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And so some of the music has been muted
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in a couple of different places.
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It's just kind of a weird deal,
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but we uploaded our entire backlog all at the same time.
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And so we weren't really able to kind of make
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And I know I'm kind of being cagey with how I'm saying it,
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but essentially by next week,
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we should have the music situation completely figured out
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and taken care of.
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But let's go ahead and get into
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what we're going to be talking about today.
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Because last Thursday, on May the 13th of 2021,
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that is a seminal day now.
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In the history of the world,
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because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
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the CDC here in the United States,
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gave us some incredibly surprising breaking news.
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I mean, just absolutely shocking stop the press's news.
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And it was this, that fully vaccinated people,
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people that got the COVID vaccine,
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no longer had to wear masks or socially distance
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in most indoor and outdoor situations.
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I know, shocking stuff, right?
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Because that news is perfectly obvious
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to basically anybody with a functioning brain, right?
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Because at the end of the day,
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these vaccines either work or they don't.
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There's not like a middle ground where they kind of work,
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they really fundamentally binary, one zero,
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they either work or they don't work.
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And up until about last Thursday,
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it seemed like the CDC wasn't exactly sure if they worked.
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So the new notice on the CDC website clarified
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by saying that the mask was still to be worn on planes.
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Awesome.
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Buses, trains and other forms of public transport,
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also in correctional facilities, homeless shelters,
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places like that.
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And this was all announced by the CDC director, Rachelle Walensky.
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So she's kind of taking it in the teeth.
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So you've probably heard her name,
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a little bit being mentioned,
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but she said this whenever she did her little announcement,
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quote, if you are fully vaccinated,
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you can start doing the things you had stopped
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because of the pandemic, she said.
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And then she also said that we all have long for this moment,
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when we can get back to some sense of normalcy.
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Unquote, right.
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So that's great.
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We're so glad we can get back to normal.
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Thanks to the CDC.
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The updated guidance on the website said this,
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quote, fully vaccinated people can resume activities
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without wearing a mask or physically distancing,
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except where required by federal,
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state, local, tribal or territorial laws, rules and regulations,
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including local businesses and workplace guidance.
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So thank you, CDC, for giving personal business owners,
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private business owners the right to and permission
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to basically say if they wanna have mask mandates,
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they can have mask mandates.
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Thank you, CDC.
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But she also cited quotes scientific data
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on the performance of our vaccines
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and our understanding of how the virus spreads, unquote.
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That was the reason for the update.
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But she failed to actually specify
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which scientific studies proved this.
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Like what studies from what laboratory or what university
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or what think tank like, what studies proved this?
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She didn't exactly cite that.
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It's kind of an important thing to mention, don't you think?
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I think it's pretty important.
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Now, the CDC has been widely criticized
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for how they've handled business during the pandemic
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and they've earned that criticism, right?
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They should be taken in the teeth right now,
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but they've literally flip flopped
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on almost every important detail from masking to vaccines.
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That the CDC has just not gotten this right.
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And I wanna be fair to them and say like,
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well, no one got this right anywhere around the world.
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Unless you were like an island nation
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and you just locked down the entire island
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and you kind of took care of business that way,
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no one did well with this, right?
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Including the United States.
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But just the day before this announcement,
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on Wednesday, before this announcement,
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people like Walensky and the honorable,
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ineffable, magnanimous, amazing Dr. Anthony Fauci,
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the greatest doctor in the history of doctors,
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they were basically saying, mask up or die.
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If you don't mask up, you're trying to kill grandma,
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you're trying to kill everybody else, it's just not smart.
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You've got Dr. Fauci sparring with members of Congress, right?
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And basically saying that, no, no, masking's not theater.
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This isn't theater, this is real.
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We're trying to save lives here.
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And in another specific example of the CDC,
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they haven't just been wrong.
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They've been purposely misleading.
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So on April 27th, I don't know if you heard about this,
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because not a whole lot of people were talking about this
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because the news cycle has been saying,
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but Walensky, this is a CDC director,
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she said, quote, "less than 10% of documented transmissions
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in many studies have occurred outdoors."
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So if you hear someone say something like that,
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I forgot to say in quote, but you get the idea,
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less than 10% of documented transmissions have occurred outdoors.
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So you're thinking that the numbers right around 10%
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of documented transmissions have occurred outdoors.
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But the New York Times, you know it's bad
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when the New York Times has to correct you,
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but David Linehart, or I think this how you say his name,
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Linehart, he reported, quote, in truth,
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the share of transmission that has occurred outdoors
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seems to be below 1%, and maybe below 0.1%, unquote.
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I mean, just think about that.
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And the reporter from the Times also said this quote,
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"Saying that less than 10% of COVID transmission occurs
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outdoors is akin to saying that shark attacks,
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sharks attack fewer than 20,000 swimmers per year
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when the actual number worldwide is around 150.
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It's both true and deceiving."
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I mean, just think about that.
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The New York Times is basically punching
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a member of the Biden administration in the teeth.
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She's not technically part of the Biden administration,
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but she does work under that administration.
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But they've been very, very wrong on a lot of things,
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and then they've purposely misled us.
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They've lied to us as a public.
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So here's a question for people that love the CDC, right?
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That the people that just, they won't even breathe
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unless the CDC tells them it's okay.
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What important detail or information about COVID-19,
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the virus, the pandemic, has the CDC been correct on
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from the get-go?
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I mean, I've followed this pretty closely,
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as a lot of you have.
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I can't think of one off the top of my head.
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I'm sure I could find one, to be fair.
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But what have they been correct on from the very beginning?
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And you just wanna listen to these people?
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But it's not necessarily the CDC I wanna talk about.
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I wanna talk about the aftermath.
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So they make this announcement.
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And the immediate aftermath of this announcement
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is not excitement, it's not celebration.
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It was complete and utter confusion.
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And for good reason, because for well over a year now,
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you've been telling us mask, got a mask, got a mask,
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mask or die, that's how it's gotta be.
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And then all of a sudden, without any other breaking news
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about some special study that has been done,
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we're told that we can take the masks off now.
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And what this led to for a lot of people,
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which is actually kinda fun to watch,
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is this virtue signaling dilemma, right?
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There was this meme I found online,
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Clay Travis posted it, I posted it.
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And it's where my mask to signal my virtue versus
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remove my mask to show I'm vaccinated.
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Ooh.
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Because over a year now, people have been able to signal
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how virtuous they are and how much they care about humanity,
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how much they love thy neighbor by wearing a mask.
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But now, if they continue wearing their mask,
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people are gonna think they're unvaccinated.
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Don't wanna be one of those people,
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one of those unvaccinated Neanderthals,
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can you imagine?
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But then you also have people like AOC,
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who's literally one of the smartest people
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that we've ever had as a member of the human race.
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She came out and said that she's not going to stop
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moving her mask, or not moving.
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She's not gonna stop wearing her mask, right?
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She came out, she tried to make it all cute.
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She's like, "Ah, even if you don't wanna do your makeup,
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"you can wear your mask."
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But she's gonna continue to wear her mask.
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Even though the CDC, that we were supposed to be worshiping
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at the altar of, even though they said
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that we don't have to do it anymore,
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she's fully vaccinated.
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But it's not just politicians that are getting to the action,
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even companies.
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Companies like Target, which Target, man,
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they have taken about every left-leaning position
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they could possibly take.
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I don't know who they're potentially doing this for,
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but they said that they won't fully go along
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with the new guidelines.
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They're saying that they need to look at the data
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for themselves because I didn't know a bunch
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of epidemiologists and scientists worked at Target.
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I saw those people that wore red shirts
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and put out clothes.
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Sorry, but I guess I didn't realize that.
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But it's very weird that Target is doing that
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'cause just five seconds ago,
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that they would have their employees,
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a cost people at the door, if they weren't wearing masks.
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And why did they do that?
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They did that based on the CDC guidance.
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So I wonder why the CDC has all of a sudden
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fallen out of favor.
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Is that not interesting?
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And then we also saw an immediate shift in language
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from the co-presidents.
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Okay, so co-president Biden tweeted this on May the 13th,
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quote, "The rule is now simple."
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(mumbling)
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No, oh, oh, get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do.
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The choice is yours.
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Ooh, ominous.
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And then co-president Kamala Harris said this
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on May 16th, a few days later, quote,
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"Get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do," unquote.
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Now this would be the thing.
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If I was in a room with Biden and Kamala Harris,
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I'd basically be talking to Kamala
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'cause Biden would either be asleep
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or playing with blocks or something like that.
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But the argument that I would make to them is like,
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"Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa."
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I thought it was my body, my choice.
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The government cannot legislate what I do with my body.
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I've been told that over and over.
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Every time I'm making the pro-life cause argument,
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I'm told that it's my body, my choice.
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And how dare I say anything different?
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I thought that's how all this worked.
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So the thing, the thing is about all this,
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and I'm just gonna take a short aside here,
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I feel like no one is talking about
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how incredibly concerning it is that the leader,
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at least in title of the free world,
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is all but demanding that we inject ourselves
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with a vaccine, demanding it.
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And then that's echoed by the other co-president,
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demanding that we do this thing.
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The government should have no right to tell us that,
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and they don't have a right to tell us that.
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And then whenever you get people this happened,
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I forget what department it was.
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It may have even been Fauci,
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but someone on the Senate panel asked them like,
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"Hey, how many people in your office are vaccinated?"
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And it's around 50 or 60%.
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So even these people that are running these organizations,
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they don't even have 100% vaccination
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in their own organizations.
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It's probably because people get a choice
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as to whether or not they do these things.
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But when you have the president basically threaten you,
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the rule is now simple, get vaccinated
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or wear a mask until you do.
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Those are the only two options.
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That's it?
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That's incredibly concerning stuff.
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I mean, people want to talk about authoritarianism,
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they want to talk about Trump,
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they want to talk about all these things.
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When did Trump ever say something like that?
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And I'm not resolving Trump of all the stupid things
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that he said and did during his presidency.
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But my goodness, if you're not paying attention to this,
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you should, you need to wake up.
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But the timing of this announcement by the CDC
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was sure interesting.
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Was it not?
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I'm sure a lot of you caught that.
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But let's talk about what the news cycle was
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at the beginning of last week, okay?
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So we had ransomware hackers,
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they shut down a major gas pipeline
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that served basically half of the East Coast
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and people couldn't get gas.
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People couldn't get to work,
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they couldn't get to the job site, couldn't go anywhere.
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Yet people putting gasoline in plastic tubs,
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plastic bags, it was a big problem.
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But for the people that could actually get gas,
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they were paying these new inflated gas prices.
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Gas prices are way high.
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It feels like we're in Europe all of a sudden.
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But then we've got also inflation across the board,
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from lumber to milk, everything costs more
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since Biden's taken office.
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We have a solvable crisis at our southern border
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of the United States with Mexico.
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And the Biden administration has quietly been restarting
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the wall construction, name and co-president,
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Kamala Harris has not gone down to really check out
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what's going on down at the border,
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even though she's technically in charge of it.
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Then we also have Palestinian terrorists, right?
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They're now emboldened, apparently,
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because of an old daughter that's in the White House,
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and they're actively killing Israelis,
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shooting rockets into Israel.
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We've got Biden's approval numbers.
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They've basically stagnated,
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which is not good running into 2022.
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And it looks like Republicans are poised
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to take back the House and potentially even, you know,
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take back a majority in the Senate in 2022.
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That was the news cycle, horrible for the Biden administration.
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Oh, and basically every front, markets weren't happy,
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people weren't happy, bad stuff all around.
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And then like magic, the CDC and Dr. Fauci,
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they swoop down and they tell us all
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that we can take our masks off.
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I mean, what a kawinky thing.
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I mean, isn't it so interesting that that was announced
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in the middle of a horrible news cycle?
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Now you might be thinking to yourself, Kyle,
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I mean, that's correlation, not causation.
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And I would agree with you,
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but my goodness, how coincidental.
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Now the reality here guys, and we've found this out,
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if you didn't know it beforehand,
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you definitely knew it last Thursday with this announcement,
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the CDC and Dr. Fauci and all those people,
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they are political operatives.
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This proves it, this absolutely proves it.
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Because again, they didn't cite new evidence,
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specific new evidence to say that we could take our masks off
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after we were vaccinated.
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That there's too much smoke
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for there to not be fired in this situation, okay?
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'Cause we already knew what they announced last week
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that if the vaccines work flowchart,
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then you can take your masks off.
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That it's as simple as it gets,
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but we've been pushed to get vaccines
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for months and months now.
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And then there was no incentive to stop doing the things
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that were basically inconvenient for you, all right?
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And the whole thing about this kind of,
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this is kind of a mind control thing,
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but there's been so much fear porn
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that has been peddled in this situation with COVID-19.
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And it's been peddled mainly by the media
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and by your elected officials, typically Democrats, right?
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Now, let's go back to the media.
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The media, they don't have Trump anymore.
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So they are clinging with all their might to COVID-19
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because all of their numbers,
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all their viewership has gone down,
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which means all their revenue for advertising has gone down.
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So they have to cling to something.
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And if it bleeds, it leads and nothing bleeds more
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than COVID-19 apparently.
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And so we saw this for months and months
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and you still see it now here and there,
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but 24/7 on stations like MSNBC and CNN,
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we have the COVID ticker, right?
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The body count, essentially.
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And that's all they could talk about, even local media.
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Oh, you know, this is how many new cases we have
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in this county and that's all it's been for over a year.
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But now that COVID is seemingly on the wane
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and, you know, on the ropes, what are they gonna talk about?
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People are gonna expect them to talk about,
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I don't know, the Biden administration,
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some of the horrific things that are happening
16:20
under this administration,
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the worsening of the American economy,
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the American workforce, all those things.
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The media needs other things to talk about.
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And Trump is essentially irrelevant right now.
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He said he was gonna launch his own social media site.
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It basically was like a blog that you can like sign up for.
16:36
It's like, it's a newsletter.
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He didn't launch a new Twitter.
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So they have nothing to talk about.
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So they have to keep giving you this fear porn
16:44
and then you've got your elected officials.
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Even them, they don't have Trump anymore.
16:48
So they're cling to COVID-19
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because they can't point at the orange man
16:53
and say, look how bad he is.
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He's basically orange Hitler.
16:56
They don't have that guy anymore.
16:58
But again, these elected officials, again,
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mainly Democrats, almost 100% Democrats, to be honest.
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The vaccine hesitancy that we're experiencing right now
17:06
that we're told is a big issue
17:09
was caused by the media and Democrats.
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I mean, just do you remember this clip of Kamala Harris
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during the VP debate last October?
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I mean, just listen to this
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because it's an interesting way for her to act at that time.
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Again, she's just a political operative.
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She doesn't really care.
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She'll say anything to basically get elected, stay elected.
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But listen to her when she's asked about vaccinations.
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- For life to get back to normal,
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Dr. Anthony Fauci and other experts say
17:37
that most of the people who can be vaccinated
17:40
need to be vaccinated.
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But half of Americans now say they wouldn't take a vaccine
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if it was released now.
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If the Trump administration approves a vaccine
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before or after the election,
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should Americans take it and would you take it?
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- If the public health professionals,
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if Dr. Fauci, if the doctors tell us that we should take it,
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I'll be the first in line to take it, absolutely.
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But if Donald Trump tells us that we should take it,
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I'm not taking it.
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- If Donald Trump says we should take it,
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I'm not taking it.
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But we gotta listen to the doctors.
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We gotta listen to the signs.
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We gotta wag, wag, wag, wag.
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And then she started cackling like the Joker.
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But that was the message.
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But let me just ask you this fundamental question,
18:19
co-president Kamala Harris.
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What is the fundamental difference between the vaccine
18:23
and its status in the world in October of last year
18:27
versus May of this year?
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Same companies were developing it.
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It's just a new person in the White House.
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But all of a sudden it's get vaccinated
18:37
or wear a mask until you do.
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That's so interesting, right?
18:41
Again, pointing out hypocrisy with political people.
18:43
That's like the easiest punching bag
18:45
that's the lowest hanging fruit that you could possibly hit.
18:47
But it's still important to point it out.
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But guys, what this causes is there are two main issues
18:52
that I see from all of this, okay?
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And the first is that we have allowed the government
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to control us with ease.
18:58
And the second is we have a growing number of people
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worshiping at the altar of science.
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So let's go and talk about the first thing.
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We've allowed the government to control us with ease.
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Guys, if we've improved,
19:09
if we've proven anything throughout this entire pandemic,
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and I mean us as a people,
19:13
you can talk about us as Americans, as Westerners,
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but even just, you know, people on the planet,
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it's that we are incredibly compliant.
19:20
Incredibly compliant.
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You know, 15 days to slow the spread turned into over a year
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of basically the exact same draconian conditions,
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regardless of the state you lived in.
19:30
Now, things have opened up in red states a lot earlier
19:33
than they have in blue states,
19:34
but we are incredibly compliant.
19:36
We were told, wear a mask.
19:38
We were told, don't go to church.
19:40
We were told, you don't need the farmer's market
19:44
or the small shop anymore,
19:46
but we're going to keep targeting Walmart open.
19:48
And we just went along with everything.
19:51
And the only people that push back
19:53
were the ones that made the news.
19:54
Those are the people that are basically getting fine,
19:55
$10,000 a day or whatever it is
19:57
to keep their gym open in New Jersey or something like that.
20:00
And a lot of those people,
20:02
it's not going to be a positive ending for those folks.
20:05
A lot of those people are going to lose their livelihoods,
20:07
they're going to lose their businesses,
20:08
they're going to lose every penny,
20:09
they may even go to jail.
20:11
Because we basically told the government, yeah, okay,
20:14
push us around, tell us what to do,
20:16
we're comfortable with it because you're a father government.
20:18
And that's fine.
20:20
Because here's the thing, guys, COVID-19
20:22
was either released on purpose
20:26
or it was a complete accident that it was released.
20:28
There isn't another opinion.
20:30
Some of you might be, you know,
20:32
might be kind of weirded out by me saying the release language.
20:34
I don't think there's a whole lot of evidence.
20:35
Actually, I don't think there's shred of evidence right now
20:37
that shows that COVID-19 jumped from a bat
20:40
or a pangolin or something like that into a person.
20:43
We have no evidence of that whatsoever.
20:45
There was a way, way, way stronger case
20:48
to the fact that this was in a lab being manipulated
20:52
and then it was released on accident, okay?
20:55
But it was either released on purpose
20:57
or it was an accidental release.
20:58
There isn't another option.
20:59
But guys, and again, I don't have a tin foil hat on.
21:02
For those of you not watching me on YouTube,
21:03
I just have my headphones on.
21:04
There's no tin foil in this photo.
21:06
Okay, is it really crazy though?
21:08
I mean, now seeing what we've seen,
21:12
that this isn't potentially a dry run
21:14
for something bigger in the future.
21:15
'Cause here's the deal.
21:19
If it was released on purpose, this was maybe a dry run.
21:23
And I don't know that that's likely.
21:25
That's super tin foil hatty stuff.
21:26
I don't know that it was released on purpose.
21:28
I would say that's probably not likely.
21:30
But even if it was released on accident,
21:32
it was some sort of astrologically huge accident.
21:35
Your government overlords saw how you reacted
21:39
and they can use that info in the future.
21:42
They saw you go in snatch up toilet paper.
21:46
They saw you go up and buy all the Lysol.
21:48
You know, you have Lysol now for the next 74 years.
21:50
They saw this and then they also saw
21:53
how easily they could manipulate you.
21:55
Dr. Fauci says, "Ah, you don't need to wear a mask.
21:58
You don't need to wear it.
21:59
You don't need to wear it.
22:00
You know, we need that for other people.
22:01
Don't even worry about the mask."
22:03
Oh, and then all of a sudden,
22:05
he's like, "No, no, no, M95, two of them."
22:07
In fact, two masks are better than one.
22:10
Like, how can you take these people seriously at this point?
22:13
This all seems to me kind of like an interesting experiment
22:17
in social engineering.
22:18
And other people have pointed that out, right?
22:20
Because we're seeing what people do
22:23
when they're, you know, given some sort of a conflict,
22:26
some sort of thing that's pushing back against them.
22:29
This also made me think of what happened.
22:30
I forget what year it was, but it was years back
22:32
with in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo massacre, right?
22:35
When the Islamic fundamentalist terrorists took a fence
22:37
that they would, you know, draw a picture in Muhammad
22:39
and they decided, "Hey, let's go in and slaughter people
22:41
because we're evil [inaudible]."
22:43
But Facebook did this thing at the time
22:46
that everyone thought was interesting and unique and,
22:48
you know, good.
22:49
They allowed you to put a filter of the French flag.
22:53
So, you know, blue, white, red, you know,
22:55
put that on top of your profile picture.
22:58
And so up to that moment,
22:59
I don't think that that had ever happened before.
23:01
If you had kind of a filtered picture,
23:03
it's because, you know, you created it yourself,
23:05
your graphic design or something like that.
23:07
But with one click of a button,
23:08
you could put that on top of your Facebook profile picture.
23:11
I have people in my friend list today
23:13
that still have that filter on their picture,
23:15
for whatever reason, and they're active on Facebook.
23:18
But then it came out later.
23:19
I don't know if it was weeks later,
23:20
a month later, it doesn't really matter.
23:22
Facebook was tracking the people that were doing that.
23:28
They were getting information on you
23:31
to see if you were the type of person
23:32
that would simply click a button to show solidarity.
23:35
Because if, and they were able to determine
23:38
a lot of different things,
23:39
and it wasn't just, hey, how can we sell to these people?
23:41
How can we sell this data so that we can make more revenue,
23:44
which, you know, it is what it is.
23:46
Have your own opinion about that.
23:48
But that was a social engineering experiment.
23:51
And people just go, okay, burp.
23:53
And then they just click the button and then it just went for it.
23:56
So COVID, to a degree, feels like that.
23:58
Again, even if it was an accident,
24:00
and I probably think it's an accident, I say probably,
24:03
they're able to get this data.
24:05
They have a year's worth of data
24:06
to see what it's gonna do to you
24:08
and how you're gonna respond.
24:10
And to get to the second interesting thing here
24:11
is that we have a growing number of people
24:13
worshiping at the altar of science, okay?
24:16
Because here's the thing, guys,
24:17
there is no such thing as, quote unquote, the science.
24:20
I'm using air quotes, the science.
24:22
There's no such thing.
24:24
The science says this, well, I'm gonna follow the science.
24:26
What science?
24:28
You need to talk about something specific.
24:30
What specifically do you mean?
24:32
What scientific study?
24:33
Right, you know, what laboratory performed this?
24:37
Guys, there are scientists that perform science,
24:40
but it's not these science.
24:41
Science is fundamentally, you know,
24:44
changing and evolving because we have new ways
24:46
of testing theories and we have new ways
24:48
of thinking about things.
24:49
But people just talk about the science.
24:51
I'm gonna be in the party of science,
24:53
which side note, isn't that super rich?
24:55
People that are like, oh, I'm in the party of science.
24:57
Oh yeah, what's a woman then?
24:59
Mr. or Mrs. Party of Science?
25:03
'Cause those are the same people telling me
25:04
that a man can have a uterus, right?
25:08
But they're the party of science.
25:09
But here's the thing, kind of getting back.
25:10
People are completely comfortable with following the science.
25:15
But it's interesting now because we have this dichotomy
25:17
that they have to choose.
25:18
We have these two roads, right?
25:20
They were completely comfortable with the science,
25:23
but they aren't now.
25:25
They were completely comfortable with the science
25:28
when the science told them,
25:30
when you're running outside in the woods by yourself,
25:33
wear a mask.
25:34
It's, you have to, right?
25:37
It's for your own safety.
25:38
It's also for grandma's safety.
25:40
That's what the science told them to do.
25:43
But then last Thursday, they're like,
25:44
oh, don't gotta do that anymore.
25:45
Get stuck in your arm once or twice and you're good to go.
25:49
But they're clinging to their mask.
25:50
They don't want to take it off.
25:54
It's comfortable to them now.
25:56
It's comforting in a lot of ways.
26:00
And I wonder why.
26:01
I mean, have you guys really thought about this?
26:06
Because there is some sort of a psychological disposition
26:08
for people to kind of seek out comfort, right?
26:11
We've talked about that a lot on this podcast.
26:14
But if I were to venture a guess, I would say it's because
26:16
these people are worshiping at the altar of science
26:19
because they're materialists.
26:22
And I know I don't mean in the shopping for new shoes
26:26
since they believe that it's just us.
26:30
We are just biology.
26:33
We're just stardust.
26:34
Science is God.
26:36
And you've heard people talk about the God of the gaps.
26:39
It's basically like, if you can't explain something,
26:40
just say, oh, God hasn't revealed that to us yet.
26:43
But there's a God of the gaps argument within science as well,
26:45
which it's like, when you ask somebody,
26:47
hey, can you explain this to me?
26:48
Like the fine tuning of the universe,
26:49
it's like, oh, we can't explain it right now,
26:51
but science will eventually get there.
26:53
That's scientism.
26:55
That's science having an eschatological explanation
26:58
of what the planet is, why we're all here.
27:02
And there's a growing number of people that believe that.
27:06
And it's, you know, contrasting.
27:08
And it's obvious, you know, as the West as we have this,
27:12
we're kind of falling off a cliff with people
27:13
that actually believe in any type of Judeo-Christian ethic
27:17
or any type of theistic ethic.
27:19
And at the same time that that's happening,
27:21
you have this uptick in people
27:22
that are just basically worshiping out the altar of science.
27:25
Now you can make the arguments
27:26
because we are biological creatures that are meant to worship.
27:29
So we have to worship something.
27:30
But then at the same time, you have to wonder,
27:32
what is the direction of that worship?
27:34
It is an important to even talk about
27:36
because these people,
27:39
they're trying to make moral arguments based on science,
27:41
but there is no ought in science.
27:44
You've heard other people make that argument before.
27:46
Science tells you what is,
27:47
but it doesn't tell you what ought to be.
27:50
Science can tell you that this person has cancer,
27:53
but it can't tell you that in a pre-Genesis III world,
27:56
cancer would have never even existed,
27:58
but that's not what ought to be happening.
28:00
Science can't tell you that you ought not
28:03
stomp on the head of a child.
28:05
Science can't do that.
28:07
It can help you explain how that happened
28:10
and where it happened scientifically,
28:12
like crime scene analysis,
28:13
but it can't explain anything else.
28:15
But people are still worshiping at that altar.
28:18
And throughout this, as we kind of bring it to a close,
28:21
there's been a lot of random things that have come up.
28:23
There's been a lot of questions
28:24
that I've been asked personally,
28:26
right for this show, for Q&A episodes,
28:28
or even stuff that I've just heard
28:29
being asked out in the public.
28:30
And so I want to kind of go through a few of those.
28:32
The first question I've run into a lot is,
28:33
is it really such a bad thing that people have waited
28:36
for the CDC to tell them when it's safe for them
28:39
to take off their masks?
28:40
Is it really that big a deal to which I would respond?
28:43
Why are you trusting your government
28:45
to tell you what's safe for you to do?
28:47
Why do you trust them,
28:49
especially after what you've seen in the last year?
28:51
Why would you give them more power?
28:53
Because I just got to tell you this,
28:55
if you waited to take off your mask
28:57
until the CDC told you to, told you that you were allowed to,
29:00
you are a sucker.
29:02
You're an absolute sucker in a sheep.
29:04
You're just like, okay, I'll just go this way
29:07
and I'll just go that way.
29:08
And it is completely, even people that I know
29:10
really, really closely.
29:11
And I'll just leave it at that.
29:13
They're checking the CDC before they go on a road trip.
29:16
They're checking with the CDC
29:18
before they go to a birthday party.
29:19
They're checking with the CDC
29:21
before they go to a different county
29:23
to see if the COVID cases are up in that county, right?
29:28
They're checking with the CDC.
29:30
It's just so crazy to me.
29:31
So yes, I feel like it's a problem.
29:33
You're letting the CDC,
29:35
which has again been so wrong about so many things.
29:37
You're letting them dictate what you're gonna do
29:38
with your life.
29:39
That's a huge concern.
29:41
Another question that's come up is,
29:42
what else has the CDC gotten wrong?
29:45
And that's a question from me personally.
29:47
Because there are the things we know
29:49
that they've screwed up,
29:50
the things that we know that they've flip flopped on.
29:52
And then there's a bunch of things that we have no clue.
29:54
We have no clue where they write about this.
29:57
'Cause even just recently, again,
29:58
this was not really big news.
30:00
The six foot guidance,
30:01
like six feet of separation is basically bull crap.
30:05
It's based on some one scientific study
30:09
from like the 18 or 1900s
30:11
that has not been proven in any type of a laboratory sense
30:13
or been checked on.
30:15
People just kind of accepted it.
30:16
Like, oh yeah, six feet.
30:17
Let's go ahead and put stickers on the floor at low, right?
30:20
So what else has the CDC gotten wrong?
30:23
Another thing is, is vaccine discrimination actually real?
30:27
So vaccine discrimination,
30:28
that might seem a little bit crazy to you right now.
30:31
But again, we have a signal now to show
30:34
whether or not you've been vaccinated and that's your mask.
30:38
Because if you're an honest person,
30:42
if you have any type of character
30:44
and you're not vaccinated,
30:45
you will be wearing your mask whenever you go into public
30:48
until co-president Biden or someone at the CDC
30:52
or Dr. Fauci tells you you can take that off, right?
30:54
We've reached herd immunity,
30:55
which now they're saying isn't even possible,
30:57
isn't bad also interesting.
30:59
But there's a good buddy of mine.
31:00
He's got a wife that works for a gym.
31:02
I'll leave it at that.
31:03
And the gym basically said that,
31:05
hey, everybody can come back to work
31:07
and you can not wear your masks if you've been vaccinated.
31:10
And the wife basically responded to these people and said,
31:13
hey, I'm not comfortable with that.
31:15
Because my decision as to whether or not get a vaccine
31:18
is not really your business.
31:20
As my employer, I understand we all work at a gym,
31:22
but you're saying the people that work out at the gym
31:24
don't have to wear masks anymore.
31:26
But as staff, we do, but only if we haven't been vaccinated.
31:29
That's gonna create some issues
31:30
because every staff member that's wearing the mask,
31:33
that people are just gonna assume they're anti-vaxxers
31:35
without a conversation.
31:37
'Cause there's kind of that negative thought process
31:40
around people that are anti-vaxxing.
31:42
And you could be wearing a mask and not be an anti-vaxxer.
31:45
You could be wearing a mask for a myriad of different reasons
31:47
and she pointed this out to the organization.
31:49
She's just like, look, you could be wearing a mask
31:51
because you feel sick that day.
31:52
You might have a cold.
31:53
You could be wearing a mask
31:54
because you have some other autoimmune disease.
31:56
But now all of a sudden the people that you work with
31:58
are just gonna assume these things about you.
32:00
So of course there's a vaccine discrimination.
32:02
And then if you don't get vaccinated
32:04
and you're out and about without a mask on,
32:06
you're 10 kinds of worse.
32:07
You're a demon, essentially.
32:09
So yeah, vaccine discrimination is actually real.
32:12
And the other question that I've seen come up is,
32:13
do you feel less safe now
32:15
that the mask mandates have been lifted?
32:17
And the answer is no.
32:20
I feel just as safe
32:23
because I'm a human being with personal agency and autonomy.
32:26
I can make decisions for myself.
32:28
But you have these people,
32:29
even prominent people on the news,
32:30
basically saying I have to relearn Rachel Maddow.
32:33
I have to relearn when I look at a face without a mask on it
32:36
that that person's probably not trying to kill me.
32:39
Like that that person is probably a good person.
32:41
And I'm assuming that they're vaccinated
32:43
and that they're being honest.
32:45
Like man, these people have just been walking around
32:48
thinking COVID is just being shot through the atmosphere,
32:50
trying to get in their nostrils.
32:53
Like it's just a hard thing to really even put into words
32:58
because right now we're seeing what life would have been like.
33:03
If they had just said from the beginning
33:04
and they being the government and in the overlords
33:07
that if you wanna wear a mask, feel free.
33:09
If you don't, you've taken your own risks.
33:12
We're seeing that now.
33:14
'Cause when you walk through Walmart now,
33:15
there's no mask that mandate at Walmart right now.
33:17
But guys, when you walk through Walmart right now,
33:19
how many people are wearing masks?
33:21
30, 40, 50%.
33:23
The last several times
33:24
I've been to Walmart the last couple of weeks.
33:25
That's what I've experienced.
33:27
'Cause guess what?
33:28
I'm not even judging the people that are wearing a mask.
33:30
If you wanna wear a mask, knock yourself out.
33:33
But I'm not gonna wear a mask.
33:35
A lot of these other people aren't gonna be wearing masks
33:37
and that's okay.
33:38
But we're getting to see what that would have looked like.
33:42
What would the numbers have been
33:43
if people just could have made the decision for themselves?
33:45
Because if you were really that scared about this virus,
33:48
if you're really that terrified about it,
33:49
then wear a mask.
33:51
But how many people wore masks and still got it, right?
33:54
I wore masks everywhere, right?
33:57
Everywhere that was required of me, right?
33:59
Every store, which was essentially all of them
34:01
that required the mask.
34:02
And I got it from my neighbor.
34:04
'Cause we were in the same car for 45 minutes
34:06
and he had it and didn't know it.
34:08
That's how it goes.
34:08
Another question that I get asked individually
34:12
is are you vaccinated or are you getting the vaccine?
34:15
And I would just say, it's none of your business.
34:18
You can probably make your guesses
34:19
as to whether or not my family has gotten
34:21
and I've already told you
34:22
that my entire family already had COVID-19.
34:25
But in terms of whether or not we've gotten the vaccine,
34:27
that's up to us.
34:28
So whether we have gotten it or planning to get it
34:32
or planning not to get it,
34:33
that is a personal decision of us.
34:35
I will say just generically as an aside to that,
34:38
I do have some concerns about the vaccine.
34:40
The studies that are coming out show
34:42
that the efficacy rates are incredibly high,
34:44
which is a tremendous blessing
34:46
that they seem to be working very well,
34:48
but there are some things to be concerned about.
34:50
And where my wife and I are is like,
34:52
we've already had COVID-19, right?
34:55
So there's some sort of immunity for some period of time
34:58
that nobody can actually define
35:00
to be being able to be reinfected with this, right?
35:03
And it wasn't this horrible experience for us.
35:06
It was just kind of a, you know,
35:07
it was a nuisance for a few days.
35:10
But there are concerning things
35:11
that might be perfectly explainable.
35:15
So you probably saw that viral video of that pharmacist
35:17
where she basically opened up a brand new box
35:20
of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
35:22
and right on top, you know,
35:23
whenever you get stuff, it's like the instructions
35:25
or here's the ingredients list.
35:26
So there's this big folded up document, you know,
35:28
kind of folded into the top of the box.
35:30
And then she opened this on camera.
35:32
She showed herself, you know, taking the seal off the box.
35:34
She opened it up and she undoes this enormous piece of paper.
35:38
It was like basically from Chindonese,
35:40
this huge piece of paper
35:41
that was supposed to have the ingredients
35:44
or all the things that were in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
35:47
And the document was blank.
35:50
And my immediate thought was this was some sort of a mistake,
35:55
you know, or this woman's just trying to get famous
35:57
or trying to get fired or for whatever reason.
35:58
But I have a friend who is a pharmacist
36:00
and I said, hey, can you check the next time
36:03
you opened up a Johnson & Johnson vaccine?
36:05
Can you check that paper that's in there?
36:07
You know, the paper that y'all just take out and throw away.
36:09
Can you open it up and see what it says?
36:11
So this person opened it up
36:13
and it was the exact same thing, completely blank.
36:17
That's enough to give me pause, right?
36:19
I'm not saying the most logical explanation for that
36:22
is there was a misprint on the boxes, right?
36:24
You know, they sent it to the print shop.
36:26
The print shop didn't print either side.
36:28
Like, you know, it just, it was a mistake
36:29
and they already sent out a million of them.
36:31
So they're like, okay, you know,
36:32
we'll go ahead and change it on the back end.
36:34
But there's also a chance that they don't want us to know
36:37
what's in it.
36:37
So again, I am more on the side of the fact
36:41
that this was an honest mistake by Johnson & Johnson,
36:43
but there's a chance it wasn't an honest mistake.
36:46
So again, I think you have to take all that
36:48
into account when you were deciding
36:51
whether or not you or your family
36:52
is going to be getting this vaccine,
36:53
especially now, since they're approving the vaccine
36:55
for children, right?
36:57
Children and they're doing tests on like newborns
37:00
with this vaccine.
37:02
They, you know, it just, it's a little bit concerning.
37:05
But then I got a very interesting follow-up question
37:07
from one of our donors, actually.
37:09
And it was, what do you think of Christians
37:10
that are anti-vaxxers?
37:12
And so I kind of flowed on my answer to this guy
37:14
I responded to his email and it's basically like,
37:17
I think for the most part, vaccinations are a gift from God.
37:20
It shows that we have been given agency
37:24
and we have been given control
37:25
and we've been able to subdue some parts of the world
37:28
that could kill us, right?
37:30
So if we were just chilling on the plains of the Serengeti,
37:34
we might get, you know, trampled by an elephant
37:36
or eaten by a lion or taken down by, you know,
37:38
gang of hyenas or something like that.
37:40
But guess what?
37:41
We have areas now that those animals can't get into.
37:44
We put a lot of those animals into zoos.
37:46
They super can't get out of those places.
37:48
We've subdued the earth and we've subdued danger
37:51
in a lot of ways.
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We've eradicated diseases that used to kill millions of people
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because of vaccines.
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I think vaccines are an incredible positive for people.
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I have concerns for individuals that are like,
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you know what?
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I'm not gonna get vaccinated.
38:05
I'm just gonna go to the chiropractor
38:06
and, you know, sniff some lemon oil or something.
38:09
I have some concerns about that, personally.
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But if that's what you wanna do,
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if you don't wanna vaccinate, you know,
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your family and stuff like that,
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I think it's up, it's, you know,
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it should be up for debate,
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whether or not those kids should be able to be allowed
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in the same school because if your kid walks in
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and they get polio for some reason or something like that
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because they just wouldn't take the vaccine,
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that can have some impact on the people around them,
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which also goes back to the argument
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as to whether or not the vaccines work.
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'Cause if somebody walks into an elementary school
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with polio, no one else should get it, right?
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Because they're all vaccinated.
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And there's a bunch of other little diseases
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that you get, you know, whooping cough and all these other,
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no one should get it.
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The vaccinations either work or they don't.
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And I know that there's an efficacy rate
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and it's never 100, but again, they either work or they don't.
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So Christian specifically, I understand the tendency
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to wanna go towards things that are more natural, right?
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You know, let's only go with the things that God gave us
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from the beginning, let's do all these natural remedies.
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I even know people that anytime they get sick or injured,
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they pray, they don't go to the doctor, right?
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I even asked a friend a while ago, I was like,
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what if you broke your leg?
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'Cause he was saying, you know, if he got the flu,
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he would pray, you know, if he had a sprain ankle,
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he would pray and I was like, okay, I get it.
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But let's say you compound fracture your leg, right?
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You kick something, right?
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Like Chris Weidman and all of a sudden your bone
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is sticking out of the back of your calf.
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What would you have done in that position?
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And he really didn't know what to say.
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So I don't think that going to the doctor
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is a non-Christian thing to do.
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I think that that is a blessing that we have been given
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that there can be things that can help treat ailments.
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I think that's a very important thing.
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So if you're a Christian and you're an anti-vaxxer
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across the board with everything,
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I have some concerns about that.
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But again, that's my personal opinion.
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Yeah, personal agency, you can do whatever you want to do.
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But the last question that I've seen
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and then we'll wrap up with this is, is COVID over?
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Is COVID-19 as the pandemic over?
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And the answer to that is yes and no.
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Because we have full stadiums now.
40:05
Even I heard Fenway Park in Boston,
40:08
a Massachusetts, very, very, very blue state.
40:09
I think next week they're going to be
40:10
a full capacity of Fenway.
40:11
I don't think you have to mask.
40:13
We have a lot of stores that are opening up
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with the few exceptions.
40:16
We have a lot of places that are just open now,
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basically the school districts,
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these parents have tortured these school districts enough
40:22
because they've tortured them back.
40:24
And they're opening up these schools.
40:26
There's a guarantee that in the fall school
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will be back to normal.
40:28
They're not going to be separated by plexiglass.
40:30
They're not going to have to wear a mask
40:31
on the playground when they're five years old.
40:34
But the note part of it is I don't think that the media
40:37
and the government want it to be over.
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At least not through the midterms next year.
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Because if they can fear porn their way
40:45
into keeping the house and the Senate here in the United States,
40:47
I think they would, absolutely.
40:49
I think there's a lot of chicanery
40:52
that went on with the election last year.
40:54
I think that Trump lost it.
40:55
But there was a lot of nonsense
40:56
that happened around the election, right?
40:59
And if they can keep this going,
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because the news cycle is not going to get better
41:04
for Joe Biden, it just won't.
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'Cause he's a buffoon that people around him are evil
41:10
and the things that they're doing are bad for Americans.
41:12
So I think it's not over in that sense.
41:15
And then there's a practical sense
41:16
of there are still people that are dying of COVID.
41:18
And I don't mean to be insensitive with some of my comments
41:20
today to people that have lost family members,
41:22
people in my foxhole, I did a whole podcast on it.
41:25
They've lost family members because of COVID.
41:26
COVID is a real disease that has killed a lot of people
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over a million people worldwide, right?
41:30
But at the end of the day, it is waning.
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It's absolutely waning.
41:35
There are variants that are coming out
41:37
that can be taken care of with the vaccine.
41:40
India is getting pounded right now,
41:42
which is just random that in a country of a billion people
41:44
that it wouldn't have maybe burned through earlier,
41:47
especially since a lot of those population centers
41:49
are incredibly crowded.
41:50
But yes, I think for the most part, COVID is over.
41:54
And I think that for the most part,
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we should be getting back to normal life.
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If you're taking your kid to church
42:00
and everybody in the family's wearing a mask
42:02
and you don't see a auto-immune
42:05
or a mu-nodeficient member of your family,
42:07
I think that's an issue.
42:08
I saw that in my church a couple of weeks ago.
42:10
This father was sitting super far away from everybody
42:12
and has two kids that couldn't have been older
42:14
than six or seven wearing masks.
42:16
So bro, what are you doing?
42:18
Aside from causing psychological issues for your children,
42:22
that didn't need to be caused.
42:24
I think that's a major problem.
42:25
So yes, I feel like COVID is over for the most part,
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but some people are gonna cling to it
42:29
and that's just the way they're ghost.
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42:59
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