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Speaker 4: What's up, everybody, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. I
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Speaker 4: am your host, Linda McLaughlin stoked to be here with
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Speaker 4: you on this Tuesday, May fifth. Marco Rubio gave a
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Speaker 4: crusher hour long presser today at three o'clock. It was incredible,
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Speaker 4: and I have to say, the thing that I really
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Speaker 4: admire about him the most is his ability to answer
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Speaker 4: so many questions. He's not looking at notes, he's not
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Speaker 4: referencing anything. He is speaking as a man, speaks from
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Speaker 4: the work that he has done. He is telling you X,
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Speaker 4: Y and Z is happening. And the reason I know
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Speaker 4: what's happening is because I'm doing it. So yeah, you're welcome.
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Speaker 4: It's so impressive to me how he operates, how he worked,
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Speaker 4: and all the things that he does. And I've obviously
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Speaker 4: known him a really long time, having been in this
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Speaker 4: business for a really long time and worked with his
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Speaker 4: office many times to book him on various programs, and
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Speaker 4: always professional, always very serious, you know, polite, but just
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Speaker 4: a very serious, no nonsense kind of guy, and I
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Speaker 4: really have to say, I really do respect it, you know,
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Speaker 4: And from an outsider looking in, he's you know, he's
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Speaker 4: got a beautiful family. He's got, you know, a beautiful
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Speaker 4: wife and great kids, and seems to just be dedicated
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Speaker 4: to the things that are important in life. And I
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Speaker 4: just kind of love that. And I guess recently, maybe
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Speaker 4: not recently, but a couple of months ago, he was
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Speaker 4: in some briefing in the Oval and somebody had caught,
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Speaker 4: you know, win to the fact that he was on
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Speaker 4: his phone watching a football game and decided to make
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Speaker 4: a comment about it. And he's like, well, yeah, my
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Speaker 4: son's playing right now, and while I can't be there
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Speaker 4: for him because I'm serving my country, I would like
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Speaker 4: to see him play. And my heart kind of broke
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Speaker 4: for him, right because those are the sacrifices that you
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Speaker 4: make when you work in a job like he is
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Speaker 4: working in and it's a NonStop, you know, thankless job.
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Speaker 4: I don't know how he does everything he does, and
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Speaker 4: I certainly don't know how he does everything he does
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Speaker 4: working for someone like President Trump, who doesn't believe in sleep.
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Speaker 4: So really incredible. If you're curious about what is happening
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Speaker 4: with Iran if you're curious about next steps in Operation
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Speaker 4: Epic Fury now Operation Project Freedom. It changed names officially
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Speaker 4: today as per the Secretary. I think you should listen
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Speaker 4: to that presser and the way he handled the press corps.
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Speaker 4: I mean, there's got to be one hundred of them
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Speaker 4: in there in the press briefing room. It looks small
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Speaker 4: on TV, it's smaller in real life. All these people
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Speaker 4: are just smushed in there, just dying to get like
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Speaker 4: a second of his time to get one question in,
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Speaker 4: you know, And he really was very respectful. I mean,
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Speaker 4: he didn't know anybody's name, and he called everybody out
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Speaker 4: by clothing colors, which I thought was pretty funny. But
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Speaker 4: he was, you know, very respectful, very very diligent in
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Speaker 4: his responses and in listening and not just giving fluff answers.
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Speaker 4: And when he wasn't going to answer, he said, I
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Speaker 4: can't answer that. I can't talk to you about that.
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Speaker 4: That's privileged, and I apologize, but there's no answer to
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Speaker 4: give you. So really great if you missed it, I
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Speaker 4: suggest you listen to it. I want to talk today
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Speaker 4: about something really serious. Those of you who know me
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Speaker 4: and have listened to me over the years, know that
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Speaker 4: I feel fairly strongly and that's an understatement about COVID
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Speaker 4: and what they did to the world and the American
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Speaker 4: people in twenty twenty, all of our kids, everything they
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Speaker 4: went through just heartbreaking, and I would really like to
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Speaker 4: see some accountability.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 4: One of the things that's been bothering me a lot
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Speaker 4: lately is this I don't even know what to say.
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Speaker 4: It's not even like a two tier justice system. It's
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Speaker 4: like a fifteen tier justice system, right, because it's like
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Speaker 4: they give us a little bit like, oh, this guy's
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Speaker 4: going to get in trouble, but he's going to get
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Speaker 4: a slap on the wrist. Or this gal she's gonna
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Speaker 4: lose her job, but she's not gonna lose her paycheck
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Speaker 4: because we're gonna put her on administrative leave. Or we
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Speaker 4: know that this guy said he wanted to kill the president,
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Speaker 4: or thinks that Charlie Kirk getting murdered was okay, but
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Speaker 4: that's okay because he's been here a long time and
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Speaker 4: he was just having a bad couple of you know, years.
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Speaker 4: It's just it's frustrating, right, and then even when we
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Speaker 4: see certain people get in trouble, it's it's like, okay,
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Speaker 4: that's fine, but like, that's not the guy, you know,
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Speaker 4: that's not the person that we're looking to see get indicted.
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Speaker 4: That's not the person that we're looking to see, you know,
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Speaker 4: get their wrist slapped. It's just not And COVID nineteen
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Speaker 4: is a perfect example of that. You know, because I
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Speaker 4: work in news, I work the entire time during COVID,
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Speaker 4: I had a Fema pass. I went into the studio
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Speaker 4: every single day and broadcasted and we carried the president's
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Speaker 4: press conferences every single day at five o'clock. Sometimes they
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Speaker 4: were an hour long. Sometimes they carried on till six, seven,
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Speaker 4: eight o'clock at night. You know, it was crazy how
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Speaker 4: long they spent doing the and he did it every
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Speaker 4: single day. He was like, here's what we know today,
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Speaker 4: and we're here to bring it to you and we'll
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Speaker 4: take any questions that you have. And it was difficult,
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Speaker 4: and you really got to see sort of a very
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Speaker 4: ugly side of people, right, We got to see this
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Speaker 4: this selfish and very vapid part of humanity, which was
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Speaker 4: what they cared about. And it was stupid stuff. You know.
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Speaker 4: I saw people get vaccinated because they were going on
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Speaker 4: a cruise. I saw people get vaccinated because they wanted
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Speaker 4: to go to the movies. I saw people get vaccinated
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Speaker 4: because they were they didn't they couldn't get in their
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Speaker 4: favorite coffee shop. And I was like, but we don't
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Speaker 4: know what's in the vaccine, you know. And I've had this.
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Speaker 4: I've talked about this many times, and I've had this
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Speaker 4: conversation with many friends and family members, and I just
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Speaker 4: was like, why would you put something in your body
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Speaker 4: if you don't know what it is? And think about this,
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Speaker 4: If the government is so excited for you to be well,
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Speaker 4: why are they only excited about giving you this vaccine
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Speaker 4: when in our history have they given us anything to
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Speaker 4: make us well? Right? I mean, honestly, if you think
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Speaker 4: back and you look at history over time and you're
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Speaker 4: trying to figure out they're going to give this vaccine
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Speaker 4: out and it's going to make us all well and
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Speaker 4: we're all going to be great. The problem was it
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Speaker 4: didn't make anybody well. It didn't do shit. If anything,
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Speaker 4: It made people sick. And it was deliberate, right. And
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Speaker 4: as more and more information has come out and more
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Speaker 4: and more information has been uncovered, we have discovered just
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Speaker 4: how sick and twisted. This whole thing was that it
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Speaker 4: was all fake, that this was never a real thing,
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Speaker 4: that it was all manufactured, and it was manufactured to
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Speaker 4: infect and control the American people. I think it was
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Speaker 4: created to reduce population size. I think it was created
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Speaker 4: by the global elitists of the world who think that
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Speaker 4: they are more important, more special, and more valuable than
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Speaker 4: anybody else, and whose life is more valuable than anybody else.
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Speaker 4: And so as a result, you know, Fauci the fraud
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Speaker 4: is one of those people that I think needs to
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Speaker 4: go down. I mean, I really think this guy has
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Speaker 4: to be put in jail for the rest of his life.
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Speaker 4: Because people paid a very serious price. People died of myocarditis,
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Speaker 4: children have irreversible diseases. You know, there's a lot going
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Speaker 4: on here that we need to understand as a population,
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Speaker 4: as a nation. That one person who was so trusted,
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Speaker 4: and remember he began that history of trust during the
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Speaker 4: AIDS pandemic, which, to be perfectly frank, I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I didn't know anything about it, right, I was a kid,
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Speaker 4: and I look at the history of what he has done,
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Speaker 4: right from his torturing of dogs, using them in labs
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Speaker 4: and the be goals that he said it was so
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Speaker 4: great to use them because he could hear them cry
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Speaker 4: out in pain. This think about the sickness that you
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Speaker 4: have to have that you find the ability to do
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Speaker 4: this to be goals because they're an animal that cries,
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Speaker 4: so that you can be able to validate when they
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Speaker 4: are and aren't feeling pain, what kind of sick prick
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Speaker 4: are you? And then you're telling people that they have
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Speaker 4: to inject this vaccine that you haven't tested, that you
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Speaker 4: have absolutely no proof of its viability, You have no
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Speaker 4: idea what it's going to do to these kids once
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Speaker 4: it's in there, and that's the problem, right. You're not
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Speaker 4: going to be a part of fixing that problem. You're
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Speaker 4: just a part of the problem, period. And then you're
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Speaker 4: lying about the vaccine's ability to do anything. What this
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Speaker 4: was was control. They wanted to see how quickly people
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Speaker 4: would fall in line if they were told we're going
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Speaker 4: to take away everything you love and everyone you know,
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Speaker 4: and all the people you love. We're going to keep
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Speaker 4: them quarantined. You're not gonna be able to see them,
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Speaker 4: you're not gonna be able to come in. And here's
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Speaker 4: the fun part. They didn't let you in to see
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Speaker 4: your loved ones. Even when you did get vaccinated, they
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Speaker 4: didn't let you in the hospital to say goodbye to
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Speaker 4: your eighty nine year old grandmother who was going through
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Speaker 4: a cytokine storm because they gave her some bullshit vaccine
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Speaker 4: that infected her instead of helping her. Think about do
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Speaker 4: you remember all the hospitals with the special wings of
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Speaker 4: like you know, oh, this is the covid wing, or
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Speaker 4: this is the uh, this is the boat. They had
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Speaker 4: the boat in New York City, you know, they had
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Speaker 4: all of the Javet Center. The beds were empty. It
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Speaker 4: was all bullshit. And then they started putting people on ventilators.
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Speaker 4: That's when the real fun began. Oh, we're gonna put
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Speaker 4: this guy on a ventilator. The ventilator was the kiss
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Speaker 4: of death. Once you got put on a ventilator, it
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Speaker 4: basically allowed your entire body to inhale the virus. And
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Speaker 4: they lied to everybody. They told him not to take hydroxychloroquine.
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Speaker 4: They told him not to take eye forromectin. They told
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Speaker 4: him that these were ridiculous drugs, these were horse drugs
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Speaker 4: and veterinarian medicines. All this bullshit. Right. Meanwhile, people who
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Speaker 4: took the protocol of vitamin D zank to carry the
10:09
Speaker 4: medicine through the blood ivermectin once a day, hydroxychlorquin once
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Speaker 4: a day. And then it became this joke where if
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Speaker 4: you were trying to get these drugs you were some
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Speaker 4: kind of criminal. I'm like, this is insane. Then if
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Speaker 4: you didn't get your vaccine, then you couldn't get a
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Speaker 4: vaccine passport, you weren't allowed to go anywhere, you couldn't
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Speaker 4: write a public transportation, you couldn't get into your office,
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Speaker 4: you weren't allowed to go have dinners or lunches. You
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Speaker 4: became a pariah of society. And if you had a job, right,
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Speaker 4: very important corporate job. Maybe you were a veteran, maybe
10:43
Speaker 4: you were somebody who was in the military, getting up
10:45
Speaker 4: on your tenure, Right, you're thirty years in, Nope, you're done.
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Speaker 4: You might get vaccinated to get out. Not to mention
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Speaker 4: the fact that if you had a religious observance that
10:55
Speaker 4: made you not want to take vaccines, vaccines that you
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Speaker 4: know were used, the remnants and parts of aborted fetal
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Speaker 4: corpses in these vaccines, which has now come out in
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Speaker 4: court testimony before the Supreme Court, These are the types
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Speaker 4: of disgusting and overwhelming details that make people puus because
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Speaker 4: we've been lied to so many times. If you think
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Speaker 4: about our history, if you think about what we used
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Speaker 4: to get as kids, right, whether you got the measles
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Speaker 4: mom's Rubellas shot, or maybe you're older and I don't know,
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Speaker 4: they have those other shots for polio and stuff, you know,
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Speaker 4: whatever it is, right, but there was a much smaller
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Speaker 4: amount of vaccines that were given. Some people got three,
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Speaker 4: some people got two, some people got one. Now we're
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Speaker 4: up to thirty seven shots. This is a perfect little,
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Speaker 4: precious baby that's just been given to you by the
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Speaker 4: grace of God, and you want to put aluminium and
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Speaker 4: mercury and all other kinds of bullshit into it, man
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Speaker 4: made so that your baby developed some kind of issue
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Speaker 4: that they never would have had otherwise. That is what
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Speaker 4: has happened to the industry of medicine, because the practice
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Speaker 4: of medicine has been taken over, unfortunately by people who
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Speaker 4: think they're going to get in it to get rich
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Speaker 4: and they're going to work through pharmaceuticals and oh, by
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Speaker 4: the way, doctor, if you give this many vaccines, you'll
12:20
Speaker 4: get a million dollar bonus at the end of the
12:22
Speaker 4: year and suddenly your doctor's like, you should really get
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Speaker 4: this vaccine. Every once in a while you meet an
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Speaker 4: amazing doctor. I'll tell you too, doctor George Freed, doctor
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Speaker 4: Brian Tyson. These were people that when I went to
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Speaker 4: them and asked them real questions, they gave me real answers.
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Speaker 4: They cared more about their patients, they cared more about
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Speaker 4: helping people, and they wrote an amazing book called Out
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Speaker 4: of the COVID Darkness. They saved over seven thousand people's
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Speaker 4: lives with COVID because they used a protocol in the
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Speaker 4: first five days and didn't listen to the bullshit that
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Speaker 4: the government was sent was selling. And you know what,
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Speaker 4: they both were taken to court for their medical licenses
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Speaker 4: or re traveled with the United States Olympic team. He
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Speaker 4: was trusted as he was a revered doctor. Doctor Brian
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Speaker 4: Tyson worked in the emergency room, operated took care of
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Speaker 4: was an immediate practitioner, somebody that looked at something and
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Speaker 4: was able to assess and act quickly to save lives.
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Speaker 4: And now they're on the shopping block because they didn't
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Speaker 4: ascribe to the fake news vaccine and quote unquote pandemic
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Speaker 4: that the rich and the elite, and the sick, the
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Speaker 4: global sickness that it is to try to control and depopulate.
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Speaker 4: And people will say this sounds like a conspiracy series,
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Speaker 4: the theory, this sounds crazy. No, it's not. And the
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Speaker 4: reason that we know it's not is because now we
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Speaker 4: are seeing our own government, the American government, as well
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Speaker 4: as several other governments around the world. Japan has come out,
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Speaker 4: the Netherlands have come out. There are definitely some people
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Speaker 4: that are definitely taking a very close look and saying,
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Speaker 4: you know, we thought it was weird, then, we know
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Speaker 4: it's weird now and we want accountability. So the other
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Speaker 4: day we had a hearing before the House Oversight Committee,
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Speaker 4: which is run by Congressman James Calmer, and he brought
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Speaker 4: in David M. Morens, who is a former senior NIAID official,
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Speaker 4: and he worked for Anthony Fauci, and he concealed federal
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Speaker 4: records and he evaded Foyer requests during the COVID nineteen pandemic.
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Speaker 4: Now he went before this testament. He went before this
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Speaker 4: committee and gave testimony. Now, the testimony is a little
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Speaker 4: bit long, but I have a feeling that you haven't
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Speaker 4: heard it either because The problem is there is so
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Speaker 4: much news and this is really getting swept under the rug.
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Speaker 4: But remember this is somebody who worked directly for Anthony Fauci,
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Speaker 4: integrally involved in the COVID nineteen pandemic and was a
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Speaker 4: part of getting the vaccines distributed, and was integral in
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Speaker 4: all these conversations. He's now been indicted. This is an
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Speaker 4: exchange between him and the committee. Just take a listen.
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Speaker 5: And as you've said, you previously testified that you did
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Speaker 5: not delete any federal records. But on February twenty fourth,
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Speaker 5: twenty twenty one, you wrote, quote, I learned from our
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Speaker 5: FOIA lady here how to make emails disappear after I'm FOYA,
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Speaker 5: but before the search starts, so I think we are
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Speaker 5: all safe. Plus I deleted most of those earlier emails
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Speaker 5: after sending them to Gmail. End quote. And the next day,
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Speaker 5: on Februar twenty fifth, twenty twenty one, you wrote, quote,
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Speaker 5: but I learned the tricks last year from an old friend,
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Speaker 5: Marge Moore, who heads our FOYA office and also hates
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Speaker 5: foyas end quote.
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Speaker 3: Yes or no?
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Speaker 5: Is Marg Moore the FOIA lady you were referring to.
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Speaker 6: She was at the time, I believe she's retired.
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Speaker 5: Since then, did the NIHFOYA office instruct you on how
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Speaker 5: to delete emails or avoid FOYA? No. On October twenty fifth,
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Speaker 5: twenty twenty one, another scientist wrote, quote, David is concerned
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Speaker 5: about the privacy of text and other messages from his
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Speaker 5: cell phone to you and me because he has been
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Speaker 5: using a government phone. This came from Tony end quote, Sir,
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Speaker 5: did you ever have any conversations with doctor Fauci regarding
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Speaker 5: using personal phone or email to communicate with doctor Dasik.
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Speaker 6: I don't remember it. It's possible, you know, I probably
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Speaker 6: wouldn't have remembered it, and I don't remember it. He
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Speaker 6: and I usually never talked about that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 6: It would be very unusual if it happened.
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Speaker 5: On January eighteenth, you testified that you did not have
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Speaker 5: any conversations with doctor Fauci regarding eco Health. On October
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Speaker 5: twenty fifth, twenty twenty one, you wrote, quote Peter, from
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Speaker 5: Tony's numerous recent comments to me, they are trying to
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Speaker 5: protect you en quote you meaning eco Health and doctor Dacik.
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Speaker 5: Doctor Renz, did you ever have any conversations with doctor
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Speaker 5: Fauci regarding eco Health.
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Speaker 6: Well, the ones you just mentioned. I don't have any
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Speaker 6: recollection of that.
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Speaker 5: No recollection, no recollection, no.
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Speaker 6: Let me but let me just say. What I do
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Speaker 6: remember is one time, in a face to face meeting,
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Speaker 6: he referred or alluded to some stuff that was in
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Speaker 6: the press. I don't even think he said what it was,
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Speaker 6: but it was about I assumed it was about Peter's
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Speaker 6: grant's and press reports about it and the ending of
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Speaker 6: the grant. And I said to him, sort of out
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Speaker 6: of the blue, guessing what he was really thinking. I
17:34
Speaker 6: said to him, Tony, I know you would have never
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Speaker 6: been involved in getting rid of that grant. And he
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Speaker 6: didn't respond. He just sort of looked at me, and.
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Speaker 5: So so doctor FATCHI was always a big defender of
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Speaker 5: eco Health, and they're well, they're right to receive federal funding.
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Speaker 6: I can't speak for him. I think he had great
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Speaker 6: respect for them, and when the grant problem came about,
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Speaker 6: I think he was troubled by it. In fact, I
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Speaker 6: just let me just I just thought of something that
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Speaker 6: I'd forgotten to say. At some point, somebody, it may
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Speaker 6: not have been Tony, but it might have been Hugh Oppincloss,
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Speaker 6: somebody said to me, you know, Peter's his own worst
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Speaker 6: enemy because he made some mistakes on that grant.
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Speaker 5: I would say that's a factual statement. On April twenty first,
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Speaker 5: twenty one, you wrote that doctor Fauci is quote too
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Speaker 5: smart to let colleagues send him stuff that could cause
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Speaker 5: trouble end quote. On June sixteenth, twenty twenty, you wrote,
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Speaker 5: we're all smart enough to know to never have smoking guns,
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Speaker 5: and if we wouldn't put them in emails, and if
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Speaker 5: we found them, we'd delete them. Now, did you ever
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Speaker 5: have conversations with doctor Fauci regarding deleting emails?
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Speaker 6: I don't remember any such thing. Don't remember, no, sir,
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Speaker 6: and it would be very tony and I don't have
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Speaker 6: those kind of conversations.
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Speaker 5: Did you Did you ever delete any official records?
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Speaker 6: Not to my knowledge. I mean, but again, we're at
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Speaker 6: the issue of defining what's a what's a federal record.
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Speaker 6: I deleted a lot of emails. I do it every day,
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Speaker 6: But in my mind there are trivial things not related
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Speaker 6: to government business.
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Speaker 4: So let's just take a pause here. How many of
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Speaker 4: you listening to down this is seventy eight year old
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Speaker 4: man who's probably worked with Fauci for many, many years. Okay,
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Speaker 4: and let's just think about this for a minute. You're
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Speaker 4: telling me that this guy doesn't know anything, doesn't remember
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Speaker 4: having a conversation with Fauci about hiding anything, and doesn't
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Speaker 4: remember whether or not he did hide anything. He's also
19:44
Speaker 4: not sure what would be protocol or what would qualify
19:50
Speaker 4: as being something that you shouldn't delete. I mean, he's clearly,
19:57
Speaker 4: he's clearly blustering. He's clearly somebody who has been coached
20:02
Speaker 4: and told what to say. And if you've ever been
20:03
Speaker 4: deposed or you've done testimony, I sadly have, it's a
20:07
Speaker 4: difficult process, right, especially if you're telling the truth, because
20:09
Speaker 4: they were questions in a way where you're like, well,
20:11
Speaker 4: wait what that doesn't even make sense to me. But
20:14
Speaker 4: this guy is very good at it. And one of
20:18
Speaker 4: the things he's consistently talking about is this Eco Health Alliance.
20:22
Speaker 4: So Eco Health Alliance was the actual outlet that was
20:27
Speaker 4: getting all of the money and the grants from the NIH,
20:31
Speaker 4: which was run obviously by Fauci. Right, him and his
20:35
Speaker 4: wife are all tied up in this whole thing and
20:38
Speaker 4: where the money goes and who gets what? So Judicial Watch,
20:42
Speaker 4: which is an amazing organization run by Tom Fitten was
20:46
Speaker 4: doing incredible work into this right away. As soon as
20:50
Speaker 4: they found out what was going on and the grants
20:53
Speaker 4: and who was getting money, they put out spot on information.
20:57
Speaker 4: I'm going to read you something. This was something that
20:59
Speaker 4: we got from Judicial Watch. This is going back to
21:01
Speaker 4: twenty twenty three, and they wrote EcoHealth Alliance plan to
21:06
Speaker 4: sequence the spike protein from the coronaviruses obtained from bats
21:11
Speaker 4: for the purpose of quote creating mutants to identify how
21:16
Speaker 4: significantly each would need to evolve to use ACE two
21:21
Speaker 4: end quote, which is explained as the receptor to gain
21:25
Speaker 4: entry to human cells. Judicial Watch obtained the records through
21:30
Speaker 4: a Foyer request that it filed in December of twenty
21:33
Speaker 4: twenty one. For this all reports submitted by Echohealth Alliance
21:38
Speaker 4: to the NIH or its subagencies related to NIH grant
21:42
Speaker 4: number and it gives a very long grant number and
21:44
Speaker 4: the title of that grant was understanding the risk of
21:48
Speaker 4: bat coronavirus emergence during the term of the grant In
21:53
Speaker 4: the initial application for federal assistance which was submitted mark
21:57
Speaker 4: this June fifth, twenty third team still a long time
22:02
Speaker 4: in the Planning Guys by EcoHealth Alliance. A section is
22:05
Speaker 4: titled specific Aims quote unquote. This notes the intention to
22:10
Speaker 4: create mutant bat viruses and predict the capacity of corona
22:17
Speaker 4: viruses to infect people. Just think about that for a minute.
22:23
Speaker 4: They want to study how they could make a virus
22:28
Speaker 4: where its origin is from a bat, and then what
22:31
Speaker 4: they would need to do, what mutations would have to
22:34
Speaker 4: happen so that said virus could then be transmittable and
22:39
Speaker 4: infect a human being. Why in the hell would you
22:43
Speaker 4: want to do that. Doesn't that sound like, I don't know, bioweaponry,
22:49
Speaker 4: some sort of warfare against the human race. I'm no scientists,
22:54
Speaker 4: but that doesn't sound like something that we need to
22:57
Speaker 4: find out. That doesn't sound like something that we need
22:59
Speaker 4: to create and then have to be able to disseminate.
23:03
Speaker 4: I could see if something happened and we were studying
23:05
Speaker 4: it and we were trying to find out if someone
23:07
Speaker 4: else had done it, But that's not what's happening here.
23:11
Speaker 4: It goes further to understand the risk of zoonotic coronavirus emergents.
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Speaker 4: We propose to examine one the transmission dynamics of the bats'
23:21
Speaker 4: coronaviruses across the human wildlife interface. And two, how this
23:27
Speaker 4: process is affected by coronavirus evolutionary potential and how it
23:33
Speaker 4: might force the corona virus evolution. We will assess the
23:37
Speaker 4: nature and frequency of contact among animals and people in
23:42
Speaker 4: two critical listen for it human animal interfaces, live animal
23:48
Speaker 4: markets in China, and people who are highly exposed to
23:52
Speaker 4: bats in rural China. So let's just put that in
23:56
Speaker 4: a layman's terms, for like a hot second. Okay, God
24:00
Speaker 4: bless judicial watch for getting the FOYA and getting this information.
24:04
Speaker 4: Their grant tells the nih in layman's terms, here, folks
24:08
Speaker 4: that they want money so they can study bats that
24:11
Speaker 4: are infected or they will infect with coronavirus and then
24:15
Speaker 4: they're going to mutate it in such a way where
24:18
Speaker 4: it could then be transmitted to people. And they're going
24:21
Speaker 4: to do that by putting the infected bats into places
24:24
Speaker 4: like wet markets where they sell these exotic animals and
24:26
Speaker 4: people do disgusting things with them, some of them would
24:29
Speaker 4: eat them, or they're going to put them out into
24:31
Speaker 4: rural China where people will be infected and then people
24:34
Speaker 4: are going to start dying. What the hell this is
24:39
Speaker 4: not normal shit. If you're getting a National Institute of
24:43
Speaker 4: Health grant, maybe you could do something like try and
24:45
Speaker 4: help people. This sounds like they are trying to create
24:49
Speaker 4: a weapon. They are trying to create some way and
24:54
Speaker 4: to quote them, the receptor to gain entry to human cells.
24:58
Speaker 4: You're doing that and you're not creating the antidote. You're
25:02
Speaker 4: creating the weapon. Why who the hell is saying take
25:08
Speaker 4: us taxpayer money and then fund it backwards to hurt
25:13
Speaker 4: the American people who are essentially paying for this to
25:17
Speaker 4: happen to themselves because you're misappropriating their money. So now,
25:22
Speaker 4: this guy David Warrens he's getting drummed up on his charges, right,
25:26
Speaker 4: So let's take a look. What's he going to be
25:27
Speaker 4: indicted on. The charges include conspiracy against the United States, destruction,
25:33
Speaker 4: alteration or falsification of records and federal investigations, concealment, removal
25:38
Speaker 4: or mutilation of said records, and aiding in a betting. Okay,
25:41
Speaker 4: so who are we aiding in a betting?
25:43
Speaker 3: Sure?
25:44
Speaker 4: Peter Danzick, you know, was the head of EcoHealth Alliance,
25:46
Speaker 4: and sure he's doing some serious, seriously screwed up shit
25:50
Speaker 4: with regard to COVID nineteen and all of these studies
25:53
Speaker 4: and research, but the kingpin is Anthony Fauci all day,
25:58
Speaker 4: every day. And remember, I'm gonna let you listen to
26:01
Speaker 4: this cut. We have a cut of Anthony Fauci when
26:06
Speaker 4: he lied about wait for it, AIDS. Tell me if
26:11
Speaker 4: this doesn't sound familiar to.
26:13
Speaker 1: You, starting to see as we're seeing virtually as the
26:17
Speaker 1: months go by, other groups that can be involved, and
26:21
Speaker 1: seeing it in children is really quite disturbing.
26:23
Speaker 4: Let me say other close contact.
26:25
Speaker 3: Give me some examples. Well, for example, if the close
26:28
Speaker 3: contact of a child is a household contact, perhaps there
26:32
Speaker 3: will be a certain number of cases of individual who
26:34
Speaker 3: are just living with and in close contact with someone
26:37
Speaker 3: with AIDS or a risk of AIDS who does not
26:39
Speaker 3: necessarily have to have intimate sexual contact or share a needle,
26:43
Speaker 3: but just the ordinary close contact that one sees in
26:47
Speaker 3: normal into person.
26:49
Speaker 4: So that's Anthony Fauci from the eighties talking about AIDS.
26:52
Speaker 4: What do you notice we can't be close to each other.
26:55
Speaker 4: Even kids are in danger. It could just be from
26:58
Speaker 4: being in close contact. Know what the hell he's talking about.
27:01
Speaker 4: It's full of shit. It is literally like he took
27:05
Speaker 4: the COVID bullshit stuff that he gave us from the
27:08
Speaker 4: DAIS every day in the press corps and just regurgitated
27:12
Speaker 4: it from what he did with AIDS. This guy is
27:15
Speaker 4: responsible for so much death. There is so much malpractice,
27:21
Speaker 4: There is so much murder, There is so much harm
27:24
Speaker 4: and so much pain to so many innocent people. And
27:28
Speaker 4: this guy is still walking around teaching medicine in DC.
27:31
Speaker 4: That's the really scary part. So David Moorns is on trial.
27:35
Speaker 4: We have yet to indict Anthony Fauci. And here's the problem, guys.
27:38
Speaker 4: We've got a statute of limitation situation.
27:40
Speaker 2: Here.
27:41
Speaker 4: May eleventh is the last day that we can indict
27:45
Speaker 4: Anthony Fauci. And remember ram Paul, Senator Rampaul of Kentucky
27:50
Speaker 4: has been all over this. Just yesterday he put out
27:54
Speaker 4: that the DJ has one week left to go to
27:58
Speaker 4: jail and be held accountable for this cover up. And
28:02
Speaker 4: he lied to Congress about funding gain of function research
28:05
Speaker 4: in Ruhan. Millions of people died, trillions of dollars are spent.
28:09
Speaker 4: This guy's getting book deals, in medical TV coverage, He's everywhere.
28:15
Speaker 4: He's heralded as this wonderful professor. This guy is a
28:19
Speaker 4: lying sack of shit, and people died alone and afraid
28:24
Speaker 4: that should be alive today. People lost their lives. People
28:28
Speaker 4: lost their livelihoods, they lost marriages, Kids couldn't go to school,
28:35
Speaker 4: Seniors couldn't have their graduations or their proms. Entire lives
28:38
Speaker 4: were ruined, altered and took a completely different turn because
28:43
Speaker 4: of one man's decision and what he decided to do.
28:46
Speaker 4: It is incredibly frightening what has happened. It's even more
28:50
Speaker 4: frightening that the current DOJ is not taking action. They
28:55
Speaker 4: are not doing what needs to be done. And if
28:57
Speaker 4: you don't remember Fauci and how he talked during all
29:02
Speaker 4: of this, here's a little reminder. This is a long montage.
29:05
Speaker 4: We're not going to play the whole thing. Just listen
29:07
Speaker 4: to about a minute of it. These are various interviews
29:10
Speaker 4: that Fauci gave.
29:13
Speaker 7: Often when you get into the real world, the effectiveness
29:16
Speaker 7: of vaccines falls short of the original efficacy. That is
29:21
Speaker 7: not at all the case with the vaccines for COVID nineteen.
29:26
Speaker 7: So now we have two vaccines that are really quite effective.
29:29
Speaker 7: The mRNA vaccine highly effective, extraordinarily efficacious ninety four to
29:37
Speaker 7: ninety five percent for mild to moderate disease and virtually
29:41
Speaker 7: one hundred percent efficacious because the real world effectiveness is
29:46
Speaker 7: even more impressive than the results of the clinical trial.
29:55
Speaker 4: And this whole part here while they're playing the music
29:57
Speaker 4: is all the headlines highly effective, highly effective. mRNA works.
30:02
Speaker 4: It's you know, stop the spread six feet apar, wear
30:05
Speaker 4: your mask. I mean, it is insane. And this is
30:10
Speaker 4: what happened. This is what they did to us for
30:13
Speaker 4: like two and a half three years, and our kids
30:16
Speaker 4: couldn't go anywhere and couldn't do anything. And then we
30:19
Speaker 4: started to have people that were saying things like, oh, well,
30:22
Speaker 4: if you don't believe that we should do this, then
30:26
Speaker 4: then you're a part of the problem. You're a murderer.
30:28
Speaker 4: You shouldn't be allowed to go anywhere. They should be
30:30
Speaker 4: cast off to an island. The unvaccinated that we were
30:33
Speaker 4: mouth breathers and knuckle draggers and all these other disgusting things.
30:37
Speaker 4: Right Meanwhile, now, if you try to go give blood,
30:40
Speaker 4: what's the first question they ask you? Where you vaccinated?
30:43
Speaker 4: They don't want your mRNA. Gee, I wonder why, I
30:47
Speaker 4: wonder why they don't want people who were vaccinated to
30:52
Speaker 4: give blood. You don't think that's weird. This guy needs
30:56
Speaker 4: to go to prison. And Rampaul's book outlies everything that
31:02
Speaker 4: this man did and all the reasons why he should
31:06
Speaker 4: be going to jail and why he should be held accountable.
31:09
Speaker 4: And yeah, sure David Morons helped him, Sure he did,
31:12
Speaker 4: but you know what, he was leading the pack. This
31:14
Speaker 4: is a guy who went out and said it's nine
31:16
Speaker 4: to nine percent effective. It's seventy percent effective. We've got
31:19
Speaker 4: one vaccine, we've got two vaccine, we've got mrina's, we've
31:22
Speaker 4: got thirty nine boosters. Shut up, you're so full of shit.
31:27
Speaker 4: We want accountability, and I want to know why in
31:31
Speaker 4: God's great name, this DOJ would not take it upon
31:34
Speaker 4: themselves to get started, even if you need an extension
31:38
Speaker 4: or you need to delay a process or whatever else
31:40
Speaker 4: you're doing, get it started. You've got a deadline. Statute
31:44
Speaker 4: of limitations is here. I'm going to play you one
31:48
Speaker 4: more Fauci clip before we close today, because I think
31:50
Speaker 4: it's worth hearing.
31:53
Speaker 7: You are going to have.
31:54
Speaker 2: Schools, universities, and college is going to say you want
31:58
Speaker 2: to come to this college, buddy, You're going to get vaccinated. Lady,
32:01
Speaker 2: You're going to get vaccinated. Big corporations like Amazon and
32:06
Speaker 2: Facebook and all of those others are gonna say, you
32:09
Speaker 2: want to work for us.
32:10
Speaker 8: To get vaccinated.
32:11
Speaker 2: And it's been proven that when you make it difficult
32:16
Speaker 2: for people in their lives, they lose their ideological bullet
32:20
Speaker 2: bit and they get vaccinated.
32:24
Speaker 5: Thank you.
32:25
Speaker 8: Are all objections to COVID vaccinations ideological bullshit?
32:30
Speaker 5: Doctor Pacci?
32:32
Speaker 7: No they're not, And thank you not what I was
32:34
Speaker 7: referring to.
32:34
Speaker 8: Well, that's exactly what you meant when you said making
32:37
Speaker 8: it hard for people to live without getting a vaccination.
32:41
Speaker 8: You affected people's ability to work, travel, be educated, to
32:45
Speaker 8: actually flourish in American scize, to self determine as we're
32:49
Speaker 8: all given God given rights.
32:51
Speaker 7: Shame on you.
32:53
Speaker 4: So that's actually doctor Richard McCormick, who you heard there
32:56
Speaker 4: at the end. He's a congressman out of Georgia. Any
33:00
Speaker 4: our doctor actually, And this was an exchange that he
33:04
Speaker 4: had with Fauci on the stand, who obviously you came
33:08
Speaker 4: before the committee and here's the issue, right, Fauci says,
33:12
Speaker 4: is not what I was referring to. Bro Is there
33:15
Speaker 4: no time when you decide or maybe I'll tell the
33:17
Speaker 4: truth for once, Just try it out. See what it
33:19
Speaker 4: feels like. He can't help himself from lying, and we
33:23
Speaker 4: have a chance to indict him. We have a chance
33:26
Speaker 4: as of today, we have six days to do something
33:30
Speaker 4: about this. And if we don't hold him accountable, if
33:34
Speaker 4: we don't have him on the stand and him getting
33:37
Speaker 4: indicted for all the things that David Moren just got
33:39
Speaker 4: indicted for. And don't get me wrong, I'm not saying
33:41
Speaker 4: David's innocent, but David is the next in line. We
33:45
Speaker 4: want the kingpin. Right, people always say, right that Tehran
33:48
Speaker 4: is the head of the snake. That's who Anthony Fauci is.
33:50
Speaker 4: He's the head of the snake, and we got to
33:52
Speaker 4: get him. What he did to the American people, how
33:55
Speaker 4: much we suffered, it's just too much, guys. I don't
33:59
Speaker 4: know what we can do. I don't know how we
34:00
Speaker 4: can sway the DOJ. But I'm going to look into
34:03
Speaker 4: that a little bit and maybe on tomorrow or the
34:05
Speaker 4: next day show, I'm going to come back with a
34:07
Speaker 4: little bit of information on that, because I really do
34:09
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