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#696: Taking the Last Clot Shot · Macroaggressions

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All right, we're gonna talk sports a little bit here
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Well, we're gonna talk conspiracy and sports and it's sort of like right in my wheelhouse
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Give me my background a little bit
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I mean for those of you who have been watching or listening to the show for years and years
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I've talked about this in the past. I come out of the sports world. I
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Am a full-blown
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Sports fan like, you know sports ball, you know, yeah, I'm into all that and and I've always been and
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Frankly, there's never been a better time to be into it than now as far as I'm concerned to have that that outlet
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where I can I
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Can turn off my brain for well, it never really turns off
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Frankly, I'm still nitpicking at the referees and why are you calling?
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Why are you running this play when you should have run that? I'm doing all that stuff
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So it's not like I ever truly turned my brain off and just sit there like a retard and enjoy it, which I should I
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Would love to but I just know too much
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From working in the industry and so what what we did? I
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So I came I did my background is that in I quit school
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Halfway through college to go work for the Colorado Rockies first year in the league is a major league
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Team an unpaid intern if there was a totem pole of hierarchy. I was I was the lowest guy on it
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Just you know, but it's your dream job, right?
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I was washing jock straps and shining shoes and couldn't have been happier for no money and couldn't have been happier doing it
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I was in a major league clubhouse
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Finally, and I had contacts there too. So
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Don Baylor who was the manager of the team and I had known in my entire life and so
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I wanted to be in sports. I wanted to work in sports and I did not love school and
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I had two years in and two years out and but I didn't have a job
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Waiting for me Baylor pulled me aside and said look how much school do you have left? I have two years
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Okay, okay finished that two years up
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But you got to get done in December because we need you and you know, we got a catcher's report in February
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You can't be graduating in May like normal. You got it like you got to do what you need to do to get out fast
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So I was like, okay, I've got two years of school. I'm gonna cram it into like
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A year and four months and let's just see if I can do it so I can graduate in December of 94 and be done
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To go work in pro baseball in December of 94
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Now for these those of you who are old enough to remember what was going on in December of 94 a major league baseball
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They were on strike. There was nothing going on
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So that job went away. It never resurfaced and I had to eventually make my own job
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in sports and my goal was to
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Watch Sports Center at night as a condition of my employment
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All right, I need it because I was doing it anyway. And so back when Sports Center was actually Sports Center
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now what it is now and
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and
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in in doing that
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fast flash forward a few years and
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Partnered up with it with a guy I'd gone to boarding school with who had started this company
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And I joined him is the it's the second person in it and
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And we did meet media training we were we were teaching I
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Was sitting in a in a in a boardroom
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The NBA just say you know Fifth Avenue the whole thing just as you had envisioned it in your mind top floor
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big fucking
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30-foot boardroom table all the NBA executives on one side me my partner on the other side and we're
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Explaining to them and I swear I remember this because I was talking to Brian McIntyre who was the head of marketing for the NBA and we got
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Done laying out this entire
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Presentation of how we were doing media training for pro athletes
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We were gonna help these guys be better on camera for interviews and public speaking and make sure they don't say stupid things
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You know and can't on camera and get the team make the team look bad and all stuff
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I get done laying this entire thing out Brian McIntyre looks at me and he goes I don't get it and my response to him was you will
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They didn't give us the job that in 2002 that was 2002. They didn't give us the gig there. They later did we've got the rookie symposium
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We've got major league baseballs rookie symposium. We've got the NFL's rookie, but we got it all
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But in 2002 I was trying to explain to the NBA that they were going to have an image problem
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And they couldn't understand what I was talking about
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So I've been in this game for a while. I've been involved in sports for a long time
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I watched this carefully. I it now blends into the conspiracy component of what I do and having to take a look at
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at the sport side of things and we're not gonna get this isn't gonna be a
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an episode dealing with the
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Fuckery surrounding sports in terms of who wins and loses the games. This is going to deal with the
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We're gonna talk about the vaccine component and how that was pushed on athletes what the results of that has been
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Right now, you know, as of the recording of this
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The big talk is of Jalen Hertz from the Philadelphia Eagles who had blood clots and has now been ruled out for the entire season
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I'm gonna get into that. I want to talk about Jalen Hertz in particular not limited to him
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I want to talk a little bit about like the the psychology of how these athletes look at the jobs that they have
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I mean, it's it's fascinating. We we've got the we had the big it
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You know, I'm not in associated with that with the company anymore. I still have an ownership stake in it
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But I let my my business partner handle all of that. He's a fucking genius. I mean, he's really there's nobody better at this
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And so I know when I you know, I watch don't get me wrong
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I watch and I picked up a thing or two obviously immediate how to be on camera
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You learn a thing or two from from that over the years, but I
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Really only just wanted to work in sports my entire life and now I'm now that I see
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things changed a little bit though over the years and I
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Started to have it started to get competition. My sports interests were having competitions with my
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conspiratorial
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Topics that that that I dug into and and I never really thought they would overlap
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It's funny that now they they will and unfortunate and I wish you they didn't to be crystal clear here
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this is a health catastrophe and
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It has to do with COVID we're gonna talk about that we're gonna talk about
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About what what you know about Jalen Hertz the the new face of vaccine damage in my opinion
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And it's not just him. We'll talk about some of the other
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Athletes and other sports who have been facing the same issue. This is blood clots is what we're talking about man blood clots are huge
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Things we're gonna talk about the COVID vaccines. We're gonna dig into the statistics behind that and then we're going to wrap up by talking about
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What's really the problem here and it is it is vaccines in general, but it is a very specific type of vaccine
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that's the mRNA technology we'll get into that but
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You know athletes dream of being able to take
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The game-winning final shot, right? That's it's as a kid you grow up, you know five four three two
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You know you you run that play out with your friends
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You you have those imaginary scenarios where you're where you're you know
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We're you know where you're playing out the last moments of the game the
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The Jordan buzzer beater in Cleveland immortalizes Craig illa who's crumpled in the coin
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You know on the on the ground after Jordan hits that shot or
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Or Byron Russell in in the same thing in Utah is Jordan pushes him off and cleans himself out and
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Takes that open shot to end the game
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Taking the last shot is reserved for the player on the team that everybody trusts okay
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You have to be the most trustworthy, but it's the great equalizer
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Nobody's picking the the the kid off the bench to take the final shot
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The teams don't allow that
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We've tried to wokify
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sports a lot
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lately and
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It's it's an embarrassing situation
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I'm all for the the the video you see every now and then where some high school JV team the final game of the season
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And they put the kid with Down syndrome in who is the
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Was was just sort of like the manager of the team they put him in a uniform and he plays and takes the final shot
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I'm all for that like that's that's amazing. That's great. That's what sports is about
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But
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Not every but but as you evolve in this as you move from high school sports into college sports
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Which I did and then you realize you know, then you you sort of
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Get the reality check where you've reached it and I'm not you know
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I went to USC at play soccer, but I'm not gonna be playing pro. I mean, you know you get a pretty good
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Check as to like where your skills shake out
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But if you do manage to find yourself evolving
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To the next level and in some sort of professional standpoint
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you'll find that
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Not everybody is cut out for that role of taking the final shot, you know
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And as an athlete as a as a as a you know an alpha an alpha alpha's only by the way
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There's no bait has taken the final shot, you know, there's no
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Because the pressure is enormous some people don't want it
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I watched the the World Cup this summer and they we were getting into like some some of the final games and they're you know
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Getting shootouts and things like that and I was listening to the announcers talk about that
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I've been in plenty of shootouts as a soccer player and they asked like
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They're chitchatting about who's taking the shot since like who who volunteers for this for this shot
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And I was like, what do you mean who volunteers like everybody should volunteer for that? I don't know
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It's my mindset was I always volunteered. I want to say I'll be the fifth guy taking the shot
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But I'm taking I'll be in that penalty shootout. There's I've never missed a penalty kick. I would never miss a penalty kick. It's unthinkable, right?
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To me it's unthinkable, but but I think what's even more unthinkable is that when I was watching this World Cup
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They were talking about how several of the guys said I'm out. I don't want I don't want to be in the in the
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Shootout. I don't want to be one of the guys taking the shot
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Obviously, you're not gonna be the goalie the goalie is the goalie
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But but there's you know, you got five shots
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They picked the five best guys or the five guys that they think are the most confident or or feel most
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But it was it was crazy to me hearing these announcers something like this guy that guy and that guy over there
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They've said they don't want any part of it and I was like I just my
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Competitive mind cannot wrap around that
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About not wanting to take the shot. I I just can't put myself in in their mindset, but but then again
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To be to be crystal clear like I do remember the 1994 World Cup
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In fact, I was at the World Cup. I was I saw games in at the Rose Bowl. I went to USA Romania and then I went to
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Brazil Sweden. I didn't actually go in the game. I just hung out in the
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Out in front of the Rose Bowl because we couldn't get tickets, but I
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Do remember in that column there was a Columbia game where one of the defenders scored an own goal meaning he scored on himself now
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If you're not a soccer fan or football fan, you would be like, how do you score on yourself?
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It's you don't mean to right but some things happen
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I played center full-back and it can happen like you can be trying to clear a ball off
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So it bounces off the back of some guy and goes in the net
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I don't know it's got to be a crazy situation
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But it happens and maybe the reason why these guys didn't want to take the final penalty kick was because the dude on the
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Colombian team who accidentally had the own goal got murdered as soon as he got back to Colombia
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You know what I mean? So in some cases, maybe I should give these guys a little bit of a little bit of
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Slack here not wanting to take the final penalty shot in that it could really ruin your life
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If you were like in I don't know Argentina
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Let's say you've you shanked the final shot like you got to live with that forever. You're almost better off
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Not even taking any of the shit, you know like those three guys that said like count me out, but I
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Don't know man. That just goes against my whole mind set
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I don't know that I could could do that but but the pressure is enormous, right?
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So you've got people in these in these positions who are again something that people need to understand
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professional athletes
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Are so rare
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The guy that you're watching on Sunday and playing football
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The guy who's the backup defensive back who just comes in when the when the normal the starting defensive back gets hurt
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The backup defensive back who you whose name you don't even know is the best football player to ever come out of his city in the history of his city
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Okay, you know what I mean like to put it in perspective. These aren't just like it's not just like average guys out there
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These are the greatest football players that their high school their high school is retired their numbers and these are backups
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Okay, that's what I'm talking about like when you get to this this level
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it is
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It's for all the it's for all the marbles, right? That's why there's a lot of money attached. That's why there's a lot of pressure
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free throws
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In basketball to tie it you better have your head on straight penalty kicks to win it
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You better be mentally strong bottom of the ninth bases loaded
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You've run that scenario in your mind a hundred times, you know hockey shootouts are unreal feel gold to win the Super Bowl
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You better hit that or your Scott Norwood for the rest of your life, right?
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So the ability to perform under pressure creates legends in sports
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But it is also the Achilles heel of these pro athletes because they think that the laws of the universe don't apply to them and
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In some cases you almost can't blame them
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They are revered. They are followed everywhere. They go they get asked for autographs. It's a it's a you know
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They're treated differently. They're treated special
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They are special in what they do, right?
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and
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In order to get to that level
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You you know, you're it's got to be your life
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these guys I met
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They're they don't they don't have hobbies
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You know what I mean that that that is there their hobby is trying to stay on the team
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By the way, lest you think that it's all you know unicorns and rainbows once you make it to the big leagues
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It is not it is all pressure. Okay now mind you depends on
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What sport you play and what your contract is set up to be but
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You know because because basketball contracts are guaranteed baseball contracts are guaranteed football contracts are not hockey contracts are
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You know, so so depending on what your situation is this let's say let's use football as an example
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You're you sign a four-year ten million dollar deal
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As a rookie, you know, that's just part of what you're slotted to you as a rookie that deal is guaranteed
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Anything after that as a rookie first round or your deals guaranteed anything after that is not
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They can cut you whenever they want so every year they draft new people to replace you to take your job
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They draft a guy in your position who they're like this guy's gonna be great. You're like, what about me?
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They're like, well, you're great too, but we hope this guy's greater, you know, so they're always replacing you
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You have to worry about the backup taking your job
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You have to worry about getting hurt and losing your job
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You have to worry about getting hurt and and never coming back. You have to get worried about getting hurt and getting docked
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Injury pay you have to worry about all kinds of things. What if this surgery doesn't take, you know?
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What if I what if I what if I can't make it back?
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You know
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From in I don't have time to train in the off-season because I've got this knee surgery and then I'm gonna come back
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And start the season. I'm gonna be behind everybody. It's nothing but stress
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Yeah, it looks great when you've got millions of dollars and the guys you see at the top who've got, you know
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The big contracts and all that. Yeah, it's amazing for them
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Undeniably their lives are very different, right?
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but that's only a small percentage of the people that you see and
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You have to have
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The thing that puts you in a position to become a professional athlete like this is you have to have this like insane
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Confidence almost suicidal confidence in some respects. You have to almost deny reality to
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Get to where you want to go, right?
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and
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Not everybody is wired for that and
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And and you know Henry rugs for the Raiders gone. He's in prison right now
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156 miles an hour car crash hits a lady with a car car explodes kills the lady and her dog
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All you had to do is not go 156 miles an hour while drinking Henry rugs and you'd still be playing for the Raiders
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But you didn't what about Ray Rice Baltimore?
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Knox's girlfriend out in an elevator cam on camera end of his career. OJ Simpson. We know about him
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Mark Sanchez former
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Jets quarterback
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Fox Sports analysts goes out drinking gets gets into a fight stabs a guy. He's gonna go to prison
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University of Georgia
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Basically anybody on the University of Georgia who has a driver's license is gonna get their driver's license suspended for reckless driving
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Because they're all out of their mind Johnny Manziel Josh Gordon from the Cleveland brand
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I mean not everybody is wired for this, right?
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So you're dealing with a very specific group of people to begin with who have to almost deny
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reality
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to get to where they want to be in terms of
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their athletic career and the pressure to live up to the big contracts make some of
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Make some of their medical decisions
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including rushing rehabs
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Because of the pressure of losing their spot, you know, how much how much pressure was there to take the COVID vaccine jabs
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During it during the 2021 season it was immense. I mean I wasn't in a locker room
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So I can't tell you firsthand
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But there weren't too many people that had options, right?
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There were I'll put it to you this way. There was so much pressure on
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The NFL players to take the shots in 2021 that the only person they assumed didn't take it was Aaron Rogers
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And Aaron Rogers didn't take it
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You know why you got a fake vaccine card and he said he was immunized
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He kept they asked him are you take the shots. He said I'm immunized and they said
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But did you take the shots and his response was I'm immunized meaning
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I'm protected against that stuff. Anyway, I'm protected against it
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But did you take the vaccine? Well, why would I take the vaccine? I'm protected against it
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Well, the vaccine will give you protection from it. No
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No, no, that's not how it works. I'm already protected
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You mean the invisible virus that's with a 99.98 percent survivability rate and a median death age of 80
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Did I take the vaccine to save me from that? No didn't do it
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But everyone else in the league did
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As far as I know. Well, I shouldn't say that. Let me let me rephrase that everybody else in the league
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was required to
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But there were fake vaccine cards going around. Thank God for some of these people and
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And I think that that that's important. Let's let's move on. Let's talk about Jalen Hurst now
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and you don't have to be a sports fan to
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listen to this episode and get into it because
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this is just
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Like the retail face of vaccine damage
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Which I don't wish on anybody and I'm not and I certainly don't wish this on Jalen Hursts and and by all accounts
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He seems like a decent guy, you know, like some of the you know, how it is some of the pro athletes are dickheads and
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You know, you shake your head and you just go boy, you know, if it wasn't for sports
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You you seriously wouldn't even have a job digging ditches. You're that bad
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Jalen Hurst is not that guy. He's a thoughtful
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Very smart very likeable good guy works hard want a Super Bowl been to another Super Bowl didn't win
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comes from a good family's father as a coach, this is not a
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Indictment on his
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Intelligence
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Decision-making or anything. I mean these guys are pressured into it. I am putting
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absolutely zero blame on the players in this they they
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You already have to reconfigure your life to play in the NFL or in any major league sport
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You know, you're already required to do the things, you know, it's like being in the military, right?
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You sign up for the military and they inject you with a bunch of stuff
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You don't really have control over your body at that point when you you sign a contract to go
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Play in, you know, professional football somewhere
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There's certain things that you just don't have the flexibility to do or not do, you know
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You don't get to say oh, I don't want to go to this doctor. I want to go to this other doctor
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Like that's a problem. We have team doctors and then they have, you know
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Frank Job and guys like that that you outsourced to in Alabama, of course
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But but for the most part you don't get to say oh, I want my buddy to do the surgery
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They go no no no listen
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We have millions of dollars invested in you so the surgery will be performed by this guy and you're going to take these
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Supplements and you're gonna take this vaccine and you're gonna do you're gonna do all these things because
27:42
We require you to do them and you're under contract so
27:46
You know it'd be one thing if you were just working at like Kmart
27:49
And they were requiring you to take vaccine and you're making like a little bit over a minimum wage
27:53
You just like fuck that. I'm gonna leave. I'm I don't need this. I'm out of here. You don't get first of all
27:58
You don't get the flexibility to do that in the NFL. You don't get to just leave, right?
28:05
Unless you're Andrew Luck then you get to just leave but he sort of had other things going on
28:11
So let's talk about Jalen Hurd. So all these guys are probed and prodded and put through the ringer in terms of
28:19
the testing that's done on them the
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Testing every year they have to get tested every year and Jalen Hurd's been on with the team for seven years
28:26
But he's gonna run through he's have a physical every year in part because they have to ensure him
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Okay, this is the part that I I found very unusual about DeMar Hamlin coming back
28:36
For the Buffalo Bills when he went down with that heart attack on the field
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my
28:43
Statement at the time it turns out to be wrong. I cannot believe it's wrong though was that he'll never play again
28:49
Because he'll never get insured
28:52
And he's playing he's he's playing with the bufflies. He's you know backup safety. He's not
28:57
He's not the star of the show or anything like that
28:59
But he's out there and he's playing and he's and in order to be up on the field
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He has to be insured. So somebody insured him and
29:08
That had always been my my sort of you know people like well as you heard is he this is that right?
29:12
I don't know that it's gonna matter
29:14
Whether is his heart back is his heart up and running is it good is it that you know
29:19
They have a spot for him and you know
29:20
They want to replace him with a different safety or something like that like my my feeling was it's not gonna be that
29:25
It's gonna be up to an insurer who's gonna say I can't insure this guy if this guy drops dead on the field
29:31
We're gonna get we're gonna be in huge trouble
29:34
We're gonna pay a ton of money out for this guy because of course he had a pre-existing condition
29:38
We all watched him have a heart attack and then he went back out there the team's gonna get sued the
29:45
Insurance company's gonna get everybody's gonna get sued if that guy dies on the field
29:48
So I was thinking there's no way he's ever gonna be back. Well, he's out there. I
29:53
Was wrong
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You know, okay
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But you know Jalen Hertz was ruled out for the season this is a this is not a blood clot
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Oh, he's got a blood clot in his legs. I'll give you the timeline of events and everything that happened
30:09
So there's 17 games in the season after six games. He's out and
30:14
Jalen Hertz is on a
30:16
five-year
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265 million dollar deal
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So you're gonna be paying him roughly 55 million dollars
30:23
This year and you're not gonna get much out of him
30:26
so he took a cleat to the calf in a game on October 4th against the Rams, okay
30:33
not great, but happens all the time right some somebody
30:37
stepped on his calf and
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a
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Few days later. He informs the medical staff after practice that he's got some discomfort
30:48
This is Thursday October 8th
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So the the he got stepped on on Sunday the 4th a couple days later on Thursday at practice after practice
30:57
He says to the team, you know this I don't feel my calf is there's something wrong with it, right? So they
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They say okay, we'll take a look at it the next day. He practices with the team
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This is Friday the 9th. He practices with the team and then they leave for London
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They had a yeah for those of you who aren't familiar with the NFL
31:17
It's mostly just American lately
31:19
they have been adding these international games and the game that Jaylen Hurtson the Eagles was gonna play we see in London and
31:27
And so Philly to London, that's what it's like a five-hour flight. It's not bad
31:32
So they they practice on Friday, then they leave for London that afternoon
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Next day
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Saturday October 10th the day before the game
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He has an ultrasound in London that shows superficial blood clot now the term superficial
31:49
sound don't
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misinterpret that as like
31:53
Means nothing it does it's not that it means nothing. It's just it's it's a medical term. So superficial blood clot and
32:03
And they take a look at him and they say well, what are we gonna do this? Well with blood clots, you know, we have to be like very
32:10
Meticulous about this. There's certain things that you need to do. In fact sleeping is
32:15
Really bad if you have a blood clot and now you've just gotten on a plane for five hours, which is a huge no-no and
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Now you're you're in London and
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You've we've just done an ultrasound. We've determined that you've got this blood clot
32:29
you actually can't sleep
32:32
Right now and he's like
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Okay, what does that mean? They say well, basically you're not gonna be able to go to sleep tonight Saturday night
32:41
You're gonna need to pull an all-nighter in London. You're already gonna be out of whack on the time change
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You're gonna need to pull an all-nighter Saturday can't sleep and then play the game Sunday
32:54
After being up for 36 hours straight because you cannot sleep so he did to his credit Jalen Hertz
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Who is a fucking baller?
33:03
We'll get out there and you know, I mean he'd get out there and do that and he did that
33:08
Coach's son never gonna quit, you know real dude
33:13
The the doctors concluded that the act they stated this
33:20
Doctors quote concluded that activity and mobility were important and that Jalen could safely play
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They made that call on Saturday. They said you he can safely play
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He's good, but we're gonna need him to pull an all-nighter, which is not great an all-nighter before a football game
33:38
Sounds like hell to me. It sounds like a bad idea in general add blood clots add
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calf strains out all that
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It can't can't be good. So he plays in London on October the 11th, right?
33:53
After not sleeping they don't tell anybody that obviously is a strategic competitive advantage
33:58
You're not gonna tell the other team that the quarterback hasn't slept or else they'll take advantage of that, right?
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So they return to Philadelphia
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He gets a second ultrasound on showing movement of the clot. This is now he plays on Sunday
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October 11th. They fly back to Philly on Wednesday, October 14th. So just a couple days after that game
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They do a second ultrasound and they showed that there's that the clot has moved
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Which is a really bad thing. So he sits out the game Sunday, October 18th
34:32
They bring in a backup quarterback
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They
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Announced that the clot has has spread to his lungs and that
34:43
blood thinners will prevent him from contact sports while he is taking them and
34:49
They announced that his season was over effective immediately and my question is is his career over and
34:56
I think that is a very reasonable question to ask because
35:00
You haven't fixed the problem
35:03
The problem of that's causing blood clots is that these players got him from the shots and
35:12
When you turn on the spike protein manufacturing facility inside the body, there's no off switch
35:19
So whether you stroke out from a COVID shot
35:24
15 minutes after you took it or 15 years after you took it
35:30
It's the mechanism is is turning on and and has no
35:34
Switch to shut it off
35:36
So this isn't that this is the reason why I say I don't think it's gonna get any better for him
35:40
And I'm not trying to put this out there
35:42
And I have no energy against the Philadelphia Eagles one way or the other. It's not that I stopped
35:49
rooting for teams
35:52
When I created my own fantasy team with all these clients that we've got so so I'm not it's not like I have any energy towards
35:58
Pro or a con with Philly
36:04
And Jalen hurt seems like of all the guys like he seems like one of those guys that if you had young kids
36:10
You'd say when you grow up you should be like that guy like he's he's he is not a knucklehead. He is a good guy
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he is
36:19
You know, he has been in some respects the face of the NFL for a little while and I mean two Super Bowls win a Super Bowl
36:29
You know beat the chief since it was a big deal
36:32
I'm my fears. He's gonna be the face of vaccine damage now
36:36
but I don't think it will catch on for
36:40
Everybody right away because the NFL is in full denial mode on this one. This is a
36:47
The NFL is a cartel
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their their
36:53
Entertainment company, okay, and they've got very it's a very unusual business. It's run like nothing else in in the country
37:01
You know the way the ownership structure set up the way the the players
37:09
It's just such a funky
37:13
Business model that it's that it's very rare right and so
37:19
You have to treat it differently. You can't just treat it like
37:23
You know an ad agency that told you you have to get the vaccines and you said you didn't want it
37:28
And then there was a lawsuit and everything. This is a cartel of 32 ownerships ownership groups
37:35
32 teams different ownerships
37:38
Stakes and they all work with the commissioner to create
37:44
Just I mean a massive business but in that
37:49
There is the possibility for a lawsuit that would open a can of worms on every single one of these owners the NFL
37:58
Ownership structure in general and that is because
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They colluded with big pharma
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They colluded with big pharma on their advertising they pushed messaging promoting vaccines
38:11
They were in bed with the pharmaceutical industry. They have
38:17
They told all their players they needed to get vaccinated. There was a requirement and
38:23
If it turns out that these vaccines are killing people and the NFL mandated it, then you've got a problem and
38:32
This is going to be a
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Massive battle now. I don't know what it's going to take
38:38
It might take Damar Hamlin
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To drop dead on the field it might take Jalen Hertz to go down in a heap and never get up and
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Them bringing defibrillators on to the I don't know
38:52
I thought it was gonna get people's attention when all the soccer players were dropping dead
38:56
It didn't
38:58
Right, so people are still delusional about this. They think we're out of COVID
39:03
They think that we're that that that that was in the past and that was a weird time
39:08
But that's no longer happening and you you know, we need to move on and forget about it
39:13
No, if you've injected yourself with mRNA technology
39:17
The whole point of that vaccine is that it makes spike proteins. It makes it creates a mRNA factory
39:24
in your cells
39:27
It's not over because you've never turned that machine off
39:31
It's still making spike proteins in your side. It's still it's still working. It's gonna keep working till you dead
39:39
Okay, so
39:41
Big Pharma shield
39:44
They've got a couple shields that they can use plausible deniability, right?
39:48
How do you know it was the COVID vaccines?
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Could have been the MMR vaccine that you took when you were a kid
39:53
Could have been a flu shot that you took three years ago could have been anything, right?
39:56
Like you get them into a courtroom and you say it was that shot that did it to me or did it to Jalen Hertz
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It was that shot right there that one shot. They'd say well, did he take any other shots over the years? Well, yeah, he took
40:10
flu shots and
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Traditional vaccines that weren't mRNA technology took God knows how many times we had to shoot him up with
40:18
Tortle before a game because his knee was hurting, you know
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Yeah, you've been a how do we know that those things didn't contribute to your stroke?
40:27
Exactly, so you've got plausible deniability. It's the whole reason why the vaccine schedule is set up the way it is
40:34
To create that plausible deniability
40:36
You can't pin any one of those vaccines with causing the damage
40:39
Everybody can just point the other direction say might have been that other might have been that
40:43
16th shot you took how do you know it was the fourth shot with my company could have been the
40:48
11th shot that you took with that other company over there. Why don't you go sue them?
40:51
So you've got plausible deniability you've got the Verz court which was established in 1986
40:58
To prevent lawsuits that's still in operation and you have most importantly the emergency use authorization
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designation that will that the government put on the shots that said basically
41:10
Forget all the testing forget all that stuff
41:13
We the government are saying this is an emergency so you can skip all the important, you know
41:20
Trials and think you know all the things that would make sure that this was safe and effective. Yeah, we could skip all that because we're an emergency
41:27
I mean, maybe it's gonna be safe and effective if you take it
41:30
Maybe it won't be but if you don't take it you're in an emergency. You got to do something you have to do something
41:36
You're gonna die
41:38
from a virus
41:39
That maybe doesn't exist with a 99.98 percent survivability
41:44
I mean the whole thing is is kind of laughable except that it's real serious now these these these are
41:49
You know, these are athletes in some cases not all of them be fair
41:54
I've been around some some some guys who take
41:57
Extremely good care of their bodies some don't some some you know
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It's like they have this amazing talent that they haven't had to really work too hard for and some of them don't really
42:08
appreciate it all that much but a
42:11
lot of them are
42:13
Extremely picky about what they put in their bodies and so it's it's crazy
42:18
That you can be in on a on a Tom Brady type diet, you know what I mean and and still
42:27
Get off of that and so I am so concerned about everything I put in my body
42:31
I eat this clean foods at this time and drink this much water and
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Insane about my diet and everything and then you're what you're just gonna let some vaccine come in out of nowhere and
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Undo all of your hard work
42:43
Well, that's what happened. That's exactly what happened and
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In fact
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Tell you what it just happened this morning as of the recording of this which won't be
42:53
When it goes out, but but it's worth noting that the Pittsburgh Penguins team plane returned to Salt Lake City
43:01
For a medical incident with their forward Ben Kendall
43:04
Though they're not releasing the details yet everybody kind of is asking what's going on
43:09
This is a kid who was the 11th pick in the 2025 draft. This is a young, you know, hockey players are typically way young
43:16
You know, he's probably 21
43:18
20 maybe even if he's was drafted last year
43:24
It's not limited to American football just just to be clear I want I want people to understand that let's go
43:29
Let's talk about that. Let's talk about
43:32
That it's not just Jalen Hertz. It's not just the NFL. There's a lot of names that you would recognize
43:37
Who have had issues with blood clot in the NBA?
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You may know Victor Wimbanyama
43:44
as the big tall French kid on the San Antonio spurs the 7-6
43:50
Center, but you know, he sat out an entire year because of blood clots
43:54
Right and it's a huge thing. Dame Damien. Lord had blood clots Brandon Ingram
44:00
Adam for the trailblazers
44:03
New Orleans
44:04
Wherever he was Chris Paul
44:07
a sewer Thompson
44:09
Anderson Vergeal
44:11
Remember him and remember Anderson Vergeal with the sideshow Bob haircut Brandon Goodman Brandon Goodwin the Atlanta Hawks
44:19
He took the vaccine
44:22
You can find videos of him talking about this man. They told him not to talk about he got blood clots
44:29
After taking the vaccine and he knew it was from the vaccine and he's like yo, man, this is from the vaccine
44:33
This is some bullshit. I didn't want to take that and they said do not talk about that
44:38
Told him not to talk about it said as soon as he started talking about it how it was from the vaccine. They said you or your
44:46
We will have you not speaking about the nature of your injury, right?
44:51
And then he just he's not with Atlanta anymore. He's trying to deal somewhere else
44:54
So now he's talking about it right because he's not there. So that's what happens when you're under contract with the team
45:00
It's hard to talk because they have ways to shut you up, right?
45:05
They can designate you for assignment and baseball. They could find some some ways to try and
45:10
Invalidate your contract if you know if they if it was really a big deal
45:14
And it's happening happens in baseball is Aquila from the Phillies had blood clots
45:20
In the football field or let's let's talk about some of these these players and these are some names you may or may not Taylor Moten
45:27
Panthers pulmonary embolism Chris Olave from the Saints wide receiver. He's their top wide receiver lung
45:34
blood clots in the lungs
45:37
Alleric Jackson
45:39
Left tackle for the Rams recurring clots Christian Barrymore clots
45:45
DJ won him from the Panthers clots Billy Price pulmonary embolism
45:50
Marquis Goodwin from the Browns lung plus blood clots max Mitchell from the Jets lung
45:55
plus leg clots
45:58
Vinnie Curry from the Jets clots Russell O'Kung from the Seahawks clots
46:04
Russell O'Kung of he who took his salary in Bitcoin
46:10
So it's not just Jalen Hertz and it's not a new thing it's been it's been going on
46:15
It's been going on since the COVID vaccines, okay
46:19
Everybody wants to pretend like they don't know what's happening. We know it's happening. It's the shots stupid. That's what's doing it
46:25
Now for legal reasons the NFL NBA Major League Baseball
46:29
They can't acknowledge that it's the shots because they were involved in in pressuring or demanding
46:37
Contractually obligating their players to take them
46:41
No, there's a thousand guys in the NFL
46:45
If you get a class action lawsuit from the NFL players Association against the team saying you forced our guys to take an
46:52
Unproven untested experimental rush-to-market gene therapy that killed a bunch of them game strokes
47:00
You're gonna have a massive problem
47:03
But this is what's coming. It's not it's not happening right now in 2026
47:09
But if we have to have this conversation in 2028
47:11
We may be talking about the class action lawsuit brought against all these leagues by their players
47:18
And that would be frankly a glorious thing. Let's talk a little bit about
47:24
The that the COVID vaccines and their relation to Klotz, okay
47:28
Because I think you need to know that it's not just like a little bit of a connection, okay?
47:33
I want you to hear this statistic and and and understand this COVID vaccines pose a
47:41
112,000 percent greater risk of brain Klotz and strokes than the flu shots do
47:48
So if you think that this is if you go, well, I got I got the MMR shot when I was a kid
47:55
Or I got a flu shot a couple years ago
47:57
Am I like am I worried about Klotz and everything?
48:01
No
48:03
Not like this. No the COVID like I said, I'm gonna read this
48:06
Statistic again because it's a it's a big number and it sounds fake
48:11
It's not a hundred and it's not a hundred and twelve percent of a greater risk of brain Klotz from from
48:17
From the COVID shots versus the flu shots. What they're doing is they're trying to say are they both bad for you?
48:25
Yes, they're both bad for you, but not in terms of blood Klotz
48:28
The mRNA technology is far worse for it than than just the traditional flu shots. How much worse?
48:36
a hundred and twelve thousand percent
48:41
More dangerous
48:44
It's such a big number. I mean, it's like and again, it's a hundred and twelve thousand percent more dangerous than the other
48:52
Dangerous shot that you're putting in your body, which is the flu shot
48:57
So it's not a hundred and twelve thousand percent more dangerous than saline
49:03
It's it's that much more dangerous than another shot that is
49:09
Exceptionally dangerous as well. So I don't even know what the numbers are on this
49:14
You can't even calculate it. It's a hundred and twelve thousand percent on top of some other number
49:20
That's probably a couple hundred percent, you know
49:24
But like to put this in perspective. They did all these studies. They did this study over 36 months
49:29
So it's not just like it wasn't they weren't just like pulling numbers out of their ass or anything like this
49:33
What they said is they went and took a look at people and they said of the people in this study
49:39
They tested to see how many cases of cerebral thrombolymphalism
49:43
After the flu shot, okay after the flu shot
49:48
There were 52 cases, which is kind of a big deal if you there are 52 people that have
49:55
Cerebral thrombolyisms, right, which is like
49:58
Blood clots in the brain, okay after you took the flu shot, which is not great
50:05
52 cases
50:07
After they took the COVID shot
50:09
5,137 cases
50:13
Okay
50:14
So that's sort of like if you want to know what is a hundred and twelve thousand percent look like it looks like the difference between
50:20
52 and
50:22
5,137
50:24
Okay
50:26
They went on further they said well, let's just let's keep testing other things
50:30
reports of atrial fibrillation from from COVID shots, okay, so
50:35
They went and looked at
50:39
This is these are crazy numbers
50:42
They're looking for atrial fibrillation from vaccines. They went and found over the past 34 years
50:51
the number of reported
50:53
Vaccine cases that cause atrial fibrillation a fib of all of the traditional vaccines combined over
51:02
34 years the total number of cases was
51:06
797 okay, so I'll say this again
51:09
AFib caused by normal vaccines over the past 34 years all the vaccines combined grand total
51:18
797 let's round up. It's close enough. Let's just say 800 cases
51:23
800 cases right all the vaccines 34 years
51:27
They did the reports of atrial fibrillation
51:31
just from the COVID shot and instead of there being 800 cases over 34 years there were
51:38
9,821 cases just in three years
51:43
So this is a problem
51:46
Vaccines are dangerous all vaccines are dangerous. No vaccine is safe under any circumstances. There's danger in all of them
51:54
including
51:56
the
51:57
traditional
51:58
MMR
52:00
D-tap all those shots
52:03
They're all dangerous
52:04
But the mRNA technology is something that we've never seen before and it's going to get much worse. This is
52:13
Here's a quote from Claire Rogers. She was the author of this study quote
52:18
Cerebral thrombosis cases reported in VAERS
52:21
Substantially increased after the COVID vaccines
52:25
period
52:26
Deep vein thrombosis. Have you heard of that? These are clots in the deep veins of the legs
52:32
arms
52:33
pelvis
52:35
abdomen and
52:37
the brain
52:39
Now if you get a
52:44
If you get a clot a blood clot
52:48
Anywhere let's say you let's use Jalen Hertz as an example in your calf
52:52
You get a calf a blood clot in your calf and it breaks off and goes to the lungs
52:57
It can cause a clot in the lungs and that is called a pulmonary embolism
53:01
What happened with Jalen Hertz is when they did that second
53:05
Ultrasound and they realized that the clot had moved they took a look and they found it in both of his lungs
53:11
That's a pulmonary embolism that can kill you the doctor the Philadelphia Eagles doctor
53:19
Doctors plural in London who cleared who told him to stay up for 36 hours cleared him to play and then put him in that game
53:26
Boy, you better be lawyering up
53:29
You are gonna get so fucking sued
53:33
Let's talk about mRNA
53:35
It's the problem
53:36
Okay, if we if we just want to escape from your generalizations and say well vaccines are dangerous and there you shouldn't take them
53:43
Everything that is a hundred percent true
53:46
But to clarify do not take mRNA vaccines for anything ever, okay
53:52
increased clotting events are
53:54
In your future if you take mRNA vaccines
53:57
Do you know about the white fibrous strands that are found by coroners everywhere?
54:03
The stats are now showing that
54:06
70% of embalmers are finding these white fibrous strands in 20% of the corpses that they work on
54:14
They never saw them before they never saw them before COVID
54:18
Now one out of every five people that they embalm
54:23
Has these clots?
54:25
Okay
54:27
There is something called vaccine causing thrombosis
54:31
adenoviral vector vaccine vi TT
54:36
There is a significant increase in cancer mortality after COVID mRNA vaccines. This is according to the Japanese researchers, okay
54:45
There is a nine point seven percent increase in cancer death
54:49
It's from the vaccines that the Japanese study
54:53
The way they put it
54:54
was was this
54:57
Anybody who takes the vac the COVID vaccines is closer to death
55:02
It's just about as
55:04
About as clear as you can lay it out right there
55:07
Okay, and what do they mean by that? Well
55:10
the Japanese peer reviewed studies took a look at ovarian cancer leukemia prostate cancer and skin cancer and
55:19
I'll go over the studies. Okay, and and what they did is they they took a look at 2020
55:24
2021 and 2022 right 2020 there's no vaccines
55:29
2021 there is 2022. They're really everybody's everybody that's gonna take one is taking them
55:35
All right, so that's why these three years are important and and what you want to see
55:39
Really what you don't want to see these numbers going up what you are going to see is that the numbers are going up
55:44
so ovarian cancer
55:48
Increases percentage increases in 2020 the percentage increase in ovarian cancer in Japan was it was increasing by 2.5 percent
55:57
Okay
55:59
But the following year once the vaccines came out 2021 it
56:04
It wasn't increasing by 2.5 percent anymore. It was now increasing by 7.6 percent ovarian cancer rates
56:12
increasing the following year
56:16
2022 the rate is now at 9.7 percent. All right, so it was at 2.5 percent now. It's at almost 10. It is quadrupled
56:25
in two years
56:26
Okay
56:28
leukemia
56:30
Actually when they tested leukemia leukemia was had decreased in 2020 by 0.2 percent. It was on the decline
56:38
The following year 2021 once the vaccines were rolled out it increased
56:42
It it was increasing by 1.7 percent the following year 2022
56:49
8.0 percent increase it went from decreasing
56:54
at a small rate 0.2 percent but decreasing nonetheless to
56:59
Increasing by 8 percent in two years
57:02
prostate cancer
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prostate cancer was increasing in Japan anyway in 2020 it was increasing by 1.2 percent which isn't great, but it's
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You know 1.2 percent
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After the shots came out things changed 2021. It's increasing by 5.3 percent 2022 5.9 percent
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And lastly skin cancer
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Skin cancer was increasing in Japan in 2020 at a rate of 0.6 percent every year
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The the following year it actually went down which is interesting 0.1 percent maybe because nobody was outside
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I don't know
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But that changed in 2022
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It increased 3.2 percent. So it went from 0.1 percent to 3.2 percent. These are massive
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Increases Japanese peer reviewed studies now you I
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Say Japanese peer review as if that's better. I think it probably is better
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I think the peer review process is garbage to begin with just in general in
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My mind the Japanese peer review process is inherently better because it's Japanese
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I think and just probably is more logical makes more sense and is a little bit more accurate in my mind
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I don't know it could be wrong, but
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But look rapid cancer
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Relapse three to twelve months after COVID vaccines. Okay, this is what the doctors were looking at in Japan
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They were saying that
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This is all the stats that we found were alarming
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But the most alarming was that if you had had cancer before and you took the vaccine
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The relapse rate for your cancer. It wasn't that it was gonna
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let's say you had prostate cancer and it had gone away and
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Then you took the vaccines the COVID vaccines the mRNA vaccines in particular. You were going to have a
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Cancer relapse, but you weren't gonna have a prostate cancer relapse five years from now
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The the relapses started within three months of
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The vaccines in fact they they mostly happened between three and twelve months so almost immediately
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Whatever cancer the person had had gotten rid of that was either in remission or was just straight up
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Non-existent anymore came back with a vengeance and it didn't wait years to happen. It happened within months
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Quite literally happened within 90 days
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okay
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the spike proteins and the nano particles that are in those shots
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induce
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What they call microclots?
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Okay, so we're talking about blood clots and you in your mind you're thinking of like a big blood clot that would go through your vein get in
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Your lung and kill you right or go to your brain and kill you. What if they were microclots?
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What if they were tiny teeny tiny clots? That's what these
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Coroners are finding there. They've got term for it two terms for it. One is called coffee grounds
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They're finding what they call coffee grounds in people. It's these
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Microclots and also the another term they have for it is called dirty blood
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So they're they're saying that these people have have coffee grounds or dirty blood and it used to be that
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They said they used to be like less than five percent they would ever see this in now
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25% of the corpses have it
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so, you know between the
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white fibrous clots that the embalmers are finding and the
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Microclots a.k.a coffee grounds that they're finding in in these people. This is a real problem and nobody's talking about it and
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And the
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Relapse for cancer the increase in all it first of all the cancer is that through the roof
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But especially in the groups that were ages 36
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and up so
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Look, I mean we've been talking about this for a long time. This isn't breaking news for this audience that the vaccines are dangerous
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But I think it might be a wake-up call for a lot of people who were maybe thought that
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That that was in the past and that
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Covid was over or you know it is over in the sense that
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Yeah, you shouldn't be wearing masks around thinking that you're gonna you know an invisible enemy is gonna come get you
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or anything like that, but
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the
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price that people paid for covid is most definitely not over and
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In some of this stuff takes a while, you know, some of it's it's fast
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I mean we saw the videos of the people getting the shots
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Falling out of the chair and dropping dead right, but not everybody did that
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In fact, if you want to depopulate the planet and make it so then everyone is a little unsure what's going on
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You would want some sort of
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Time delay in the device if everybody who took the shot instantly fell over dead
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It would nobody would take the shots after that it'd be the first group people that would happen
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And it'd be the end of it, but if you've set a time bomb
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That goes off seven years from from the shot
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You know nobody's ever gonna bust you on that so look I mean
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Doesn't have to be limited to professional athletes, you know
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That's kind of the the theme of this episode, but this is this is relevant for
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anybody
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Who lived through the last couple years and saw what happened with the vaccines?
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I mean professional athletes sometimes get bad advice, but
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you know and things but
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Taking these vaccines is way worse than squandering all your money on like a white tiger or something like that, you know
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So the message to all my
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Athlete clients out there stay alive long enough to piss away all your money, you know
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I mean stay away from vaccines if you want to stay in the game
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