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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt Monday, July eighteenth edition of the program. We
Speaker 1: got Doctor Jah and the White House pushing COVID one
Speaker 1: point zero measures when we're at COVID three or four
Speaker 1: or perhaps five point zero, who knows. Plus a shooting
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis that brings out BLM protesters and they are
Speaker 1: surprised by a confrontation with reality on the street. And
Speaker 1: the University of Pennsylvania has nominated Leah Thomas for the
Speaker 1: nc double A Woman of the Year Award. Leah Thomas
Speaker 1: is not a woman. We will discuss all of this
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Speaker 1: COVID over in Libland, my friends. They're already they're trying
Speaker 1: to make the case masks actually work really well, there's
Speaker 1: a thirty to forty percent reduction that occurred in a
Speaker 1: corner of Alberta, Canada over a two week period. Night. Guys, guys,
Speaker 1: I'm not We're not doing this thing where we all
Speaker 1: we've all been through this. We live in New York City.
Speaker 1: Everybody's masked up. Everywhere. Wham, everyone gets whacked with COVID. Okay,
Speaker 1: we cannot stop a highly contagious aeroslized virus with intermittent masking.
Speaker 1: That's what this is, you know, intermittent fasting. This is
Speaker 1: intermittent masking. So people that need to understand this, Okay, um,
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, if you were concerned about a
Speaker 1: sexually transmitted infection and you only wore protection for half
Speaker 1: of the act, I have news for you. If you
Speaker 1: go into your doctor, they're not gonna be like, oh great,
Speaker 1: you did it for half the time. Not. No, that's
Speaker 1: not how it works. It's all or nothing. So you
Speaker 1: either are going to live your entire life with a
Speaker 1: tightly fitted and ninety five mask on. And I mean
Speaker 1: no going to restaurants. I mean no going to crowded places,
Speaker 1: no going to your office, no being around family. You're
Speaker 1: gonna do that for maybe six months of the year
Speaker 1: every year, or you couldn't go back to living your life.
Speaker 1: You want to get shots five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
Speaker 1: go for it, that's your call. But they got to
Speaker 1: stop making us do all this stuff. And we know
Speaker 1: it always starts as a suggestion that it becomes mandatory.
Speaker 1: It always starts as we recommend, and then it's dude
Speaker 1: or else peasant. That's why I'm not giving up the
Speaker 1: fight on this. That's why I'm not letting him get
Speaker 1: away with it. Here is the White House Coronavirus Response
Speaker 1: Coordinator saying, we need to remind people of the science.
Speaker 1: First of all, I think it's really important to remind
Speaker 1: people of the science, the public health science, and the
Speaker 1: public health science is very clear. If you're in a
Speaker 1: crowded indoor space, especially if it's poorly ventilated, wearing a
Speaker 1: mask reduces your risk of infection and reduces your risk
Speaker 1: of spreading it to others. So we've got to continue
Speaker 1: to encourage people to do that, and then encouraging people
Speaker 1: to get you know, vaccinated and get up to date
Speaker 1: on their vaccines by how much? By how much? Here
Speaker 1: he is saying the science is clear okay, by how much?
Speaker 1: Notice they never give you they never give you numbers.
Speaker 1: If you were trying to get a pharmaceutical, a new
Speaker 1: drug approved by the FDA, and you're not talking about
Speaker 1: COVID because of course they rammed all that stuff through.
Speaker 1: And I mean they've approved the vaccine for five and
Speaker 1: under with no proven efficacy whatsoever. That the CDC zone numbers,
Speaker 1: they're just like, yeah, just give them the shot. Does
Speaker 1: it work? Who cares give them the shot? These people
Speaker 1: are crazy? But notice he's says the science is clear.
Speaker 1: If the science is clear, what's the data we know
Speaker 1: that this works based on what? And don't give me
Speaker 1: some study you know, paid for by the teachers Union
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles County that doesn't look at say nextdoor
Speaker 1: Orange County as well. Oh well, look at that. The
Speaker 1: curves are exactly the same. Who could have ever known
Speaker 1: where they didn't have mask mandates the same way? So
Speaker 1: what's the data? What is the reduction? He can't claim
Speaker 1: that the data is clear and not give you numbers
Speaker 1: about the data. Your chance of getting COVID over a
Speaker 1: three month, a six month, a year long period if
Speaker 1: you mask, is what compared to those who don't ask
Speaker 1: that's what science looks like. Not. We think that it's
Speaker 1: really safe and you'll feel good at night sleeping with
Speaker 1: your mask on, even though it stifles your breath. That
Speaker 1: is uncomfortable. This is a religious symbol for Libs, most
Speaker 1: of whom don't believe in God, so this is their replacement,
Speaker 1: a religious symbol for them. And here he is, he's
Speaker 1: pushing it even more ashish Ja saying it'll really make
Speaker 1: a difference. My view on this has been for really
Speaker 1: for two years, well before I came into this current roll.
Speaker 1: My view on this has been very clear, which is
Speaker 1: local jurisdictions, cities, counties, states should make decisions about mask
Speaker 1: mandates because communities are different and their patterns of transmission
Speaker 1: are different. That said, CDC has very clear guidance on
Speaker 1: this as well through their COVID community levels, And the
Speaker 1: CDC recommendation is that when you're in a high zone,
Speaker 1: that sort of orange zone as La County is, you know,
Speaker 1: people wearing masks indoors is really important and it really
Speaker 1: will make a difference. Where has it really made a difference.
Speaker 1: Did it really make a difference in New York City,
Speaker 1: which got walloped by COVID every time there was a
Speaker 1: wave in the area. New York City with its very
Speaker 1: strict comparatively mask mandates crushed COVID everywhere, multiple waves of it. Notice,
Speaker 1: they've created an unfalsifiable premise. No matter how bad it is,
Speaker 1: if we hadn't masked, it would be worse. How do
Speaker 1: I prove that that's not true? And they require no
Speaker 1: proof for this. Their whole premise is by design unfalsifiable. Friends,
Speaker 1: these people are out of their minds, all right. They
Speaker 1: have a problem. They are emotionally unstable. They think the
Speaker 1: world is going to end in ten years unless we
Speaker 1: tackle climate change, which is never going to happen. By
Speaker 1: the way, every ten years they say the world's gonna
Speaker 1: end in ten years, and then they act like we
Speaker 1: can't look at the records and see that there is
Speaker 1: in this enviral wacko movement that comes up every ten years.
Speaker 1: My concern about the world ending because of CEO two
Speaker 1: emissions is zero. It's not one percent, it's zero. Same
Speaker 1: people who believe this also had six Ukraine flags in
Speaker 1: their bio. How's that whole thing looking now, by the way,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's gonna be amazing. We're gonna crush the Russians. Really,
Speaker 1: the Russians are taking territory every day. Zelenski just had
Speaker 1: a purge of traders from all across his administration. Now
Speaker 1: are they traders? I don't know, But the point is
Speaker 1: this is a mess. Russian economy holding up pretty well,
Speaker 1: Ruble holding up well. How's it feeling the American economy
Speaker 1: these days? Friends? Inflation can bring down a government, can
Speaker 1: bring down a nation state, all right. Inflation is not
Speaker 1: something you can toy around with. Hyperinflation is what would
Speaker 1: do that? But how do you get there exactly? The
Speaker 1: Democrats want you keep spending. You refuse to learn the lessons.
Speaker 1: We are in perilous times, and the Libs refuse to
Speaker 1: learn the lessons. Are we really going to have the
Speaker 1: kind of growth we should as a country economically if
Speaker 1: we go into another period of masking and limitations, because
Speaker 1: you know what comes after masking? Fifty percent allowed in
Speaker 1: the restaurants. New York City's own data is that less
Speaker 1: than one percent of COVID spread could be traced to restaurants.
Speaker 1: They shut down restaurants anyway, only outdoor dining. I froze
Speaker 1: my ass off taking somebody out to a birthday dinner
Speaker 1: in the first year of COVID, and I mean like
Speaker 1: icicles off my nose. I looked like like Frosty the
Speaker 1: Snowman out there, and I was wearing like three pairs
Speaker 1: of pants. And I had to do that because and
Speaker 1: you say, oh why, because someone was demanding a birthday dinner.
Speaker 1: I had to do that though, because the libs are idiots.
Speaker 1: That's all. I got COVID anyway twice, so I was
Speaker 1: another link in the transmission chain. What difference does it
Speaker 1: make if you get COVID on Monday or you get
Speaker 1: COVID on Wednesday, You still got it and you're still
Speaker 1: gonna be at risk of spreading it to other people.
Speaker 1: They their control is an illusion over this virus. An
Speaker 1: illusion just drives me. It just drives me nuts, folks,
Speaker 1: It really does. Oh, there's a BLM protest in Minneapolis
Speaker 1: where the BLM two point zero got going. You remember
Speaker 1: George Floyd that had an unexpected, an unexpected confrontation with reality,
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Speaker 1: have this. So this is another one of these circumstances
Speaker 1: where you say, wow, the libs never stop and think
Speaker 1: before they go out there in these marches, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: this is this is stunning you. Over the weekend had
Speaker 1: a person who was shooting into an apartment building. Okay,
Speaker 1: he was shooting into an apartment building and he was
Speaker 1: almost killed the woman and her children. Techally Sunburn was
Speaker 1: the individual's name. The African American male. H you know,
Speaker 1: probably early twenties. I'd say from the photos I've seen
Speaker 1: Tele twenty he was twenty, Yes, I have I have
Speaker 1: it here. Uh. Tele Sunburg was on the ledge of
Speaker 1: an apartment building, shooting into an apartment where a woman
Speaker 1: was cooking dinner with her children. The bullets just going pat,
Speaker 1: pat pat, pat, pat, gone right in just missed her
Speaker 1: or mister children. And then Techley Sunburg is out on
Speaker 1: the ledge with the gun refusing to come down for hours,
Speaker 1: the police bring his father over a They gave him
Speaker 1: a bullhorn say please please talk to negotiators, please please
Speaker 1: come down. This goes on for hours. He will not
Speaker 1: come off the ledge. He has a gun. He has
Speaker 1: shot out of people who will not come off the ledge.
Speaker 1: Law enforcement decided they could not take the risk anymore,
Speaker 1: and a sharpshooter ended the threat. They shot Techle Sunburg.
Speaker 1: Now BLM sees this and they cops killed a young
Speaker 1: black man. Therefore, we need to go out and protest
Speaker 1: at the apartment building where this was happening. We need
Speaker 1: to protest the racist cops for shooting a guy who, yes,
Speaker 1: I understand he's crazy, but a crazy person waving a
Speaker 1: gun around and who was already shot at people in
Speaker 1: an apartment is not somebody that you can give all
Speaker 1: the benefit of the town too. I'm sorry. We live
Speaker 1: in the real world and here is here is the
Speaker 1: moment that I was telling you about. The mom who
Speaker 1: was in the apartment and being shot at confronts the
Speaker 1: BLM activist and is saying, what are you guys doing?
Speaker 1: This guy almost killed me. That man was George Black,
Speaker 1: was not art Brianna Taylor was not art trying to
Speaker 1: kill us, got in againment helped him when he was alive.
Speaker 1: Why do you guys celebrate a man's life to try
Speaker 1: to kill him. This is what BLM does. They turn
Speaker 1: people who are often criminals, who were engaged in serious
Speaker 1: criminal activity into martyrs into heroes. Technlily Sundberg is no
Speaker 1: hero and no martyr. It is a sad thing that
Speaker 1: he clearly had some mental issue. But a person with
Speaker 1: mental health issues who's running around with an axe trying
Speaker 1: to chop someone's head off is going to be shot
Speaker 1: by police, and that is justified. A person who is
Speaker 1: shooting a handgun into an apartment with women and children
Speaker 1: and refuses to stop and end the threat with hours
Speaker 1: of police pleading please come down, is going to be shot,
Speaker 1: and that is justified. Notice no sympathy for the mother
Speaker 1: and her children from these protesters. They said, at least
Speaker 1: you're still alive. They're practically spitting in her face. Why
Speaker 1: because this is about virtue signaling for libs. A bunch
Speaker 1: of white libs shouting in her face. That's what you
Speaker 1: see on the video, and probably Bernie Sanders voters, not
Speaker 1: even Biden voters, necessarily. But yes, they're all Democrats and
Speaker 1: this is their social activity in the weekend. Look at
Speaker 1: how virtuous I am standing up for another unarmed black
Speaker 1: Oh no, he was armed and he was shooting at people,
Speaker 1: including children. So kind of a big deal, rightli activists
Speaker 1: don't care. It's just about how great they think they are.
Speaker 1: I care so much. I'm so anti racist. Look at me.
Speaker 1: It's pathetic. This is why cities are being destroyed all
Speaker 1: over the country because the BLM mindset has has infected
Speaker 1: corporate America, the entire Democrat party. It's all over the place.
Speaker 1: And then, just quickly on this one, Upen has nominated
Speaker 1: Leah Thomas for NC Douable as Woman of the Year.
Speaker 1: Notice the way that the passive aggressive lib media loves
Speaker 1: to do this thing where they will celebrate something everywhere. Oh,
Speaker 1: Leah Thomas breaking records. She no, it's a he. I'm sorry, Leah, fine,
Speaker 1: change your name right, I got a weird name. Your
Speaker 1: name is what you want your name to be, Leah Thomas? Fine,
Speaker 1: she'd no, it's a he. He broke records or one
Speaker 1: the NCA other. They celebrated that, and then when people said,
Speaker 1: hold on, that's not fair. That's not fair. They say,
Speaker 1: why do you care so much about this? It's not
Speaker 1: a big deal. It's just one person. Why can't you
Speaker 1: just be more accepting of Leah Thomas and do this
Speaker 1: and just say, because we all know what they're gonna do,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna be one person. Now, it's now it's
Speaker 1: Women of the Year. There are runners up either. There
Speaker 1: are other women who are up for the ord who
Speaker 1: aren't getting it, and maybe that would be a really
Speaker 1: important moment in their lives, maybe that would really mark
Speaker 1: the achievement. But but Leah Thomas gets it just for
Speaker 1: coming out and being praised by the whole left wing media.
Speaker 1: Remember it's it's never about acceptance and tolerance and kindness.
Speaker 1: That's what we should always do for everybody. Accept people, tolerate.
Speaker 1: I don't even like that word tolerance. Accept people, be
Speaker 1: kind to people, be helpful to people. But to celebrate,
Speaker 1: what do we sell? What is the celebration? What is that?
Speaker 1: What is the heroism here? And then in this you
Speaker 1: see the lib media agenda. All right, teen, that's it
Speaker 1: for today, thanks for rolling back. Tomorrow she'll tie