there are I think it's
Speaker 6: non additional accounts up to like seventeen eighteen years in prisoners,
Speaker 6: So potentially speaking, that is further evidence of a massive
Speaker 6: cover up within the Biden doj David Weiss. I mean,
Speaker 6: the whole thing stings from top to bottom here. As
Speaker 6: far as the nature of the charges themselves, these gun
Speaker 6: charges and these tax charges are very straightforward. The gun charges,
Speaker 6: I mean, he literally admitted that he was a crack
Speaker 6: at at the time he purchased that firearm here, as
Speaker 6: the media has covered to some extent, not nearly as
Speaker 6: much as they should. But when it comes to these
Speaker 6: tax charges there he was literally writing off thousands and
Speaker 6: thousands of dollars of strip clubs and hookers and all
Speaker 6: this salacious stuff as purported tax deduction. I mean, what
Speaker 6: kind of accounted is Hunter Biden using. I wouldn't recommend
Speaker 6: that guy to my next door neighbor, but it's really
Speaker 6: bad stuff.
Speaker 2: Jesse.
Speaker 6: The million dollar question this is, you know, where folks
Speaker 6: like you and me who do this for a living
Speaker 6: half to be closely engaged. Are they actually going to
Speaker 6: reach a result where he sees jail time. That's the
Speaker 6: only question right now that I think matters.
Speaker 1: And what's your answer to that question, Josh I you know,
Speaker 1: I'm the most cynical human being on the planet. And obviously,
Speaker 1: as you just pointed out, they tried to scan them
Speaker 1: out of these things with that kind of blanket immunity
Speaker 1: deal they were kind of trying to cut for them before.
Speaker 1: But that deal obviously blew up, as you just pointed out.
Speaker 2: So now aren't they.
Speaker 1: Kind of in a bind where they have to do
Speaker 1: something to him, even if they don't send him to
Speaker 1: the clink for eighteen years, they kind of have to
Speaker 1: do something now.
Speaker 6: Right, Jesse, I am cynical enough where I just simply
Speaker 6: do not see Hunter Biden going to jail. I just
Speaker 6: cannot see it happening. I sincerely hope that I'm wrong,
Speaker 6: because based on these charges, based on the gun charges,
Speaker 6: based on the tax charges, if this man's last name
Speaker 6: were anything other than Biden, he would be an open
Speaker 6: and shut, slammed dunk case to spend some time in jail,
Speaker 6: not necessarily the maximum number of years under the relevant
Speaker 6: criminal statutes or anything, but sometime in jail. These are
Speaker 6: very serious offenses, both the gun chargers and the tax chargers.
Speaker 6: By the way, we've barely dipped into any of the
Speaker 6: foreign stuff We've barely dipped into foreign corruption. We've barely
Speaker 6: dipped into FARA possible registration as possible violations of the
Speaker 6: foreign agents registration at we haven't even touched any of that.
Speaker 6: And already these gun and tax charges are actually very
Speaker 6: serious stuff. But I just don't see it happening, Jesse think.
Speaker 6: I think the most likely outcome that he takes some
Speaker 6: sort of plea deal, that they get the same judge
Speaker 6: or a different judge to rubber stamp. But here's the
Speaker 6: possibility that I'm holding out for. Obviously, Democrats are souring
Speaker 6: very hard on Joe Biden. They see Joe Biden down
Speaker 6: the polls right now to Donald Trump and the other
Speaker 6: Republican candidates. What if Joe Biden actually does, sometime after
Speaker 6: DNC convention next summer, decide to give his son a
Speaker 6: full pardon and then step out of the way because
Speaker 6: he wouldn't be able to kind of bear the stink
Speaker 6: of that corruption and venality favoring his son, the nepotism
Speaker 6: of it at the battle box. What if that is
Speaker 6: his off ramp, then the Democrats can go and nominate
Speaker 6: Gavin Newsom Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: So that's a possibility.
Speaker 1: I think as well, Josh, there's another possibility I haven't
Speaker 1: heard many people talk about. And I'm curious if you
Speaker 1: think this is the dumbest thing you've ever heard, Please
Speaker 1: tell me we're friends. That'll be just fine. What about
Speaker 1: the possibility of Hunter Biden rolling over.
Speaker 2: On his dad?
Speaker 1: I mean, after all, we all know Hunter Biden is
Speaker 1: not the mastermind of anything. Obviously, Joe Biden is the
Speaker 1: head of the family. Everyone knows that.
Speaker 2: He's the bag man then mafia circles.
Speaker 1: When the bag man is facing eighteen years in the clink,
Speaker 1: it's not uncommon.
Speaker 2: For him to roll over on the boss.
Speaker 1: I realize it's his dad, But are we thinking about that?
Speaker 6: I don't think that's crazy at all. I mean, this
Speaker 6: is clearly a dysfunctional family. To put a mildly, this
Speaker 6: is not exactly kind of an all. This is not
Speaker 6: an all American family with the mom, the dad, the son,
Speaker 6: the daughter, the dog, the cat, the white picket fence.
Speaker 6: The Biden family obviously is not that. And you know,
Speaker 6: I don't want to be overly harsh here. They obviously
Speaker 6: have had some personal tragedies Bo Biden, Joe Biden's wife
Speaker 6: dying many decades ago, so they obviously have. They obviously
Speaker 6: have had to overcome some tragedy. So I don't want
Speaker 6: to be too too harsh when it comes to that,
Speaker 6: but they have issues, and you know, Jesse, I think,
Speaker 6: I think personally, Joe Biden is probably harboring immense, immense
Speaker 6: personal guilt over the way that his son Hunter Biden
Speaker 6: turned out. I mean, wouldn't you, I mean, I mean,
Speaker 6: I you know, your sons are great, obviously, but like,
Speaker 6: wouldn't you harbor guilt if your son turned out this way?
Speaker 6: I know that I would.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 6: I would be shamed for the rest of my life
Speaker 6: right now. So I can't imagine despite what Joe Biden
Speaker 6: tells the cameras and these text messages that have been
Speaker 6: leaked over the years, they definitely don't have a particularly
Speaker 6: close relationship. How could they look look at how the
Speaker 6: guys turned out. So I think it's totally fair game
Speaker 6: to speculate.
Speaker 1: As you're speculating, Okay, let's move to the GOP, the
Speaker 1: low T GOP, this impeachment stuff on Joe Bibe. It
Speaker 1: obviously should happen. It's very obviously not going to happen.
Speaker 1: Do you disagree with any of that. Can't we just
Speaker 1: fast forward right to the part where the GOP fails
Speaker 1: to impeach him and we just move on to something else.
Speaker 6: Well, Jesse, this was so obviously never going to work
Speaker 6: from the get go, and that should have been obvious
Speaker 6: to anyone who has covered Capitol Hill, who has covered
Speaker 6: Republican politics in particular for any number of years. Now
Speaker 6: that I'm just not entirely sure why Congressman Comer went
Speaker 6: down this path to begin with. And that is not
Speaker 6: to say anything about how horrible the Biden family is.
Speaker 6: I mean, every new detail that we see looks really,
Speaker 6: really bad. The corruption appears to be systemic, it appears
Speaker 6: to be deep, and it appears to stink like high heaven.
Speaker 6: But what I and many others have said, you know,
Speaker 6: at News, we ran a great op ed from Congressman
Speaker 6: Andy Biggs of Arizona last February, calling from the impeachment
Speaker 6: of Alexandro Maiorcis. I was on that team all along.
Speaker 6: To me, it always made a lot more sense to
Speaker 6: start by trying to take a smaller scalp Secretary Majorcists,
Speaker 6: who is overseeing the worst illegal immigration crisis, the worst
Speaker 6: border crisis and the history of this country, and that
Speaker 6: kind of ties into to my broader proposal to Mike
Speaker 6: Johnson House Republicans, which is make immigration the issue, not
Speaker 6: like one of multiple issues. Make that the issue that
Speaker 6: you are prioritizing in every committee and every investigation and
Speaker 6: every jurisdiction. In this presidential election year, it is an
Speaker 6: issue that Republicans have a lot of appeal to to
Speaker 6: swing state voters. Majorcis is horrific, horrific at his job.
Speaker 6: I think they should have started there and not gone
Speaker 6: for Biden.
Speaker 2: Josh Hammer, thank you, my man. I appreciate it. Hurt.
Speaker 1: Now we have a big one coming up next to
Speaker 1: doctor Scott Atlas.
Speaker 2: Do you remember all the COVID lockdown.
Speaker 1: Fifteen days to slow the spread stuff Fuci and Burke's
Speaker 1: and Trump.
Speaker 2: But you remember all that, right.
Speaker 1: Well, there was a doctor as part of that task
Speaker 1: force who stepped up and did the brave thing and
Speaker 1: told everyone in the White House, No, you don't lock
Speaker 1: down a country whatever what No face masks don't work.
Speaker 1: There was a brave truth teller and his name was
Speaker 1: doctor Scott Atlas. And he was ignored, and he was
Speaker 1: shoved out, and he was ostracized, and we're going to
Speaker 1: talk to him about that in a moment.
Speaker 2: Before we do that's do this. Let's talk about our dogs.
Speaker 1: When I left to come to the studio today, the
Speaker 1: entire freeing family, wife, both sons were on the floor
Speaker 1: playing with the dog. The dog owns everybody in the house,
Speaker 1: and that's why we give him rough Greens. That's why
Speaker 1: we give Fred roughgreens. Fred used to have digestive problems
Speaker 1: after every meal. He hasn't had one of those since
Speaker 1: we started him on rough Greens. He used to get
Speaker 1: ear infections all the time. Doesn't get those anymore. Does
Speaker 1: your dog have too many health problems? Our dogs too early.
Speaker 1: It's because we don't give them nutrition.
Speaker 2: Poor rough Greens on your dog's food. That's it. Your
Speaker 2: dog will love it.
Speaker 1: All the vitamins, minerals, probiotics, all the nutrition your dog needs.
Speaker 1: Roughgreens dot com, slash Jesse or call them eight three
Speaker 1: three three three, my dog, We'll be back.
Speaker 7: The lockdown is really against all evidence and frankly common sense.
Speaker 8: The policy itself is killing people. The policy of lockdown
Speaker 8: and total isolation has impaired and stopped most medical care.
Speaker 8: We are creating a massive catastrophe in healthcare and killing
Speaker 8: people by this very policy.
Speaker 9: But society must function.
Speaker 8: The cure here is worse than the original disease.
Speaker 9: At this point.
Speaker 1: That is the great doctor Scott at Las, author of
Speaker 1: the book A Plague upon our House. It was very, very,
Speaker 1: very uncomfortable to speak plain truths like that back when
Speaker 1: the good doctor was saying those plain truths.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to him about that, now, doctor, why.
Speaker 1: Come out and buck all the conventional wisdom at the time,
Speaker 1: wear your masks, stand six feet away from everyone. Just
Speaker 1: lock a bunch of old people behind plexiglass. Why didn't
Speaker 1: you just go with that? It would have been easier,
Speaker 1: probably even more profitable for you.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, you're correct on both of those. It would
Speaker 7: have been easier and certainly wouldn't have suffered the financial
Speaker 7: downside that I did. But the reality is, you know, frankly,
Speaker 7: you have to understand what's important. It's very simple. I mean,
Speaker 7: you have to know right from wrong. I was called
Speaker 7: by the White House in July of twenty twenty and
Speaker 7: asked if I would help the president.
Speaker 9: People were dying.
Speaker 7: He was being fed completely erroneous information the country. It
Speaker 7: was frankly off the rails, and you know, I'm an American,
Speaker 7: it's my country. The answer is yes, I'm going to help, And.
Speaker 9: So you know, I really was naive.
Speaker 7: I have to say, I didn't realize the tremendous amount
Speaker 7: of backlash character assassination, even for my own employer at
Speaker 7: Stanford University. But in the end, people depend on you
Speaker 7: to say the truth. We live in an ethical society,
Speaker 7: and I got thousands of emails, if I may go
Speaker 7: on here, thousands per week begging me to keep going,
Speaker 7: keep speaking the truth.
Speaker 9: It became apparent, even though I didn't seek.
Speaker 7: That out at all, that people depended on people like
Speaker 7: me to speak up. I had emails from people who's
Speaker 7: you know, a spouse, daughter killed themselves from the lockdowns,
Speaker 7: and this is just such an abhorrent FIESCO, the worst
Speaker 7: public policy disaster really in modern history.
Speaker 9: I had to speak up.
Speaker 1: Was that the emails I have still break my heart
Speaker 1: to this day. I still get them of suicides, what
Speaker 1: happened to special needs kids, older people dying alone, just
Speaker 1: the most evil stuff in the world. So walk us
Speaker 1: through this doctor for those who've forgotten or didn't realize
Speaker 1: what was happening at the time, Okay, So the Trump
Speaker 1: White House calls and said, hey, Doc, come in, we
Speaker 1: need your expertise. You bring the expertise in, you speak
Speaker 1: the truth. How was it received by the Trump White House?
Speaker 1: Why weren't you propped up? Why am I still watching
Speaker 1: Doctor Fauci on TV and not Doctor Scott Autless.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, that's sort of a complicated question. Basically,
Speaker 7: I was speaking up since the spring of twenty twenty,
Speaker 7: writing because I was sort of frantic that we were
Speaker 7: ignoring basic fundamental biology and all the data.
Speaker 9: Really, so I was visible.
Speaker 7: I got called up, I was asked to help, and
Speaker 7: then when I got there, I was asked specifically by Jered,
Speaker 7: not just to advise the president, but to sit in
Speaker 7: and be part of the task force meetings. And I said, well,
Speaker 7: that doesn't make sense. These people are entrenched. They've been
Speaker 7: doing these lockdowns and school closures and really irrational, harmful
Speaker 7: policies against conventional pandemic policy, by the way, for five
Speaker 7: six months or eighty.
Speaker 9: They're not going to listen to me. He said, no,
Speaker 9: it's important.
Speaker 7: So I sat in and I was bringing in all
Speaker 7: the data, you know, I was bringing folders of the
Speaker 7: science of the papers of the up to the minute data.
Speaker 7: I was speaking to epidemiologists all over the world every
Speaker 7: day basically, and yet I was refuted by doctor Fauci
Speaker 7: and doctor Burks, who was really the head of the
Speaker 7: medical side, with only one thing, no papers, no data,
Speaker 7: Simply You're an outlier. And then they would go to
Speaker 7: their friends and the media, and the media was very complicit,
Speaker 7: aggressively trying to destroy anyone who spoke out against the
Speaker 7: called conventional narrative. And they also did something else, which
Speaker 7: is important the public doesn't understand. They the media and
Speaker 7: the government, but particularly the private corporations YouTube, Google, Facebook,
Speaker 7: They censored people like me, including Twitter, even while I
Speaker 7: was advisor to the president in twenty twenty. They censored us.
Speaker 7: Why because they don't have the argument. They couldn't win
Speaker 7: the argument on the data. They blocked the narrative. They
Speaker 7: blocked anyone speaking against a narrative. And what that did
Speaker 7: was falsely imply a consensus to people, so regular people watching.
Speaker 7: Not only did they even if they didn't think it
Speaker 7: was common sense to do these lockdowns and destroy children
Speaker 7: with school closures, what they were hearing was this narrative
Speaker 7: of a false consensus, and in fact, a demonization of
Speaker 7: people like me who were called dangerous even by really
Speaker 7: ignorant faculty members that Stanford where I work, but also
Speaker 7: many places, people who are completely clueless.
Speaker 9: And they get what. They got, what they wanted. They
Speaker 9: got the lockdowns.
Speaker 7: They own, They the lockdowners, own the record, and the
Speaker 7: record is over a million Americans died from COVID and
Speaker 7: massive destruction of children, a healthcare crisis, an obesity crisis,
Speaker 7: massive psychological harms, and really we have only seen the
Speaker 7: tip of the iceberg of what they did to particularly
Speaker 7: low income in poor families.
Speaker 2: Doctor.
Speaker 1: You mentioned something in that last answer about lockdowns being
Speaker 1: against conventional wisdom.
Speaker 2: Sorry I'm paraphrasing. I'm not sure exactly how you put it.
Speaker 1: The very idea that a government should point at a
Speaker 1: society and stop it from moving in response to a
Speaker 1: virus was always insane to me. That the first moment
Speaker 1: I heard it suggested, I just about fill out of
Speaker 1: my chair. And yet that is the lot of as
Speaker 1: conventional wisdom now, But it wasn't before.
Speaker 2: This was it.
Speaker 7: It's contrary to accepted pandemic management, Jesse. People don't realize
Speaker 7: this is another thing that was suppressed for fifteen years.
Speaker 7: In fact, the classic review paper was written in two
Speaker 7: thousand and six on management of viral respiratory illness pandemics,
Speaker 7: and they explicitly said two things. Number one, lockdowns don't work,
Speaker 7: and number two, lockdowns are extraordinarily harmful. So they were
Speaker 7: not recommended. These lockdowns were against the conventional accepted management
Speaker 7: of pandemics from the get go, and they were being
Speaker 7: led by people who were both inapt and potentially had
Speaker 7: ulterior motives, including simply the power of it all. So
Speaker 7: it wasn't a scientific decision. There were other things going on,
Speaker 7: and it's hard to it's easy to speculate why. It's
Speaker 7: hard to nail down the reasons. I think there are
Speaker 7: multiple different motivations. This was contrary to accepted pandemic management
Speaker 7: from the get go. It was known for more than
Speaker 7: a decade.
Speaker 1: Doctor you said what you said in these meetings in
Speaker 1: the White House because of Jery Kushner's invite that you
Speaker 1: brought the data and you told him, heye, this is
Speaker 1: a mistake, this is wrong. Berks and Fauci said, oh,
Speaker 1: he's a nutjob.
Speaker 2: But they very.
Speaker 1: Clearly listened to them and not you, who was the
Speaker 1: decision maker in the White House who made it? Was
Speaker 1: it Trump himself? Was this a pense thing? Who decided
Speaker 1: to choose Fauci and Burks over you?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a sort of a complicated question. There were
Speaker 7: basically two messages going out from the White House, which
Speaker 7: the federal policy written to all the governors was written
Speaker 7: by Deborah Burks. The official federal policy was the task Force.
Speaker 7: The task Force said lockdowns, etc. School closures. That was Burks,
Speaker 7: and the most visible face of it, of course was Fauci,
Speaker 7: and you could see all the recordings. So that was
Speaker 7: the official policy to all the governors, all the local officials.
Speaker 7: The head of the Task Force was Vice President Pence,
Speaker 7: and although he nodded and said yes he agreed with me,
Speaker 7: he went around the country and really amplified with or
Speaker 7: without Burks or policies that were pseudoscience, Masks, et cetera.
Speaker 7: On the other hand, Trump, as everybody remembers, was out
Speaker 7: there saying, you know, we should open the schools, we
Speaker 7: should open businesses. Because he knew the common sense of it.
Speaker 7: He didn't realize that he was spot on that the
Speaker 7: data for decades was that severe economic downturns kill people.
Speaker 7: They literally kill people, particularly particularly low income family. So
Speaker 7: there were two parallel messages, and this course created almost
Speaker 7: the chaos. That was part of this whole management was
Speaker 7: that there were two totally disparate messages coming out of
Speaker 7: the White House.
Speaker 9: The reality is the official policy.
Speaker 7: Should have been determined by the person in charge, that's
Speaker 7: the President. But the official policy really was sent out
Speaker 7: from the White House Coronavirus Task Force, and that's what
Speaker 7: was acted upon.
Speaker 1: Yea go read his book, A Plague upon our House. Doctor,
Speaker 1: I thank you for many things. I thank you for
Speaker 1: speaking up when it was hard.
Speaker 2: To speak up.
Speaker 1: Everybody's freedom loving now, but there were very few people
Speaker 1: willing to speak out back then. So I applaud you
Speaker 1: for it, doctor Scott Atlas. Anyway, all right, Tutor Dixon
Speaker 1: is going to join us next. That COVID stuff just
Speaker 1: gets my blood pressure.
Speaker 2: Can you see the.
Speaker 1: Vein just locking down a country for a freaking virus?
Speaker 1: All right, anyway, Tutor Dixon's going to join us next.
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Speaker 10: There's a there's a mental health crisis around the world, Jake,
Speaker 10: that we hear people talking about. I think that one
Speaker 10: of the main reasons for that is that young people
Speaker 10: look at the fact that we are not yet solving
Speaker 10: the climate crisis or dealing with some of these other challenges,
Speaker 10: and we hear this word thrown around poly crisis. Well,
Speaker 10: solving the climate crisis is a poly solution. We know
Speaker 10: what to do, we have the means to do it,
Speaker 10: and we have to make sure that we make the
Speaker 10: right political choices in our democracy to enable ourselves to
Speaker 10: make the right choices.
Speaker 1: Our democracy. They do love that word, right, they love
Speaker 1: that word. We're not a democracy, of course, but they've
Speaker 1: repeated it over and over and over again, and they
Speaker 1: have a purpose for that. Anyway, we'll talk to Tutor
Speaker 1: about that in many things.
Speaker 2: Joining me now.
Speaker 1: Tutor Dixon, hosts of the Tutor Dixon Podcast. Tutor, it's
Speaker 1: wild to watch the communists in the way he uses language.
Speaker 2: They started in on this a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Democracy, democracy, democracy, democracy, just kind of peppered it out there,
Speaker 1: prep in the ground for people.
Speaker 2: Now people think that's what we are.
Speaker 11: Of course, well that's the plan is to you know,
Speaker 11: that's why he invented the internet, Jesse.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you remember.
Speaker 11: That, but he did that so that he could teach
Speaker 11: us all the word democracy and then we could believe
Speaker 11: that that's what we are, and then ultimately we would
Speaker 11: all get in line.
Speaker 12: But I mean, they are.
Speaker 11: Really pushing us to get in line on this climate
Speaker 11: change and this is I mean, we just had somebody
Speaker 11: talking about this the other day saying, even behind the
Speaker 11: scenes that climate change is a hoax that all of
Speaker 11: these journals are trying to make people say climate change
Speaker 11: is real just so that they can get more grants
Speaker 11: to do more research to manipulate us on climate change.
Speaker 12: It's ridiculous, but.
Speaker 11: It is affecting some of us in really serious ways,
Speaker 11: like the state of Michigan, where we now will have
Speaker 11: our police officers in EV vehicles and what happens when
Speaker 11: that vehicle is not charged and you're in the middle
Speaker 11: of one of the most violent cities in America.
Speaker 1: Yes, and Michigan has a few of those cities, now,
Speaker 1: don't they tutor.
Speaker 12: Too many?
Speaker 11: I mean, we have five of the top twenty. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 11: It's very sad when you look at Detroit, when you
Speaker 11: look at Lancing, Lancing, I think is the eighteenth most
Speaker 11: violent city in the country.
Speaker 12: That's our capital city. That is where we just saw.
Speaker 11: A school shooting last year at Michigan State. We've also
Speaker 11: seen many murders there in the year since that. And
Speaker 11: yet we're going to put our police officers in EV vehicles,
Speaker 11: which I think aren't those even a danger When you
Speaker 11: have this giant battery and you're out there trying to
Speaker 11: fight crime. Aren't you a target for people to just
Speaker 11: attack that vehicle and potentially do something even more dangerous
Speaker 11: to our police officers. The whole thing is ridiculous, But
Speaker 11: it's all based on this lie that they want you
Speaker 11: to believe that ev vehicles are somehow not coming from
Speaker 11: being powered from a coal plant.
Speaker 1: Tudor, Why are they converting everything?
Speaker 2: How did all this happen? Why is this happening?
Speaker 11: Well, we are so fortunate that we not only have
Speaker 11: had one governor that became the energy secretary, even though
Speaker 11: she says that it's much better to actually use oil
Speaker 11: and gas, but she's a little confused. But now we
Speaker 11: have Governor Whitmer who has decided that this is going
Speaker 11: to be her stamp of approval for president. And in fact,
Speaker 11: I've heard that she still thinks that she will.
Speaker 12: Be running for president in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 11: She still thinks that Joe Biden won't be the choice,
Speaker 11: and so she believes that if she goes out there
Speaker 11: with this radical agenda in the state of Michigan.
Speaker 12: Where she is going to take all of our we're
Speaker 12: going to be.
Speaker 11: Completely renewable energy by twenty forty. But you have to
Speaker 11: understand right now, we're about sixteen percent renewable energy, and
Speaker 11: she thinks that by twenty thirty five she will have
Speaker 11: us at fifty percent.
Speaker 12: This is completely insane.
Speaker 11: After just last year she had our nuclear plant shut down.
Speaker 12: We could have continued running that.
Speaker 11: There were options for her to try to keep that online,
Speaker 11: and then once she realized what she had done by
Speaker 11: allowing that to shut down, she started to scramble and
Speaker 11: look for buyers. Now they're trying to restart it, and
Speaker 11: it looks like they're going to have trouble with that.
Speaker 11: So I guess in the state of Michigan we'll be
Speaker 11: relying on windmills and solar power. And I got to
Speaker 11: tell you, Jesse, those things are hard to shovel snow
Speaker 11: off of.
Speaker 2: Tudor.
Speaker 1: You're a much kinder person than I am, which I
Speaker 1: realize is not difficult. But I got to tell you,
Speaker 1: when you tell me things like that, I think back
Speaker 1: to the election where you just ran against her and
Speaker 1: how she won and she didn't win by one point,
Speaker 1: And I say to myself, this is what the people
Speaker 1: of Michigan want, And if it's just because they love
Speaker 1: abortions so much, then this is what they deserve.
Speaker 11: Well, I think I will argue, because I will always
Speaker 11: argue this with you, that we as Republicans are not
Speaker 11: as sharp in the election cycle as the Democrats are,
Speaker 11: and we've got to get ourselves together. We've got to
Speaker 11: get with it. We've got to have the right messaging.
Speaker 11: These are things that we should have been hitting her on,
Speaker 11: and we should have had the money and the advertising
Speaker 11: out there to do it. And the Republicans are not
Speaker 11: putting money into their races, and the Republican teams are
Speaker 11: not focused on the right message.
Speaker 12: Why would this not be the right message.
Speaker 11: Look, they're also trying to shut down Line five in
Speaker 11: the state of Michigan, which will completely impact the Upper
Speaker 11: Peninsula but also the Lower Peninsula. Anybody who's using propane
Speaker 11: is just out of luck. And there's no way you're
Speaker 11: going to have twenty five hundred trucks a day going
Speaker 11: across the mackinaw Bridge.
Speaker 12: This is insane. But they're very close to doing it.
Speaker 11: And this is the messaging the Republicans are missing out
Speaker 11: on because we're getting caught up when the Democrats come
Speaker 11: after us and they say, oh, this person is evil
Speaker 11: because of this, We're not able to get out of
Speaker 11: that we're being defined and we're not able to define
Speaker 11: the other side.
Speaker 2: What happened to Detroit?
Speaker 1: Tutor and I realized that's a long story, but tell it.
Speaker 1: I want to know what happened to Detroit. The American
Speaker 1: history of Detroit is fascinating. How it became this wonderful
Speaker 1: manufacturing hub and was a finance giant. I Detroit helped
Speaker 1: win World War Two. And now Detroit is it's a punchline.
Speaker 1: I wish it wasn't as a punchline nationally.
Speaker 2: Oh we'll go to Detroit. It's a joke. How do
Speaker 2: we get here?
Speaker 11: I always say, you don't hear people like, where are
Speaker 11: you going on spring break?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 12: I'm gonna head out to Detroit. That's our spring break. No,
Speaker 12: of course not. And that was this whole entire state
Speaker 12: of Michigan.
Speaker 11: When you talk about World War two, I mean we
Speaker 11: had a factory here and World War two that factory
Speaker 11: was immediately turned over and started making bombs. The state
Speaker 11: of Michigan was the state that you.
Speaker 12: Went to to manufacture.
Speaker 11: That is not the case now, and every day Whitmer
Speaker 11: pushes more and more manufacturing out of the state of Michigan.
Speaker 11: There are a few things that happen. Democrats got control.
Speaker 11: Energy is way too expensive in the state, manufacturing is leading.
Speaker 11: But the city of Detroit, specifically, the folks in the
Speaker 11: city of Detroit, they could not pull themselves out of
Speaker 11: poverty if they tried, because the regulation in the city
Speaker 11: of Detroit by the Democrat city managers and the Democrat
Speaker 11: mayor are so extreme that you would have to be
Speaker 11: a billionaire to go in there and be able to
Speaker 11: start your own business. It is disgusting. It is the
Speaker 11: Democrat elite holding people down and saying, we don't care
Speaker 11: if you want to rebuild your city and you want.
Speaker 12: To live in a beautiful community.
Speaker 11: We will continue to make sure that the overregulation is
Speaker 11: so extreme you can't even purchase your own business. You
Speaker 11: can't even get through the licensing to make sure that
Speaker 11: you could purchase your own business.
Speaker 1: Tutor, is Michigan blue now? We really need Michigan to
Speaker 1: at least go back to being purple. It looks really
Speaker 1: blue from down here in Texas. Tutor, is it just
Speaker 1: blue now?
Speaker 12: No, that's the beauty of Michigan.
Speaker 11: We have the opportunity to make sure that we get
Speaker 11: Republican voters out there are way more Republican voters in
Speaker 11: the state of Michigan than there are Democrat voters. But
Speaker 11: like I said, over the past few years, we've been
Speaker 11: really remiss in trying to get people out and using
Speaker 11: the latest technology to do so. You will still see
Speaker 11: Republicans saying we're gonna door knock on every door, while
Speaker 11: Democrats are getting a message to everybody's cell phone. And
Speaker 11: that's something that we've got to make sure we are
Speaker 11: reaching out to these people and we are educating them.
Speaker 11: They don't know every bill that's going by, not everybody
Speaker 11: is watching TV. They don't even know that this is
Speaker 11: about to happen to them with EVS, they don't know
Speaker 11: this is about to happen to them with the climate bill.
Speaker 11: We are remiss in educating the public about what the
Speaker 11: Democrats are doing. So as soon as we get that
Speaker 11: message out there, as soon as we are effective messengers
Speaker 11: and we are doing the same things that the Democrats
Speaker 11: are doing, those people are going to come out and say, no,
Speaker 11: you're not going to do this to my stay. But
Speaker 11: it falls on us to make sure they are educating
Speaker 11: because the other side is doing a great job and
Speaker 11: we need to be right out there with them.
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Speaker 1: All right, it is time to lighten the mood, and
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