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Speaker 1: with me here on this Tuesday, August thirty. First, we
Speaker 1: have all US troops out of Afghanistan. The Taliban is
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Speaker 1: of Afghanistan. They did this ahead of the deadline. They
Speaker 1: didn't even wait, I guess you could say on Afghan time,
Speaker 1: because they're nine ten hours ahead something like that. They
Speaker 1: decided to move in advance of the US based timeline deadline.
Speaker 1: And there are some very notable things we have to
Speaker 1: say right away. One is they did leave Americans behind.
Speaker 1: They did leave over a hundred US citizens on the
Speaker 1: ground So remember when Joe Biden promised promised that they
Speaker 1: would not leave, they would not leave without making sure
Speaker 1: every American was out. Well, that was a lie, that
Speaker 1: was not true. And there's a lot here that we
Speaker 1: can do to analyze the situation. We can talk about,
Speaker 1: for example, did the Taliban really offer to give the
Speaker 1: US full control over Cobble and to manage the whole evacuation,
Speaker 1: including security for the whole city? Their reports about that?
Speaker 1: Did the United States decide that they were going to
Speaker 1: pull out even though they knew there were Americans who
Speaker 1: were actively trying to get to the airport. We keep
Speaker 1: hearing about people who want to leave, So were there
Speaker 1: people who wanted to leave who could not get out. Well,
Speaker 1: I understand where your head is and where mine is
Speaker 1: on this one. We have to get ready, though, for
Speaker 1: what the other side is going to do and say.
Speaker 1: But first, here is General Kenneth McKenzie, and here's what
Speaker 1: he says about this departure Place six. Look, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of hard break associated with this departure. We did
Speaker 1: not get everybody out that we wanted to get out,
Speaker 1: But I think if would stayed another ten days, Louis,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't have gotten everybody out there we wanted to
Speaker 1: get out, and there still would have been people who
Speaker 1: would have been disappointed with that. It's a tough situation.
Speaker 1: But I want to emphasize again that simply because we
Speaker 1: have left, that doesn't mean the opportunities for both Americans
Speaker 1: that are in Afghanistan that want to leave Afghans who
Speaker 1: want to leave, they will not be denied that opportunity.
Speaker 1: I think our Department of State is going to work
Speaker 1: that very hard in the days and weeks ahead. So
Speaker 1: they're going to be negotiating with the Taliban for the
Speaker 1: departure of Americans who were left behind with our very
Speaker 1: hasty deadline here. Now, I understand it was a twenty
Speaker 1: year long war, but you would think that they could
Speaker 1: have extended this out a few days to get the
Speaker 1: Americans out, and to do so with some semblance of
Speaker 1: American security and projection a force on the ground. Now
Speaker 1: it's going to be okay, Taliban, please let our guys
Speaker 1: get through to the airport. Please let them get on
Speaker 1: those planes. Don't kidnap them, don't murder them or mutilate them.
Speaker 1: Let our Americans through. We're also going to be negotiating
Speaker 1: over some Afghan SIVs, these special immigrant visas that were
Speaker 1: left behind because they didn't have exactly the right paperwork.
Speaker 1: I had friends that were trying to coordinate behind the
Speaker 1: scenes to get certain Afghans out who should have been
Speaker 1: able to get out based upon the promises made to
Speaker 1: them by the United States, but they were unable to
Speaker 1: because of some issue in their paperwork, or maybe it
Speaker 1: was just they couldn't get safely to the very front
Speaker 1: of the crowds at Kabul Airport. Remember, the Taliban has
Speaker 1: actually been in charge of security during this whole process
Speaker 1: because they have the outer ring, so you couldn't actually
Speaker 1: get to Kabul Airport unless the Taliban lets you, and
Speaker 1: now they control everything. You've seen the photo of the
Speaker 1: last American soldier getting on a transport plane to get
Speaker 1: out of Afghanistan. You've seen the photos of Taliban fighters
Speaker 1: decked out at American gear head to toe walking into
Speaker 1: a giant hangar with Chinook helicopters still in place. And yes,
Speaker 1: the billions and billions of dollars we spent equipping and
Speaker 1: training the Afghan national security forces that has fallen directly
Speaker 1: into Taliban hand. So they walk around now, dressed in
Speaker 1: brand new American gear courtesy of Uncle Sam. Taliban fighters
Speaker 1: look like they actually are ready for the fight. And
Speaker 1: John Kirby was on MSNBC. You know this is the
Speaker 1: guy who's the Pentagon spokesman. He was asked by Morning Joe,
Speaker 1: how does it feel to play so much faith in
Speaker 1: the Taliban? And you have had to do that this
Speaker 1: whole time, Play one. There's nothing about faith here, Willie,
Speaker 1: nothing at all. It's not about trust. We developed a
Speaker 1: pragmatic relationship that we had to do over the last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks to help get people safely to the
Speaker 1: airport and get them out of there. And it worked.
Speaker 1: But believe me, nobody's resting on laurels here, and nobody's
Speaker 1: just going to take it at face value what the
Speaker 1: Talibans say. We're going to hold them accountable for their actions,
Speaker 1: not just their words, their actions, and again we have
Speaker 1: tools available to us across the range of our government
Speaker 1: to do that. We'll see about that. They have had
Speaker 1: to put a tremendous amount of faith in the Taliban,
Speaker 1: that much is clear. Maybe they don't trust them, but
Speaker 1: they have to ask them to do things kind of
Speaker 1: begged them Really, it's embarrassing, isn't it the United States
Speaker 1: to be dealing with this medieval cult, medieval cult that
Speaker 1: treats women brutally and children. This was the actual question
Speaker 1: posed to him. Is the Taliban different now? Will you
Speaker 1: probably saw if you were on the internet yesterday and
Speaker 1: on social media, the Taliban hanging somebody from one of
Speaker 1: our six million dollars US Blackhawk helicopters flying that person
Speaker 1: around cobble. I mean, this is a group that has
Speaker 1: led by men of savage mindset who embrace a fundamentalist
Speaker 1: brutality that has not gone away. Now in the short term,
Speaker 1: they perhaps, and this is true, recognize that some of
Speaker 1: their interests are served by not going as crazy as
Speaker 1: they possible. Lee Kennor would want to. But how long
Speaker 1: will that last? And what are we going to do
Speaker 1: about the Americans left behind? Here's John Kirby on MSNBC
Speaker 1: again asked about the Afghans who have been left. Remember
Speaker 1: the Afghans that the United States government promised, we will
Speaker 1: get you out do this for us, We will get
Speaker 1: you out. And I understand right now there are people
Speaker 1: who say, oh, but we're taking in so many Afghans?
Speaker 1: Have they all been properly vetted. They all do need
Speaker 1: to be properly vetted, and there needs to be procedure
Speaker 1: in place to make sure that we don't have infiltrations
Speaker 1: of any ISIS sympathizers. And I think those are all
Speaker 1: very fair points. I stand with that notion. But I
Speaker 1: also believe that when you shake a man's hand, whether
Speaker 1: it's you're an individual or the government of the United
Speaker 1: States of America, and you say, this is my word,
Speaker 1: this is my bond, here is the contract you keep
Speaker 1: that this is a point of honor. If we are
Speaker 1: an honorable people, our government keeps its word to those
Speaker 1: who help in conflict zones around the world. So what
Speaker 1: do we do about those Afghans who were left behind?
Speaker 1: Who were I'm not talking about Afghans who just want
Speaker 1: to get out because they don't like the Taliban. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about those who we made a deal with. All Right,
Speaker 1: We're not supposed to double cross people. We're America. I
Speaker 1: know that we're not perfect, and our government, as we've
Speaker 1: seen very clearly, is somewhat run by buffoons. But what
Speaker 1: do we do about the Afghans left behind? Here's John
Speaker 1: Kirby play too. I would tell them Willie that they
Speaker 1: still have that commitment. We thank them for their service,
Speaker 1: We're grateful for what they did, and we moved out
Speaker 1: an incredible number in a span of two weeks, one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty three thousand, the vast majority of which
Speaker 1: we're Afghans, Afghan Allies, people like them who helped us.
Speaker 1: As General Mackenzie said yesterday, we're heartbroken that we couldn't
Speaker 1: get everybody out, but they still have our commitment. They
Speaker 1: still have the commitment of this administration and the United States,
Speaker 1: and we're going to do everything we can to continued
Speaker 1: to try to get them out of that country and
Speaker 1: out safely. What is that commitment really worth? What does
Speaker 1: that commitment mean? What does it do? I think if
Speaker 1: you ask some of the terrified Afghans who are hiding
Speaker 1: right now and hoping they don't receive these night letters
Speaker 1: that have been put on doors in Cobblin, I'm sure
Speaker 1: in places all over Afghanistan saying we know who you are,
Speaker 1: We're coming for you. I'm not sure Kirby saying that
Speaker 1: we are committed to them really does very much at all.
Speaker 1: But this is what we're left with. This is where
Speaker 1: we are. There are many questions that remain. Among them,
Speaker 1: is this going to become a terror safe haven and
Speaker 1: what will that look like? What will that mean for
Speaker 1: the rest of the world. Now, I've been hearing this
Speaker 1: phrase Saudi Arabia without the oil as in the Taliban war,
Speaker 1: a strict fundamentalist Islamic regime, But of course they don't
Speaker 1: have the enormous financial resources that come from oil reserves.
Speaker 1: They will be selling a whole lot of opium, but
Speaker 1: even that is not on the same scale as what
Speaker 1: you get in the Saudi oil fields. So that will
Speaker 1: mean there's a different level of force projection and ideological
Speaker 1: projection all over the world, even if the Afghan Taliban
Speaker 1: goes all in on Jihadis philosophy. But what about these
Speaker 1: ISIS fighters who are in this splinter faction, if you will,
Speaker 1: are this other entity operating inside of Afghanistan right now?
Speaker 1: How many of them are there? What is their strength?
Speaker 1: Here's General Mackenzie again talent talking about that play five.
Speaker 1: They remain a very lethal force, and I think we
Speaker 1: would assess that probably they're at least two thousand hardcore
Speaker 1: ISIS fighters in Afghanistan now, and of course many of
Speaker 1: those come from the prisons that were there were opened
Speaker 1: a few days ago, so that number is up and
Speaker 1: as probably as high as it's ever been in quite
Speaker 1: a while. Two thousand hardcore ISIS fighters. I mean, the
Speaker 1: Taliban opened up the prisons and let out the worst
Speaker 1: of the worst. So you can imagine what that's going
Speaker 1: to do to this society. And there's so many ways
Speaker 1: this could play out. You could even have a circumstance
Speaker 1: where right now, maybe the Taliban leadership is pragmatic in
Speaker 1: its approach to things. Now, pragmatism doesn't mean that they're
Speaker 1: good guys, obviously, it just means it's in their interest
Speaker 1: right now, you know, this is this starts to be like, well,
Speaker 1: you know, we fought against the Nazis and we allied
Speaker 1: with the Soviets to do so. The Soviets were really bad.
Speaker 1: Stalin's regime was really awful and evil and wanted to
Speaker 1: destroy us too. But sometimes work with you know, the
Speaker 1: enemy of your enemy as your friends, as the mantra,
Speaker 1: and you forget about the fact that they're still your enemy.
Speaker 1: And I think that we may see that playing out
Speaker 1: with ISIS fighters in Afghanistan. I'm not sure yet how
Speaker 1: this will go and remember that all the projections you see,
Speaker 1: all the claims out there about what's going to happen,
Speaker 1: are coming from an intelligence and national security apparatus that
Speaker 1: has been humiliated, I mean humiliated by the fall of
Speaker 1: the Afghan national security forces that they apparently could not
Speaker 1: see coming at all, had no idea. How is that possible? Well,
Speaker 1: apparently it is because it just happened. We saw it happen.
Speaker 1: So remember that as you hear people prognosticating on the
Speaker 1: future of Afghanistan, but our twenty year war there is over.
Speaker 1: It's done, and there's going to be a lot of
Speaker 1: soul ching, a lot of after action report and analysis
Speaker 1: about what was achieved, what wasn't achieved, How do we
Speaker 1: get drawn in for so long? What did we miss?
Speaker 1: And as importantly as anything else, perhaps most importantly, how
Speaker 1: does the lesson of Afghanistan affect us going forward? How
Speaker 1: does this whole process of twenty years in this country
Speaker 1: as a nation? What does it tell us about our future?
Speaker 1: I mean, I will say that I believe it means
Speaker 1: nation building, especially in cultures or in countries with cultures
Speaker 1: that are very different from our own, not a mission
Speaker 1: set that we take on never again, not doing that again,
Speaker 1: mission creep and the sense that you can drift into
Speaker 1: a longer and larger obligation than you initially set out
Speaker 1: to when it comes to military force and all the
Speaker 1: reconstruction efforts and democracy promotion or all that not our job,
Speaker 1: not our mission. We can help others who want to
Speaker 1: do it for themselves, we cannot do it for them.
Speaker 1: In many ways, I think that's one of the biggest
Speaker 1: lessons of Afghanistan. We had our brilliant, brave soldiers out
Speaker 1: there trying to hold together a country that just didn't
Speaker 1: have the cultural, political, social cohesion to stay together itself.
Speaker 1: And we couldn't hold it together for them, and we
Speaker 1: couldn't do the fighting and the logistics and the things
Speaker 1: that we had been forever for them. And so this
Speaker 1: is where we are. Let's talk in a second here
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Speaker 1: there are the so stupid nobody will believe it explanations
Speaker 1: for the Biden decisions in Afghanistan. And then there are
Speaker 1: the ones that I think are unfortunately going to be
Speaker 1: a little bit more effective, but on the so dumb
Speaker 1: nobody really is going to be able to get very
Speaker 1: far with them. I mean, if you're looking for the
Speaker 1: height of stupidity. Mazie Horrono, the senator from Hawaii. As
Speaker 1: I've said, Hawaii such an amazing place. Such bad politicians
Speaker 1: and politics come out of Hawaii. I love Hawaii, I
Speaker 1: love Hawaiians, I love the people who live there. But
Speaker 1: Mazie Horrono, it's just democrat enclave. Anyway, here is the
Speaker 1: senator on how it's Trump's fault. Of course, Play seven.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of Afghans who were applying for
Speaker 1: these special immigrant visas, and the Trump administration still walk
Speaker 1: these visas to the point where it was not even happening,
Speaker 1: and so the development of a lot of our Afghan
Speaker 1: partners in their families who are not able to get
Speaker 1: out is not something that just happened overnight that this is.
Speaker 1: This is a situation that was very much on in
Speaker 1: my view, the Trump administration. But we're going to move
Speaker 1: forward and do everything we can to get all of
Speaker 1: these people out in the coming months. Ah for the
Speaker 1: true it's the Trump administration, you see. Now, this is
Speaker 1: what I want to tell you right now, So you
Speaker 1: prepare for that, because that's just they'll try that. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's really going to work. Blaming Trump. It's
Speaker 1: it's weak. It's a little bit when they said, you
Speaker 1: remember when Trump had a roaring economy, well, for three
Speaker 1: years the only thing that stopped the roaring economy was COVID,
Speaker 1: which had nothing to do with Trump, as we know.
Speaker 1: But for three years we had this was booming economy.
Speaker 1: But the first two years of it, we kept hearing
Speaker 1: about the oh, it's the Obama economy. It's the Obama economy.
Speaker 1: That's so it's not Trump. And this was this was
Speaker 1: just weak sauce. This was JV kind of stuff. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's the it's the Obama Trump's running the show. Now.
Speaker 1: Trump has put his people into place, and eighteen months in,
Speaker 1: twenty four months in we're gonna say it's Obama. That's
Speaker 1: the reason the economy is so good. It was laughable, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, they were gonna be Trump was running for
Speaker 1: reelection after his first term. Oh, it's the Obama economy.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the kind of stuff that they
Speaker 1: said no one really believed that, no one really believed it.
Speaker 1: But on this Afghanistan situation, get ready for it. Give
Speaker 1: it about a week, maybe less, and the Democrat corporate
Speaker 1: media will be talking about Biden's genius in ending the
Speaker 1: war and the amazing improvisation his team showed under pressure.
Speaker 1: And they will look at anyone who questions this Soviet
Speaker 1: style rewriting of recent history like they're the crazy one.
Speaker 1: I know that you must be thinking, come on, that's
Speaker 1: not they can't, no, buck, come on, no, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: all of the debacle, the losses that we suffered here
Speaker 1: of prestige, all of it that will I mean the
Speaker 1: only part of this that the Biden administration isn't going
Speaker 1: to be able to completely whitewash is, of course, the
Speaker 1: loss of our thirteen brave American service members. That's the
Speaker 1: part of this that is going to endure. But other
Speaker 1: than that, it's it's all going to be. And they'll say, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, nothing is perfect. It was a chaotic situation,
Speaker 1: but we made the right move. I'm telling you what
Speaker 1: feels right now, like the by administration is everyone was
Speaker 1: agreeing a week ago, what a disaster this is. Give it,
Speaker 1: give it a few days, maybe a few weeks. They'll
Speaker 1: be saying, you know, Joe actually did a prett damn
Speaker 1: good eye to be a pretty good job. Joe actually
Speaker 1: got it done. Yeah, he's a really strategic genius. Actually,
Speaker 1: oh no, he's fantastic. I know you hear this and
Speaker 1: you're like me and you want to throw things. But
Speaker 1: they're already getting this ready. They're already preparing this narrative
Speaker 1: for the future. I mean, here's Clara McCaskill, for example,
Speaker 1: on the White House deadline that now has been enforced.
Speaker 1: Here you go play play three. What you really need
Speaker 1: to realize is the speed with which the Taliban took
Speaker 1: over validates Joe Biden's decision because our mission had failed.
Speaker 1: Now was the deal that the Trump did ridiculous? Yes?
Speaker 1: Was he asking the Taliban to Camp David and acting,
Speaker 1: and so they were valid state actors. Yes, all of
Speaker 1: that was bad, but the bottom line is, no matter
Speaker 1: when we pulled out, it was going to be messy.
Speaker 1: No matter when we pulled out, there were going to
Speaker 1: be throngs of people gathered at the departure point, and
Speaker 1: our military were been called on to protect them, which
Speaker 1: makes them sitting duck for these terrorists. See, it was
Speaker 1: always going to be bad. Joe Biden gets credit for
Speaker 1: being brave. Forget about the fact that this whole thing
Speaker 1: collapsed in what felt like minutes. Forget about the fact
Speaker 1: that we left Americans behind. Forget about the fact, yes Democrats,
Speaker 1: that we took casualties over there. They're going to try
Speaker 1: to memory hole all of this. Joe Biden made the
Speaker 1: right call, a gut seat call. Even I know you
Speaker 1: hear this and your blood boils. I feel the same way.
Speaker 1: But if you think that there's going to be some
Speaker 1: massive surge of accountability for Biden being a clearly not
Speaker 1: up for the job buffoon, I got another thing. I
Speaker 1: got another thing to tell you. It's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: I also feel this way, and I don't hear a
Speaker 1: lot of other conservatives say this. I really resent the
Speaker 1: fact that they've put us in a position whereas somebody
Speaker 1: who thinks about analyzes comments on politics, I don't ever
Speaker 1: like making making fun of dementia, or it's not something
Speaker 1: that it's very serious issue. It's like making fun of
Speaker 1: a physical infirmity. It's not something that you do, right,
Speaker 1: That's not an ethical thing to do. But he is
Speaker 1: the president of the United States, and he's clearly foggy,
Speaker 1: and he's clearly too old, and it's a problem for
Speaker 1: all of us that this is the reality. And it's
Speaker 1: shameful that Democrats have put this guy who is declining
Speaker 1: in front of our very eyes, in this role. So
Speaker 1: I'm angry at them. I'm angry at the people that
Speaker 1: propped him up. I'm angry at the media outlets that
Speaker 1: pretended like he was up for this job. And I
Speaker 1: know how they do this. Oh, how dare you you
Speaker 1: the dementia? You know you're talking about his dementia and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. Yeah, well, what choice do we have.
Speaker 1: The guy shouldn't be president of the United States, obviously. Oh,
Speaker 1: but they are going to start saying otherwise really loudly. Now,
Speaker 1: Oh no, the Afghan situation. It was all about the decision,
Speaker 1: the gutsy call. Here's sake bomb getting you're ready for
Speaker 1: play four. The President stands by his decision to bring
Speaker 1: our men and women home from Afghanistan because if he
Speaker 1: had not, his view and the view of many experts
Speaker 1: in military out there, as we would have sent tens
Speaker 1: of thousands potentially or thousands at least more troops back
Speaker 1: into harm's way, risking more lives and more people to
Speaker 1: fight a war. The Afghans were not willing to fight themselves.
Speaker 1: Nothing has changed in that. Regard Biden the hero, that's
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Speaker 1: governor is open to the idea of conscience protections from
Speaker 1: forced vaccination, and I'm certainly hoping that that goes forward.
Speaker 1: It's early stage, though, so people around the guy who
Speaker 1: would have to sign it I'm talking to because there
Speaker 1: has been some let's just say, unwillingness from other governor's
Speaker 1: mansions to take a stand and be a leader. But
Speaker 1: Florida Ron, Florida's Ron de Santon is of course getting
Speaker 1: it done. Still the best governor in America, and here
Speaker 1: he is on how they got rid of his Rather,
Speaker 1: localities are just overriding. He's the governor and these localities
Speaker 1: are in his state. But they're saying, oh no, we
Speaker 1: are going to mandate masks. Even though you say there
Speaker 1: has to be an option, a mandate cannot be in place.
Speaker 1: There must be an opt out based on parents for
Speaker 1: their kids. The localities are just saying no, they're just
Speaker 1: being lawless. Essentially, here's what Ronda Santa says about their
Speaker 1: actions Play eleven. Well, it's it's going to be appealed. Obviously,
Speaker 1: it's a problematic if you look at the ruling. He's
Speaker 1: basically saying that it had it violated the school school boards,
Speaker 1: the Parents' Bill of Rights violas the school board. But
Speaker 1: in reality, the school boards weren't even parties to the case.
Speaker 1: So I think we're gonna have really good grounds to
Speaker 1: appeal in terms of the first District Court of Appeal.
Speaker 1: And look, at the end of the day, what the parents'
Speaker 1: Bill of Rights requires in our judgment is that parents
Speaker 1: be given the right to opt out. Yeah, parents should
Speaker 1: have a right to opt out, obviously, obviously, but Democrats
Speaker 1: don't want it. Notice how it's never enough for them
Speaker 1: to lockdowners or never contend to protect themselves. They must
Speaker 1: control you two. Somehow. They have all these things that
Speaker 1: they think really work, masking, vaccine, social distancing, handwashing, all
Speaker 1: these different things, but it's never enough. You have to
Speaker 1: do it too, all of it, or else you're a
Speaker 1: bad person. This should tell you something about their mentality
Speaker 1: and the reality of what we are, what we are
Speaker 1: facing here. And then there's Amherst College. This is some
Speaker 1: crazy stuff. This is my alma mater. I just had
Speaker 1: to bring this up to you. Where it was always liberal,
Speaker 1: I mean it was there were always issues with it
Speaker 1: in that regard, but I knew that it was going
Speaker 1: to get particularly crazy. I knew that it was likely
Speaker 1: that they were going to get out of control in
Speaker 1: this era of COVID, even with a vaccine mandate in place. Okay,
Speaker 1: Amherst College has a vaccine mandate in place. It is
Speaker 1: keeping its dining hall closed, and it is barring stud
Speaker 1: students from walking I mean the town next to Amer's colleges.
Speaker 1: It's across the street. I mean, you walk fifty yards
Speaker 1: and you're in town. You're not allowed to go in
Speaker 1: town other than for quote essential business. This is from
Speaker 1: Alec McGillis on Twitter. Essential business like banking or pharmacy needs.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is insane. They're telling this is a
Speaker 1: college college campus that's saying you can't leave campus to
Speaker 1: go into town except for specific needs that we designate.
Speaker 1: And everyone on this campus is vaccinated. Everybody, they have
Speaker 1: a vaccine mandate, so they're all vaxed, which means that
Speaker 1: they shouldn't have to worry about hospitalization or death right
Speaker 1: because even though we know you can still give the
Speaker 1: virus and get the virus, when you're vaxed, they tell
Speaker 1: you can't get and they're at low risk anyway because
Speaker 1: they're young. I mean, all the college students are obviously
Speaker 1: at very low risk. They're fine, less risky for them
Speaker 1: than the flu. But they're not allowed to go in town.
Speaker 1: And how they even go to enforce this? What kind
Speaker 1: of insanity is this? Anyone who has tested positive for
Speaker 1: COVID will be put into isolation for ten days in
Speaker 1: a dorm room designated for this. You have to go
Speaker 1: into quarantine for ten days if you test positive for
Speaker 1: quote COVID in a room that they assigned you, because
Speaker 1: obviously there's a lot of cohabitation, you know, co living
Speaker 1: situations with students. I gotta tell you, this is this
Speaker 1: is madness. This is madness. Outdoors students must wear face
Speaker 1: covering outdoor mask mandate all community members must mask if
Speaker 1: they are tending a gathering of more than twenty five people,
Speaker 1: regardless of where it is. This is crazy. This is
Speaker 1: in science. This is a religious belief for left wing
Speaker 1: loons who think that CNN is God and and think
Speaker 1: that if they obey Faucci all the time, they'll live forever.
Speaker 1: We are all going to die. We are all on
Speaker 1: borrowed time. We all should make the best use of
Speaker 1: the time we have and live free and happy and
Speaker 1: meaningful lives. And you can't do that with idiot libs
Speaker 1: running around telling you to triple mask, don't go see anyone,
Speaker 1: don't go to anything. Oh my gosh, adulta virus. Uh,
Speaker 1: what a bunch of cowards. They're such babies. This is
Speaker 1: the truth of the fauci I madness. These are people
Speaker 1: who are of weak mind and weak character. Oh, they
Speaker 1: can't go into town or else. Maybe he'll be near
Speaker 1: somebody who's come they're vaccinated. Anyway. Oh, I mentioned one
Speaker 1: quick thing. I mentioned the reality here of COVID and
Speaker 1: and also the media of media numbers on this. This
Speaker 1: is stunning. You have such a huge disparity in whether
Speaker 1: if you're a Democrat, you basically believe the media. If
Speaker 1: you're a Republican, you don't, Here we go. I'll give
Speaker 1: you the Republicans with trust and national media seventy percent
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen, thirty five percent in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: I love it, love it. Do not trust the lib media.
Speaker 1: Don't trust them. Democrats. By the way, eighty three percent
Speaker 1: trust the media. Okay, eighty three percent trust the media.
Speaker 1: Thirty percent of Republicans trust the media national news organizations.
Speaker 1: Democrats are living in a fantasy land, a fantasy land
Speaker 1: where they think the media is unbiased because it feeds
Speaker 1: them what they want to hear. It feeds them what
Speaker 1: they want to believe. We don't do that here. Please
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