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Sen. Ron Johnson: Fauci Was Pardoned — But He Can STILL Be Charged · Unshaken & Unafraid with Joe Pags

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Speaker 1: Yes, Fauci can be charged. I know the auto panner
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden did pardon him, but that was for potential
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Speaker 1: federal offenses or federal charges. Senator Ron Johnson says there
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Speaker 1: is still a way to prosecute him if there's a necessity.
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Speaker 1: So can he be charged? Can he be prosecuted? He's
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Speaker 1: going to spell out why the answer is yes, and
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Speaker 1: he's going to expose the lies that we've all been
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Speaker 1: facing now for five or six years. And he's also
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Speaker 1: going to tell us why the big media refuses to
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Speaker 1: have him on, to tell everybody and anybody exactly what
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Speaker 1: we were told and why it was all bs. And
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Speaker 1: after the interview, make sure you stick around. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to take down Senator John Thune because I don't think
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Speaker 1: this guy should be the majority leader when he refuses
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Speaker 1: to do the simple things like make sure our elections
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Speaker 1: are secure. But first, Senator Ron Johnson. Ron, we see
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Speaker 1: people like Scott Pelly crying in interviews about how he
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Speaker 1: got fired from CBS. We're seeing ABC get sued and
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Speaker 1: lose fifteen million dollars for slander or defamation on the president.
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Speaker 1: We see so called news and information organizations that we
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Speaker 1: used to trust falling by the wayside, and they could
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Speaker 1: all rejuvenate themselves, they could all revitalize their careers. That
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Speaker 1: they just cover the actual news. Why aren't they covering
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Speaker 1: the report that you have showing what was going on
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Speaker 1: with the FDA back in the.
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Speaker 2: Day, Because there are radical left fellow travelers and they're
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Speaker 2: all part of the cabal. But no, this is I'm
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Speaker 2: difficult guy to shock, but to me, this is shocking.
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Speaker 3: On April twenty ninth.
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Speaker 2: We held here and released a report that just detailed
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Speaker 2: because of the Bobby Kennedy's radical transparency, we got eleven
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Speaker 2: million documents, and in those documents we found the needles
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Speaker 2: in the haystack showing that Peter Marx, who was head
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Speaker 2: of SIEBER, the Center for Biologic Evaluation Review, that's the
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Speaker 2: group within FDA that approves vaccines and then as supposed
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Speaker 2: to surveil the results for safety signals, right, well, he was.
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Speaker 3: Warned on March first, twenty twenty one, less than.
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Speaker 2: Three months into the administration of these injections, that their
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Speaker 2: algorithm they were using to analyze the veyor system, the
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Speaker 2: vaccine Adverse Event Reporting system, was going to.
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Speaker 3: Hide safety signals.
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Speaker 2: Twenty six days later, using a different algorithm that unmasked
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Speaker 2: those safety signals that he was shown that there were
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Speaker 2: forty nine extreme case of masking the old system, and
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Speaker 2: now twenty five safety signals showing with the new algorithm,
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Speaker 2: including sudden cardiac death, pulmonary farnction, bells, polls, the different
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Speaker 2: types of strokes.
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Speaker 3: And they buried it. They decided to keep.
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Speaker 2: Using the old algorithm with the excuse, oh, we have
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Speaker 2: to be consistent and then lie to the American people,
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Speaker 2: but we're just not seeing safety signals.
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Speaker 3: Even though from the start of.
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Speaker 2: Ayors in nineteen ninety through the beginning of the pandemic,
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Speaker 2: on average, there about two hundred and eighty deaths per
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Speaker 2: year report to AYORS associated the vaccine, athletic shock, that
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Speaker 2: type of things. Twenty twenty one, there were twenty one
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Speaker 2: thousand deaths reported. And I didn't need a sophisticated safety
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Speaker 2: signals or algorithm to say these safety signals were screaming
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Speaker 2: at them. But they were able to hide behind that
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Speaker 2: algorithm and lie to the American people saying we're just
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Speaker 2: not seeing them. And Joe, we see that time time again.
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Speaker 2: We had a hearing last week. They had the President
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Speaker 2: of a cancer society, right. The Democrats did to refute
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Speaker 2: my witnesses and say they are seeing signals the plausible mechanism,
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Speaker 2: potentially these injections causing cancer. And of course the dem
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Speaker 2: witness goes, there's no proof that the injections caused cancer.
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Speaker 3: Well, there's not proof if you don't look for it.
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Speaker 2: There's no proof if when it's right in front of
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Speaker 2: your eyes you close your eyes. And by the way,
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Speaker 2: there's no such thing as definitive proof. When it comes
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Speaker 2: to what causes cancer. You have to look at, you know,
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Speaker 2: plausible mechanisms, you have to look at clinical observations, all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden cases coming into on collegists, exploding with
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Speaker 2: young people and stuff. But again they put their heads
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Speaker 2: in the sand. They deny this. They can continue to
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Speaker 2: deny this. And the reason I call this the biggest
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Speaker 2: scandal government scandal in my lifetime is because of their lives.
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Speaker 3: Because this cover.
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Speaker 2: Up, millions of people experienced adverse events, some of them
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Speaker 2: crippling permanent disabilities. Tens of thousands, if not hundreds of
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Speaker 2: thousands of people died currently on the Veyor system, it's
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Speaker 2: about one point seven million adverse events thirty nine thousand
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Speaker 2: deaths associated with the.
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Speaker 3: Code vaccine worldwide.
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Speaker 2: But we know from a CDC commissioned study at Harvard
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Speaker 2: University about one percent of average events are actually reported
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Speaker 2: to veyors. So take those numbers I just gave you,
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Speaker 2: multiply them by as much as one hundred.
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Speaker 3: I mean, the.
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Speaker 2: Damn the harm is devastating. It could have all or
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Speaker 2: most of it could have been prevented, or at least
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Speaker 2: people would have been informed to make that decision of
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Speaker 2: risk benefit going. Yeah, I'm old, I've got cord morbiddies,
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Speaker 2: I think I'll take a chance of these adverse events
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Speaker 2: because I'm really afraid of covid O.
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Speaker 3: That would have been a legitimate thing for the FDA
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Speaker 3: to do, but they didn't do that.
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Speaker 2: They live say, oh, these things are safe and effective,
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Speaker 2: and if we see average events, they're rare, and mild
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Speaker 2: sudden cardiac death is not mild.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't agree with you more at Senator Ron Johnson.
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Speaker 1: You know, the Verius system is interesting because you're right,
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Speaker 1: very very few of the adverse effects were even reported.
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Speaker 1: So if you take the multiple of one hundred that
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Speaker 1: you talked about, it's in the millions of people who
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Speaker 1: potentially died because of the vaccine. Why can't we know that?
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Speaker 1: And again, the various system is something that's voluntary. They
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Speaker 1: made it correct, even wrong ron, but I'm pretty sure
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Speaker 1: they made it so cumbersome when COVID was happening that
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Speaker 1: it would take a medical professional twenty five minutes to
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Speaker 1: thirty five minutes just to put in a report. And
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Speaker 1: they started saying that I'm not gonna put the report
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Speaker 1: in because they didn't have the time. They were dealing
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Speaker 1: with all these INFLUXI patients. So why can't we know
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Speaker 1: what exactly go ahead?
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Speaker 3: Go ahead?
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Speaker 2: So Sourveyor's always was time consuming, which is why only
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Speaker 2: one percent of average Evanski's reported. So they didn't change that.
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Speaker 2: It's just always been time consuming. But again, the reason
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Speaker 2: we couldn't know this is they didn't want to create
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Speaker 2: vaccine Hesnancy Fauxi was bemoaning in October twenty nineteen that
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Speaker 2: we don't have a universal vaccination plan. The flu vaccine
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Speaker 2: just wasn't accomplishing, that we would.
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Speaker 3: Need a pandemic.
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Speaker 2: Well, twenty twenty got his pandemic, and this was his
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Speaker 2: opportunity to force a universal vaccine program on the globe
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Speaker 2: and they did it with Gusto obviously lined MODERNA in
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Speaker 2: Pfeizer's pockets billions of dollars worth. And they just wanted
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Speaker 2: this mRNA platform, which which never succeeded. It always failed
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Speaker 2: in cast trials because they couldn't control it. We were
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Speaker 2: lied to that it was going to stay in the arm. No,
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Speaker 2: they knew it was going to buio distribute. We relied
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Speaker 2: to that this was mRNA, true mRNA that degrades rapidly. No,
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Speaker 2: this was modified, a pseudo urity to make sure it
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Speaker 2: wouldn't degrade. We've had studies with this RNA is secretly
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Speaker 2: in the body seven hundred days and then they cut
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Speaker 2: off the study.
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Speaker 3: So again this is this is a This was a disaster.
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Speaker 2: And they're still covering up because the people who approve
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Speaker 2: these things, a lot of them, a lot of them
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Speaker 2: who were supposedly surveilling for safety.
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Speaker 3: Some of those people are still there.
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Speaker 2: They're still frustrating and sabotaging UH Secretary Kennedy's effort to
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Speaker 2: be radically transparent.
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Speaker 3: But again, we got eleven million pages. We were able
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Speaker 3: to pick these needles out of the haystack.
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Speaker 2: Again, they didn't, they didn't help us find this this
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Speaker 2: is something we had to do. But the agencies are
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Speaker 2: still not coming clean. They're not admitting what needs to
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Speaker 2: be admitted. And why is this important, Joe, Because I'm
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Speaker 2: dealing with the injection injured community.
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Speaker 3: When Facebook shut down.
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Speaker 2: Their their support groups early in the pandemic, people committed suicide.
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Speaker 3: They no longer have that support group.
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Speaker 2: Now they're committing suicide because they've been battling to be seen, heard,
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Speaker 2: and belief so they can get TREE for five years
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Speaker 2: and it's not happening.
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Speaker 3: Doctors aren't admitting it.
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Speaker 2: They don't have an ICD code for doctors to diagnose
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Speaker 2: and then be able to build the patients for trying
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Speaker 2: to treat the injection injury. So they're at a low points.
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Speaker 2: Suicide rates are increasing. They need to be seen, heard, believe.
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Speaker 2: They need these injection injuries to be acknowledged. Here's another
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Speaker 2: nasty fact. Also in March of twenty twenty one, the
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Speaker 2: same month where Peter Marx has shown that they're going
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Speaker 2: to hide safety signals and he's showing the safety signals.
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Speaker 2: NIH was diagnosing and treating people for.
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Speaker 3: These injection injuries and know what they found.
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Speaker 2: The first thing early intervention was crucial you had to
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Speaker 2: get to these people early. They told those people to
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Speaker 2: stay silent. Let's not jump the gun, let's not provide
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Speaker 2: false information, wait for us to do the treatment, gather information,
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Speaker 2: issue a study so doctors know how to treat this.
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Speaker 2: They only issue that study in twenty twenty two under
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Speaker 2: tremendous pressure of the injection injured, and they only they.
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Speaker 3: Quietly put it on a prepense server.
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Speaker 2: They didn't announce this to the world that they didn't
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Speaker 2: really let medical professors know the way they should have.
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Speaker 3: So all these people there were injection.
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Speaker 2: Injured that needed treatment, and they needed treatment fast.
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Speaker 3: They still haven't gotten it. Ron.
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Speaker 1: What they did was criminal. It was very criminal. We
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Speaker 1: actually have a Pfizer vice president on tape over in
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Speaker 1: somewhere in Europe saying that they never said that it
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Speaker 1: would stop the spread. We literally had our government agency saying,
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Speaker 1: if you take the shot, it's going to stop COVID
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Speaker 1: from being spread to anybody else. That was a lie,
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Speaker 1: a bottom line lie. You can't go after Fauci because
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Speaker 1: of the pardon, but who do you go after. People
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Speaker 1: in this country and around the globe want somebody to
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Speaker 1: pay the price for the lies they told us. To
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Speaker 1: our faces. We know that masks didn't work. That was
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Speaker 1: a lie. We know the six foot distancing was a
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Speaker 1: lie they just made up. We know that it didn't
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Speaker 1: stop the spread, and that there were all sorts of
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Speaker 1: adverse effects. What these that people were forced to take.
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Speaker 1: If you want to be in the military, you want
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Speaker 1: to be a doctor, you want to go to a
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Speaker 1: show in New York City, you had to take a vaccine.
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Speaker 1: I didn't take it. I know a lot of people
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Speaker 1: that didn't take it. But there are eighty percent, according
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Speaker 1: to the doctor Peter McCullough, that have taken it. Who
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Speaker 1: is going to pay the price run because it seems
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Speaker 1: like they're all getting away with it.
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Speaker 2: So the problem is government protects itself, Government protects its employees,
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Speaker 2: the people that carry out its devious deeds. And government
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Speaker 2: has protected the evil doers, the wrongdoers, from being held
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Speaker 2: accountable by Congress by not turning over documents. Again, I've
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Speaker 2: written over seventy oversight letters to the Biden HHS.
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Speaker 3: Give me the big middle finger. I didn't get anything.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't ntil Bobby Kennedy finally forced them turn me
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Speaker 2: over eleven million pages of documents. So we found these
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Speaker 2: needs in Haystack. So now we know who the players were.
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Speaker 2: Now we're starting to conduct transcribe the interviews. We're going
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Speaker 2: to find out more about this or our investigation is
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Speaker 2: really only begun. And what I can do is I
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Speaker 2: can expose this. I can reveal the American public.
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Speaker 3: These are the people tell telling you. Peter Marks, he
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Speaker 3: was warned, he covered it up.
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Speaker 2: He's now working at Eli Lilly making millions of dollars.
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Speaker 3: I'm sure, but we'll talk to him.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad you let me stop you because I'm
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Speaker 1: glad you went there. I was going to ask you
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Speaker 1: about the news media giving you a complete blackout on
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Speaker 1: this story. And the next question was going to be
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Speaker 1: this newscast brought to you by Eli Lilly, this newscast
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Speaker 1: brought to you by Pfizer, this newscast brought to you
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Speaker 1: by Maderna. Should these companies that have a stake in
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Speaker 1: what's being said on the news have the ability to
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Speaker 1: sponsor and therefore, I would think have some pressure to
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Speaker 1: put on news organizations.
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Speaker 3: And we are one.
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Speaker 2: I think of only two nations that allow television advertising
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Speaker 2: for pharmaceutical drugs, and it is allowed them to capture
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Speaker 2: in their area. They buy the influence in medical colleges,
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Speaker 2: in medical journals, they spend billions of dollars in as
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Speaker 2: so they quash any kind of serious investigation in terms
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Speaker 2: of harms on drugs or vaccines. They've obviously captured and
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Speaker 2: corrupted the federal health agencies as well. So no, that
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Speaker 2: level of corruption has to end, and we need the
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Speaker 2: news media to start covering the story. Not one major
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Speaker 2: network has carried this other CBS major Garrett did an
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Speaker 2: online streaming interview with me. But that's it. I haven't
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Speaker 2: got CBS to cover this story. Fox and Fox Business
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Speaker 2: has covered it. Programs like yours is covering it. So
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Speaker 2: a growing number Americans is understanding this. But and tell
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Speaker 2: us all Americans understand the story, understand the depravity, the corruption,
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Speaker 2: the lives that were destroyed because the FD officials.
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Speaker 3: Did not do their job. Let me add again, I.
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Speaker 2: Think most of us when we hear safety surveillance assume
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Speaker 2: I mean that they're they're looking for their needles in
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Speaker 2: the haystack. They're looking for small little signals to really
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Speaker 2: be on the lookout, to further invest, to warn doctors
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Speaker 2: to be on the lookout for things.
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Speaker 3: That's how what they did.
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Speaker 2: They basically before they made any announcements whatsoever, like on
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Speaker 2: myocarditis or a schemic stroke in people over sixty five,
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Speaker 2: that by the way, they were showing.
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Speaker 3: Safety signals, even using the invalid algorithm. They was fighting them.
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Speaker 2: They were basically requiring definitive proof, you know, kind of
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Speaker 2: like that Democrat witness that came and said there's no
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Speaker 2: proof that these injections caused cancer. Well, again, you'll never
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Speaker 2: say there's proof. Even though we've got on collegists that
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Speaker 2: are you know, eminently qualified and coologists that are layout
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Speaker 2: the posible mechanism that are telling what they're seeing in
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Speaker 2: the clinic. That's not good enough. That's evidence, it's not proof.
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Speaker 2: So again the standard change from the FDA saying no,
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Speaker 2: that you've got to be looking for the small little
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Speaker 2: signals to warn doctors too. We're not going to say
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Speaker 2: a word because we don't want to create vaccine hessancy.
13:56
Speaker 2: We want to make sure that Peiser Marderni can line
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Speaker 2: their pockets with billions and we have this universal vaccine
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Speaker 2: program finally, so we're gonna keep our mouths shut and
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Speaker 2: let all this damage occur.
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Speaker 3: And they knew it. They knew it, which they had.
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Speaker 3: They had to be shaking their boots.
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Speaker 2: They approved the emergency use authorization, they knew their contractors
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Speaker 2: hiring more people to input all the reports deluging theyers
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Speaker 2: that they had to.
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Speaker 3: Be shaking their boots.
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Speaker 2: But then when they saw that their algorithm is gonna
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Speaker 2: hide these safety signals, they had to know.
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Speaker 3: Thank you Lord, we can, we can, we can cling
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Speaker 3: to this claim.
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Speaker 2: We're we have to be consistent, and we can go
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Speaker 2: to the American public and live ball. They saying, we're
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Speaker 2: just not seeing safety signals. That's what they've done. They're
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Speaker 2: doing it to this day.
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Speaker 1: in the House of Representatives are working for nih or something.
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Speaker 1: It happens all the time. Why don't we stop it?
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Speaker 2: First of all, it's not unconstitutional to not allow certain
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Speaker 2: products to be advertised on TV.
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Speaker 3: Don't allow tobacco anymore.
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Speaker 2: We didn't allow pharmaceuticals till nineteen ninety seven and then
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Speaker 2: Bill Clinton change yet based on regulation.
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Speaker 1: Right, Well, again, that is the first their claim. I
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Speaker 1: think that'll be their claim. First amendment will be their claim.
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Speaker 1: But you're right, you certainly we have said you can't
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Speaker 1: physically drink a beer in a commercial, you can't have
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Speaker 1: that might make it a problem. But what about the
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Speaker 1: revolving door.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we can certainly climb down that as well.
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Speaker 2: And and part of it is again, expose these people
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Speaker 2: for what they've done. You know, Fauci, I mean, that
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Speaker 2: is a bad human being right there. Okay, And you know,
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Speaker 2: Bobby Can'ty did a good job of exposing how bad
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Speaker 2: he is in the Real Anthony Faucie book.
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Speaker 3: I recommend to your to your listeners to read that book.
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Speaker 2: But again, now we know that that he was lined
17:43
Speaker 2: to Congress about funding gain a function. Uh, we're seeing
17:48
Speaker 2: more examples of custom Borab Show picked up a couple
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Speaker 2: of people that used to work with Fauci's smuggling in
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Speaker 2: monkey pocks.
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Speaker 3: Come on, basically, yeah, I reported function research. This is
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Speaker 3: all about bioweapons.
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Speaker 1: Well, and again you said he predicted it. We needed
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Speaker 1: a pandemic. We got the same guy from you know,
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Speaker 1: twenty years ago saying, if you have it, that's the
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Speaker 1: best kind of immunity. Natural immunity is the best kind
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Speaker 1: of immunity. And then he completely switched sides. In this
18:14
Speaker 1: day and age, so people watching and listening or yelling
18:17
Speaker 1: at their TVs or they're yelling at their radios.
18:19
Speaker 3: Run.
18:19
Speaker 1: Can you undo the pardon that was done by the
18:21
Speaker 1: auto pen for Fauci? I mean, please say that there's
18:23
Speaker 1: something that can be done. The guy should at least
18:25
Speaker 1: be in front.
18:26
Speaker 3: Of a jury. He was a horrible It was a horrible.
18:29
Speaker 1: Thing that he did. Can you undo that pardon? Are
18:31
Speaker 1: you guys still even looking into that oversight? Courts might
18:36
Speaker 1: be able to undo that. Again, that would be something
18:38
Speaker 1: for your judicial system. States do not have a pardon, okay,
18:41
Speaker 1: I don't apply to federal.
18:42
Speaker 2: Question right, So that's a smart movie, right A case there. Again,
18:46
Speaker 2: we've got to prove things. I think Santor Paul is
18:48
Speaker 2: going to actually interview Fauci. I don't know what documents
18:50
Speaker 2: since Sator Paul has. I mean before I interview people,
18:53
Speaker 2: I like to have documents so they don't run circles
18:56
Speaker 2: around me. So that's why we haven't interviewed these people
18:59
Speaker 2: just have had anything to really ask him, and they'll
19:01
Speaker 2: just you know, squirm and wiggle out of any kind
19:03
Speaker 2: of question.
19:04
Speaker 3: But now we've got hard proof.
19:07
Speaker 2: Explain this, yeah, explain why you told this woman to
19:11
Speaker 2: cease and desist? As opposed to pin a medal on
19:13
Speaker 2: her chest and say thank you for showing a flaw
19:17
Speaker 2: in our system here so that we can warn doctors
19:19
Speaker 2: and in forming the American public.
19:21
Speaker 3: How do you explain yourself there?
19:23
Speaker 2: I will tell you they're pretty impervious to those kinds
19:26
Speaker 2: of questions. Though these guys are brazen.
19:28
Speaker 1: It is a US Senator Ron Johnson, Great State of Wisconsin.
19:31
Speaker 3: Ron.
19:32
Speaker 1: Back to the first point that you made, and I'm
19:34
Speaker 1: glad that we spent the entire time on this because
19:36
Speaker 1: this is so important to everybody watching and listening. I
19:39
Speaker 1: just flew from from from Texas to New York and
19:42
Speaker 1: back and people are still wearing masks. I mean, there
19:45
Speaker 1: are people out there that have no information whatsoever. So,
19:48
Speaker 1: circling back to your first point, how do we break
19:50
Speaker 1: through that major Garrett good Enough reporter? Why is it
19:53
Speaker 1: only online? Why are we seeing Scott Pelly everywhere? But
19:56
Speaker 1: we're not seeing this story that affected everybody? Can you
19:59
Speaker 1: break through with the Big Three? Is there any movement
20:01
Speaker 1: at all? Because remember when you and I talked about
20:04
Speaker 1: January sixth, all of them jumped on your back, all
20:07
Speaker 1: of them said you said the wrong thing about January
20:09
Speaker 1: sixth and you didn't. They took it out of context,
20:11
Speaker 1: and all of them had no problem running with it.
20:13
Speaker 1: So it's not about Ron Johnson. It's about showing some
20:16
Speaker 1: sort of shade or actually showing some light on a
20:19
Speaker 1: story that was in the shade and hidden and cloaked
20:21
Speaker 1: from us for so long, so long. Question short, Can
20:25
Speaker 1: we break through that barrier that's being put up by
20:27
Speaker 1: the so called free media.
20:30
Speaker 2: Well, normally I don't ask to be on people's shows
20:33
Speaker 2: they invite beyond and I agree, Yes, come on, we
20:35
Speaker 2: are bugging the you know what out of all these programs,
20:38
Speaker 2: which again just shows you how dedicated they are to
20:42
Speaker 2: not covering this story. So I will continue to bug them.
20:45
Speaker 2: I will continue to shame them publicly. I'm doing it
20:47
Speaker 2: right now. Come on ABC, come on NBC, come on PBS,
20:51
Speaker 2: come on CNN, you know, put me on. Let me
20:56
Speaker 2: tell this story so the American people understand the corruption
20:59
Speaker 2: of these eight that needs to be ended.
21:02
Speaker 1: It's Senator Ron Johns. I'm gonna post that all over
21:04
Speaker 1: my social media, which is pretty substantial, and they will
21:07
Speaker 1: see you saying that I'm gonna have that plea right
21:09
Speaker 1: there that you just said. Because the people that watch me,
21:12
Speaker 1: the people who know you, the people who want the truth,
21:14
Speaker 1: are going to push this and spread this. We will
21:16
Speaker 1: guilt them into doing it.
21:18
Speaker 3: We will.
21:18
Speaker 1: We will make sure that they get notification of that.
21:20
Speaker 1: Ron I don't have a ton of more time, and
21:21
Speaker 1: you gave me a bunch of time already. I'd be
21:23
Speaker 1: remissive I didn't say, hey, you guys are doing oversight
21:26
Speaker 1: on all the major agencies, the dj the FBI, the HHS.
21:29
Speaker 1: Are you getting cooperation now to where you didn't get
21:32
Speaker 1: any cooperation at all under Biden?
21:35
Speaker 3: Oh?
21:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got zero from Biden. Yeah we're getting some.
21:39
Speaker 2: But again, no matter who's in charge of those agency,
21:42
Speaker 2: no matter who's president, these agencies are powers under themselves
21:47
Speaker 2: that they don't a lot of these people don't really
21:49
Speaker 2: believe in democracy. You're certainly not accountability to Congress. You know,
21:53
Speaker 2: you got you know people, see I really think that
21:57
Speaker 2: they don't.
21:57
Speaker 3: Really they're not really accountable to the people. They're going
22:01
Speaker 3: to run their own show.
22:02
Speaker 2: Okay, So that is a problem that the permanent bureaucracy,
22:06
Speaker 2: the deep state exists is pervasive. Unfortunately, it is primarily
22:10
Speaker 2: populated by leftists, which eventually destroy this country.
22:14
Speaker 3: Take away our freedom. So no, it's a challenge.
22:17
Speaker 2: It's not that body candy, it's not the cash Fortael's
22:19
Speaker 2: not that Todd Blanche aren't trying.
22:22
Speaker 3: They are just and less.
22:23
Speaker 2: If you're a bureaucrat, there's sixteen ways on Sunday you
22:26
Speaker 2: can make an excuse.
22:27
Speaker 3: Oh, I just can't find that in some of those documents.
22:30
Speaker 2: We finally got a top or cash Fortel phone in
22:33
Speaker 2: a burn bag in a skiff. He didn't even know
22:36
Speaker 2: about in a burn bag. So they just need to
22:38
Speaker 2: get around to burning it before they left the door.
22:42
Speaker 1: Ron as a former business owner and somebody who is very,
22:45
Speaker 1: very successful. If I were in your employe and you said, Joe,
22:49
Speaker 1: go and get me that report, and I said back,
22:50
Speaker 1: I can't find it, you'd say you're fired. Let me
22:52
Speaker 1: find somebod who can find it. Bob, you go and
22:54
Speaker 1: get me the report, and Bob can't do you find?
22:56
Speaker 1: Can we not fire these people? Can we not show
22:58
Speaker 1: them the door? Why do they think that they have
23:00
Speaker 1: the right to just stay in the job and deny
23:02
Speaker 1: doing anything that you guys are asking for.
23:05
Speaker 2: Well, this gets We've given a lot of protections to
23:07
Speaker 2: government employees, and again you don't know what you don't know.
23:11
Speaker 3: So, I mean, I'm sure these a lot of these
23:12
Speaker 3: people are really.
23:13
Speaker 2: Smooth and they believe they you know, they give the
23:19
Speaker 2: secretary's confidence that I can trust this person right where
23:22
Speaker 2: they're stabbing him in the back. So again, it's a nasty,
23:26
Speaker 2: nasty business when you're talking about power. As Lord Acton said,
23:30
Speaker 2: power corrupts absolute, power corrupts absolutely.
23:33
Speaker 3: These people in these agencies are powerful, and they do
23:37
Speaker 3: corrupt the process.
23:38
Speaker 2: And again, regardless of the tension of a President Trump
23:41
Speaker 2: or the people he's put in these agencies politically that
23:46
Speaker 2: the permity Broxi can frustrate them.
23:48
Speaker 3: Sixteen when we heys on Sunday.
23:50
Speaker 1: Let's finish with this, it's Senator Ron Johnson, Great State
23:53
Speaker 1: of Wisconsin. When it comes it's circling back to COVID.
23:55
Speaker 1: When it comes to COVID, you and I have spent
23:57
Speaker 1: a dozen or so interviews talking about the increase in
24:01
Speaker 1: spending just for the pandemic. Pandemic has been over for
24:04
Speaker 1: five years now, four or five years now. Why exactly
24:07
Speaker 1: haven't we rolled back the one point seven trillion, the
24:09
Speaker 1: two trillion that was added. Why is that still in there?
24:11
Speaker 1: Why are we still overspending when those programs were meant
24:15
Speaker 1: specifically to help Americans harmed by COVID.
24:19
Speaker 2: Because spending is absolutely a bipartisan problem. You know when
24:22
Speaker 2: people ask, why can't you guys do things in a
24:24
Speaker 2: by parson basis, why can't you compromise? Oh, trust me
24:27
Speaker 2: when it comes to spending money. We don't have mortgage
24:29
Speaker 2: our kids future. There's a lot of by parson cooperations.
24:32
Speaker 2: So and again the public lights they're free, free government
24:36
Speaker 2: money right right now.
24:37
Speaker 3: They're looking the other way.
24:39
Speaker 2: This massive amount of fraud that's being uncovered by people
24:42
Speaker 2: like Nick Sorter.
24:43
Speaker 3: Doctor ozis came to lunch. He's doing a great job.
24:47
Speaker 2: Here's an example that there were a third of all
24:49
Speaker 2: hospice centers are in Los Angeles.
24:52
Speaker 3: A third. That's enough within the country, so obviously there's
24:56
Speaker 3: something going on there.
24:56
Speaker 2: So doctor Oz stopped sending money to four hundred of them.
25:01
Speaker 2: Nobody complained, Well there you go, I mean via legitimate
25:06
Speaker 2: hospa center. And also you need the money, you'd complain.
25:09
Speaker 2: But if you're a fraudster, you just move on in price,
25:12
Speaker 2: start up hospa center someplace else.
25:15
Speaker 1: When we hear about all the fraud are we rolling
25:17
Speaker 1: it back. Are we keeping the money or is that
25:19
Speaker 1: money going to better use elsewhere? Because again we hear
25:22
Speaker 1: about it's in between nine and eighteen billion just in Minnesota.
25:25
Speaker 1: In California might be over one hundred billion dollars in Ohio.
25:28
Speaker 1: They're uncovering all sorts of fraud and it's happening everywhere
25:31
Speaker 1: red and blue state. Are we rolling the money back?
25:33
Speaker 1: Are we lowering the deficit with the money? I want
25:35
Speaker 1: to feel like our money is being used for the
25:37
Speaker 1: right things.
25:38
Speaker 2: So the estimate of fraud range somewe between two hundred
25:40
Speaker 2: fifty billion two a trillion.
25:42
Speaker 3: Dollars a year early mackerel. The DOJ is.
25:44
Speaker 2: Proscuting about four point seven billion. Now, so now you're
25:47
Speaker 2: not going to be able to prosecute and recovered. Yeah,
25:50
Speaker 2: it's prosecute, but that's not the You had to prevent
25:52
Speaker 2: it from ever going, which is exactly what DoD Drows
25:54
Speaker 2: is doing. He identifies these hospice centers, they're making them
25:58
Speaker 2: re certify. He stops funding and that's the way to
26:01
Speaker 2: do it. You have to do it in the front end.
26:02
Speaker 2: You can never let the dollars out the door. But
26:05
Speaker 2: Unforcning Democrats, love government, they love making people dependent on it,
26:10
Speaker 2: and they could care less about fraud.
26:12
Speaker 3: So we have no willing partners in Congress to clamp
26:15
Speaker 3: down these things.
26:16
Speaker 2: But again, doctor oz this administration is dedicated to doing it.
26:19
Speaker 2: They're trying to stop it on the front end. So
26:20
Speaker 2: the dollars don't even go out the door, because once
26:22
Speaker 2: they're gone, almost impossible to get most of it back.
26:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hed doctor Ozon a week and a half ago.
26:27
Speaker 1: He's doing a great job with that. Let's finish with this.
26:30
Speaker 1: When it comes to this fraud going on run, Is
26:33
Speaker 1: there any way that the governor of a state, the
26:35
Speaker 1: lieutenant governor, the attorney general doesn't know it's going on?
26:38
Speaker 1: Are they incompetent or is your possible collusion?
26:42
Speaker 2: Well, I think personally there's you know, with the walls
26:45
Speaker 2: and a g Ellison, my guess, total collusion.
26:47
Speaker 3: My guess is total awareness.
26:50
Speaker 2: I hope there's some kind of crime they can be
26:52
Speaker 2: indicted on, because no, they just let this go on
26:54
Speaker 2: right beneath their nose. If they weren't complicit in it.
26:57
Speaker 1: It's Senator Ron Johnson, thanks for all the time, Ron.
26:59
Speaker 1: As usual, Well, we're going to make sure we get
27:01
Speaker 1: the word out there about the media, forcing the media's
27:03
Speaker 1: hand to cover this story, which is by far one
27:06
Speaker 1: of the biggest stories in a generation or two. Thanks
27:08
Speaker 1: for the time, Thanks for the hard work, Appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for having me on take Care.
27:12
Speaker 1: All right, somebody stupid said something stupid. That's one of
27:15
Speaker 1: the things that I like doing. I think I've built
27:17
Speaker 1: my social media's outlining that and I got to put
27:19
Speaker 1: it out there. And those of you who are in
27:21
Speaker 1: South Dakota, I apologize upfront, but I find your senator
27:25
Speaker 1: be an absolute dork. This guy, John Thune should not
27:28
Speaker 1: be the Senate Majority leader. And every single time he
27:31
Speaker 1: has an opportunity to put the same America Act as
27:34
Speaker 1: part of a piece of legislation, he refuses, just doesn't
27:37
Speaker 1: seem to do it. I don't know why, keeps on
27:40
Speaker 1: making excuses, why I just don't have the votes. Well,
27:43
Speaker 1: get the votes. What is the job as the majority leader?
27:46
Speaker 1: If you can't bring legislation to the floor. You can't
27:48
Speaker 1: bring legislation to a vote. If you can't rally your troops.
27:51
Speaker 1: You've got fifty three Republicans in there to forty seven Democrats.
27:55
Speaker 1: You can't make that happen. Really, why.
27:57
Speaker 4: It's a well known fact around here, sometimes perhaps not
28:02
Speaker 4: fully grasp around the country, but anybody who follows this
28:08
Speaker 4: process closely knows that we don't have the votes and
28:11
Speaker 4: the only way that you could figure out a way
28:14
Speaker 4: to get the votes. And even in that case, to say,
28:15
Speaker 4: if America Act didn't even get fifty votes last week
28:18
Speaker 4: on the floor of the Senate, but even if you
28:20
Speaker 4: confine it to what is.
28:22
Speaker 1: He talking about now? This is, I guess in response
28:26
Speaker 1: to the President saying it's time to go and get
28:28
Speaker 1: this done. And I'm actually going to start it again,
28:30
Speaker 1: but pause it because on the screen it actually shows
28:34
Speaker 1: a truth from President Donald Trump. A few Democrats are
28:37
Speaker 1: against PISA, with or without Bill POULTI going to d
28:40
Speaker 1: and I as acting. What kind of a deal is that? Besides,
28:44
Speaker 1: I'm against PISA if it doesn't come with a Save
28:46
Speaker 1: America Act full version firmly attached to it, make America
28:49
Speaker 1: great again. Thank you for your attention of this matter,
28:52
Speaker 1: President Donald J. Trump, and the guy who has chosen
28:56
Speaker 1: as the Senate majority leader just says, look, we don't
28:58
Speaker 1: have the votes. And again it's my question is simple,
29:03
Speaker 1: who was supposed to get the votes? It's you, and
29:06
Speaker 1: then he says, like it's a matter of fact, Look,
29:08
Speaker 1: we couldn't even get fifty votes last week. When it
29:11
Speaker 1: came to the same Megan, why not you got fifty
29:13
Speaker 1: three Republicans? Why couldn't you get fifty what's the issue?
29:17
Speaker 1: It's on you, dude.
29:18
Speaker 4: It's a well known fact around here, sometimes perhaps not
29:23
Speaker 4: fully grasp around the country, but anybody who follows this
29:29
Speaker 4: process closely knows that we don't have the votes. And
29:32
Speaker 4: the only way that you could figure out a way
29:35
Speaker 4: to get the votes. And even in that case, the say,
29:36
Speaker 4: if America Act didn't even get fifty votes last week
29:39
Speaker 4: on the floor of the Senate, but even if you confine.
29:41
Speaker 1: It to why not, why don't you have the votes?
29:46
Speaker 1: Because the follow up question from whomever it is that's
29:49
Speaker 1: asking him the question should have been, well why not
29:52
Speaker 1: why don't you have him? What's the question? What exactly
29:56
Speaker 1: is that that's holding things back? Who's the majority leader?
29:58
Speaker 1: And actually make him answer that, well, why can't you
30:02
Speaker 1: get the fifty three on your side? Because you know,
30:04
Speaker 1: damn well, if it were fifty one, hell, they didn't
30:07
Speaker 1: need fifty one. When it was fifty to fifty, they
30:13
Speaker 1: still got everything done they wanted to get done because
30:16
Speaker 1: you had fifty Democrats voting for it, fifty Republicans voting
30:19
Speaker 1: voting against it, and Kamala Harris would come in to
30:21
Speaker 1: save the day and be the deciding vote as the
30:24
Speaker 1: President of the Senate. This guy isn't even getting you
30:29
Speaker 1: fifty to fifty, so JD Vans can break the tie?
30:32
Speaker 3: Why not?
30:34
Speaker 1: And nobody seems to want to ask him that question.
30:36
Speaker 1: I haven't had them on. I don't think they'll come on.
30:38
Speaker 1: I've been an open critic of his on X. I
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