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Autism, The Deadly Truth |EP662 · The Big Mig Show

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  All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
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  What's going on with the shirt? You seem like you're giving it a
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  lot. Of the I was just, you know,
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  What are you smiling out there? You're laughing at something.
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  Somebody just said I like that shirt better than the F1
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  yesterday, so just laughing. Yeah, yeah, I'm going to do my
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  before we get, I just want to talk about a few things.
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  What's going on? Because, you know, Trump is at
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  the UN today in New York. NY's a hot mess over there with
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  traffic and all that. But it was funny.
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  I heard Mccrone had to walk. I was just going to say it.
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  Well, he got stopped by the police.
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  They couldn't move because Trump's motorcade was coming
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  through. It was funny, but you know, when
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  Trump got in the building Melania was in first, and then
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  him got in the escalator and then it stopped working.
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  And then, then, yeah. And then when he was talking.
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  Later broke. It just stopped working.
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  Yeah. And then he was going to speak
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  and his teleprompter stopped working.
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  So good old Trump fashion, he goes, you know, you invited me
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  here. And, you know, the escalator
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  broke, the teleprompter broke. But, you know, he just was being
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  funny. It was, you know, Yeah, good old
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  Trump fashion. Yeah, so sabotage escalator.
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  I don't know, maybe they thought he couldn't get up, but of
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  course they're wrong because he walks the golf course all the
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  time. So.
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  All right, so we got a couple of before we go into the show
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  because we're going to be talking about autism.
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  It seems to be a hot topic. Of course, you know you can only
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  get this here on Rumble, right? You got to love Rumble because
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  they never ever suspend us. They never ban us.
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  They never block us. So if you could do the paid
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  It's 10 bucks a month. This is where you can get the
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  truth. You're not going to get it over
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  on YouTube or locals because we can't even show a show like
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  this. They would shut us down in
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  seconds. I'd like to play a little set
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  the mood here, George, I don't know if you watch these at all.
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  You know, everybody on this show knows I've got a moderately
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  childish sense of humor. That edgy New York.
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  Maybe it's the you can take the kid out of the Bronx.
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  You can't take the Bronx out of the kid thing.
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  But anyway, I got a couple of clips here that I thought you
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  guys would enjoy. They made me laugh.
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  Hopefully they make you laugh also all.
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  Right here we go, I'm. Feeling like a mood ain't
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  something gone bad and you know it's too late when you realize
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  what you have. And now I'm driving back and I'm
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  going fast. Keep my She's closed.
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  It's broken. Just hold on to get.
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  Let's make it home, get my squeeze do tight leg.
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  I'll have to stop on the road. I'm gonna just focus on my
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  breathing and hope to come down. Gets between and so damn
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  wheezing. Come on, handle my guts.
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  Like with the trimester I failed sound to drive and now I'm
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  driving back and I start to swim.
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  Feel hard and cold and smoking. Just hold on to get let's make
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  it home. Are you squeezing tight leg
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  swerving? Not on the road.
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  I'll try to stay calm and remain seated.
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  Fucking Lance. Yeah, and there's one more.
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  So we got to roll with it, of course.
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  Let. Me, just play it.
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  Let's just roll. Did you know that in the wild,
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  there's a creature so reptilian, so cannibalistic, so dangerous
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  that it will actually destroy its own young before they're
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  even? Born.
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  Of course I'm talking about the. Uterus of a progressive.
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  Liberal woman. This is just a harmless
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  alligator behind me. They actually protect their
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  young. Imagine that.
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  I doubt it's facts right there. Yeah.
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  Liberal uterus woman would kill their young before they're even
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  born. Yeah, that they both made me
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  laugh. Couldn't help myself, you know
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  And again, I guess you just have you guys just have to put up
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  with my childish sense of humor. It is what it is All right So
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  you know it's interesting we we've heard lots of theories
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  across the years nobody could really explain and you know
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  George, I think we ought to go off the factual statistics of
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  course not necessarily what RFK has just said just the factual
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  statistics of what's going on. So for the people that didn't
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  see our show a couple of days ago, we we covered a little bit
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  of this, but right now autism one in 31, three-point 2% of all
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  children aged 8 years have been identified with autism spectrum
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  disorder. And that's estimates from the CD
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  CS autism and development disabilities monitoring.
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  We're not taking those selectively.
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  So again, those are CDC numbers and that's as of 2025.
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  Now are those low? Are they high?
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  I have no idea. I don't really trust the CDC.
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  I'd say they're probably low. Of course it goes across all
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  races, ethnics and socio economic groups.
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  It's three times more common among boys than among girls.
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  I wonder why that is? I, I don't know, but it's
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  interesting, right? I mean, I, that doesn't even
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  make sense to me. There's been a nearly 300%
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  increase in autism diagnosis over the past 20 years.
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  These are all numbers. This is not RFK.
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  Not because I don't think RFK is right, but some people claim
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  that RFK is accelerating the numbers.
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  I think RK just happens to be on top of the real numbers.
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  I trust him. I know a lot of people that know
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  him personally. They tell me he's a very, very
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  straightforward guy. He doesn't ever try to inflate
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  anything. So you're talking about 10 to
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  20% every two years increasing. So every every two years it's
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  going up 10 to 20% higher. Some people say it's because of
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  the quality of diagnostics and the screening improvements.
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  I don't know if I'm buying that. Some people claim, of course,
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  that the vaccines aren't connected to it.
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  I don't know if I'm buying that. We were probably one of the
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  first groups online we did when we got suspended and banned for
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  it in many places when we warned you guys that the vaccines, at
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  least for COVID, were experimental.
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  We've also had a lot of health experts.
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  George, how many health experts do you think we've had on the
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  show for people to go back and watch episodes?
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  How many do you think from the very beginning?
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  Yeah, at least 20. Oh, it's got to be more than 20.
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  I bet you it's 40. I bet you it's maybe 30 or 40.
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  Health experts. I bet the number is that high.
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  We've had a lot of people on this show talking about all
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  kinds of things, not just vaccines, but all sorts of
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  health things, right? You know, it's, it's just we've,
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  we've covered a lot of topics and we do that because we want
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  to help you guys. We want you guys to get people
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  that are experts. They're much smarter than we
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  are. And you know, you definitely
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  want to pay attention to that. So, George, President Trump just
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  announced and you know this, that the use of acetamina fin,
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  of course, which is aspirin, and that's the active ingredient of
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  tilesol. Yeah.
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  Is it called aspirin? I forget.
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  Yeah, and the active ingredient, it can increase the risk of
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  autism when used by pregnant women.
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  Now, I don't know if it affects other people beyond pregnant
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  women, but I guess the FDA is going to issue a physician's
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  notice about the risk of taking this product during pregnancy to
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  begin the process to initiate a safety label change is what
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  Kennedy said. President Trump also pleaded
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  with mothers not to pump their babies with too many vaccines at
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  once. So what do you think here,
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  George? I mean, I know they're treading
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  lightly, but they've come up with an autism action plan.
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  And I think it makes sense. Let's face it, if you look it
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  over the last 10 or 20 or 30 years, when autism.
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  Is landing I got to, I got to correct you on something because
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  I just looked it up to to so Tylenol is not aspirin because
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  you said aspirin and it's not aspirin.
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  No, I said acetaminophen. But you brought up aspirin.
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  Even somebody said it. OK, so on that, what I'm telling
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  you isn't acetaminophen, isn't that aspirin?
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  No. You sure?
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  Positive, I just looked it up too to confirm it.
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  Got to go look. OK, I apologize.
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  For that I mean. Happy you guys corrected me.
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  Yeah. So they, I mean, they say
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  there's a link with Tylenol. So what that link is, I don't
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  think, I don't know if they know yet or we have all that
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  information. But you know, what is it?
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  What is it, you know, they got to do?
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  You got to either they got to do more studies or what's it
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  correlating to? But I mean, it's tough.
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  You know, it's difficult. Acetaminophen is using lots of
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  odor over the counter. So it's not just Tylenol, it's a
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  lot of over the. Yeah, there's a lot of stuff so.
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  I probably read it on a label of some painkiller that I was
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  looking at or taking in because even myself I've taken Tylenol
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  many times. Makes me wonder about that.
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  I don't take ibuprofen because it really bothers my stomach.
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  So they say, well, you're supposed to eat when you take
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  ibuprofen. So but they say like.
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  Yeah, I do it still. Bothers for, for a pregnant
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  woman for like all the back pains and all the aches and
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  stuff they're going through. What are they going to take?
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  What is there to take? We have an alternative here, you
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  know. I don't know, but if I had to
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  come down to giving my child autism, I think I'd probably
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  have to suffer it out. Not that I'm asking women to
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  suffer, but I mean, childbirths tough.
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  There's no doubt there are a lot of aches and pains that come
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  with it, but but there's got to be some connection.
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  Because here's something Jordan, hold on 10.
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  Or 20 years? The increase in autism?
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  What else can you finger? OK, but hold on, here's the
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  thing. So all right, when our mothers
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  were pregnant with us, they were taking Tylenol back then, and
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  the autism rates were not high at all.
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  So I asked my mom. That's my mom too.
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  She took Tylenol so. It explains it.
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  Yeah it does because I do have ADHD and fucking some other shit
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  but. Well, interesting enough I was
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  being funny. But in fact you do have ADHD.
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  I do. Which you wonder?
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  I'm the only one though, my two sisters and brother don't do.
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  But anyway. So regardless, there's something
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  over time that's causing the autism.
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  I'm not, I'm necessarily I don't, I don't see Tom law as
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  that being the factor. Me personally, because if you
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  look at from back then, from 60s, seventies, all a lot of
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  women were taking it so but the autism rates spiked.
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  I forget what year, when they, when they started, when they
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  started spiking. I don't know what year I don't,
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  I don't have that information. So you have to look at that time
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  frame and see what what's different, what what's going on.
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  I mean, let's face it, all that like they're pushing all these
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  vaccines on a kid when a newborn, do they really need it?
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  And like it made a valid point, like hepatitis B, the baby
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  doesn't need that. It really doesn't.
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  You want to give it to them when they're when they're 1215.
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  All right, fine, whatever, that's your choice.
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  But an infant doesn't need it. It really doesn't because it
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  only can be transmitted either sexually or I think I mean, a
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  mother can transmit it to the to the infant in the womb.
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  We know that, but I don't know, it's just there's too much
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  stuff. You know, I know some
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  naturopaths that have never, they have children that have
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  never been inoculated for any disease.
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  The kids are extremely healthy at the end of the day.
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  My problem is, is that I have a very low level of trust with not
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  only the CDC and the FDA, but I have a very low level of trust
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  with big Pharma. I feel like they don't want to
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  cure the diseases, they only want to treat the symptoms well.
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  So my issue is Big Pharma's the one the telling people that they
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  should get all these vaccines into their children, of course,
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  extremely profitable. And the question is, is it
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  necessary? I mean.
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  You know, so here's a valid point and look at the Amish
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  there's autism is relatively non existent in their in their among
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  them. OK, let's take it a step
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  further. I don't know how many vaccines
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  they're getting that I I didn't even look up.
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  I hadn't. I don't have that information,
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  but. I mean, they seem like a pretty
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  healthy group of people, right? Well, I think they have 0
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  autism. And I think what's interesting
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  is if you look at the Tylenol usage started about 25 years ago
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  and yeah, about 25 years ago when Tylenol really started to
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  get pushed. I don't know if it was a
• 20:24
  marketing campaign or whatever, but of course, Tylenol, that
• 20:29
  seems to be the same timeline. You asked about a timeline,
• 20:31
  George. 25 years is about when all this autism really started
• 20:36
  to kick in. So they've kind of reached back
• 20:39
  and that's kind of what they've talked about because I guess
• 20:45
  they're talking about systemic and inflammation.
• 20:49
  Of course, the combinations of vaccines.
• 20:51
  You've got a pathway to regression chart here that they,
• 20:54
  you actually, I don't know if they used it at the snow, but
• 20:56
  you've let's put that up for a bit.
• 20:57
  Just go to the show. Talk about I'm looking up
• 20:59
  something for us. You got it.
• 21:04
  Yeah. Well, no, that was, that's
• 21:05
  actually the the first one. That's the path that they're
• 21:08
  going to make sure that there's labeling.
• 21:11
  But I'm talking about that next chart.
• 21:12
  You've got the pathway to regression.
• 21:15
  Oh, sorry. So what they're saying is that
• 21:17
  people get the vaccine, right? That the children get the
• 21:19
  vaccine and then they get a fever or seizure trigger event,
• 21:22
  which is what vaccines do. They, they trigger the immune
• 21:25
  response in the body at a lower level, not as if you it's.
• 21:29
  So it's as if you got a very small amount of a fragment of
• 21:33
  the disease you're trying to block.
• 21:36
  So then they give them Tylenol, I guess that depletes
• 21:40
  glutathione, which weakens your defenses.
• 21:44
  And then all of a sudden developmental regression kicks
• 21:47
  in, which is the autism. So this is kind of what they're
• 21:52
  saying happens. Now we've got a clip from SO.
• 21:54
  Hold on, hold on. I want to go to something.
• 21:55
  So Tylenol came out came out in 1955 South any women have been
• 22:02
  taking it probably since after that time.
• 22:06
  I, I don't think, I think what they're associating the 25 year
• 22:09
  timeline with is that Tylenol came out with a marketing
• 22:12
  campaign that had to do with taking Tylenol when you're
• 22:16
  having difficulties with pregnancy.
• 22:17
  So. People might not have been
• 22:20
  taking Tylenol in the beginning for pregnancy, you know, back
• 22:23
  pains like you described. I don't think that Tylenol
• 22:25
  actually had a marketing campaign that I heard about that
• 22:28
  they actually started to market aggressively, which of course
• 22:31
  included the hospitals and doctors and maternity wards, you
• 22:35
  know. Listen to this.
• 22:37
  So this has come from the CDC, so whatever.
• 22:40
  But they said the prevalence of autism among eight-year old
• 22:45
  children in the United States increased from 1:00 and 1:50 in
• 22:48
  2000 to 1 and 36 in 2020. And the increase was
• 22:58
  particularly steep between 1990 and 2005.
• 23:01
  OK, so let's go, let's just say 1990 up until now.
• 23:09
  What has changed from 1990? Before that?
• 23:20
  Did they start making vaccines different?
• 23:22
  What? There has to be something.
• 23:25
  Well, I think that's why they've associated the Tylenol because
• 23:28
  they started like I said, marketing it.
• 23:30
  So that's why that's one of the connections.
• 23:32
  I'm not saying it's the only one, but.
• 23:34
  And again. Regardless, regardless of
• 23:37
  Tylenol, right? So women were taking Tylenol,
• 23:41
  like I said back in the 70s and 80s, right?
• 23:43
  And you didn't have that this type of autism rates like you do
• 23:46
  now. Well.
• 23:46
  What I'm suggesting is maybe it wasn't as prevalently being used
• 23:50
  because the marketing of the product wasn't.
• 23:53
  I don't know. They've been out since 1955, S
• 23:57
  my mother said she took her when she was pregnant.
• 23:59
  My sisters and stuff. That was in the 70s.
• 24:01
  So you have to figure people were taking it right.
• 24:04
  Well, and and who knows, maybe the recipe for Tylenol changed.
• 24:08
  We don't know if what they put in Tylenol changed.
• 24:10
  The main thing is. But George, it doesn't mean that
• 24:15
  the that doesn't mean the recipe didn't change.
• 24:17
  I have no idea. I mean, I'm, I'm just making a
• 24:19
  suggestion. You're asking kind of an
• 24:21
  open-ended question, and my response is I don't really have
• 24:24
  the information to tell you that one way or the other.
• 24:25
  What I have is what Donald Trump came out with and then what we
• 24:28
  have actually done, the investigation online.
• 24:31
  Could it be a combination? Could it be a specific vaccine
• 24:34
  with the combination of Tylenol being added to it maybe?
• 24:38
  No, because vaccines are coming after the kid is born.
• 24:42
  But what I'm saying is it could be that Even so, they're not
• 24:46
  saying it happens at birth. It could be post of the child
• 24:50
  being born. They're talking about 8 year
• 24:52
  olds, right? We're talking about children
• 24:54
  getting vaccines when they're babies and right into their when
• 24:57
  they're toddlers. What I'm saying is maybe it's a
• 25:00
  specific vaccine in combination because of course many drugs
• 25:03
  have reactive combination issues where they tell you don't take
• 25:08
  this with this even weirdly enough, you take certain
• 25:11
  medications with grapefruit. There's a recommendation on
• 25:16
  somewhere you can't have grapefruit juice or eat a
• 25:18
  grapefruit when you take a certain combination of products.
• 25:22
  So I'm telling you that I don't know what it is, but there's
• 25:24
  something clearly that has changed because here you have
• 25:27
  the Amish with nearly no autism, correct?
• 25:31
  Where they don't take vaccines at all.
• 25:33
  They leave it to God. And at the end of the day,
• 25:36
  you've got us our side of the fence, the non Amish who have
• 25:40
  this excessive amount of autism that's occurred in the last 25
• 25:44
  years. So there clearly is something
• 25:47
  and the only thing that really I would say is completely
• 25:49
  different would be food, right? The Amish are very have, have a
• 25:54
  much more organic food because of course they're not forced to
• 25:57
  comply with a lot of the FDA and CDC things on their own farms.
• 26:02
  And they raise a tremendous amount of their own food and
• 26:04
  they buy from neighbors, get from neighbors, trade with
• 26:06
  neighbors. So we had the food in our
• 26:08
  situation, which may be the processing of food along with
• 26:11
  some of these chemical issues. And then we have big pharma,
• 26:14
  right? We have pharma.
• 26:15
  So those would be the two big differences.
• 26:17
  I think the big, the easiest way to make a comparison right now
• 26:19
  would be the Amish. I mean, what are your thoughts?
• 26:22
  Because that, that makes the most sense to me.
• 26:24
  If the Amish don't have a problem, then we'd have to look
• 26:27
  at what the Amish don't do that we're doing.
• 26:29
  Well, I mean, you said it like all their food, their crops
• 26:35
  right then and there, even the even the milk, right.
• 26:38
  So that that's right there. Those are those are major.
• 26:40
  They drink a tremendous amount of raw milk.
• 26:42
  Those are major factors, right? Then let's add not taking
• 26:47
  vaccines. Those are your two major
• 26:49
  factors, yeah. I don't know.
• 26:51
  Well, they don't take Tylenol either.
• 26:52
  My understanding is they don't do any of that.
• 26:54
  So, and again, I don't know if it's the Tylenol.
• 26:57
  All I can do is go off of what RFK Junior and Donald Trump had
• 27:00
  to say. We got a couple of clips though.
• 27:01
  Let's play these because some of the audience may not have heard
• 27:03
  this or seen this. So let's check it out.
• 27:05
  Don't forget to hit that thumbs up button and comment.
• 27:08
  And of course, join our chat. Let us know your thoughts.
• 27:10
  We'd love to have your input. I'm sure there's some experts in
• 27:12
  the chat. As always, let us know.
• 27:14
  And I appreciate the correction on the acetate.
• 27:17
  Tylenol during pregnancy can be associated with a very increased
• 27:26
  risk of autism. So taking Tylenol is not good.
• 27:35
  All right, I'll say it, it's not good.
• 27:39
  For this reason, they are strongly recommending that women
• 27:42
  limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically
• 27:46
  necessary. That's, for instance, in cases
• 27:50
  of extremely high fever. Then you feel you can't tough it
• 27:55
  out, you can't do it. I guess there's that.
• 27:57
  It's a small number of cases, I think.
• 28:01
  But if you can't tough it out, if you can't do it, that's what
• 28:08
  you're going to have to do. You'll take a Tylenol, but it'll
• 28:11
  be very sparingly. It can be something that's very
• 28:15
  dangerous to the woman's health. In other words, a fever that's
• 28:18
  very, very dangerous. And ideally a doctor's decision
• 28:24
  because I think you shouldn't take it and you shouldn't take
• 28:27
  it during the entire pregnancy. They may tell you that toward
• 28:30
  the end of the pregnancy, you shouldn't take it during the
• 28:32
  entire, and you shouldn't give the child the Tylenol every time
• 28:35
  he goes. He's born and he goes and has a
• 28:37
  shot. You shouldn't give a Tylenol to
• 28:40
  that child. All pregnant women should talk
• 28:44
  to their doctors For more information about limiting the
• 28:46
  use of this medication while pregnant.
• 28:49
  So ideally you don't take it at all.
• 28:51
  But if you have to, if you can't tough it out.
• 28:53
  If there's a problem, you're going to end up doing it.
• 28:59
  You know, I just want to say, hold on, my things work, OK,
• 29:04
  that you know, when they came out with this information
• 29:07
  yesterday and the backlash they're getting and of course
• 29:11
  it's it's only because Trump, Trump and his administration
• 29:14
  came out with it. They automatically want to
• 29:16
  crucify. You would think people would be
• 29:18
  happy that they're actually getting not stuff that CDC has
• 29:24
  been covering up and altering, but they're actually getting the
• 29:27
  truth. And you think they'd be happy
• 29:28
  they'd say, wait a minute before I criticize, let me take a look
• 29:32
  into this. No, automatically criticize.
• 29:34
  People on TikTok were making videos of them taking Tylenol.
• 29:37
  Good take Tylenol. I've taken it, what you're
• 29:40
  talking about when a woman's pregnant, you retards, I mean
• 29:44
  common sense, but I don't know, they're just freaking stupid.
• 29:48
  But they say, you know what they say, 40 to 70% of I think women
• 29:52
  or people in general believe it's coming from the vaccines.
• 29:55
  Now, let's face it, what's in the vaccines?
• 29:56
  You got aluminum in there, right?
• 29:59
  That can't, that can't be good for you.
• 30:01
  I think is, is there mercury in there, Lance?
• 30:04
  There are a lot of things in vaccines that I don't completely
• 30:07
  understand, like benzene. We've heard a lot of stories
• 30:10
  about all of them. You know, at the end of the day,
• 30:12
  you and I did some shows that probably added to us getting
• 30:16
  that second suspension on YouTube, which had to do with
• 30:19
  benzene sheeting and lots of other horrendous chemicals in
• 30:23
  the vaccines. We had that expert from
• 30:24
  overseas. Come on.
• 30:26
  Odd guy, but he definitely knew what he was talking about.
• 30:30
  You know, look, you know, George, my thing is when in
• 30:34
  doubt, leave it out. The confusion over what, why
• 30:37
  these vaccines have things in them.
• 30:39
  I'm not a vaccine expert, but a lot of the experts that have
• 30:43
  come on the show said that they don't understand why these
• 30:45
  things and then they couldn't see any benefit for it.
• 30:48
  Look, you mentioned ADHD and you know, Kennedy also said that
• 30:53
  it's contributing to ADHD. Now we've had an excessive
• 30:56
  amount of ADHD and, and other, you know, issues like that, of
• 31:00
  course, Ritalin and other drugs have been subscribed rather than
• 31:03
  looking at what's the source. I mean, you don't have a history
• 31:06
  of ADHD in your family. And then there you got it.
• 31:08
  Was it the Tylenol? I have no idea but.
• 31:11
  I had a couple TBTB IS1 was as AI think 4 years old, five years
• 31:18
  old. And when I was sitting in the
• 31:22
  back seat of the car, my sister on this side this my both my
• 31:25
  sisters, I was in the middle. We're on this regular side Rd.
• 31:29
  is like, I don't know, 25 mile an hour road and somebody came
• 31:32
  out and never forget Dunkin' Donuts pulled out right in front
• 31:35
  of my dad. He had the jam on our brakes and
• 31:37
  I just went flying Superman style head first into the
• 31:40
  steering wheel on my way to the hospital after that.
• 31:43
  So that was just one nuisance. You know, so, so and who knows
• 31:46
  what the combination is. I can't blame this because I'm
• 31:48
  not a medical expert. We always say defer to your
• 31:50
  medical experts. But look, Kennedy spent a
• 31:53
  lifetime again. The guy's super fit.
• 31:55
  Let's face it, John Rocker is texting me right now, all right?
• 32:00
  Well, don't answer him, let him wait.
• 32:02
  Let me just show this video. Because he asked me to wear
• 32:04
  something sexy to a FaceTime I have with him.
• 32:09
  He's a funny guy. All right, So, yeah.
• 32:12
  So listen, here's the deal. I think RFK has spent a lifetime
• 32:15
  studying this stuff. He's talked to all the top
• 32:17
  experts we know. There's a lot of doctors that we
• 32:19
  know and have actually been on the show that have communicated
• 32:22
  with him all kinds of details. And that includes people like
• 32:24
  Stella Emmanuel, Judy Mikovits, a lot of people that I
• 32:28
  completely trust when it comes to being the experts.
• 32:31
  They you, you and I both acknowledged early on we didn't
• 32:34
  take the COVID vaccine because we were concerned about the
• 32:36
  experimental nature. You were really adamant about
• 32:39
  it, which I always respected about you and appreciate it.
• 32:41
  You even tried to stop family members, as did I.
• 32:44
  But look, here he is here saying, and we know there's a
• 32:47
  big prevalence of ADHD across the country.
• 32:49
  I don't know what's caused it. I don't remember kids when I was
• 32:51
  little being diagnosed with ADHDI don't remember a lot of
• 32:55
  it. Maybe there was some stuff I
• 32:56
  didn't wasn't aware of, but I don't remember the whole Ritalin
• 33:00
  phase and all that. So let's play this next clip,
• 33:04
  findings from our autism work that are vital for parents to
• 33:07
  know as they make these decisions.
• 33:10
  First, HHS will act on acetaminophen.
• 33:13
  The FDA is responding to clinical and laboratory studies
• 33:18
  and suggests a potential association between
• 33:21
  acetaminophen used during pregnancy and adverse
• 33:25
  neurodevelopmental outcomes, including later diagnosis for
• 33:29
  ADHD and autism. Scientists have proposed
• 33:34
  biological mechanisms linking prenatal and cyto medicine
• 33:37
  exposure to altered brain development.
• 33:40
  We have also evaluated the contrary studies that show no
• 33:44
  association. Today, the FDA will issue a
• 33:48
  physician's notice about the risk of acetaminophen during
• 33:51
  pregnancy and begin the process to initiate a safety label
• 33:55
  change. HHS will launch a nationwide
• 33:59
  public service campaign to inform families and protect
• 34:02
  public health. FDA also recognized that
• 34:05
  acetaminophen is often the only tool for fevers in pain in
• 34:09
  pregnancy, as other alternatives have well documented adverse
• 34:14
  facts. HHS wants therefore, to
• 34:18
  encourage clinicians to exercise their best judgement and the use
• 34:23
  of acetaminophen for fevers and pain in pregnancy by prescribing
• 34:27
  the lowest effective dose for the shortest necessary duration
• 34:32
  and only when treatment is required.
• 34:35
  Furthermore, thanks to also to the politicization of science,
• 34:40
  the safety of acetaminophen against the risk of
• 34:43
  neurodevelopmental disorders in young children has never been
• 34:47
  validated. Prudent medicine therefore
• 34:50
  suggests caution and acetaminophen use a young
• 34:54
  children, especially since strong evidence also has
• 34:59
  associated it with liver toxicity.
• 35:02
  Some studies have also found the use of acetaminophen in children
• 35:05
  can potentially prolong viral illnesses.
• 35:09
  FDA will drive new research to safeguard mothers, children, and
• 35:13
  families. In addition to a possible
• 35:16
  acetaminophen connection for to autism for pregnant women,
• 35:21
  infants and toddlers, our research has revealed that
• 35:24
  folate deficiency in a child's brain can lead to autism.
• 35:30
  So you have to like, why? Why were they all this time
• 35:37
  suppressing information like he just brought something up.
• 35:39
  I'm going to bring it up. Lance, hold on.
• 35:41
  Let me let me bring up the thing so we can talk about this.
• 35:44
  He's talking about when he's talking about the Bolic
• 35:47
  deficiency. So they had now so the FDA and
• 35:50
  folate. Folate.
• 35:51
  The treatment for autistic children is called Lovaricrin.
• 35:55
  Leukovorin. Leukovorin and calcium, there
• 35:58
  you go. Which they said two or three of
• 36:01
  the children who took it had improvement.
• 36:04
  This is caused by a folate deficiency in child's brain that
• 36:07
  can lead to autism. Well, interesting.
• 36:11
  So they're going to make this readily available to to people.
• 36:15
  But here's the thing, like after this administration's gone, you
• 36:17
  don't know who's going to be in there.
• 36:19
  Are the are the F are they going to start FDA and start switching
• 36:23
  back? You don't know.
• 36:26
  Here's my. Thing cats had it back.
• 36:27
  Hold on, let me finish. I don't think I don't think RFK
• 36:31
  or Trump are going to come out and bring this, you know, talk
• 36:35
  about Tylenol without them having a lot of good
• 36:39
  information. They're not going to just do
• 36:42
  that. So, you know, whatever they have
• 36:43
  whatever they've been looking at doctors and stuff, you know,
• 36:46
  automatically on actually see these some of these doctors.
• 36:48
  Oh, that's bullshit, this craziness snap.
• 36:52
  But what are they basing that on?
• 36:53
  Have they looked at information or they're just looking at what
• 36:56
  the CDC and FDA told them? Or maybe because they're being
• 36:59
  paid by Tylenol? Or or whatever vaccine people or
• 37:03
  anything. Here, here's the issue, Pharma,
• 37:07
  there is no doubt George and you and I both have actually been
• 37:10
  the victim of this has been politicized.
• 37:13
  Just because we brought experts on, there was no reason to
• 37:16
  suspend us. And, and to me, that should be a
• 37:18
  blanket review by YouTube because putting out medical
• 37:21
  information with an expert, not somebody like you said, a doctor
• 37:26
  that says, oh, that's bullshit. OK, What's your research based
• 37:29
  on? When, when an individual has
• 37:31
  looked at research papers or they've or they've looked at
• 37:33
  European research papers or they've done their own research
• 37:36
  and they've done blind tests and they've done other, other, other
• 37:39
  background information. Of course, RFK has been advised
• 37:42
  by some of the best in the industry for them just to refute
• 37:45
  it. My first comment would be, OK,
• 37:47
  are you being paid by the parent company of Tylenol?
• 37:51
  Are you on the payroll? How much money did you get
• 37:54
  endorsing Tylenol at the hospital as the head of the
• 37:57
  hospital? There is a lot of payola in in
• 38:00
  the Pharmaceutical industry, and I think that needs to be
• 38:03
  directly addressed because they pay and they do all sorts of
• 38:08
  incentives for medical facilities, for hospitals, for
• 38:14
  patient clinics. And those incentives are part of
• 38:19
  what makes them decide to prescribe one product or
• 38:21
  another. Now, I have to be honest,
• 38:22
  George, until you threw up this Leukovorin calcium, I'd never
• 38:27
  heard of this. Had you ever heard of this
• 38:28
  before up until the last couple? That's what I'm saying.
• 38:30
  They've been suppressing this information and they say it's
• 38:32
  not. This is not something that
• 38:34
  wasn't known. It's just if you look at the
• 38:37
  price of it. Very cheap.
• 38:40
  Is it expensive I. I don't know.
• 38:41
  It's cheap, it's not like nothing.
• 38:43
  Yeah, so. So here's something to put hold
• 38:45
  on with autism, but you're right, I've never heard of.
• 38:47
  This Don't be surprised if they do raise the prices now.
• 38:50
  Yeah, well, at the end of the day, the the pharmaceutical
• 38:54
  lobbyists, the the medical lobbyists, right, The Big Pharma
• 38:57
  lobbyists are really next to the military industrial complex
• 39:02
  lobbyists. I don't think there's a more
• 39:04
  powerful lobby than Big Pharma. I think that's dangerous.
• 39:09
  You can't politicize medicine, and in fact, it really has been
• 39:13
  because it's been weaponized. When we put out truth, George
• 39:16
  and I got suspended. The justification was always
• 39:20
  that somehow it was medical disinformation.
• 39:22
  Well, let me point out the. Data, which is CDC and Ver's
• 39:25
  information. It wasn't anything beyond that.
• 39:27
  So Lance before the show, he, he called me this morning and says
• 39:31
  I don't think we should air this show on YouTube.
• 39:35
  And so I it's not because we'll probably get a strike for it,
• 39:38
  for it just talking about this. Now, and we're not even telling
• 39:42
  you right now, talk to your own medical experts.
• 39:43
  But the point is, right, George, all you're doing, George, by
• 39:46
  putting up Leucovorin calcium, all you're trying to do is help
• 39:49
  people that have children that are autistic.
• 39:52
  My point would be, that's the problem, right?
• 39:54
  You can't go to YouTube for free speech.
• 39:56
  That's why you're here and rumble with us.
• 39:58
  The point of the matter is, is that you have to help this
• 40:01
  platform grow. But at the same time, you want
• 40:03
  to spread this. Because if I had a friend, if I
• 40:05
  had any friend right now, I don't have any friends with
• 40:07
  autistic children. But if I did, I would say, have
• 40:09
  you ever tried Leukovorin calcium?
• 40:13
  Well, there's a big announcement about it that came out from the
• 40:15
  Trump administration. You might check it out.
• 40:17
  The point is, that's how you spread the information.
• 40:19
  But maybe Big Pharma makes more money by not promoting
• 40:23
  Leukovorin calcium. Right.
• 40:24
  They make more money and they don't want.
• 40:27
  Can you imagine how much money Tylenol makes for the parent
• 40:31
  company? I can't even imagine what they
• 40:33
  make. I mean, I've used Tylenol for
• 40:35
  years and years and years now I question my own use, whether or
• 40:38
  not I should have been using it. You've got another clip here,
• 40:41
  George. I'm not sure what's the content
• 40:43
  of this is. This is him, this is the doctor
• 40:47
  talking about boylate deficiency and what to take and stuff.
• 40:51
  So it's pretty good. A lot of good information.
• 40:54
  This is great. I'm also here to announce good
• 40:57
  news today. The FDA is filing a Federal
• 41:00
  Register notice to change the label on an exciting treatment
• 41:03
  called prescription leucovorin so that it can be available to
• 41:06
  children with autism. You know, autism may also be due
• 41:10
  to a autoimmune reaction to a folate receptor on the brain not
• 41:14
  allowing that important vitamin to get into the brain cells.
• 41:19
  It's an fairly established mature pathway.
• 41:22
  Again, we have a duty to let doctors and the public know we
• 41:25
  are going to change the label to make it available.
• 41:27
  Hundreds of thousands of kids, in my opinion, will benefit.
• 41:30
  One study found that with kids with autism and chronic folate
• 41:34
  deficiency, 2/3 of kids with autism symptoms had improvement
• 41:39
  and some market improvement. Mr. President.
• 41:47
  I mean, at least you're doing something right changing a label
• 41:52
  on it, but let's see. I mean, I think that's
• 41:55
  important, but I'm not positive that that, you know, at this
• 41:58
  point, you know, you have to go to the source, right?
• 42:02
  Yeah, I know we have to take a break.
• 42:03
  We're going to take a short break.
• 42:04
  But my comment would be before the break, George.
• 42:06
  Big Pharma and the lobbyists probably need to be dead
• 42:10
  stopped, because at the end of the day, that's not good
• 42:12
  medicine. Just stop lobbying illegal.
• 42:17
  I agree. All right, listen, stay tuned.
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  We'll be right back with the big, big show with George
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  Bounty, myself, Lance Miliacho. Let's talk about maybe an
• 42:27
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  You guys will enjoy it got to do with people that hate America
• 42:32
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• 42:36
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• 42:42
  York City. This is a big one.
• 42:44
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• 42:49
  All right, stay tuned, the big Michelle.
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  So I don't know, this is Lance pulled up this video.
• 48:07
  So I mean it's pretty good perspective from what this lady
• 48:11
  is talking about right? If you think about it, you have
• 48:15
  all these people getting government assistance, let's say
• 48:19
  EBT and all that, but meanwhile they're saying half America.
• 48:23
  Well, how about you get the half out?
• 48:25
  I'm going to put up the video. Pretty cool smart lady I.
• 48:29
  Hate pumpkin, a lot of y'all out here screaming fuck America but
• 48:32
  you're still flying that flag on your EBT card ain't you?
• 48:35
  I mean saying you hate this country but still swiping stars
• 48:38
  and stripes for benefits? Explain it to me please.
• 48:41
  How do you hate the country that is literally paying your grocery
• 48:46
  bill? That's why I can see how
• 48:48
  accountability would be uncomfortable there.
• 48:50
  You'd have to admit that the same system that you curse is
• 48:52
  the one feeding your family. I'm not saying you need to love
• 48:55
  every single thing about America.
• 48:56
  We're not perfect and there's a lot to fix.
• 48:59
  But you should at least recognize that you're cashing in
• 49:01
  on the very thing that you're trashing.
• 49:03
  And that's the part nobody wants to hear.
• 49:05
  They want the benefits without responsibility and the freedom
• 49:07
  without gratitude. It's like yelling at your
• 49:09
  parents when they still pay your phone bill.
• 49:11
  You don't look rebellious. You just look ungrateful.
• 49:13
  So if you think America's that bad, go ahead, pack it up.
• 49:16
  Swap that EDT card one last time ago.
• 49:18
  Take another country for a test drive.
• 49:19
  I bet you'll be back before your benefits reload.
• 49:22
  Look at the end of the day, complaining about the hand that
• 49:24
  feeds you. That's not a revolution, that's
• 49:26
  hypocrisy. Toodles.
• 49:32
  I love her because like you said, she starts off her videos
• 49:35
  with pumpkin and doodles and her her underlying sarcasm.
• 49:40
  You have to appreciate it. But of course, that is the
• 49:42
  facts, right? At the end of the day, there's a
• 49:44
  lot of these claims out here and the next video is going to kind
• 49:46
  of be in line with this. There's a lot of these claims,
• 49:49
  right? And here they are complaining.
• 49:50
  Oh, America sucks. Oh, can I get my EBT?
• 49:52
  Oh, America sucks. Can I get my Section 8?
• 49:54
  Oh, America sucks. Can I get my free cell phone?
• 49:57
  You know if you think America sucks then pack that shit up and
• 50:00
  GTFO, right? Head on out.
• 50:03
  Go ahead. Wherever you want to head,
• 50:04
  you're welcome to leave. There's nothing.
• 50:05
  There's a lot of countries to choose from.
• 50:07
  Pick the one where you think the benefits are going to be better
• 50:09
  and just go on over there. Well, you know, imagine if they
• 50:14
  took away all the free benefits that they're giving to illegals,
• 50:17
  which they should. Yeah.
• 50:20
  Then what? What's going to happen?
• 50:21
  You think they're going to still want to come here?
• 50:23
  No. No, probably not.
• 50:25
  You know the $10,000 preloaded cash cards and everything we.
• 50:29
  Have rental system EBT all that New York.
• 50:32
  You get to stay at a five star hotel.
• 50:33
  Yeah. And the.
• 50:34
  Meanwhile, you're angry at the country.
• 50:36
  You want to force this with your religious preferences.
• 50:39
  I think you can suck it. Now there's another thing where
• 50:41
  numbers matter. I've seen this over and over
• 50:44
  again, people still talking about reparations and slavery,
• 50:49
  and I think there's a lot of ignorance when it comes to that.
• 50:53
  I want reparations right now. Yeah, well, and, and you would
• 50:56
  be deservedly justified based on this information.
• 50:59
  I want to point out that the individual stating this, he's a
• 51:02
  black man, and he's talking about the number of whites who
• 51:05
  were enslaved in North Africa by the Barbary pirates.
• 51:09
  The Muslims, OK, The Barbary pirates were Muslims for
• 51:11
  everybody out there. And it far exceeded the number
• 51:14
  of Africans enslaved in the United States and in the
• 51:17
  American colonies before that was put together.
• 51:21
  So for the people out there that keep complaining about
• 51:23
  reparations, if, in fact that was true, it would seem that
• 51:26
  whites would also derive reparations.
• 51:28
  And I want you to listen to this expert as he goes through these
• 51:31
  numbers. And this is not racist rhetoric.
• 51:33
  This is just the facts. I have a question.
• 51:36
  Yes. Saying whites were, they were
• 51:38
  more enslaved than the black Americans, right?
• 51:42
  So that means people like you and I, we didn't have great
• 51:47
  opportunities. Yeah, we were suppressed and all
• 51:51
  that good stuff, everything, but yet here we are in the show
• 51:54
  talking about it. Yeah, well, at least I want to
• 51:57
  acknowledge the facts at the. End.
• 51:58
  I feel oppressed. I want my reparations now.
• 52:02
  I think if you're going to talk about suppression, you know, and
• 52:05
  if you're going to talk about reparations, then you have to
• 52:06
  look at the entire picture. I, I don't think that in any
• 52:09
  way, not that I'm thinking that slavery wasn't awful for
• 52:12
  everybody that was taken advantage of.
• 52:14
  You have to look at the facts. And if you really look up the
• 52:16
  history of the Barbary pirates, the Muslims, they enslaved many.
• 52:20
  And in fact, the Muslims continue to enslave in foreign
• 52:24
  countries. There's lots of slavery still
• 52:25
  going on in countries where they're selling people in open
• 52:28
  markets. So this is not over with.
• 52:31
  But let's go ahead and play this clip just to kind of put the
• 52:33
  numbers in in, you know. OK, let's.
• 52:36
  Perspective. Of whites, for example, who were
• 52:38
  enslaved in North Africa by the Barbary Pirates exceeded the
• 52:43
  number of Africans enslaved in the United States and in the
• 52:46
  American colonies before that put together.
• 52:50
  I know, but nobody is going to North Africa to ask for
• 52:53
  reparations because nobody is going to be fool enough to give
• 52:56
  it to them. Here we have we have
• 52:59
  intellectuals who can who can imagine a different history from
• 53:03
  the rest of the world, even though it's so similar to the
• 53:06
  rest of the world. Yeah, it's a very short clip he
• 53:14
  goes on, but the just just want to make sure we always put
• 53:16
  things into perspective and become an expert.
• 53:18
  If you're going to try to talk about something said it takes
• 53:20
  10,000 hours to become expert. So if you want to become an
• 53:23
  expert about reparations, just don't go out in the streets and
• 53:26
  shant reparation. When do we want reparations?
• 53:28
  We want them now. Why don't you guys focus on
• 53:30
  making yourself expert? So you saying I shouldn't go
• 53:33
  chant in the streets? I want reparations because I I
• 53:36
  was, my people were oppressed, but.
• 53:38
  The Muslims, I don't think it'll work.
• 53:39
  Come on man. I don't think it'll work.
• 53:42
  They'll say you're privileged, George.
• 53:45
  I want to get to this story because it's big, because I know
• 53:46
  you got to run, but this is this.
• 53:48
  No, I'm OK. This is yesterday or today this
• 53:51
  morning to have US Secret Service rated and dismantled 300
• 53:55
  SIM servers with over 100,000 SIM cards in New York City.
• 54:00
  This is part of investigation and saying it's a telecom
• 54:02
  threats against government officials.
• 54:04
  Now you're saying, oh, why does this matter, right?
• 54:07
  Well, guess what, those that just in that one building, what
• 54:12
  they found, that system was able to send 30 million text messages
• 54:17
  per minute. Just think about that per
• 54:20
  minute, per minute, 30 million text messages per minute.
• 54:23
  Imagine how that would disrupt the services.
• 54:27
  Now they didn't say who's behind it yet, but I'm pretty sure they
• 54:32
  got to know who is it? I want to know.
• 54:37
  I think what's interesting is that these, I guess these
• 54:40
  servers simulated multiple cell phones so they could do mass
• 54:44
  calling and listen to this it. Wasn't even phone.
• 54:47
  It was. Transmit encrypted messages,
• 54:50
  fully encrypted messages. Now I don't know what level of
• 54:52
  encryption, but that's pretty interesting. 30 million.
• 54:57
  So you understand that that what?
• 54:59
  And of course these these, I don't know if they were all
• 55:02
  signed up for social media accounts, these SIM cards, but
• 55:05
  Can you imagine the impact of being able to send 30,000 text
• 55:10
  messages which might even be able to do multiple posts 30.
• 55:14
  OK, no, it was set up to do text messages. 30 million text
• 55:18
  messages per minute. They weren't phones.
• 55:20
  There were SIM cards in in the in the servers.
• 55:22
  They put them connect them to the server somehow.
• 55:25
  So what are you telling me they couldn't post on social media?
• 55:27
  Wasn't social media accounts but the way when I looked when I
• 55:29
  seen it this morning on the news in the system they showed
• 55:32
  there's no cell phones. Got you.
• 55:36
  But doesn't that usually operate?
• 55:37
  I thought that server farms, normally when they do that, they
• 55:40
  have computers that operate The Sims and that actually operate
• 55:44
  as if they're cell phones. They use software.
• 55:47
  That's what I thought they did. I don't know.
• 55:49
  They didn't say that so well. That's what I know about bot
• 55:52
  farms. We did a story on bot farms
• 55:54
  probably a year and a half. Yeah, but they all had phones
• 55:56
  and usually seen the rows and rows of phones.
• 55:59
  Yeah, yeah, different they also. Run them on a computer.
• 56:01
  That's how they do the. Best, this is a totally
• 56:03
  different setup. I don't know, I guess we'll be
• 56:07
  more to this story when it comes out.
• 56:08
  We'll have to see how it goes. Yeah, but those bot farms, they,
• 56:11
  they actually control the self Thrones through a computer and
• 56:13
  that's how they post on platform.
• 56:14
  Mini ball, the answer is no, you cannot have reparations for
• 56:17
  never having sleeves. Gotcha.
• 56:21
  All right, let's keep you want to keep going.
• 56:23
  Yeah, let's please. So if you don't think you can
• 56:25
  get something done, think again. Damn this.
• 56:28
  Guy, a New Jersey man, my home state.
• 56:31
  Not that I'm proud of it, but secures listen to this shit.
• 56:34
  Nearly 1,000,000 documents from Detroit's 2020 election and that
• 56:40
  this is including copies of the absentee ballots, assigned
• 56:43
  envelopes. And this is one of the largest
• 56:46
  election FOIA halls in U.S. history.
• 56:49
  Now I'm just curious how come, like all the election experts,
• 56:53
  everybody, nobody did this? Right, I don't know.
• 56:56
  Here's the people that made the copies.
• 56:59
  What? Can you imagine the people that
• 57:01
  made the copies? How pissed.
• 57:03
  Off well, it says he got he got it through.
• 57:05
  I think it says electronic. They sent it to him.
• 57:09
  I don't know if they actually made the copies or he did it.
• 57:12
  I don't know. Well, that doesn't look
• 57:13
  electronic to me. He's got.
• 57:15
  A. He might not.
• 57:16
  Maybe he printed them out. I don't know but.
• 57:18
  Oh, you're saying he got it electronically, but then he had
• 57:20
  to go print it? He paid somebody to print it all
• 57:22
  out. Yeah, I think so.
• 57:27
  So man, I mean I I the. Dude's name is.
• 57:30
  Interesting, I'm I'm waiting to see what he finds in those
• 57:32
  boxes. So this is the guy's name is
• 57:35
  Yehuda Miller. And he explained and he was
• 57:39
  talking actually through Gateway pundits.
• 57:40
  So I'll give Gateway Pundit credit of this story that he
• 57:43
  used to be non political until after the 2020 election when he
• 57:46
  found himself questioning the hotly contested election results
• 57:50
  and the lack of transparency by election officials in kings in
• 57:53
  swing states. So he goes.
• 57:58
  So he actually contacted Gateway Pundit with the news that he
• 58:02
  just obtained almost 1,000,000 election documents, right?
• 58:05
  Wow. It's pretty cool.
• 58:07
  So I mean, just think about all the time it's going to take to
• 58:09
  go through that stuff. Right.
• 58:13
  Unbelievable. I mean, Can you imagine?
• 58:15
  It's going to be ridiculous. Hopefully, hopefully we'll find
• 58:17
  some great information. I'm sure you'd like to see a
• 58:20
  bunch of those people in New Jersey get caught If they
• 58:22
  cheated, George, you'd probably be pretty excited about that.
• 58:25
  So it says, here's Gateway Pundit.
• 58:27
  Now they're saying. Within hours of of obtaining the
• 58:29
  electronic files and hard copies of the copied materials, Gateway
• 58:33
  Pundit began working with top election integrity integrity
• 58:36
  experts in Michigan to review the massive amount of data.
• 58:41
  Interesting. I guess you've got the FOIA
• 58:44
  response, huh? I do, so here you go, people.
• 58:47
  Detroit just got to fill out a paper.
• 58:49
  I guess I don't. This is a sample so you guys
• 58:51
  could follow the same model. This is 1 sent to the city of
• 58:54
  Detroit. This isn't the one for New
• 58:57
  Jersey. This one went to Detroit, but
• 58:59
  this is a sample. Well, that's where that's where
• 59:01
  he foiled. He foiled Detroit.
• 59:02
  Oh, Detroit. Yeah, I thought you said New
• 59:03
  Jersey. He's from New Jersey.
• 59:05
  Oh, OK, I got confused. I thought it was.
• 59:07
  I thought. It was all right.
• 59:08
  It's not that hard to confuse you.
• 59:09
  Yeah. No thanks.
• 59:11
  You're welcome. It's a low blow even coming from
• 59:13
  you. Well, you started this slow.
• 59:15
  You let's go ahead. So this video may be the most
• 59:18
  terrifying video you're going to see today.
• 59:19
  And I want you to think about this, put this in perspective.
• 59:22
  Anybody that's familiar with the company Palantir, you know what
• 59:25
  they do. If you don't, you can go look
• 59:27
  them up. What do they do?
• 59:28
  Tell everybody Lance. Tell them real quick.
• 59:30
  Give them what? They're obviously they, they
• 59:32
  obviously have large investment in the military industrial
• 59:35
  complex. They also have large investment
• 59:37
  in data and other verticals. It's a pretty interesting
• 59:41
  company, but here's my point. Take a look at this.
• 59:44
  What they're going to show this technology they just came out
• 59:47
  with. And by the way, the the munition
• 59:49
  is, I believe, laser guided. That's why he why he's able to
• 59:53
  throw it out into the crowd and it circles back on the target.
• 59:57
  Now imagine if somebody threw 100 of these aimed at a
• 1:00:04
  political figure. What I'm concerned about is the
• 1:00:06
  technology itself. We know how easy it is, how many
• 1:00:10
  times, for example, China hacks into manufacturing systems to
• 1:00:16
  steal a certain technology. Imagine how dangerous this is
• 1:00:20
  not Again, I don't know if it's only laser targeting.
• 1:00:22
  We've also heard about potential DNA targeting that a particular
• 1:00:27
  munition and. AI you're saying you throw this
• 1:00:30
  thing in the air like by an event or something?
• 1:00:33
  Exactly. So what about So what about if
• 1:00:35
  they're they have jammers and stuff to jam these type of
• 1:00:38
  things so they don't work? I guess it depends on the
• 1:00:40
  technology of whether or not it can be jammed because jamming
• 1:00:42
  isn't working successfully in Ukraine all that well.
• 1:00:45
  We're finding that because a lot of times the the drones are
• 1:00:50
  insulated from jamming. OK, So they use circuitry and
• 1:00:53
  they use ways. Let me help you out other
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  signals. Let me help you out on that.
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  You think that? No, I, well, you may think, but
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  I know for a fact that our, our drone jamming technology, we're
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  not giving it Ukrainian use. I I wasn't suggesting that we
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  were. I'm saying that the technology
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  they have available hasn't been successful in jamming many of
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  the drones because the frequency bands and the frequency
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  communication that drones use are often protected in a way
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  similar to a Faraday cage that you're not able to jam them.
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  Is this Palantir made this thing?
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  Palantir? Palantir made this thing?
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  Yes. OK, Palantir's with us.
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  All right, let's play the video. Side here is 3 grams of sheep
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  Did you see that? That little bag is enough to
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  penetrate the skull and destroy the contents.
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  I want 1 Lance, can I get one? At the end of the day, let's
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  hope the wrong people don't get their hands on that technology.
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  Pretty dangerous stuff. It makes public appearances more
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  and more dangerous for important figures.
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  I just thought I'd share that because I think at the end of
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  the day, people should be aware of things like that.
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  They. Should That's pretty messed up.
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  It sure is. Well, it's something about Jimmy
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  Kimmel, George. Let's not say we did.
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  So, of course, ABC, but they and all and all, honestly, they did
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  say they suspended him. They didn't say they fired him.
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  I believe so. Jimmy Kimmel show will resume as
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  of tonight. However, though, there's a
• 1:02:44
  catch. Sinclair Broadcast Group
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  announces they won't broadcast Jimmy Kimmel's show after ABC
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  caves. So it's a good thing ABC will
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  put it up but all their affiliates with Sinclair is not.
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  I mean he I dude his viewership was like 127,000 a show which is
• 1:03:05
  nothing. It's awful.
• 1:03:07
  We've had better views on this show at Different.
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  Times why the hell they even cave into that but.
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  Because I think that's Hollywood, isn't it?
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  I mean, let's face it, Kimmel's got a crappy.
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  Show I want to see in the chat, how many people going to watch
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  it to see his opening monologue? Is he going to apologize because
• 1:03:23
  because you know, not, you know, but there best be some sort of
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  apology. They're putting this
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  motherfucker on air. I would recommend you don't
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  watch it because you don't want to improve his Neil Wilson
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  ratings. You can catch it afterwards
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  probably. It'll be all over social media
• 1:03:37
  at the end of the day. I would also recommend that the
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  power you guys have in the audience is boycotting Walt
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  Disney Company which owns ABC. They decided to do this.
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  So maybe you should go on to your Netflix or your Amazon and
• 1:03:49
  cancel. If you do have a Disney
• 1:03:51
  subscription, cancel it. Don't buy their products in the
• 1:03:54
  wallet. Don't go to Disney World, don't
• 1:03:56
  go to Disneyland. Don't do any of it.
• 1:03:59
  At the end of the day you want to make them pay the price for
• 1:04:01
  putting Kimmel back on the air. He doesn't deserve to go on back
• 1:04:04
  air. It's a shitty show.
• 1:04:06
  It's not that well watched anymore.
• 1:04:07
  Also find out what advertisers are on Kimmel and notify them
• 1:04:11
  that that as long as they advertise on Kimmel, you're not
• 1:04:14
  going to be supporting their products or buying their
• 1:04:16
  products. Neither is your family notifying
• 1:04:19
  people directly and you notify the advertisers.
• 1:04:22
  If he loses his advertisers, he loses his show.
• 1:04:25
  So that is a direct hit to Walt Disney and ABC.
• 1:04:27
  And I guarantee you if you call their support line and their
• 1:04:30
  lines and tell them, hey, I I see your advertising on Jimmy
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  Kimmel over on Walt Disney and AB CS Channel, they'll probably
• 1:04:36
  have to say, well, yeah, I guess I say, well, I'd like you to let
• 1:04:38
  management know that we won't be buying your products any longer
• 1:04:40
  or supporting you as long as you advertise on Kimmel.
• 1:04:43
  I'll stop. I've been, I've been a lifetime
• 1:04:44
  user of your product. I'm not going to use your
• 1:04:47
  product any longer. I'm not going to support
• 1:04:48
  somebody that talks like Jimmy Kimmel.
• 1:04:50
  So actually skunks have many one said a good I think good thing
• 1:04:56
  she goes. I don't think they are caving.
• 1:04:58
  I think it was planned, which she's got a very, very valid
• 1:05:01
  point because his rating sucked anyway.
• 1:05:03
  So doing this could you know, maybe that's a good point
• 1:05:07
  they're doing it. Just give him bring up his
• 1:05:10
  ratings strategically. Good points among 71.
• 1:05:14
  Yeah, there's no doubt. I think that is a good point.
• 1:05:15
  I think at the end of the day, you have to look at things.
• 1:05:17
  You know, everything's a psyop nowadays.
• 1:05:20
  It you have to look at other than this show, we don't run
• 1:05:21
  psyops on you. And you know, we'll admit we
• 1:05:23
  make a mistake, as I did earlier.
• 1:05:25
  The point of the matter is it is what it is, right?
• 1:05:28
  You have to pay attention to what's going on.
• 1:05:31
  So I think that's a big deal. I think so too.
• 1:05:36
  All right, Lastly, Supreme Court once again sides with Trump and
• 1:05:39
  lets him fire the Biden appointed FTC commissioner.
• 1:05:43
  You know, we keep seeing this, you know, they, they, they fight
• 1:05:46
  Trump in the courts and it only to waste money, waste time,
• 1:05:50
  waste resources because it has to go to Supreme Court.
• 1:05:54
  And you know, they've been ruling, I don't know pretty much
• 1:05:57
  what 99.99% favor of Trump because it's it's the right,
• 1:06:02
  it's the law, it's his his right as president fire.
• 1:06:07
  I don't know what's going on with the other, with the other
• 1:06:13
  board member from Federal Reserve.
• 1:06:15
  What? That was her name.
• 1:06:18
  That's an ongoing litigation, too, right?
• 1:06:20
  Yeah. Is she going to fire?
• 1:06:21
  Is she going to get fired? I think she'll get fired.
• 1:06:25
  I think inevitably there's just. All right, let's take some I
• 1:06:29
  want in the chat real quick. Let's since we're getting a new
• 1:06:34
  US attorney for Virginia, right? What do you think?
• 1:06:39
  Is Leticia James going to be charged by the end of the year?
• 1:06:42
  I want to see answers in the chat now.
• 1:06:46
  Lance, what do you think? Man, you know, somebody asked me
• 1:06:51
  that yesterday. I don't know.
• 1:06:54
  I mean, I know a lot of people are trying to out her, but I
• 1:06:56
  just, I just I'm shocked that it's taking even this long even
• 1:07:00
  to fire the person that supposedly wouldn't take any
• 1:07:03
  action I got. We got three no's in a row.
• 1:07:06
  I, I have to, I, I, I I just don't trust Pam Bob.
• 1:07:09
  Hold on, Hold on, Trump, you know you're watching or somebody
• 1:07:12
  from the admin is watching right now.
• 1:07:14
  I got 4 no's in the show. I got five.
• 1:07:17
  Well, I got to hope. So we got 4 no's that nothing
• 1:07:21
  will be done with Tisha James or your new US attorney.
• 1:07:23
  I'm just letting you know, bro, we're here for you.
• 1:07:26
  Try to help you. Maybe you could take the take
• 1:07:29
  that back to your people. I don't think it's on Pan Bonnie
• 1:07:33
  Lance. It's on the the the US attorney
• 1:07:36
  of Virginia to do it. It's not on her.
• 1:07:40
  She can direct them and stuff, but you could.
• 1:07:44
  She can say I need you to arrest this.
• 1:07:46
  And that doesn't mean they're going to do it though, right?
• 1:07:50
  I you know, it's really simple. Letitia James Adam Schiff
• 1:07:54
  violated the laws of the United States.
• 1:07:56
  There are laws that are on the books.
• 1:07:57
  They're not fabricating the laws.
• 1:07:59
  Bank fraud, insurance fraud, election fraud, mortgage fraud,
• 1:08:03
  clearly all defined within our statutes.
• 1:08:06
  It it doesn't take a rocket scientist to look at the
• 1:08:08
  evidence and say in fact she submitted fraudulent bank
• 1:08:12
  documents. It's easy peasy.
• 1:08:15
  It's low hanging fruit. Anybody that won't make that
• 1:08:17
  arrest is compromised and they become a Co conspirator because
• 1:08:21
  in my opinion, even the Department of Justice, when a
• 1:08:24
  prosecutor becomes aware of a felony and they don't take
• 1:08:29
  action, that's called miss prisons of a felony because they
• 1:08:32
  didn't report it. They didn't take action.
• 1:08:34
  In my opinion, maybe prosecute a couple of these prosecutors for
• 1:08:37
  not taking action and watch how quickly things change because
• 1:08:40
  those laws are on the books. And it's clear that if you don't
• 1:08:44
  want to do your job and you are allowing a criminal like that,
• 1:08:48
  Leticia James, to continue her criminal enterprise that you now
• 1:08:51
  have knowledge of, I think you become a Co conspirator
• 1:08:54
  personally. I mean, they would do it to us
• 1:08:56
  if George knew about Letitia James and didn't report it and
• 1:08:59
  they wanted to go after George, they could.
• 1:09:00
  That's what misprisings of a felony is for.
• 1:09:04
  And of course, that's a weaponized system.
• 1:09:05
  I don't agree with that part of it when it comes to George.
• 1:09:08
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• 1:09:10
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