Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty and now he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want a little taste of how the
Speaker 3: trial with Elon Musk and Sam Altman is gonna go
Speaker 3: starting today, Elon Musk just dropped a tweet in which
Speaker 3: he referred to him as scam Altman.
Speaker 4: Oh boy, the judge might slap his wrist for that.
Speaker 3: How do you slap the wrist of a guy with
Speaker 3: seven hundred and fifty billion dollars? You certainly can't find
Speaker 3: him into behavior? Wow, yeah, good question. Did you could
Speaker 3: find him a billion dollars? And he'd say, Eh, it.
Speaker 1: Was worth it. Can we tell you see my next tweet?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was worth it. It's pretty funny. We like the
Speaker 3: repress around here. They do good work. How would you
Speaker 3: describe the free press?
Speaker 4: Very independent, broadly centrist publishing outfit. They do podcasts and
Speaker 4: written stuff and all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing that Barry Weiss started and then
Speaker 3: sold for a couple hundred million dollars, went over to CBS.
Speaker 3: So they did some man on the street interviews young
Speaker 3: people looked to.
Speaker 4: Me, just to clarify, she she took on investors but
Speaker 4: still runs the Free Press.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: That looks to me that they were interviewing people at
Speaker 3: it looked like Washington Square Park, one of your you know,
Speaker 3: one of your park areas there in New York City,
Speaker 3: talking to young people about whether or not violence has
Speaker 3: ever justified political violence?
Speaker 5: So you think political violence is an effective form of
Speaker 5: resistance or protesting?
Speaker 1: I think, honestly, yes.
Speaker 5: Political violence is on the rise in America. So two
Speaker 5: days after another attempted assassination on President Donald Trump, which
Speaker 5: the streets of New York to see if people really
Speaker 5: support murder for political aims, do you think that political
Speaker 5: violence is ever justified?
Speaker 6: Uh, yes, especially when the systems we have in place
Speaker 6: are not serving the people.
Speaker 7: I do think that a lot of times their thought
Speaker 7: process to get to this type of violence is really justified,
Speaker 7: and that they.
Speaker 1: They just need to maybe express it better than killing people.
Speaker 2: That last one.
Speaker 3: Probably maybe, I don't know, we should probably do something
Speaker 3: different though, she laughs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if she or her boyfriend or girlfriend kill you,
Speaker 4: you're just as dead.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's just a vague kind of dopey.
Speaker 4: I've been told that violence is okay because the system oppresses.
Speaker 1: People, but I don't really understand.
Speaker 2: Well, let's go on, in their words, that's what.
Speaker 6: The Black Panthers are doing, Like, it's not like they
Speaker 6: get to the in terms of violence, like when we
Speaker 6: loot from stores or re riot, that's considered violence. But
Speaker 6: then like pillaging Africa, or pillaging like India, or pillaging
Speaker 6: like other countries. So I think political violence is definitely
Speaker 6: a necessary step to like liberation.
Speaker 7: I definitely understand people's motivations for it. I don't know
Speaker 7: if it's necessarily justified, but I think there's a lot
Speaker 7: of political violence that's being enacted by our government, so
Speaker 7: I can understand the response to that. I personally would
Speaker 7: not do it, but I do think again, there's a
Speaker 7: lot of medical violence, there's a lot of political violence.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of institutional violence that's occurring amongst people
Speaker 7: that live in America today, So I think there's just
Speaker 7: a lot of anger.
Speaker 3: I thought that one was really important because I've talked
Speaker 3: about this before. I read some books somewhere on revolutions
Speaker 3: about how you really only need like fifteen percent of
Speaker 3: the population and be committed to a revolution because you
Speaker 3: get to half or more with a whole bunch of
Speaker 3: people who they're not going to participate, but they agree
Speaker 3: with you. And that'd be like that woman right there.
Speaker 3: I'm personally not going to do it, but I understand well.
Speaker 4: And if you're familiar at all with Marxism, it's being
Speaker 4: taught in our schools. You hear all of the rationalizations
Speaker 4: that they've always used.
Speaker 1: And notice how.
Speaker 4: Many forms of quote unquote violence they identify, because everybody
Speaker 4: knows it's an ancient principle.
Speaker 1: You can meet violence with violence.
Speaker 4: That's the only really justification for violence is violence is
Speaker 4: being done to you. So they come up with these
Speaker 4: pretend forms of violence to justify what they're doing. More
Speaker 4: on that to come the ideology behind it.
Speaker 2: That's here from some all these brilliant people.
Speaker 8: I mean, for Luigi Benjio's case, I believe that. I
Speaker 8: mean he kind of like had I guess, like a
Speaker 8: fault with the healthcare system because I guess he wasn't
Speaker 8: like getting the care he needs as he was disabled
Speaker 8: for a while. So I wouldn't say he's justified.
Speaker 9: But like I see a reason why he was heard say,
Speaker 9: you know, I actually am a big fan of Jay, Like,
Speaker 9: I think he kind of killed it, and that's obviously
Speaker 9: political violence. I don't personally like like individual like I'm
Speaker 9: gonna go kill the UHC like like, I don't think
Speaker 9: that really works. Like honestly, my issue with it is
Speaker 9: from the perspective of that it doesn't really get anything done.
Speaker 1: If you're a big fan of Chiguavera, you're a moron, right.
Speaker 6: And one more we try the holding hands, We've done,
Speaker 6: the protests, we've done the Instagram reels, like, until we
Speaker 6: have like an awakening of our like political power as
Speaker 6: a people, like, we're not gonna like that's until that happens,
Speaker 6: there's not gonna be real change.
Speaker 10: Well, I can I can identify with being very upset
Speaker 10: with the president. I'm I'm I'm definitely not happy with him,
Speaker 10: probably ninety nine percent of the time. I don't know
Speaker 10: about killing him.
Speaker 1: I guess it doesn't feel.
Speaker 2: Very thought through to me.
Speaker 11: And also I think what he's doing right now is
Speaker 11: not bad enough to warrant his death.
Speaker 5: Who would be bad enough to warrant their death?
Speaker 11: Like I think if someone killed that in Yahoo, I
Speaker 11: don't think it would be the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 11: I think that would be pretty beneficial.
Speaker 3: Okay, now we don't there's a lot there. We don't
Speaker 3: have any idea how many people she talked to who said, oh,
Speaker 3: absolutely not political violence. I mean it's a dead end road. Obviously,
Speaker 3: it becomes a tit for tat and then the whole
Speaker 3: thing falls a part.
Speaker 2: We don't know. If most people said that.
Speaker 4: The free press is not into nut picking, I'd like
Speaker 4: to read the write up of this, but they would
Speaker 4: not just highlight one side.
Speaker 3: But the fact that you could find this many people
Speaker 3: in one day, even if everybody else said what I
Speaker 3: just said, is troubling.
Speaker 4: Well and other than a very fringey fringe in American history,
Speaker 4: the answer should be an immediate, unequivocal no. No, of course,
Speaker 4: not no matter how justified you feel, because once that starts,
Speaker 4: it degenerates into chaos. That's the only acceptable answer.
Speaker 2: Young.
Speaker 3: Do they get any pass for being young? No, Katie
Speaker 3: shakes her head. No, thank you, Michael for that answer.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: The only sympathy I might give them is that the
Speaker 4: education system we insisted that they engage and taught them
Speaker 4: what they are saying right now. Again, this is not
Speaker 4: like sleeper cells or the illegals like on the Americans
Speaker 4: Russian agents who are seeking out the children whispering to
Speaker 4: them on the playground.
Speaker 1: It's our education.
Speaker 4: Institutions that are teaching them this. So I don't hate
Speaker 4: the kids. I'm concerned about how far we've let this come,
Speaker 4: a point I've made many times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that's the that's the crowd that's going to
Speaker 3: be running things here over the next several decades. And
Speaker 3: there they are living in New York City. So you are,
Speaker 3: by definition, among the most privileged people.
Speaker 2: On planet Earth.
Speaker 3: You live in Manhattan, New York, and somehow have a
Speaker 3: place in food and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: They all clean and had nice clothes on.
Speaker 3: So you are by definition the elite of the elite,
Speaker 3: living in a town whose current mayor is a communist.
Speaker 3: I mean, what is your willingness to get violent? What
Speaker 3: are you so unhappy about?
Speaker 4: We're in the upper class twits promoting revolution space Matt Tayibi,
Speaker 4: did you have some pull numbers you wanted to get to.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think I might get to those coming up later,
Speaker 3: because I wanted to get to an ideological part of this.
Speaker 3: It's a couple of minutes worth of audio. But this
Speaker 3: is Claire Layman, Michael, we're looking at ninety ninety one
Speaker 3: ninety two. She was the founder of Quillett, speaking of
Speaker 3: independent publishing organizations that were tired of the always one
Speaker 3: sideism of the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: Start with Ms. Layman.
Speaker 12: So what I tried to do in this column was
Speaker 12: explain how the moral framework that guides people like Grace
Speaker 12: Tame actually has its own internal logic, even though we
Speaker 12: might disagree with it. That internal logic is that those
Speaker 12: who are oppressed can never be guilty roll on. So
Speaker 12: that moral framework is quite different to our moral framework,
Speaker 12: which is informed by the Judeo Christian heritage, where rape
Speaker 12: and murder are bad no matter who commits them, who
Speaker 12: commits those acts and the political identity of the victim,
Speaker 12: whereas in the oppressor versus the oppressed framework, oppressors are
Speaker 12: always guilty and the oppressed are never guilty. They're always innocent,
Speaker 12: and that is fixed, it doesn't change according to a crime.
Speaker 12: And it's also inherited. So I'm guilty by virtue of
Speaker 12: my ancestors coming to Australia and being colonizers, and there's
Speaker 12: nothing I can do about it. So guilt and innocence
Speaker 12: are fit and they're inherited, and they're based on things
Speaker 12: like skin color, your identity, even your position in the
Speaker 12: economic order.
Speaker 1: And then she makes a final point.
Speaker 12: Now, this might seem twisted and perverted to you, but
Speaker 12: this is the status quo in many academic disciplines, disciplines
Speaker 12: such as postcolonial studies. I cited in my column. I
Speaker 12: cited an academic who is the number one cited academic
Speaker 12: in the education discipline, who argued that the oppressed can
Speaker 12: never be guilty of violence. So this moral framework hasn't
Speaker 12: come out of nowhere. It has come out of the academy,
Speaker 12: but it has escaped the academy through social media and
Speaker 12: through infiltrating non government organizations and the like. And for
Speaker 12: many people it's just it's just the status quo.
Speaker 4: The number one academic authority on education, I guess in
Speaker 4: Australia the oppressed can never be guilty of acts of
Speaker 4: violence because it's always justified. And I'm sure that professor
Speaker 4: would tell us he gets to decide who's oppressed.
Speaker 1: It's being taught in our schools.
Speaker 2: Whoops, that's damned interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember being just you know, when we're in
Speaker 1: school the mid eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: The Marxists were just creeping into the universities, and I
Speaker 4: remember running into a couple of them, as I've described.
Speaker 4: But now it's like the entire academy. I mean almost literally.
Speaker 4: I got a chart right here that shows the percentages
Speaker 4: of professors who self identify as X, Y or Z,
Speaker 4: and it's almost hilarious.
Speaker 3: Got a new pull out from the Manhattan Institute on
Speaker 3: various things people believe happened or didn't happen, like the
Speaker 3: assassination tip the other night that immediately went into that
Speaker 3: clearly staged for a bunch of people. Seems crazy to me.
Speaker 3: But it's a lot bigger percentages on some of these
Speaker 3: things than you would guess. And we got a bunch
Speaker 3: of other things to talk about, too, so stick around.
Speaker 2: So you know who Representative Ilhan Omar is.
Speaker 3: She is a American hatan Democratic congress person from Minnesota.
Speaker 4: Islamist, and probably a participant in the giant scam up
Speaker 4: there in Minneapolis. A lot of her closest to buddies
Speaker 4: and fundraisers were involved.
Speaker 3: Even without all that, she regularly mocks Donald Trump for
Speaker 3: being dumb and others. She said this the other day
Speaker 3: were you know, maybe you've heard this already, because the
Speaker 3: memes have been going on for several days and there
Speaker 3: are many of them. This is what she said. She's
Speaker 3: reading this off a script.
Speaker 13: The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked, it
Speaker 13: was used to detain and deport German, Japanese Italian immigrants
Speaker 13: doing World War eleven.
Speaker 3: She wrote, she read World War II as World War eleven.
Speaker 3: Now do you see in some of the memes do
Speaker 3: you give a pass for your reading off a script?
Speaker 2: You read a million speeches a day?
Speaker 3: Or should anybody with an IQ above sixty five.
Speaker 2: Be able to put together that?
Speaker 3: Oh? They mean World War two? Or you've how have
Speaker 3: you never seen that in print? You've never seen world
Speaker 3: War capital I, capital I in your life?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: Of course, I'm a guy. We talk about World War
Speaker 3: two all the time in the Roman Empire. But correct you, Katie,
Speaker 3: We're how about you just know enough about history to
Speaker 3: know that we have not come anywhere close to a
Speaker 3: World War eleven. That's that's a pretty good point there.
Speaker 3: I guess have you ever heard of World Wars three
Speaker 3: through ten?
Speaker 1: Tell me about I don't know nine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think she has any interest in American
Speaker 4: history whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Or world history. Well, yeah, you don't need to be
Speaker 2: interested in American history. You have no interest in the
Speaker 2: biggest thing that ever happened on planet Earth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, World War eleven is she so quaintly puts it
Speaker 4: actually involved at least the northern part of Africa, so
Speaker 4: you'd think she might have a passing acquaintance.
Speaker 2: Rob Will probably rolled through your hometown, lady.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I remember World War eight was when Canada
Speaker 4: invaded Mongolia, that's right, and everybody got involved and the
Speaker 4: Dutch lined up with the Mongolian choose a side.
Speaker 1: Well, you're right.
Speaker 4: In the Germans they went with the Canadians, surprised everybody
Speaker 4: and before you.
Speaker 1: Knew it, oh, the pooh hit the fan. Thank god
Speaker 1: that was over within fifteen years for the World eleven.
Speaker 2: That's stunning.
Speaker 4: At some point, I want to go big on this
Speaker 4: Al Sayed guy who is leading the Democratic primary for
Speaker 4: the United States Senate in Michigan, and it is an
Speaker 4: Islamist America hater. I mean, he's like a serious up
Speaker 4: with Hamas, up with Hesbelah Islamist and he's got like
Speaker 4: one hundred percent support in the Muslim communities of Michigan.
Speaker 1: It is alarm time, set off the alarm World War eleven.
Speaker 3: You say they're starting to use face recognition at Disney
Speaker 3: and not everybody's digging, and I think I would dig it. Actually, well,
Speaker 3: I understand why people are considered, but I was complaining
Speaker 3: the other day when I went to Springsteen. That same
Speaker 3: thing happened when I went to Dodger Stadium last summer.
Speaker 3: The new you get your tickets on your phone very handy,
Speaker 3: but their ability to scan them is so slow. It's
Speaker 3: it's so much slower than payper tickets. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: not even close to as fast as paper tickets used
Speaker 3: to be. And to try to get around that problem,
Speaker 3: Disneyland is doing facial recognition and you don't have to
Speaker 3: use it. It's an opt in thing. But there's a
Speaker 3: line for people who are willing to do that, and
Speaker 3: that line's moving really really quick, and there's not that
Speaker 3: many people in it, and people that don't want to
Speaker 3: do it or are angry and saying it's unfair or something.
Speaker 4: So you get some sort of stamp of approval that
Speaker 4: this is not the kind of guy who would commit
Speaker 4: an act of violence, or it's just instead of a ticket.
Speaker 4: It's just instead of a ticket. Yeah, oh, I see
Speaker 4: it's his ticket taking. Sorry, yeah, yeah, I was thinking
Speaker 4: of security.
Speaker 3: Your face is attached to your ticket, so yes, you know,
Speaker 3: instead of scanning the tickets or scanning your face, and
Speaker 3: you and your family work in So.
Speaker 2: I don't think I have a problem with that.
Speaker 4: I don't think I am well acquainted with how that
Speaker 4: makes the leap to government oppression. But I'm not sure
Speaker 4: there's anything I can do about it. So if I
Speaker 4: can wait for a long time at Disney, then be oppressed,
Speaker 4: or I can zip through the line at Disney, then.
Speaker 3: Be oppressed, I gotta go for me, right. My kids
Speaker 3: got on the rides first day.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Yah, I'm not gonna enjoy the gulag. But what the hell?
Speaker 1: Disney was fun?
Speaker 3: People believe a lot of stupid crap that, among other things.
Speaker 1: On the way there, Armstrong and Getdy, you're.
Speaker 3: Playing Lord's Royals. Nice job, Michael, she's talking about her.
Speaker 3: She was talking about rappers, not Camilla. But whatever works,
Speaker 3: it works, Royals.
Speaker 4: It's at she was talking about the Kansas City Royals.
Speaker 4: I missed the point of the song completely.
Speaker 3: The uh president of the United States and his wife
Speaker 3: are hanging out with King Charles and his wife for
Speaker 3: some reason, and the media acts like anybody gives a crap,
Speaker 3: And I don't give a crap at all. But Trump
Speaker 3: just told a kind of funny story there, and it's
Speaker 3: very very regal looking. I know you can't see it,
Speaker 3: but I mean it's a whole bunch of military people
Speaker 3: that you know, stiff and saluting and h and bands
Speaker 3: playing and all that sort of stuff. Because the relationship
Speaker 3: between the United States and Great Britain. I would feel
Speaker 3: different about this event if it was the Prime Minister
Speaker 3: who actually has any power, but that Prime Minister hates
Speaker 3: us and is a jerk.
Speaker 4: This is a desperate, last ditch effort to maintain at
Speaker 4: least some of the threads, the ties that bind one
Speaker 4: of the oldest and most important alliances in the world.
Speaker 4: Is it's falling apart, mostly because they're useless anyway.
Speaker 2: They're all standing there.
Speaker 4: Verbally abusive, okay, are useless well, and Starmar's got a
Speaker 4: thirteen percent approval.
Speaker 3: Rating I think is the last time I saw nobody
Speaker 3: likes him there. So we don't need to do you
Speaker 3: need to smooth things over with a guy who's got
Speaker 3: a thirteen percent approval rating in his own country. Any who,
Speaker 3: Trump said this just a few minutes ago in front
Speaker 3: of everybody.
Speaker 2: My mother, I just see it so clearly. Loved. I
Speaker 2: told the king this.
Speaker 14: She loved the royal family, and she loved the Queen,
Speaker 14: And anytime the Queen was involved in a ceremony or anything,
Speaker 14: my mother would be glued to the television and she'd say, look, Donald,
Speaker 14: look how beautiful that is.
Speaker 2: She really did love the family.
Speaker 14: But I also remember her saying, very clearly, Charles, look,
Speaker 14: young Charles, he's so cute. My mother, My mother had
Speaker 14: a crush on Charles.
Speaker 1: Can you believe it?
Speaker 14: Amazing how I wonder what she's thinking right now?
Speaker 3: That would be a good one if you believe that
Speaker 3: sort of thing. She's thinking, My son is president and
Speaker 3: that young prince I had a crush on is the
Speaker 3: king and they're together at the White House. Hum, that's
Speaker 3: a weird development.
Speaker 4: By the way, my mother said, boy, Diana's children look
Speaker 4: like that palace guard guy might be waiting for him
Speaker 4: to say something wildly appropriate.
Speaker 3: Because he's Trump. I looked it up just because because
Speaker 3: Trump's old. Trump's mom was born in nineteen twelve. You're
Speaker 3: talking about a previous era.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's the year my grandfather is born.
Speaker 3: We will keep an eye on the uh anything happening there,
Speaker 3: and I doubt anything of any importance will happen whatsoever.
Speaker 3: So well, how could it? They couldn't. That's why I
Speaker 3: think it's dumb.
Speaker 4: Right, what is the King gonna sign a treaty or like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, recolonize us?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 3: He should set the White House on fire for old
Speaker 3: times sake.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 4: The most significant thing he could do is like give
Speaker 4: all Americans twenty percent off on the past to visit
Speaker 4: Buckingham Palace for the next six weeks something. That's the
Speaker 4: only thing the King really has the power to do.
Speaker 3: I don't even think he has the power to do that.
Speaker 3: I've only seen Buckingham Palace once, but it was on
Speaker 3: September twelfth, two thousand and one, the day they played
Speaker 3: the US national anthem in front of it in honor
Speaker 3: of US having been attacked the day before. Because I
Speaker 3: happened to be in London at the time, it was.
Speaker 2: Quite the moving thing.
Speaker 3: I'll bet it was different topic. The Manhattan Institute has
Speaker 3: a poll out for each indicate whether you think it
Speaker 3: is definitely false, probably false, probably true, definitely true, or
Speaker 3: if you're not sure, a whole bunch of different events,
Speaker 3: whether people actually believe they happened. This is on the
Speaker 3: heels of so many people online immediately going to the
Speaker 3: shooting Saturday night was staged?
Speaker 2: Really Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Actually Liam Scott in the Washington Post has a
Speaker 4: great article about it. Left right and well not center problem.
Speaker 4: But everybody goes to, oh, it's not what it seems.
Speaker 3: You know, and I don't know where some of you
Speaker 3: are on this. For instance, on this one Russian president
Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin has compromising information on Donald Trump and uses
Speaker 3: it to sway Trump's polic position policy positions. Almost half
Speaker 3: of America believe it's probably true, with about twenty percent
Speaker 3: saying definitely true, which gets you to almost two thirds
Speaker 3: believe it's probably or definitely true. Do you think that's true.
Speaker 3: I don't think that's Truemmm I think no.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think if that was true, he wouldn't have done
Speaker 3: some of the things that he's done that's been very
Speaker 3: very hard on Russia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would agree. It's it's definitely a gray area.
Speaker 4: He did a lot of business in Russia. You gotta
Speaker 4: be a little dirty. It's like dealing with a mob
Speaker 4: in New York. I don't think about it much.
Speaker 3: This one's We're gonna get to some ones that are troubling,
Speaker 3: but this one's interesting. COVID nineteen leaked from a laboratory
Speaker 3: in China. Thirty three percent probably true, fifteen percent definitely true.
Speaker 3: So that gets you to almost half of the country
Speaker 3: says probably or.
Speaker 1: Definitely what percenters say otherwise.
Speaker 2: Then you've got.
Speaker 3: A third of the country that says definitely false or
Speaker 3: probably false.
Speaker 2: What is wrong with you? Will you watch on SNBC?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then you got animals. You got a fifth that
Speaker 3: say not sure. You're just not paying attention on that one.
Speaker 3: That one's dumb.
Speaker 2: How about this though?
Speaker 3: The assassination attempt against Donald Trump July twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: was orchestrated by his supporters to increase sympathy for him.
Speaker 3: So when he got shot in the ear, almost blew
Speaker 3: his head off, that was orchestrated by supporters to help
Speaker 3: him get elected. How many people would believe that's true?
Speaker 3: Twenty seven probably true, twenty percent definitely true. To get
Speaker 3: you to forty six percent. Holy crap. Now, I don't
Speaker 3: I always wonder what these polls. Do you believe it
Speaker 3: or is this just you signaling to the pollster?
Speaker 2: I trow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm on this side. I'm on that side. That's
Speaker 3: what I wonder about a lot of these polls. It's
Speaker 3: merely a you know, there's no way half the country
Speaker 3: believes that was an orchestrated an attempt on his life.
Speaker 1: Your nuts.
Speaker 3: If you actually believe that, your nuts, you shouldn't be
Speaker 3: allowed to vote.
Speaker 2: You should stay away from children.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, Hey, in a weird coincidence, as you were
Speaker 4: telling us about the lab leak numbers, this just broke.
Speaker 4: Former Fauci advisor indicted for allegedly concealing COVID related records.
Speaker 3: Huh more on that to come. Oh, I definitely want
Speaker 3: to hear about that. We'll go with October seventh. The
Speaker 3: attack on Israel was an inside job, false flag operation.
Speaker 3: Still too high sixteen percent probably true, eight percent definitely true.
Speaker 3: So that gets you to a quarter of people who
Speaker 3: believe that.
Speaker 4: I mean, you have got to truly be an ignoramus
Speaker 4: or just insanely ideological to believe that thing.
Speaker 3: You know what, I would like to see that broken
Speaker 3: down between progressives and conservatives. Conservatives maga, I don't know
Speaker 3: what you'd call that crowd, because I know personally as
Speaker 3: many people who were Trump voters as eight Trump who
Speaker 3: believe that the whole October seventh thing was a false flag.
Speaker 3: Israel runs the world. Thing that one gets complicated on
Speaker 3: the politics. We'll do this one just for fun. NASA
Speaker 3: faked the moon landing. Luckily fifty eight percent definitely false,
Speaker 3: eleven percent probably false. So at least that gets you
Speaker 3: to sixty nine slightly over two thirds say that's not true.
Speaker 3: God should be higher than that. Oh my god. He
Speaker 3: got fifteen percent not sure, and then sixteen percent of
Speaker 3: they think.
Speaker 2: It was fake.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what to do, can you, well,
Speaker 3: you know what it is. We've just we've figured it
Speaker 3: out from this bowl and many other things we've done.
Speaker 3: People are not capable of governing themselves correct, certainly not
Speaker 3: with the Internet. The Republic cannot survive the Internet. Joe Getty,
Speaker 3: engrave it somewhere wherever you want.
Speaker 2: And then finally this one.
Speaker 3: The holocaust of Jews in Nazi Germany was greatly exaggerated
Speaker 3: or did not happen as historians describe. Luckily, it's not
Speaker 3: a whole very big number. But you got twelve percent
Speaker 3: probably or definitely true. Nine percent aren't sure? That's way
Speaker 3: too many people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, there's a social contagion, a fad. If you will,
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Speaker 1: There is a craze.
Speaker 4: It's always existed, but again it's just fertilized by the
Speaker 4: Internet of You show how smart you are by always
Speaker 4: rejecting the conventional explanation for something, yea, even if the
Speaker 4: conventional explanation is perfectly plausible. It's like, you know, the
Speaker 4: cynicism that rejects everything is. That's not an intellectual position,
Speaker 4: it's just it's a pose. And like I mentioned the
Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk thing earlier, I mean, excuse me, the paper trail,
Speaker 4: the trail of evidence, the family turning him in, it's all.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely iron clad, and it's perfectly reasonable and perfectly understandable.
Speaker 4: And it's part of what we're seeing today. The young men,
Speaker 4: especially who are radicalized all of a sudden online want
Speaker 4: to make a big splash or want to kill themselves
Speaker 4: and go out in a blaze of glory so called.
Speaker 4: And you know, and they make the threats and they
Speaker 4: say exactly what they're going to do. Then they do it,
Speaker 4: and everybody's like, yeah, no, there's more to this than that,
Speaker 4: you know what, there's not, there's not. We live in
Speaker 4: a world where a jackass with a half baked to
Speaker 4: ideology gets a gun and kills people.
Speaker 1: Happens now and again, way too much.
Speaker 4: That's maybe that's too much for some people to take
Speaker 4: because if it were an organized cabal of evildoers, theoretically
Speaker 4: you could attack that or fix it or oppose it.
Speaker 4: If it's random jackasses just wanting to get on the
Speaker 4: news who can't even conceive of what it means to
Speaker 4: be shot and be dead. People can't deal with that emotionally.
Speaker 4: I think that's part of it.
Speaker 1: Maybe.
Speaker 3: So on the day that the open AI trial is beginning,
Speaker 3: Sam Altman's having a pretty rough day and I'm a
Speaker 3: little suspicious that Elon's behind some of the developments. Wow,
Speaker 3: I gotta believe Parise theorist jack at Armstrong, I gotta
Speaker 3: believe they're pulling out all the tools they got. These
Speaker 3: are very rich people who hate each other, who hate
Speaker 3: each other and present each other. Yes, so we got
Speaker 3: a lot used to be friends. There's no chance they
Speaker 3: would indulgence, kullduggery. Sorry, I can explain that, and a
Speaker 3: couple of other things. We got a bunch of other
Speaker 3: stuff for you.
Speaker 1: Come on, Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 13: The New York Times rights the FBI director of Cash
Speaker 13: Hotel came tearing across the hallway with two men in tow.
Speaker 14: His girlfriend was hiding in a room with another man
Speaker 14: who was holding her hand.
Speaker 2: Did you have to add that?
Speaker 14: Was that a necessary detail to add to the story.
Speaker 2: Cash Betel's a girlfriend.
Speaker 3: I was in a room, a man gently caressing her arm,
Speaker 3: the man's muscular.
Speaker 1: Chest heaving.
Speaker 3: With anticipation as he bellowed, I'll protect you.
Speaker 2: Cash Betel's girlfriend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is funny. So your list of things people
Speaker 4: believe and don't believe earlier included that COVID leaked from
Speaker 4: a lab in Wuhan, which all the sober evidence leads to,
Speaker 4: and the only people really vehemently denying that are people
Speaker 4: who are desperate to not be fingered for the crime
Speaker 4: and or their lackey's in the media. Anyway, this just
Speaker 4: broke A couple of minutes ago. Former senior advisor to
Speaker 4: doctor Anthony Fauci was Fauci.
Speaker 3: One of the sexist men alive? Who represents science that
Speaker 3: Anthony Voggi.
Speaker 4: He represents science that's correct. Yes, as if science is
Speaker 4: one thing and can be represented anyway. A former senior
Speaker 4: advisor to fauci was indicted by the Department of Justice
Speaker 4: today for allegedly concealing records amidst probes into the origin
Speaker 4: of the coronavirus. How true does this ring seventy eight
Speaker 4: year old David Morens, who worked under Faucioli's director of
Speaker 4: the National Institute Allergy and Infectious Diseases. He has been
Speaker 4: charged with conspiracy against the United States, destruction, alteration or
Speaker 4: falsification of records in federal investigations, concealment, removal or mutilation
Speaker 4: of records, and aiding in a bed being prosecuted by
Speaker 4: the US Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland Morns,
Speaker 4: along with two as yet unnamed co conspirators quote concealed, removed, destroyed,
Speaker 4: and caused the concealment and removal of federal records to
Speaker 4: evade FOYA and FRA Federal Records Act motions. According to
Speaker 4: the indictment, during his time at the NIH, which was
Speaker 4: twenty oh six to twenty twenty two. This morns fellow
Speaker 4: used his personal email account to conduct government business, specifically
Speaker 4: discussing the origins of COVID nineteen with Manhattan based nonprofit
Speaker 4: EcoHealth Alliance president Peter Dazak. Morens deleted said emails after
Speaker 4: sending them. He also spoke with the NIH's FOYA liaison
Speaker 4: asking for tips on how to avoid Foyer requests, so
Speaker 4: he actively concealed information and falsified records in an effort
Speaker 4: to suppress alternate theories regarding the origins of OVID nineteen.
Speaker 4: According to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, they will.
Speaker 3: Nail this down completely someday, but it'll be one of
Speaker 3: those things where the participants are all dead. It's like,
Speaker 3: you know, Alderhiss is a communist. It'll be after It'll
Speaker 3: be after all the participants are dead, and nobody but
Speaker 3: history nuts care.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: They were.
Speaker 3: Making deadly viruses on purpose so they could study them,
Speaker 3: and one got loose. They believe that if they told
Speaker 3: the truth about that, the research would be shut down,
Speaker 3: and it's more important to continue the research than to
Speaker 3: tell the.
Speaker 2: Truth about that.
Speaker 4: That is the whole story, right, The self justification, self righteousness,
Speaker 4: which is interestingly enough, one of the themes of Mary
Speaker 4: Shelley's Frankenstein Back in the Day Anyway. In feb twenty one,
Speaker 4: Morans wrote quote, he learned from our foil lady here
Speaker 4: how to make most emails disappear after I am Foyd,
Speaker 4: but before the search starts. So I think we are
Speaker 4: all safe, and added that he deleted most of those
Speaker 4: earlier emails after sending them the Gmail. He thinks we're
Speaker 4: all safe from what? Yeah, Burglary Dandruff.
Speaker 2: What being blamed for the pandemic?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's so open and shut.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's just so annoying that they think they're
Speaker 3: so much smarter than the rest of us. Hey, look,
Speaker 3: this is the way we look at it. You think
Speaker 3: you're saving the world by doing this research. We look
Speaker 3: at it as the worst pandemic that has happened in
Speaker 3: a hundred years, one of the worst in the world
Speaker 3: history was caused by you.
Speaker 4: So I appreciate you digging after them. I would like
Speaker 4: to shave save my lambasting for the media. Mindlessly slavishly
Speaker 4: Sheeplike went along with whatever doctrine was anti Trump and
Speaker 4: wilfully ignored I was agnostic on the question. I think
Speaker 4: anybody reasonable was agnostic on the question. For law time,
Speaker 4: I couldn't give a crap what Donald Trump says about
Speaker 4: AB or C. I just wanted to look at the
Speaker 4: evidence and where it plainly led and any any just
Speaker 4: even like slap dash taking in of the evidence inevitably
Speaker 4: led to a lab leak. But these our betters in
Speaker 4: the media just would not go there and had a
Speaker 4: quasi religious fervor about rejecting that notion.
Speaker 1: Man, I don't like human beings.
Speaker 4: I used to say that my least favorite species, except
Speaker 4: for mosquitos. I'm sorry, mosquitos, You're now out of the
Speaker 4: top spot. It's Homo sapiens. Awful, awful species. Anyway, you
Speaker 4: know what. On a positive note, the shooting the other night,
Speaker 4: a couple of good things came out of it, one of.
Speaker 2: My favorite favorite fledged shooting.
Speaker 4: That's right, it was staged, false flag right anyway, putting
Speaker 4: that aside, a great, great commentary on how certain people
Speaker 4: reacted when the chaos started.
Speaker 1: I will leave it at that.
Speaker 4: It upends yet another insidious, corrosive leftist narrative.
Speaker 2: Okay, look forward to that.
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