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Speaker 1: the basics chat, shall we, before we get to what

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Speaker 1: Pete hag Seth is doing, why it's so important? And

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Speaker 1: the day we won World War one, it's a big

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Speaker 1: deal and we should celebrate that.

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Speaker 2: That should be a holiday.

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Speaker 1: The day we won World War two, that's kind of

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Speaker 1: a big deal, and it should be a holiday, national holiday.

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Speaker 2: I love that he put in there.

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Speaker 1: We don't need any days off where we have too

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Speaker 2: So why even bring this.

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Speaker 1: Up at all because it wasn't that major, Well, it

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Speaker 2: Be very basic.

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Speaker 1: If you're not where you need to be, you won't

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Speaker 1: buy it, They'll probably make you uncomfortable, but accepting what

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Speaker 1: the motivation of Democrats today is is everything? Know thy

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Speaker 1: And look in life period, would you go out for

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Speaker 2: It's important to understand what do you want? What are

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Speaker 1: Just looking for a good time at a red lobster

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Speaker 1: it match yours? Understanding? Motivations are important. Democrats hate the

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Speaker 1: I can't put it any more frankly than that. And

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Speaker 1: until you get to that place of understanding, you'll always

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Speaker 1: be lost. You'll always be shocked, You'll always you'll wake

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Speaker 3: What are they?

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Speaker 1: I can't believe that? Do you ever find yourself saying that?

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Speaker 1: You say that a lot. I can't believe they. Why

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Speaker 1: can't you believe it? What would you do if you

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Speaker 1: hated the country? You remember?

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Speaker 2: Do you remember a few.

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Speaker 1: Years ago when this mar Gray went on MSNBC and

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Speaker 4: Long Island this weekend visiting a really dear friend, and

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Speaker 4: I was really disturbed. I saw, you know, dozens and

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Speaker 1: I'm glad she I'm glad we dug that up because

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Speaker 1: I wanted to talk to you about what we're discussing here.

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Speaker 1: How I came to this realization because I was once

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Speaker 2: We all want the same things, that lame thing.

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Speaker 1: I used to think like that too, Well, we all

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Speaker 1: Usually when something like this, they were starting to sprinkle

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Speaker 1: for a moment. The United States military is partisan. A

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Speaker 1: That's how this works. That brings me to what that did.

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Speaker 1: four stars, generals and admirals. Now you should understand, we

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Speaker 2: It's a really terrible system. Here was Pete talking about it.

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Speaker 5: We are leaving wokeness and weakness behind. No more pronouns,

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Speaker 5: no more climate change obsession, no more emergency vaccine mandates,

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Speaker 5: We're focused on lethality, meritocracy, accountability, standards, and readiness.

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Speaker 1: But you can't do that without cleaning out the communist

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Speaker 1: a conversation we've had many times, and we'll have it

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Speaker 1: again right now. Why did the system try so hard

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Speaker 1: so hard to stop Pete Hegseth. In fact, let's not

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Speaker 1: in this, Your role, in my role, I'm talking about

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Speaker 1: Instead they have Tom Tillis. And it's funny Tom Tillis

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Speaker 3: I don't believe he's being in advanced to the markup.

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Speaker 6: At Trump called you and.

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Speaker 7: I talk all the time.

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Speaker 2: I'll make you angry.

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Speaker 1: Do keep in mind that Ed Martin taking over the

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Speaker 1: DC district is pretty much the most important thing Trump

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Speaker 1: Red State Republicans step up and stop it. Whenever we're

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Speaker 1: James Langford, Tom Tillis, Cassidy Thune, Rounds Unit Curtis, you

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Speaker 1: name it, Red state after red state after red state.

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Speaker 1: So my point in this little rant is it comes

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Speaker 1: primaries and changing the voter behavior of the people we know,

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Speaker 1: because we can't get long lasting, tangible wins with these

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Speaker 1: losers in there. And speaking of Langford, let's talk really

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Speaker 1: briefly here before we wrap this up about immigration, because again,

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Speaker 1: the communists hate the country, as we just talked about,

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Speaker 1: they're bringing in as many foreigners.

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Speaker 2: As humanly possible.

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Speaker 1: If you look at the television set and you look

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Speaker 1: at people like Ihan Omar saying like this, and you're mortified,

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Speaker 1: you should understand that we have, in a roundabout way,

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Speaker 5: Congressman Omar and Miles Morale with the Daily Caller News Foundation.

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Speaker 7: Do you think more of your Democratic colleague should be traveling.

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Speaker 8: To El Salvador to advocate on behalf of a bitting

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Speaker 9: I think you should.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry, what Congressman? Who should you?

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Speaker 7: Why?

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Speaker 2: Me?

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Speaker 10: I'm not thinking at anyting more questions right now, but

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Speaker 10: here you go.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. Thanks.

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Speaker 11: I would say our country should be more fearful of

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Speaker 11: most of the deaths within this country.

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Speaker 2: Angry that she's in Congress.

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Speaker 1: She's in Congress because for decades the United States of

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Speaker 1: America has allowed the mass importation of barbarians from foreign lands,

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Speaker 1: you should understand it doesn't happen without red state Republicans.

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Speaker 1: James Langford just last year from the reddest state in

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Speaker 1: the Union, Oklahoma, tried to get amnesty passed with the Democrats.

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Speaker 1: That's why you have ihann omar in her like in Congress.

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Speaker 1: All that may have made you uncomfortable, but I am right.

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Speaker 1: We will talk to Marshall Blackburn about Ed Martin, about

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Speaker 10: This bill is big and beautiful for main Street America

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Speaker 12: Well, the main thing is this helps us past President

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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about what we can expect going forward.

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Speaker 1: Senator, thank you, I appreciate you very much. All right,

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Speaker 8: Government wanted Owen McIntyre to spend the time before trial

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Speaker 1: So this guy's not behind bars because he's going through

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Speaker 1: Wade Show with Wade. Okay, Wade, could you please clarify

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Speaker 9: Yeah, so a trans terrorist is basically the left George Washington.

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Speaker 2: Yes, no, no concern at all.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I've noticed a lot of this during the Trump

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Speaker 9: They definitely weren't going to stop after he became president.

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Speaker 9: who's going to be sovereign. Judges are seen right now

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Speaker 1: What how do we end up as a country with

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Speaker 1: Yeah, kind of a kind of blows up a whole argument.

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Speaker 1: To be honest with you, Wade, Thank you brother, come

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Speaker 1: back soon. All right, we have a lot, but before

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Speaker 7: It first relates to gain of function research. Gain of

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Speaker 7: of all, it provides powerful new tools to enforce the

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Speaker 7: ban on federal funding for gain of function research abroad.

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Speaker 7: It also strengthens other oversight mechanisms related to that issue

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Speaker 7: and creates an overarching strategy to ensure that biomedical research

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Speaker 7: in general is being conducted safely and in a way

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Speaker 7: that ultimately protects human health more.

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Speaker 2: It's a big deal.

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Speaker 13: It could have been that we wouldn't have had the problem.

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Speaker 7: We had a lot of people say that, sir.

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Speaker 2: We had this done earlier.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Okay, we got an executive order, But what does all

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Speaker 1: this stuff mean. I'd still find it confusing to this

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Speaker 1: day why some of this stuff even exists. Joining me

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Speaker 1: now to break down some of this stuff for us,

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Speaker 1: Jeffrey A. Tucker, President of the Brownstone Institute, Jeffrey, can

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Speaker 1: we go.

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Speaker 2: Back to the basics here and can you explain to me.

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Speaker 1: Like I'm really really dumb, why there is any entity

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Speaker 1: on the planet that is trying to make viruses more potent?

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Speaker 13: But as we know, the fundamental reason does actually trace

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Speaker 13: to bioweapons research. So the idea is to make a

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Speaker 13: path of you and make the cure and then have

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Speaker 13: a weapon that you can use against civilian populations of

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Speaker 13: RFK gave a miniature talk at that event. It was

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Speaker 13: like two minutes description of the history of US bioweapons

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Speaker 13: research in every country in the world since World War Two.

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Speaker 13: It's wicked, it's horrible. It's sort of post nuclear bomb stuff. Now,

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Speaker 13: for sure, none of this discussion about SARS, Kobe two

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Speaker 13: or COVID has publicly been talked about in the framework

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Speaker 13: of bioweapons research, but it's pretty well known that that's

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Speaker 13: really ultimately what this research is about. You could render

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Speaker 13: it in a number of different ways, but you could

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Speaker 13: put it in the civilian contexts all, we're just looking

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Speaker 13: for better ways to get ahead of zo notic outbreaks

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Speaker 13: up the diseases that pass from animals humans and we

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Speaker 13: need antidotes to fix that, and okay, fine, But more fundamentally,

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Speaker 13: it is all wrapped up with the bioweapons research issue,

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Speaker 13: and that is all classified material, and so that's why

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Speaker 13: we don't talk about it. That's why we don't have

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Speaker 13: a lot of records. That's why even this executive order

479
00:28:27,720 --> 00:28:31,520
Speaker 13: seems to carve out certain exemptions which frustrate people, and

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Speaker 13: they look at it like, well, why are we, why

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Speaker 13: we why we Why don't we just ban it? Why

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Speaker 13: don't we just stop this nonsense? But but that gets

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Speaker 13: us into another area entirely, so they won't go there. Nonetheless,

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Speaker 13: I'm thrilled by this, by this, by this executive order

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Speaker 13: as it exists. It's a tremendous leap forward. And I

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Speaker 13: found myself just a little bit, you know, almost emotion

487
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Speaker 13: just watching this press conference with Jay and Martin mcuerie

488
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Speaker 13: and RFK up there with Trump signing this executive order,

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Speaker 13: because it does it is true that the COVID experience

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Speaker 13: traces to this gain of function research that's taking place

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Speaker 13: on contract with the Wuhan Lab, and those people in

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Speaker 13: that room, the three of them, Trump presided over the

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Speaker 13: whole thing, at least in its inception, and we'll get

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Speaker 13: to that in a second. But the other three were

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Speaker 13: the top three of the top resistors of the COVID

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Speaker 13: controls of lockdowns and the response to the pandemic conditions

497
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Speaker 13: that took place in March. And there they are now

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Speaker 13: in charge passing executive orders to try to contain the

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Speaker 13: kind of research that led to the whole chaos. I

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Speaker 13: do want to say one quick thing about that Clippy

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Speaker 13: played that I thought was so very interesting. We all

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Speaker 13: know this happened under Trump. It began, you know, in

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Speaker 13: March twenty twenty, when, at least according to the official record,

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Speaker 13: Berg Stauci and others, we don't know who the others

505
00:30:16,160 --> 00:30:20,880
Speaker 13: were leaned into Trump and they said, basically, listen, this

506
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Speaker 13: is going to happen one way or the other, so

507
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Speaker 13: you better shape up and go along with it, right,

508
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Speaker 13: And he acquiesced now at that within a few weeks

509
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Speaker 13: of that happening, he realized he had lost control of

510
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Speaker 13: his presidency, unfortunately, and that was a tragedy for him.

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Speaker 13: And he was basically not the president between March and

512
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Speaker 13: when and the election, and he kind of knew it.

513
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Speaker 13: He was sort of reduced to tweeting his way all

514
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Speaker 13: the way to the election. But there was a little

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Speaker 13: hint of of pensive sad what he said. It's like,

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Speaker 13: we wouldn't have if this had been in place before,

517
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Speaker 13: none of this would have happened. And you could just

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Speaker 13: see just a moment where he hesitates in a moment

519
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Speaker 13: of personal reflection. We've had far too little of that,

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Speaker 13: you know, We've wanted for four years for him to

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Speaker 13: just kind of make a clean statement that this is

522
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Speaker 13: a disaster, that he allowed a disaster to happen under

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Speaker 13: his watch, that he didn't resist the pandemic planets far enough,

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Speaker 13: but he's never said that. We have to believe that

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Speaker 13: he does regret it, but we don't really have the

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Speaker 13: evidence of that. So that was just a really interesting

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Speaker 13: moment when he looked back and said, gosh, I wish

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Speaker 13: that this had been in place before. But at the

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Speaker 13: same time, you know, it's so remarkable when he got

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Speaker 13: elected in twenty sixteen, if you come to him and said,

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Speaker 13: mister president, you need to be careful because there's some

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Speaker 13: dangerous research being taken place in Wuhan where they're going

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Speaker 13: to produce a virus. Then they're going to come to

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Speaker 13: you and say we have cure and tell you to

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Speaker 13: destroy the US economy and participate in the destructure of

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Speaker 13: the global economy. You better shut this down now. I mean,

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Speaker 13: would he have believed it. I wouldn't think so. I mean,

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Speaker 13: that's kind of the last thing you would expect to

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Speaker 13: have happened as president for some wild and crazy caper

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Speaker 13: like that to take place.

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Speaker 1: Jeffrey, I want to go back to something you said

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Speaker 1: a couple of minutes ago about, you know, I wish

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Speaker 1: they would just spend it all, but they left some

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Speaker 1: carve outs in there, and I mean, I guess we

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Speaker 1: all kind of know why.

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Speaker 2: Why.

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Speaker 13: Well, it has something to do with national security and

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Speaker 13: the belief that governments around the world are still engaged

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Speaker 13: in this research, and the belief that it would come

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Speaker 13: out to unilateral disarmament if the US stopped it all together.

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Speaker 13: I think that that's very likely what this is about,

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Speaker 13: that the US would somehow handicap itself and the bioweapons

553
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Speaker 13: arms race if it just stopped, stopped doing it completely,

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Speaker 13: and you know, national security would be saying, Hey, this

555
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Speaker 13: is crazy. The Rand's doing it, is doing it, She's

556
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Speaker 13: doing it, China's doing it. Why why should we do

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Speaker 13: it too? Something like that, Or if we're going to stop,

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Speaker 13: let's not make a public announcement to that effect, because

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Speaker 13: that would have been broadcast to all governments in the

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Speaker 13: world that you're free to create all the pathogens you want,

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Speaker 13: and the US would be completely disarmed. I there's probably

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Speaker 13: some I can imagine that that national security officials were

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Speaker 13: involved in this. So Trump finds himself in this position

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Speaker 13: of threading the needle between you know, these brilliant people

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Speaker 13: in the room with him just now, and then other

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Speaker 13: people who are not in that room who are whispering

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Speaker 13: in his ear otherwise. So even give a gift all

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Speaker 13: that the the executive order is, I think as well,

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Speaker 13: it's actually vastly better than I would have expected. I

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Speaker 13: never would have expected in an executive order like this

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Speaker 13: at all. So for this to come out shows we're

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Speaker 13: on a really good track. And to tell you the truth,

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Speaker 13: I think this is probably just the beginning of unraveling

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Speaker 13: the entanglements between the executive branch and the pharmaceutical industry

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Speaker 13: and the bioweapons industry. I think we're going to see

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Speaker 13: more efforts along this line. This is a big step,

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Speaker 13: but there's probably going to be more things coming in

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Speaker 13: in the coming weeks and months.

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Speaker 1: Jeffrey, why China? And let me let me finish the

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Speaker 1: question this way, of all the things that are very

581
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Speaker 1: odd and nefarious and evil with this whole thing, the

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Speaker 1: fact that we are working with our mortal enemy China

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Speaker 1: in China to create weaponized viruses that in and of itself,

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Speaker 1: everything else aside is so bunkers to me.

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Speaker 2: How did we get there?

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Speaker 13: Well, it probably began when when the US invited China

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Speaker 13: into the World Trade Organization. There was a widespread belief

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Speaker 13: for decades that we were all friends, we're all cooperating

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Speaker 13: and everything. And one of the strangest things about the

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Speaker 13: Wuhan experience with the NIH is just how friendly everybody

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Speaker 13: seemed to be. Everybody's cooperating. There was an assumption that

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Speaker 13: that even though we're really different, we're really all on

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Speaker 13: the same team. We're all working together, and there was

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Speaker 13: not a lot of suspicion going back and forth. There's

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Speaker 13: also the you know, people like Fauci in the industry

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Speaker 13: who represents are kind of they sort of represent a

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Speaker 13: meta layer of government in the world, is sort of

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Speaker 13: a globalist force that's not necessarily you know, focused on

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Speaker 13: the national interest of the United States, but that was

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Speaker 13: sort of the ideology for decades after the Cold War.

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Speaker 13: You know that we're all in this together, and it's

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Speaker 13: all going to be great. We're all going to grow together,

603
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Speaker 13: we're going to trade together, we're going to exchange secrets together.

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00:36:08,440 --> 00:36:12,680
Speaker 13: We're going to cooperate them science together. And that's why

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Speaker 13: it was in Wuhan. And and of course the CCP

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Speaker 13: doesn't play like that, right, but the US Scientific Establishment,

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Speaker 13: you know, absolutely did. The other thing is that there

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Speaker 13: was a lot of sketchiness associated with doing gain and

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Speaker 13: function research in the US, and it's very dangerous. It

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Speaker 13: had been it had been ended under a bomb of

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Speaker 13: all things, and then sort of restarted. But Fauci was

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Speaker 13: looking for a for places around the world to put

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Speaker 13: his to put his bio weapons. But you know, I say,

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Speaker 13: Fauci Fauchu working on behalf of this meta layer of

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Speaker 13: classified bio weapons industry. We're looking for labs around the

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Speaker 13: world to do this work, to keep it out of

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Speaker 13: prying eyes, you know. So it was a secret lab.

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Speaker 13: There are many others, according to Telsea gabbartt there are

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Speaker 13: many others around the world. This executive order takes big

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Speaker 13: steps towards shutting that down. This is a really scary

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Speaker 13: clandescent world. That's you're you know about what you hear

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Speaker 13: rumors and talk. When you're hanging around in DC circles,

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Speaker 13: you'll run into somebody who claims to know all about

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Speaker 13: it and give you an earful but very little verifiable

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Speaker 13: information about where the labs were and what they're doing

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00:37:34,680 --> 00:37:37,600
Speaker 13: and that sort of thing. That's necessarily the case because

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Speaker 13: it's all classified. You know. I want to say somebody

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Speaker 13: else here too, because I don't think readers entirely understand,

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Speaker 13: as I didn't for a very long time, what is

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Speaker 13: a connection between this lab leak and Mouvan, whether it

631
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Speaker 13: was intentional or or accidental. I don't really know what

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Speaker 13: was the connection between this lab leak that probably occurred

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Speaker 13: in Septimber or so of two thousand and nineteen and

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Speaker 13: the lockdowns that came to us in the spring of

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty. That's where it gets a little bit murky,

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Speaker 13: because I couldn't. It took me a long time to

637
00:38:12,640 --> 00:38:16,759
Speaker 13: sort of knit these stories together. But apparently the way

638
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Speaker 13: it went was was this that the Lablique happened, the

639
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Speaker 13: Military Olympics took place in move On, lots of people

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Speaker 13: got sick. Fauci and company and many others military, certainly

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Speaker 13: intelligence official Ci and so I certainly knew about the

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00:38:31,600 --> 00:38:37,000
Speaker 13: league as early as as October, and knew that it

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Speaker 13: had already come to the US, and according to the

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Speaker 13: official record, it was Jeremy Farrarr and Fauci were on

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Speaker 13: the phone in late January trying to figure out what

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Speaker 13: to do about it. Now, I assumed that that happened

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Speaker 13: much much earlier. It probably was in November, December something

648
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Speaker 13: like that, but anyway, they dated late January, and Fararar

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Speaker 13: says in his book that they were panicked that they

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Speaker 13: were going to get blamed for starting World War three. So,

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Speaker 13: you know, this is a kind of a weird world

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Speaker 13: of a apocalyptic scientific crazy people, and they believe that

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Speaker 13: they have this power to start World War three, and

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Speaker 13: they briefly thought that they had. And so it really

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Speaker 13: did turn on this question was it a lab origin

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Speaker 13: or was it zoonotic origin? And I think what must

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Speaker 13: have happened is that Fauci and all of his cohorts

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Speaker 13: decided that they would just commission a paper that would

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Speaker 13: announce that it was it jumped from a panglin or

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Speaker 13: a bat to humans thanks to the wet markets in China,

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Speaker 13: and that will underscore their key research things. We have

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Speaker 13: to continue to doing gata function research so we can

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Speaker 13: get ahead of the emergent spillovers that are happening from

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Speaker 13: animals to humans due to industrialization, urbanization, whatever, deforestation, the

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Speaker 13: gabilities kind of excuses. So they thought they would turn

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Speaker 13: what was really a labilique that would be blamed on

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Speaker 13: them into a story of zoonotic release that would underscore

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Speaker 13: their whole spillover theory and give them more power to

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Speaker 13: continue their game function research and their planning. And by

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Speaker 13: August David Morins and Anthony Faucio, co author or a

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Speaker 13: major article Argost of twenty twenty, a major article in

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Speaker 13: the journal called Sell that laid out a ten thousand

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Speaker 13: year history of viral spillovers due to too much moving around,

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Speaker 13: too much freedom, too much pet ownership, too much urbanization,

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Speaker 13: and so on. And they said in that article that

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Speaker 13: in order to event this kind of thing in the future,

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Speaker 13: we need a radical reconstruction of the infrastructure of the

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Speaker 13: human social order, something like that, And it was it

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Speaker 13: was a tremendously scary article. Now, this article comes out

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Speaker 13: during lockdown, so this was really their vision. It was

681
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Speaker 13: alablique that they didn't want to get blamed for, so

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Speaker 13: instead they decided to spend it as zoonotic release, a

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Speaker 13: consequence of spillover and therefore justification for them having ever

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Speaker 13: more power. So part of the thinking of the lockdown

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Speaker 13: was to create a kind of a gaslight the entire

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Speaker 13: public for as long as possible, spread fear and panic

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Speaker 13: and terror under the presumption that it was it was

688
00:41:49,160 --> 00:41:53,239
Speaker 13: it was terrible pathogens leaking from animals to humans. Get

689
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Speaker 13: everybody whipped up in a frenzy. Here's your mask, here's

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Speaker 13: your pucks of gas. Here's your arrows on your on

691
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Speaker 13: your grocery store. Your kids can't go to school, your

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Speaker 13: church's closed, we have to cancel Easter and everything because

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Speaker 13: we have to wait for the great cure, which is

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Speaker 13: coming soon enough. They promised it, you know, in the

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Speaker 13: fall to Trump, and so Trump probably believed that he

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Speaker 13: was going to distribute these vaccines to the whole country

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Speaker 13: and everybody's going to get cured. In REGARDHM as a hero.

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Speaker 13: They delayed as long as possible, in fact, un till

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Speaker 13: after the election, and then when it came out, you know,

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Speaker 13: the idea was to guarantee maximum uptake of their product.

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Speaker 13: They were selling a consumer product because Pfizer and Maderna

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Speaker 13: with her M R and A technologies working very closely

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Speaker 13: with the bioweapons industry. Obviously it was a military run,

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Speaker 13: you know, kind of response and program. So all of

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Speaker 13: this happened. It all sounds great, great, but the thing

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Speaker 13: that ruined it for them and exposed them was the

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Speaker 13: fact that the Great Shot didn't work. Now, keep in mind,

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Speaker 13: probably had reached some level of of pathogenic and dinicity

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Speaker 13: by the summer even earlier of twenty twenty, so they

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Speaker 13: had to kind of keep a frenzy going throughout the

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Speaker 13: rest of the year and all the way into the

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Speaker 13: next year about community spread. We're going to die, even

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Speaker 13: though the data was very clear that despite its being lablique,

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Speaker 13: it was not actually dangerous to working eage people, healthy

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Speaker 13: people at all.

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Speaker 2: I remember it like it was yesterday, but a trigger nightmare.

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Speaker 13: That's when the trust collapsed.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and it's still collapsed. It's freaking awful. Jeffrey,

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Speaker 1: thank you, Go back soon, sir.

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Speaker 2: We have light in the mood.

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Speaker 1: Next, all right, it is time to lighten the mood.

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Speaker 1: And I don't know if you knew this, but today

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Speaker 1: is National Nurses Day, and so we thought we would

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Speaker 1: honor one of the all time greats. I have been

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Speaker 1: in the hospital a couple of times nothing major, but

726
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Speaker 1: I had an emergency. I've been back to me and

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Speaker 1: my tonsils out and stuff like that, and the nurses

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Speaker 1: I've had have.

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Speaker 2: Been very for the most part, very helpful, very pleasant.

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Speaker 1: But I'm sad to say, especially as a young man,

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Speaker 1: I never had a nurse like Pearl.

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Speaker 6: And I had a nurse named Pearl Nelson Military. She'd

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Speaker 6: come in and do things, and I don't think you

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Speaker 6: can learn the medical school nursing school. She'd whisper in

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Speaker 6: my ear. I couldn't understand him. She whispering, she'd lean down.

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Speaker 6: He'd actually breathe on me to make sure that I was.

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Speaker 6: There was a connection to human connection. She even if

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Speaker 6: we went home and brought back her pillow from her

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Speaker 6: own bed, because he didn't knew the one I had,

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Speaker 6: the one comfortable. But I'm not joking.

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Speaker 2: Pearl sounds awesome. I'll seeable