Speaker 1: Buffalo, COVID tyrants, Josh Hammer, a great light in the mood,
Speaker 1: get ready for a treat tonight. And I'm righting. What's
Speaker 1: my policy on mass shootings? What's my policy on it?
Speaker 1: There are a couple of things. Long time viewers will
Speaker 1: know what they are, but allow me to go over
Speaker 1: it again right now, because I need to explain why
Speaker 1: we're not going to do twenty minutes on Buffalo today. One.
Speaker 1: I don't stand on the graves, on the bodies of
Speaker 1: freshly dead people and politic I don't do it. I
Speaker 1: think it's despicable people who do do it. This all
Speaker 1: began really in this country under Barack Obama, where every
Speaker 1: mass shooting he would run to the microphone. I've never
Speaker 1: seen anything like it and start gun grabbing right away
Speaker 1: without hesitation. I think it tears apart the fabric of
Speaker 1: a nation. When you do that, It does the human body,
Speaker 1: the human mind. It needs time to mourn. You need
Speaker 1: time to mourn. That's why that's why we have so
Speaker 1: many funeral rituals in different cultures. People have to come
Speaker 1: together and mourn, that's all. And when you immediately politicize
Speaker 1: the whole thing, you take away the ability for a
Speaker 1: society to do that, and it rips a society apart
Speaker 1: it does. So that's one reason I don't do mass
Speaker 1: shootings too. I think it's the most disgraceful thing in
Speaker 1: the world. We can't develop a national a national set
Speaker 1: of rules for these things. Not laws, you know, just
Speaker 1: a set of rules people abide by just out of
Speaker 1: their goodness of their hearts, that says, and the wake
Speaker 1: of a mass shooting, we never give out his name,
Speaker 1: We don't read his manifesto, we don't do any of
Speaker 1: these things. Yes, there are sick, freak evil people in
Speaker 1: this world like this guy, who need to be put
Speaker 1: down like dogs. So when they decide they're going to
Speaker 1: go out in a blaze of glory, they do these
Speaker 1: things so they can go out famously. They want to
Speaker 1: be famous. If we deny them that, then he goes
Speaker 1: and does his psycho thing in a much quieter, less
Speaker 1: destructive way. So I'm not going to give you his name.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to talk about the things that were
Speaker 1: in his manifesto. Haul him off to the electric chair
Speaker 1: and have a good day. Now. Sadly that way of
Speaker 1: thinking does not translate to most of this country. I
Speaker 1: hate it. I hate that Adam Schiff immediately comes out
Speaker 1: immediately two hours after the shooting was reported and says
Speaker 1: angry that the GOP continues to block the most safety
Speaker 1: gun measures. Just immediately, immediately think about that. Think, I
Speaker 1: want you to think about this. Ten people that two
Speaker 1: hours after it was reported. So it's not outside of
Speaker 1: the realm of possibility that one of the people dead
Speaker 1: in that grocery store their family still didn't even know,
Speaker 1: or if they did know, just found out. Somebody's mom, dad,
Speaker 1: brother's son's sister died in there. Kids hadn't heard from him,
Speaker 1: mom hadn't heard from him, husband hadn't heard from him.
Speaker 1: And maybe at the moment the cops had to show
Speaker 1: up at the door and explain, sir, your wife's never
Speaker 1: coming home again. Democrats are gun rabbi, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: This is what divides a country. And of course Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was the worst of them. Unsurprisingly, a lone gunmen
Speaker 1: armed with weapons of war and hate phil soul shot
Speaker 1: and killed tenderness and people who cold blood. The Justice
Speaker 1: Department has stated publicly that is investigating the matter as
Speaker 1: a hate crime, racially motivated active white supremacy and violent extremism.
Speaker 1: As they do. We must all work together and addressed
Speaker 1: to hate. It remains a stain. I'm the soul of America. Wow,
Speaker 1: that's awesome running up to Buffalo, get getting ahead of
Speaker 1: that white supremacy stuff. That is weird. Though I don't man,
Speaker 1: maybe I'm not, mister producer. Let me know if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: I don't remember seeing a video like that. After a
Speaker 1: black supremacist mowed down seventy white people in a Christmas
Speaker 1: parade in Waukashaw, Wisconsin. Eight year old boy he died
Speaker 1: that day, as well as several others. Nothing from Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: And again, this is the thing. Can't we just condemn
Speaker 1: all violence? Can't we condemn all a disgusting race supremacy ideology?
Speaker 1: Isn't all of it gross? Well, no, it's not gross.
Speaker 1: When you view everything in the lens of politics. Everything
Speaker 1: doesn't have to be seen that way. But that again,
Speaker 1: because it is the communists religion. That's how he looks
Speaker 1: at it. Look at this disgusting Pigan and Navarro, and listen,
Speaker 1: if you are an advertiser advertising on that station, you
Speaker 1: are part of the problem. If you sit on the
Speaker 1: board and are trying to be a civilized person. Paul Ryan,
Speaker 1: my friends, I'm talking to you. You are part of
Speaker 1: the problem. If you're a Republican donor tweeting about how
Speaker 1: bad you feel about this, but you're donating to people
Speaker 1: like the list of Famik, you are part of the problem.
Speaker 1: If you are a staffer working for them, you are
Speaker 1: part of the problem. If you are involved for them,
Speaker 1: you are part of the problem. I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: great replacement theory should be. We should replace all these
Speaker 1: people peddling hate and making financial and political gain from
Speaker 1: spreading races. We should replace them with the people who
Speaker 1: hold up American palities. Look how quickly they decided who
Speaker 1: the enemy was too, not some psychopath up there in
Speaker 1: Buffalo who deserves to die. Almost immediately, while the bodies
Speaker 1: were still warm, while families were still getting the worst
Speaker 1: phone call you could ever get in your entire life,
Speaker 1: they decided, how can I use this for political reasons? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: people are dead, whatever, how can I use this for
Speaker 1: political reasons? We'll blame Republicans. Let's act like it was
Speaker 1: Republicans and now we'll attack Republicans over it. How sick
Speaker 1: and depraved are these people. All right, speaking of politicizing death,
Speaker 1: let's talk about COVID communism. Doctor Fauci's in the news. Oh,
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I know what you're say. You're
Speaker 1: probably cringing right now, get out from under your desk.
Speaker 1: All right, It'll just be brief. Doctor Fauci's in the
Speaker 1: news went on with Jim Acosta, and boy, you have
Speaker 1: to admire the hutzpah to go on TV and say this.
Speaker 1: If you're Fauci, if Trump were to return to the
Speaker 1: White House as president, um, and COVID is still a threat,
Speaker 1: or there's some other public health emergency, would you have
Speaker 1: confidence in his ability? Would you have confidence in his
Speaker 1: ability to deal with the pandemic of this nature? Would
Speaker 1: you want to stay on in your post? Uh? Well,
Speaker 1: no to the second question. Uh, the first question, I think, Um,
Speaker 1: if you look at the history of what the response
Speaker 1: was during the administration, I think you know, at best
Speaker 1: you could say it wasn't optimal. And I think just
Speaker 1: history will will speak for itself about that. I don't
Speaker 1: need to make any further comment on that gym. That's
Speaker 1: it's not productive. You would not sort with Trump again? Though,
Speaker 1: fair to say, right, all right, for sure, hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on, Doctor Fauci doesn't like the Trump response to
Speaker 1: the virus. Doctor Fauci was the Trump response to the virus.
Speaker 1: Trump handed the keys to the country to doctor Fauci
Speaker 1: and said, here go all the lockdowns, to mass the
Speaker 1: social distancing, the everything that all came from doctor Fouci.
Speaker 1: What's he complaining about? And prior to Donald Trump handing
Speaker 1: him the keys to the country, nobody knew who this
Speaker 1: guy was. You had no idea. I had no idea
Speaker 1: who doctor Fouci was before coronavirus. I talk about politics
Speaker 1: for a living four hours a day, an hour here
Speaker 1: on TV every night, three hours on the radio every day.
Speaker 1: My job is to know these things. I'd never heard
Speaker 1: of the name Anthony Founci in my life until coronavirus.
Speaker 1: Now he's the highest paid government employee. He's on the
Speaker 1: cover of Vanity Fair, He's throwing out the first pitch
Speaker 1: of baseball games. You don't like the Trump response, buddy,
Speaker 1: It was the greatest thing that ever happened to you.
Speaker 1: And you were the Trump response. And you know what
Speaker 1: our response should be. It should be arresting doctor Fouci
Speaker 1: and throwing him in prison. And I am not again
Speaker 1: trying to be over the top about this. If we
Speaker 1: don't take the public health officials who destroyed the Western
Speaker 1: world and hold them to account, they'll do the same
Speaker 1: thing the next time. I'm not gonna bother playing it
Speaker 1: for you now, so we've done it a thousand times
Speaker 1: on the show. But doctor Fauci's on camera saying masks.
Speaker 1: Why don't we put everyone in a mask? That's dumb.
Speaker 1: What it's not gonna do anything. We're not gonna put
Speaker 1: everyone in a mask. He's on camera saying it, and
Speaker 1: then like a light bulb went on, Doctor Fouchi immediately
Speaker 1: thinks everyone has to be in a mask. No, make
Speaker 1: it two masks. Now, we have children across the United
Speaker 1: States of America with developmental issues, language issues. We have
Speaker 1: a fifty one percent increase in teenage girl suicides. Doctor
Speaker 1: Fauci feels way too comfortable going on camera still and
Speaker 1: running his mouth when doctor Fauci actually should be out
Speaker 1: there seeking out the best legal representation possible for the
Speaker 1: impending arrest that is coming his way. A nation that
Speaker 1: has any interest in continuing on for some time would
Speaker 1: arrest people like this, but we don't. Instead, we celebrate
Speaker 1: that we hold them up like heroes. All the scumbags,
Speaker 1: they're all taken care of. They never see justice. He'll
Speaker 1: never see justice, he'll never go to trial. That's wishful
Speaker 1: thinking on my part. They never see justice ever. You
Speaker 1: can do whatever you want now as long as you're
Speaker 1: part of the system, and the system takes care of
Speaker 1: its own. Maybe the best example of this is Jensuki,
Speaker 1: who spent the last year and a half lying through
Speaker 1: her teeth. And now what's happening. The Biden administration is
Speaker 1: in free fall. Democrats are going to get murdered at
Speaker 1: the midterms. Every buddy knows that it's going to be
Speaker 1: a slaughtering of epic proportions, and then he's going to
Speaker 1: be a completely limp president worth nothing, can't do anything
Speaker 1: at all. We might have a supermajority in the House.
Speaker 1: So what happens does jen Sucky have to ride that
Speaker 1: ship all the way down up off scott Free and
Speaker 1: she's heading off to MSNBC to make bank, and of
Speaker 1: course on her way out the door, she has to
Speaker 1: lie some more out why we need this funding, what
Speaker 1: the consequences will be if we do not have it,
Speaker 1: and those are significant, I mean obviously, more Americans will
Speaker 1: die needlessly, which is the biggest heartbreaking issue. We have
Speaker 1: to have funding or more Americans will die needlessly. What
Speaker 1: kind of funding are we talking about, Jim? Is this
Speaker 1: the kind of funding that put white people to the
Speaker 1: back of the line when there was COVID money available
Speaker 1: for businesses? All the Biden administration wants you to forget
Speaker 1: about that. Is this the kind of funding that also
Speaker 1: put white people to the back of the line if
Speaker 1: they went out and sought things like monoclonal antibodies. What
Speaker 1: funny are we talking about? Maybe we're oh, I know,
Speaker 1: maybe we're talking about thee hundred and sixty three billion
Speaker 1: dollars in fraud that we now know has taken place. Surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: with all that COVID money of yours that they handed out,
Speaker 1: and they're not even pretending they're going to get it back.
Speaker 1: They're like, it's probably gone for good. And remember, remember,
Speaker 1: COVID was real, is real. But COVID has been blown
Speaker 1: up from the very beginning into something it's not at all,
Speaker 1: And to this day, they continue to lie. Here's the
Speaker 1: President of the United States of America going on camera
Speaker 1: and contradicting his own CDC who had to come out
Speaker 1: and admit, Oh no, no, no, all those COVID deaths, No, no,
Speaker 1: those were people who died with COVID, not not from COVID.
Speaker 1: It's actually like forty fifty thousand died from COVID. Yet
Speaker 1: the President feels comfortable saying this. We mark a tragic
Speaker 1: milestone here in the United States. One million COVID deaths,
Speaker 1: one million empty chairs around the family dinner table. Around
Speaker 1: the world, many more millions have died, millions of children
Speaker 1: have been orphaned, and with thousands still dying every day,
Speaker 1: now is the time for us to act, all of
Speaker 1: us together, we almost do more. Must honor those we
Speaker 1: have lost by doing everything we can to prevent as
Speaker 1: many deaths as possible. One million. That's not true, not
Speaker 1: true at all, But it is weird how many people
Speaker 1: in charge seem to want that to be true. Why
Speaker 1: are they still pushing so hard for this? Why would
Speaker 1: in an unpopular administration still be pushing so hard for coronavirus?
Speaker 1: Why is this taking place with all the popular Western leaders.
Speaker 1: Here's Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau prepare for the next
Speaker 1: health crisis because the others, the pandemic is not over,
Speaker 1: and as it persists, it changes. It's misguided to think
Speaker 1: this pandemic is over. The pandemic is not over anywhere.
Speaker 1: Until it's over everywhere. Come together to shape new international
Speaker 1: norms on these issues. Together, we can establish common understandings
Speaker 1: that guide our collective action to strengthen the international health
Speaker 1: regulations and negotiate a new international instrument, the Pandemic Prevention
Speaker 1: Preparedness in Response vaccines vaccines. We call for the policy
Speaker 1: commitments to boost vaccination to help get shots in arms,
Speaker 1: getting vaccines from tarmacs into arms. We also need to
Speaker 1: accelerate vaccine uptake and ensure vaccines may get into arms
Speaker 1: quickly and equitably, and sustain our efforts to get get
Speaker 1: shots in people's arms all around the world, expand access
Speaker 1: to treatment, and save lives everywhere. Almost had a stroke
Speaker 1: just watching that. All right, All that may have made
Speaker 1: you uncomfortable, but I'm right. We have the great Liz
Speaker 1: Wheeler joining us next to talk about this and other things.
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Speaker 1: and analysis you need to start your morning. Joining me
Speaker 1: now my friend Liz Wheeler, of course, of the Liz
Speaker 1: Wheelers Show, Liz. Before I get going on riffing on
Speaker 1: doctor Fauci and all these other scumbags who've destroyed this
Speaker 1: country and launched the world into what I believe is
Speaker 1: going to be another great depression, I just want to ask,
Speaker 1: is it humanly possible to actually get trials in prison
Speaker 1: time for these people? Because I've been calling for it
Speaker 1: a lot. I want to move that way, but I
Speaker 1: don't feel like there's a lot of people with me
Speaker 1: on that. There's not a lot of I mean, there's
Speaker 1: there's not a lot of people in general with you
Speaker 1: on that, and there's fewer in the United States Congress.
Speaker 1: I actually had this conversation the other day about what's
Speaker 1: going to happen once Republicans probably take over Congress in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two in the midterms. We almost certainly will
Speaker 1: take over the House. Hopefully we'll take over the Senate.
Speaker 1: Although I don't want to count my chickens before they've hatched,
Speaker 1: and I actually the conversation I had was is something
Speaker 1: going to happen. They're certainly gonna hold hearings, They're going
Speaker 1: to show both, they're gonna get good clips for their
Speaker 1: social media, they might even ask some gotcha questions. But
Speaker 1: is there going to be accountability? And the fact that
Speaker 1: we are sitting here having this conversation, that I've had
Speaker 1: this conversation before shows us that well, probably not, because
Speaker 1: if it's a question of whether accountability is going to happen,
Speaker 1: it means there's a track record of it not happening.
Speaker 1: Great well, speaking of people who should be first in
Speaker 1: line for those trials, but we'll never see it. Here's
Speaker 1: doctor flip flop. I've been basically accused of flip flopping
Speaker 1: on your positions. Can you clarify why some of those
Speaker 1: nuanced opinions are really important? Yeah? What I can say
Speaker 1: it's a good thing I have flip flopped. And the
Speaker 1: reason is because science and the evolution of this outbreak changes.
Speaker 1: If you are being true to the facts and true
Speaker 1: to the data, you're going to have to change. That's
Speaker 1: not flip flopping. That's getting moving along with the science
Speaker 1: the way this outbreak is moving along. Liz I thought that. Gosh,
Speaker 1: what is that phrase? They told me? I thought the
Speaker 1: science was settled? Is it not settled? Well, he is
Speaker 1: the science, so please let's remember that. Also, do you
Speaker 1: remember that photograph of Joe Biden and Jill Biden kneeling
Speaker 1: next to those chairs with President Carter and his wife
Speaker 1: and how I don't know if it was photoshopped or
Speaker 1: if it's an optical illusion, but Carter and his wife
Speaker 1: look about this big compared to the Bidens. That's what
Speaker 1: that shot looks like to me. Of Fouchi being interviewed.
Speaker 1: It looks like he's about this big compared to his
Speaker 1: interview his interviewer. But here's the thing. Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Fouchi would be correct if he could actually show us
Speaker 1: the evidence, if he had made a claim about masks,
Speaker 1: for example, and then there was additional evidence that showed
Speaker 1: something different than his original claim. Okay, I'm fine with
Speaker 1: us learning two things, new things. I'm fine with new
Speaker 1: information helping our views evolved. I have no problem with that.
Speaker 1: That's what science is. The problem is that doctor Fouchi
Speaker 1: never has the science to substantiate his changing opinions. His
Speaker 1: opinions change not based on data, not based on science,
Speaker 1: not based on facts. It changes based on ideology and
Speaker 1: what's convenient for the Democratic Party. This is true on masks,
Speaker 1: this is true on lockdowns, this is true on social distancing.
Speaker 1: This is true on vaccines, this is true on booster.
Speaker 1: It's true on every single one of his positions. And
Speaker 1: the American people see through this. We all know he's
Speaker 1: a fraud. Liz, speaking of people seeing through things, this
Speaker 1: one's a little bit of a stunner for me. The
Speaker 1: Biden administration flat outlide over the weekend about them coming
Speaker 1: up with the vaccines. They put out some tweaked you know,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden did it all, which that doesn't surprise me,
Speaker 1: and all, of course they're gonna lie. What surprised me
Speaker 1: is we have fact checkers, Liberal fact checkers. We have
Speaker 1: guys at CNN came out and blasted the Biden administration
Speaker 1: saying that's blatantly false, so badly the Biden administration had
Speaker 1: to pretty much reverse themselves and oh wow, we misspoke.
Speaker 1: Why would the press start turning on Joe Biden. That's
Speaker 1: never happened before. Well, what's interesting is that Twitter didn't
Speaker 1: kick the Biden White House off of the platform. Even
Speaker 1: though if you had posted a similar tweter, if I
Speaker 1: had posted a similar twet, we would have been sent
Speaker 1: to Twitter jail for being, you know, disinformers, I think
Speaker 1: is the word that the bizarre of disinformation Nina Chenkwitz
Speaker 1: uses for us now disinformers. It is interesting to see
Speaker 1: the left turning on Fauci. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: why they have. They've certainly sucked up to him and
Speaker 1: listened to his every word, obeyed him like the little
Speaker 1: minions they are for the last two years. They must
Speaker 1: understand from polling, not ideology, not principle, just polling, that
Speaker 1: Fauci is very unpopular in the eyes of the American people.
Speaker 1: They must understand that they need to give Trump some
Speaker 1: credit where it's due, or else people who voted for
Speaker 1: Trump are certainly not going to voted for Trump and
Speaker 1: maybe voted for Biden after Trump aren't going to vote
Speaker 1: for Biden again if if they see the partisanship of
Speaker 1: the mainstream media. Whenever, whenever I see the mainstream media
Speaker 1: doing something correct, I never assume that it's done with
Speaker 1: good motive. I assume it's done purely out of political strategy.
Speaker 1: And that's the case with this as well. There is
Speaker 1: I know people don't think I have a heart, and
Speaker 1: for the most part that's true, but I actually do
Speaker 1: have feelings inside for some people, like the people who
Speaker 1: got lied to over and over and over again about
Speaker 1: the air fingers quote vaccine, which of course that's not
Speaker 1: what it is. But they were told the vaccine. Of
Speaker 1: course it was going to stop them from getting coronavirus.
Speaker 1: But then, okay, never mind just two doses, never mind
Speaker 1: just a booster, and then you'll be good. We now
Speaker 1: have information out there now it's gone in weeks weeks, Liz,
Speaker 1: and any protection that it may have given you, if
Speaker 1: it gave you any at all, is gone. So we
Speaker 1: have a nation full of young people now with reproductive problems,
Speaker 1: women having miscarriages, young men with heart problems, all across
Speaker 1: the all across the board. I actually know a man
Speaker 1: and a woman both suffering from those things because of
Speaker 1: the vaccine. Now, and look, I obviously I didn't take
Speaker 1: get I saw through that crap, but a lot of
Speaker 1: people didn't, and they got pressured or forced into it.
Speaker 1: And now we have a country full of people with
Speaker 1: heart problems. Liz. Yeah, it's heartbreaking. I mean it truly
Speaker 1: is sad. It truly is awful. I don't even want
Speaker 1: to sit here and make fun of the people who
Speaker 1: who fell for this, because it wasn't just suckers. There
Speaker 1: were a lot of people who in good faith took
Speaker 1: this vaccine because they trust science, They maybe trust other
Speaker 1: vaccines that they've gotten. They were told by their doctors,
Speaker 1: by the governing boards of the medical organizations, by the CDC,
Speaker 1: by the public health officials, that this was the way
Speaker 1: to end COVID, this was the way to protect vulnerable people.
Speaker 1: There were a lot of people who took the vaccine
Speaker 1: in good faith, and so I can't I can't sit
Speaker 1: here and mock them all, some of them. I can
Speaker 1: mock the ones who are quadruple vacxed and still say, yes,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna laugh at you for that, of course. But
Speaker 1: a lot of people were hurt by this, And the
Speaker 1: really sad part is they were hurt. But even watching,
Speaker 1: even as you and I and all of our viewers
Speaker 1: can see for ourselves that the vaccine caused this harm,
Speaker 1: whether it's hard problems in young men or reproductive infertility
Speaker 1: problems in young women, even as we can see this unfolding,
Speaker 1: the public health establishment won't evolve in their quote unquote
Speaker 1: science the way that Fauci claims that he does. They
Speaker 1: won't admit that they were wrong. They won't even admit
Speaker 1: that these problems are caused by the vaccine. They won't
Speaker 1: admit that young people never needed this because young people,
Speaker 1: especially young people who are appropriate weight and otherwise healthy,
Speaker 1: aren't at high risk of COVID fatality and never needed
Speaker 1: this in the first place. They won't admit any of that,
Speaker 1: even as literally thousands, if not millions of people are
Speaker 1: suffering from this. That to me is the saddest part
Speaker 1: of it all. Then it is all right. Finally, Rearraberal
Speaker 1: buck Gig got up and he was asked about the
Speaker 1: baby formula. And I am amazed at this administration, how
Speaker 1: cold they act. It's not just that they are I
Speaker 1: know they're a bunch of unfeeling monsters, but men, they
Speaker 1: don't act like they care at all. Here's the Rearaberal.
Speaker 1: This has an ugoing from mons. They were suppli issues already.
Speaker 1: Then you have the issue with this one plant abbot
Speaker 1: whistleblower in September February, the recall. It's may why is
Speaker 1: it taken so long, And why did the present on
Speaker 1: Friday seem to say that it was new information to him?
Speaker 1: He said, if we'd been better mind readers, I guess
Speaker 1: we could have done something earlier. Look, the administration acted
Speaker 1: from day one. Fundamentally. We are here because a company
Speaker 1: was not able to guarantee that its plant was safe,
Speaker 1: and that plant has shut down. But that is the
Speaker 1: federal government's job as regulators to help ensure it. Must
Speaker 1: be very clear, this is a capitalist country. The government
Speaker 1: does not make baby formula, nor should it. Government doesn't
Speaker 1: make baby formula, Liz, But who who shut down our factory? No,
Speaker 1: he's wrong, and he's an absolute liar. Credit where it's
Speaker 1: due face. The nation actually ask a question that needed
Speaker 1: to be asked, but one hundred percent wrong. So Abbot
Speaker 1: Nutrition is the factory in Michigan that shut down in February.
Speaker 1: They issued a voluntary recall of some formula that's very
Speaker 1: allergy friendly for babies who have who have issue, more
Speaker 1: sensitive babies, And that is not why we're having the shortage.
Speaker 1: It exacerbates the shortage. But there was actually warnings from
Speaker 1: conservative outlets like The Federalist, for example, road a piece
Speaker 1: in January about this looming shortage. In December, there were
Speaker 1: whistleblowers in some of these factories that said, hey, wait
Speaker 1: a second, you know we're going to have a shortage.
Speaker 1: The reason for this is multi factorial. First of all,
Speaker 1: it's a supply chain crisis. A supply chain crisis. We
Speaker 1: have a very brittle supply chain. We rely on China,
Speaker 1: and the COVID policies implemented and imposed on the American
Speaker 1: people hurt the supply chain. The COVID policies that we
Speaker 1: tolerated and encouraged around the world hurts our brittle supply chain.
Speaker 1: That is actually the root cause of this shortage. There's
Speaker 1: also the labor shortage here in the United States, meaning
Speaker 1: the federal government and Blue Stage specifically around the country
Speaker 1: pay people not to work. They gave them more money
Speaker 1: on welfare on unemployment than they would have made had
Speaker 1: they been working, So that means there's a labor shortage,
Speaker 1: so there's not enough people to actually work in these
Speaker 1: factories and produce this. On top of that, there's a
Speaker 1: monopoly on baby formula manufacturing in our country. The FDA
Speaker 1: only approves a certain number of manufacturers, so there's not
Speaker 1: a capitalist society. As Buddha judge in Sinuas, there's not competition.
Speaker 1: It's not easy to break into this into this field.
Speaker 1: It's actually extremely difficult. It is a monopoly. There are
Speaker 1: European companies, European baby formula companies that produce baby formula
Speaker 1: that is much healthier, much more allergy friendly, and they're
Speaker 1: not allowed to sell them here because of the FDA's
Speaker 1: ridiculous labeling regulations. Moms actually by European formula through third
Speaker 1: party vendors that basically sneak it into the United States
Speaker 1: because the FDA won't allow it to come into the
Speaker 1: United States. So, yes, this is not a matter of
Speaker 1: the free market. This is not a matter of capitalism.
Speaker 1: This is the government, folks. Liz Wheeler, The Liz Wheeler Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Liz. Thanks Jesse. All right, we have to
Speaker 1: talk about well abortion the Supreme Court. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about that with Josh Hammeron. Just a second. Before we
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Speaker 1: home titlelock dot com. We'll be bad. Abortion is evil
Speaker 1: and abortion is wrong, and we don't have to play
Speaker 1: these word games everyone wants you to play because we've
Speaker 1: normalized it in this country where you have to say
Speaker 1: things like, well, I mean I I'm not an absolutist.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe just in certain cases. No, No, it's
Speaker 1: always wrong. It's always evil. It's a moral staying on
Speaker 1: the United States of America that we've murdered sixty million unborn,
Speaker 1: innocent babies who couldn't defend themselves. Joining me now is
Speaker 1: my friend Josh Hammer. He's the Newsweek opinion editor and
Speaker 1: host of the Josh Hammers show, Josh the Leak. Theledo
Speaker 1: opinion is quote two normis is your piece? What are
Speaker 1: you talking about? Yeah, so, Jesse, always great to be
Speaker 1: with you, obviously. So look, Justice Alito's a piece is
Speaker 1: a good opinion. Okay, it is an admirably good start.
Speaker 1: It obviously comes way too late, I mean roversus way
Speaker 1: it came down in nineteen seventy three. The court had
Speaker 1: an opportunity and planned parent in versus a c A
Speaker 1: case from nineteen ninety overturn Row. They decided not to.
Speaker 1: So thank god this happened. I mean, we have lost
Speaker 1: sixty three million unborn children in the past forty nine
Speaker 1: years since Roe was handing down. As you said, the
Speaker 1: problem with the Alito opinion, and again we should we
Speaker 1: should be praising the opinion. Okay, This obviously is a
Speaker 1: tremendous achievement. Like Roch should have been overturned a long
Speaker 1: time ago. The problem is, I think we on the
Speaker 1: right have gotten too accustomed to speaking of abortion is
Speaker 1: a quote unquote states rights issue or under our system
Speaker 1: of governance is a federalism issue, and that's basically all
Speaker 1: the Alito opinion does. But in this essay that I
Speaker 1: published over the weekend, what I actually argue is that,
Speaker 1: properly speaking, the same way that back in the eighteen
Speaker 1: fifties and obviously into the eighteen sixties, slavery was not
Speaker 1: sustainable as a state by state issue. This is basically
Speaker 1: the Lincoln Douglas bates in Illinois in eighteen and fifty eight,
Speaker 1: Stephen Douglas famously argued that in the then Western territories
Speaker 1: that slavery should be a state issue. In Lincoln said no,
Speaker 1: because this is wrong. We know this is a moral evil.
Speaker 1: Therefore we have to protect everyone equally. So I'm saying
Speaker 1: here that pro lipers ultimately have to do the exact
Speaker 1: same thing for unborn children and enacting federal constitutional protection
Speaker 1: ultimately speaking, So Alito's opinion is a good start, but
Speaker 1: it's really only a start. I think agreed. I don't
Speaker 1: have any problem with that at all. It should not
Speaker 1: take place anywhere within the borders of the country. But
Speaker 1: what would you say, because you're inevitably going to get
Speaker 1: pushback on this, that that goes too far Josh, if
Speaker 1: we're incrementally winning the battle anyway, why shoot ourselves and
Speaker 1: the footle's say you to those people. So look, Jesse,
Speaker 1: I mean, there are so many people. There are so
Speaker 1: many people on our side, whether it's kind of an
Speaker 1: abortion context and immigration context, you know, there are so
Speaker 1: many people that I like to refer to as thumbsuckers,
Speaker 1: you know, the thumbsuckers who would have kind of pat
Speaker 1: everyone in the head and say, oh, we're doing a
Speaker 1: great job. Yeaya, teen. I kind of view it as
Speaker 1: my responsibility to say, look, this isn't this is a
Speaker 1: good opinion, but this simply does not represent the end
Speaker 1: goal here. And you know, look, the same way that
Speaker 1: it obviously took President Lincoln a long time, obviously to
Speaker 1: fight a horrific civil war, the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished slavery,
Speaker 1: worked his way through Congress in eighteen sixty five, way
Speaker 1: towards the end of his life before he was assassinated,
Speaker 1: culminating in the Fourteenth Amendment three years after he was assassinated.
Speaker 1: But all theo that whole time, he had some people
Speaker 1: whispering in his ear. Remember what the real end goal
Speaker 1: here is to abolish slavery not be a state by
Speaker 1: state issue. That's kind of what I'm trying to do here.
Speaker 1: I'm not comparing myself to Lincoln, obviously, but I'm trying
Speaker 1: to remind the pro life movement that our ultimate goal
Speaker 1: is to eradicate abortion in America, not a state by
Speaker 1: state issue. Josh, the public aren't they coming around on
Speaker 1: this issue to the correct side? Simply because of science,
Speaker 1: simply because of these three d ultrasounds and things. And
Speaker 1: you can look, I mean, you know that's not a
Speaker 1: clump of cells. You can see the head hands, you
Speaker 1: can see the beating hard. We are winning though, right,
Speaker 1: give me some good news. Yeah, Look, I mean there
Speaker 1: are actually a few issues, honestly, that I think that
Speaker 1: we are winning on as much as we are winning
Speaker 1: on this issue. I mean, overall, speaking kind of millennials,
Speaker 1: even gen Z to an extent, you know, obviously, the
Speaker 1: gen Z being a generation that for all sorts of
Speaker 1: reasons is kind of messed up in various ways. But
Speaker 1: even if you look at the polling for you know,
Speaker 1: people just generally speaking below at the age of thirty five,
Speaker 1: we really are generation is more pro life than our
Speaker 1: parents generation. For the very simple reason that because of
Speaker 1: the advancing state of medical science embology, in our knowledge
Speaker 1: of the unborn life in the womb, that it is
Speaker 1: obvious to all to ultrasound technology and things like that
Speaker 1: that this is a child. This is a distinct member
Speaker 1: of the human species from fertilization onward. We have the
Speaker 1: medical science to prove it at this point. And you know,
Speaker 1: we actually really are kind of making advances on this issue.
Speaker 1: In many ways. The pro life cause has been a
Speaker 1: very successful kind of litigation strategy with all the various
Speaker 1: lawsuits and just the picket lines. I mean, we really
Speaker 1: have been successful on this issue today. My purpose ran
Speaker 1: this piece though, is that we just have a little
Speaker 1: bit further to go, but we very much are on
Speaker 1: the correct trajectory at this point. Jesse, Josh, here's a
Speaker 1: little video of the greatest living American, Clarence Thomas. One
Speaker 1: of the things I'd say in response to the media
Speaker 1: is when they talk about, especially early on, about the
Speaker 1: way I did in my job, I said, I will
Speaker 1: absolutely leave the court when I do my job as
Speaker 1: poorly as you do yours. And that was men as
Speaker 1: a compliment. Really, Josh, why can't we just clone him? Oh?
Speaker 1: My god, I wish we could look. I mean, he
Speaker 1: is the greatest living American. I was happy to hear
Speaker 1: you introduced him as that was out there what Clarence
Speaker 1: Thomas says. I mean that whole exchange. I need to
Speaker 1: go and find the whole video. I mean that whole
Speaker 1: conversation with John. You looks like it's totally worth watching.
Speaker 1: I mean, Sets is one of the kind. I mean,
Speaker 1: that man is an American treasure. You know, I consider
Speaker 1: myself blessed. I run the circles where if I had
Speaker 1: so many friends clerk for him. The judge that I
Speaker 1: clerked Bora on the US Court of Appeals for the
Speaker 1: Fifth Circuit, based that Texas judge Jim Hoe himself clerk
Speaker 1: for CT. I've had a lot of kind of mentors
Speaker 1: over the years. Clerk for CT is he is a
Speaker 1: man among boys. He is a He is a literal
Speaker 1: living giant. But you know he kind of the thing
Speaker 1: about Clarence Thomas that is so interesting. His entire biography
Speaker 1: is incredible. And there was this wonderful documentary that came
Speaker 1: out entitled Created Equal, directed by Michael pack Worth. Watching
Speaker 1: great documentary, but the thing that I think helped make
Speaker 1: ct who he is today is he was I think
Speaker 1: somewhat radicalized by his confirmation process, going back obviously to
Speaker 1: that exchange with Joe Biden, with Anita Hill and all
Speaker 1: these fabricated chargers. I think he kind of emerged from
Speaker 1: that really just seeing the enemy who the enemy is.
Speaker 1: I was kind of hoping that something similar might happen
Speaker 1: to break Havana because he went through something very similar
Speaker 1: obviously to what Clarence Thomas had gone through twenty seven
Speaker 1: years prior. We haven't seen that from Kavanaugh yet, but
Speaker 1: he really is the greatest of all time. Honestly in
Speaker 1: so many ways. Clarence Thomas what a legend. I mean,
Speaker 1: most definitely is all Right, Josh, you have another piece
Speaker 1: up called Joe Biden versus We the people? What are
Speaker 1: you talking about? Yes, this might column from last week.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess Jesse. What I'm trying to argue
Speaker 1: in that column is if you kind of look at
Speaker 1: issue by issue what is happening in the world, whether
Speaker 1: it's their inability to get inflation under control of this
Speaker 1: ridiculous and horrific and ethel baby formula shortage lettle them,
Speaker 1: the fact that we have this baby formula shortage. Well,
Speaker 1: at the same time, we now have these videos from
Speaker 1: Congresswoman Comic here in Florida with illegal alien detention centers
Speaker 1: stocked with baby formula. Whether it's forty billion dollars an
Speaker 1: aid to Ukraine an issue that I think you and
Speaker 1: I and the Median American frankly, at this point, three
Speaker 1: plus months into a conflict, doesn't particularly care about that
Speaker 1: much on a day day basis, everywhere you look, they
Speaker 1: are throwing the American citizen under the bus, and they
Speaker 1: are prioritizing, whether it's the radical environmentalist greeny lobby, whether
Speaker 1: they're prioritizing in the open border illegal alien lobby there
Speaker 1: with the baby formula, whether they're prioritizing the endless war
Speaker 1: lobby with this to Ukraine. They are, They're prioritizing their
Speaker 1: various lobby groups. And you know who pays the price,
Speaker 1: pad obviously is the Median American who's facing ridiculous, annihilating
Speaker 1: inflation of the supermarket at the gas pump. Once a
Speaker 1: generation food shortage is just horrific stuff. But everywhere you look,
Speaker 1: they are prioritizing people who are not the people they
Speaker 1: should be defending, who they have a constitutional oath to
Speaker 1: protect and to defend. Well, if anything, they're attacking us.
Speaker 1: It's the Josh Hammer Show. Josh, thank you, my brother,
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