How Many Virgins For The Volcano to stop the earthquakes?

If you’ve ever wondered why “trust the experts” stopped working, we lay out the moment it broke for us. We start with the news around Rep. Lauren Boebert’s son and the uncomfortable reality that public figures can be personally messy while still pushing for disclosures that threaten the powerful. That sets the stage for the real gut-punch: newly released Anthony Fauci phone texts that, at minimum, show top leaders privately discussing concerns about COVID-19 vaccination in pregnancy while the public messaging stayed confident and absolute. 

We walk through what the texts say, why “informed consent” is more than a slogan, and how uncertainty should be communicated when the stakes are pregnancy, miscarriage risk, and family planning. We also unpack the viral dispute over the New England Journal of Medicine pregnancy safety paper and the denominator problem: how timing and cohort selection can make a risk look smaller or larger without changing the underlying data. Along the way we talk about public health trust, censorship allegations, media fact checks, and why people felt punished for asking basic questions about side effects and safety signals. 

Then we bring the same accountability lens to local politics: Kitsap County primary results, Washington’s top-two system, fundraising gaps, and our own ballot signature verification problems that make election integrity feel personal. If you care about COVID policy, vaccine transparency, pregnancy health, medical freedom, and local election strategy, this is a candid and intense listen. Subscribe, share this with a friend who’s still wrestling with 2020, and leave a review with the one question you wish officials had answered sooner.

Transcript

Peasants, Late Start, Simultaneous Sip

SPEAKER_01 0:10

And when they went for the queen, the table, the subject had no bread. Do you know what's meeting red?

SPEAKER_11 0:19

Let them eat cake.

SPEAKER_15 0:24

We're getting screwed, man. Every time we come around, we're getting screwed. It's a little gummy. It's a little gummy. Peasants, man. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those little movies? You see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around, but we're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Tomastes topping the charts with a morning. Tomaste. I had something I was going to tell you on the show today. And I don't remember what it was. It may or may not come back to me. I was like, I gotta make sure I mention that and call out Tomaste. It'll come back. Yeah, it'll come back. Ferrazier, finally, good morning. I know, I know. Ron had his shirt on backwards, so it 10 minutes to get it figured out. Among other things. Yeah, amongst other things. All right, let's jump right into it since we're rolling a few seconds behind. Yes. Times 10. Okay, so the simultaneous sip. That's why you guys all show up right early. And I know there's people out there driving in traffic, like there's peasants gonna come on. Yeah, I know. We're a couple minutes late. All you need for the simultaneous I'm so thirsty. I'm so thirsty. Yeah. How am I gonna take my sip without all the peasants? All right. All you need for the simultaneous sip is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tack or a chalice of stein, a canteen, jug, or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day. The thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip, and it starts right now. I had it switched, Ron! I had it switched. It was so long delayed. You switched it back. I must have. I must have. All right, here we go. Simultaneous sip and a little Lauren Bobert. Yeah, go to church. Find Jesus. Like, I mean, why is everybody so horny here? Let's listen to it again. Because this is actually gonna play into our news today.

SPEAKER_11 2:34

Church, find Jesus. Like, I mean, why is everybody so horny here?

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Oh, Mary Goulet says, good morning. John Attack says wonderful day and boise Boise getting ready for another day. Carlitz, good morning, everyone. Mark and Delane 9143. Good morning from Wisconsin. Pony Boy 3255, good morning, and be back in a minute at the doctor's office optometrist. It'll be better when you're done. And Carlito Tiffany, hello from YouTube. Glad you made it.

Lauren Boebert’s Son Arrest Details

SPEAKER_15 3:05

All right, Lauren Boeber. Yesterday I thought we'd spend a little bit of time on this story because it is for whatever reason to me it's a little bit interesting. But let's briefly touch on it because there is a massive story we need to talk about today. So I want to prepare you guys. Please put away your firearms. If you're a concealed carry permit holder, separate yourself from any dangerous weapons, get out of the kitchen. Okay, because what we're gonna cover today is going to make a lot of your people, a lot of people's blood boil.

SPEAKER_16 3:32

Oh boy.

SPEAKER_15 3:33

But before we get to that, Representative Lauren Boebert releases statement after her son Tyler arrested again on multiple felony charges, this time tied to sexual exploitation of a child. Now, I want to point something out for this. I have to give kudos to Lauren Boebert here. For whatever it's worth, I've been critical of the Epstein release, I've been critical of all that stuff. Lauren Boebert, despite her own personal shortcomings. Remember, she went through a pretty nasty divorce, led to a lot of domestic issues. I believe there was a restraining order between her and her ex-husband. She was caught on a date in a popular theater in DC vaping and groping her date in public on camera. Okay, so she got kind of caught doing that. An allegation that she slept with Thomas Massey, unconfirmed, but whatever. So okay. And yet she still went forward and pushed for the Epstein release. Most politicians with skeletons like that in their closet would just kind of shut up. She didn't. So for what it's worth, there's that. Okay. So here's the deal. Tyler Boebert, the 21-year-old son of Republican congressman Lauren Boebert, is back in legal hot water. This type basic serious felony charges related to an alleged sexual exploitation of a child. According to court records from Garfield County, Colorado, Tyler Boebert was arrested in connection with five, five felony counts stemming from an alleged incident dated around January 1, 2024. So about two years ago. The charges include exploitation of a child, sexual exploitation of a child with intent to deal in, sell, or distribute exploitive material, a related charge involving videotaped material and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was taken into custody on Saturday, made a $10,000 bond. Here's the deal. Boert said, I love my son. We take these allegations very seriously and pray for everyone affected during the challenging time. He's currently 21. When he was 18, he had sex with a 17-year-old and videotaped it. She's a minor, he's an adult. There's a hard black line at 18 years old. Okay. Some states have like what are called Romeo and Juliet laws, where if you're, you know, within a year or two, they kind of let this window slide. Because, in fairness, like when I was in high school and I was 18, turned 18, all of a sudden half the girls I can't take to homecoming. You know what I mean? Like I get it. Now, I'm not here to morally justify or rationalize anything. At the end of the day, he videotaped it, and it sounds like he may have attempted to or did distribute it. Okay. That is a huge problem. But he's the crazy thing about it is in February 2024, he was arrested following a string of vehicle break-ins and property thefts around Rifle, Colorado. Okay, so he was he was uh put into juvenile court for that. And then ultimately he pled guilty to attempted identity theft under a plea agreement. And he is re uh reportedly scheduled for another sentencing in that case for September 10th. So he's got one sentence sentencing on September 10th. He also faces a September 4th sentencing in Weld County after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor child abuse, criminal negligence without energy following a 2025 incident. And in that case, he let his son wander away from the home. Remember, he also got a young girl pregnant when he was underage himself. This was another one of these like happens what happens. Lauren Boebert put out a statement saying we welcome the young child into the world. Okay. It's excellent. I mean, nobody should be upset at a new child. Like, they don't deserve your ire, right? Um, anyways, so this could not come in a worse political moment for Boebert. She's facing off in a new district. Remember, she carpet bagged, she campaigned from Thomas Massey, which then drew the ire of Donald Trump, who withdrew her nomination. And she's running against a retired Navy veteran Democrat. I think we're gonna lose this seat. Uh, just guessing. Just guessing. Uh Doug Wise says, Good morning, peasants, thundering oak. Good morning, late start. Just a little bit. Peasants perspective, yeah, late start. Uh, thundering oak, peasants perspective, you're forgiven. Yes, Ron, you are forgiven.

SPEAKER_02 7:40

Thank you, people.

SPEAKER_15 7:41

We're on vacation. It's hard to get back into the swing of things. Okay, so prepare yourselves. This next, this next really towards the end of the show, we're gonna talk about uh Kitsap County in our recent primary elections. We're gonna talk about the numbers and kind of what's what we're up against in Kidsap County as far as elections. And I want to save that. I was gonna do that at the beginning of the show. It's a KMJC report. I was gonna do it at the beginning of the show, but I'm gonna do it at the end of the show. Because here in Kitsap County, we had a very, very, very high level of COVID compliance. What would you say? 99.9% masking? I know the entire COVID era when masks were mandatory. If I went into Walmart, I was the only person in Walmart without a mask. If I went to Safeway, anywhere I went, it was almost universal. I was the only one without a mask, unless maybe I had my brother-in-law with me. It was the two of us.

SPEAKER_02 8:31

There was a moment in time when uh I remember seeing somebody in Walmart without a mask. And I remember at the time thinking, and I actually said out loud to the guy, wow, you're brave.

SPEAKER_15 8:44

I got a lot of that too myself. Wow, you're brave. It's like, yeah. So I want to save the election stuff till the end because what I'm gonna cover today, if it's appropriately broadcasted, this should make even the most ardent Democrat furious. They would have to cling to their belief in world depopulation to justify what the health officials in our country did in 2020, 2021, 2022, and to this day. Right? If you if this doesn't make your blood boil, there's something wrong with you. Like something wrong with you. It is completely legitimate. And I'm saying this on air, and I'm not advocating anybody do anything at all. But it's completely a natural reaction to what I'm gonna cover today to have an overwhelming sense of wanting to do something, of wanting to be violent or get revenge or justice. This is going to be an impulse that is people are going to struggle with. Okay, so let's jump into

Fauci Texts Spark Pregnancy Concerns

SPEAKER_15 9:47

this. This deals with COVID. So on screen here, this is reported by Bill Malugan, and Senator Johnson and Senator Paul released a whole bunch. They got a hold of Anthony Fauci's cell phone. They downloaded everything, and it goes all the way back to 2014. So this is 12.5, 2021. This is this is 125, 2021. So this is just after Joe Biden's elected. And Bill Malugan says, more text reveal that Biden-era U.S. surgeon General Vivek Murphy responded to Fauci's concern about the COVID vaccine in pregnant women. Fauci was concerned about COVID in pregnant women by adding, I've been hearing concerns about the mRNA vaccine causing mutations in the developing fetus as well. Okay, so this is what it says here. This is really helpful. Thanks. This is from Dr. Murphy to Dr. Faufi. I've been hearing the concern about mRNA vaccine causing mutations in the developing fetus as well. This is a really good point. Response replying to the cytokine storm post-second dose. We were told there were no cytokine storms. This was like Dell Big Tree and all these whack jobs, Simone Gold and all these people. The cytokine storm, this is the problem. This is where hydroxychloroquine comes in. It doesn't happen. No, it's happening. They know it's happening. Tony and then Dr. Murphy says to Tony and Rochelle. Rochelle Walensky at the at the uh was she at the CDC? Did you see this announcement today from Who, World Health Organization, saying they advise against pregnant women taking the Moderna vaccine because of lack of data? It has led to a flurry of questions. What is your take? I imagine we'll get asked about this too. So they're aware of these uh, you know, mutations and damage to fetuses. So then it goes on to say this newly released text message from Dr. Faussi's government-issued phone in January 2021 shows that he had concerns that the second doses of the COVID shot theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester. Around this time, there were numerous large women Facebook groups with tens of thousands of women reporting that their menstrual cycle was highly irregular after taking the shot and in many cases experienced miscarriages. I can think of four or five women who had miscarriages in this era. And I can think of probably a dozen women, mostly family members, who revealed to me that their menstrual cycle was disrupted after taking the COVID vaccine. Was there any explanation as to why that would happen? I mean, that it takes a lot of stress on a woman's body, like marathon running women, professional athletes will skip cycles because of the stress their body's under. To just have your your whole, you know, your hormones modified like that, that's telling your your body's under some type of immense stress. Okay. So then it goes. So here's where the here's the text messages. Fauci says, I agree with Rochelle, Rochelle Walinsky, there is no data or theoretical reason to believe that vaccinating early versus later in pregnancy would be preferred. Yet some people, even female healthcare professionals, feel concerned about injecting a genetic in quotes, vaccine very early in pregnancy. There is a misperception out there that we need to deal with that mRNA can somehow get into your genes. It can, it does. We know this. When the misperception gets extended to an early developing fetus, the anxiety begins. You think? I asked around, this is Dr. Fauci, and another issue came up that you need to be aware of. He's letting the other medical professionals at the top that are going on TV and talking to us know we need to be aware of this. Since many people have significant cytokine storms and fever after the second dose, I thought this didn't happen. I thought this didn't happen. The whole reason that you didn't open the door to hydroxychloroquine was that's not happening. Remdemosphere made this worse. So if you actually had COVID, especially if you had a vaccine, there's a cytokine storm. That's an inflammation response. Shoving a ventilator down your throat and remdendesphere amplified it and pretty much killed you. Okay. But then it goes on to say this is theoretical. This theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester. Okay. Donald Trump was asked about these text messages, and we're going to get into more details. He was asked about these text messages because I have heard many times criticism of Donald Trump. Well, he's the one who locked us down. He's the one who let COVID happen. He's the one who produced these vaccines in record time. Listen, listen to all the people around him. All this, everything up till 2021 was prepping for the vaccine, lockdowns, trying to prevent a pandemic. He's not being told the truth about anything. He's not being told the truth about China. He's not being told the truth about BLM and George Floyd. He's not being told the truth about COVID and the vaccine itself. He's not being told about the Wuhan lab. I mean, they're still trying to shove down Donald Trump's throat that it was just from a bat that banged a pendolin in a wet market. Okay. They're still trying to pump every time he mentions hydroxychloroquine. The news finds some lady out there that poisoned her husband with fishbowl tank cleaner that had hydroxy something in its name and goes, oh, look, she listened to Trump and killed her husband. Ridiculousness.

SPEAKER_02 15:13

Yeah, and if it wasn't that, it was Russia, Russia, Russia. You know.

SPEAKER_15 15:17

In an environment where everybody's out to get them, they're not telling them the truth.

SPEAKER_04 15:21

No.

SPEAKER_15 15:21

They're not telling them the truth. Okay. So this is what Donald Trump's response was. The entire Biden administration was just a big criminal enterprise.

SPEAKER_08 15:32

Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson released some text messages from Anthony Fauching. And it appears that as early as January 2021, they knew that there could possibly be complications with pregnant women and miscarriages tied to the COVID vaccine. Yet the Biden administration health officials they didn't change their rhetoric, your reaction.

SPEAKER_05 15:49

Well, the Biden administration was a disaster in every way. That would be just one way, but they've been a disaster in every single way. It's unimaginable what they did in that forget about weaponization to get even about as important as what you say. It's just been a horrendous disaster, the highest inflation in history.

SPEAKER_15 16:18

Senators Randall and Ryan. I want you to remember that Anthony Fauci went door to door to people trying to get them to get vaccined and telling that if you don't vaccine your kids, they won't be safe. Right? This is him on TV. By the way, this is after he was being made aware of these things. Like we kind of knew this stuff was happening, like right away, instantly. We knew these problems. But Anthony Fauci, don't worry, he's reviewed the cycle. I've looked at the data.

SPEAKER_06 16:42

I'm convinced that this is safe and effective. And I will get the vaccine as soon as it is made available to me. And I very likely, I'm sure it will happen this way, that I will do it publicly to let the rest of the country know that I'm confident about its safety and about its efficacy.

SPEAKER_15 16:59

Five months after he publicly got the vaccine, he had a side effect. Did he tell the world? Of course not. Did he disclose it? No. He still got on TV and told people to get the vaccine. In fact, there was fear-mongering that was to a level that I don't believe the United States has ever seen.

unknown 17:16

Okay.

SPEAKER_15 17:17

The Red Scale. Total isolation. You're done. Right? You're not accepted in popular society at all. There's never been something like this. Ever. Ever. Red scare, nuclear fallout, uh the uh uh Spanish flu after world, never anything like this. Never ever ever. Okay. This is our civilization's version of how many virgins do we need to throw into the volcano to stop the earthquake, right? This is so outrageous what they're doing here. The fear they're using to get you to do self-harm and to suspend your disbelief and suspicion of authorities that for years have said the world's overpopulated.

SPEAKER_00 18:17

You're looking at a winter of severe illness and death for yourselves, your families, uh, and the hospitals you may soon overwhelm.

SPEAKER_15 18:26

Yet, where has the excess mortality been? Is it in the unvaccinated Ron? No, it's in the virgins we threw into the volcano. That's where the winter of death has been. I can go through almost every person I know that got a vaccine. And I bet you it's over 60 or 70 percent. I, this is my judgment, not theirs. I'll look at some medical thing they had that was unusual and I'll go, and I'll go look at the side effects. I mean, I know somebody who got uh, what is it when you get like a flesh-eating bacteria in your leg, it's like an infection. I know somebody who got that. It's listed on the insert.

SPEAKER_04 19:08

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_15 19:09

It's a side effect on the insert. Do I know? No, because people have gotten that for time in memoriam. Do I know that every single person that had a stroke or a heart attack or myocarditis is because of the vaccine? Absolutely not. Do I know that our cousin who died of a very rapid accelerated cancer in his early 20s died of the vaccine literally a couple months after he got it? No, I don't know that. I think it's weird that the doctor said, you know, this is so rare. We've never seen a case of this in the state of Utah, but we have four of them, right?

SPEAKER_02 19:37

Right. And then don't believe your own eyes because you don't remember ever hearing about a case of myocarditis in your entire life.

SPEAKER_15 19:45

So imagine, imagine lying about everything dealing with COVID. Like up until now, and again, we really try to like project our goodness onto these people. Well, they're just in a little echo chamber and they're just doing their best. Are they? Are they remember? These are people of the same ilk that have been telling my parents since the 1960s that the world is going to be overpopulated and that we need to reduce the population. This is this is people that come out of the same medical strand as Margaret Sanger. Okay. These are people who put fetal tissue in these vaccines and then sold them to evangelicals and said, you can't go to church unless you put this in your body.

SPEAKER_04 20:36

Right.

SPEAKER_15 20:38

Unbelievable. In light of all that, when the truth comes out and these guys start to see some of the studies coming in, starts to make you think, well, maybe there would be a concerted effort to, I don't know, cover our tracks.

SPEAKER_10 20:52

I think there was a concerted effort by some, including uh Fauci, that we didn't want any information to be out in the public that would discourage people from being vaccinated. So the whole issue of vaccine side effects or vaccine injury was real or the fact that the vaccine didn't really work in preventing infection, because I had a number of patients in in the spring of 2020 that were having their second or third episode of COVID, even though they've been vaccinated. You know, Biden was incorrect when he said this is an epidemic of the unvaccinated. We knew that the vaccinated uh, you know, in fact got infected because the vaccine was non-durable. So very disappointing, because I think there was a view that some have, and you know, I think Tony was in this view was that he knew better what was right for you than you knew better what was right for you. So he'd make his decision for you.

SPEAKER_15 21:47

Everybody has said since the beginning that this is like an honorable man of God. And he was in charge of the CDC. He's a God faring man. So he's sitting aside Wolinsky and Fauci, and he's and and uh Deborah Burks, and he He's sitting there going, I guess I'm on board because I'm outvoted three to four. Like I appreciate he's coming out and saying this now, but in a big way, it's like CYA. You should have resigned, you should have gone out in a flame of glory, you should have let us all know. You know, burn the curtains down on your way out the door. But he retired, got his pension, and now he's like, you know, looking back, I think there was an effort to kind of you know cover our tracks and force ourselves to be right by making it so that everybody's right and then that nobody wants to be right. Even the fool of many.

SPEAKER_02 22:34

Talk about vaccine hesitancy for a minute.

SPEAKER_15 22:37

You could a fool a man than convince him he's been fooled. That's where we're at right now. If the world understood this, Madam M says, My X feed right now is full of story after story of people losing their babies after the shot. So sad. Yeah. And four years ago, they would be removed from social media.

SPEAKER_02 22:53

Yeah. So you couldn't hear people.

SPEAKER_15 22:55

Taken off completely. I actually know people who had vaccine side effects, went onto Facebook, posted about it, and lost their Facebook page that you know they'd only had for 15 years.

unknown 23:06

Yeah.

SPEAKER_15 23:07

Gina Milan Milan says they referred to the COVID vaccine as an abortion drug for pregnant women. Let that sink in. The level of depravity is cruel, cruelty beyond monstrous.

Miscarriage Data And Study Math Fight

SPEAKER_15 23:16

This is from the New England Journal of Medicine. Okay. Preliminary findings of mRNA COVID M19 vaccine safety in pregnant persons. All right. Among 827 participants who had completed the pregnancy, the pregnancy resulted in the live birth in 712, 86.1% in a spot in spontaneous abortion in 104, 12.6%, stillbirth in 0.1%. Now, 12% sounds like a lot. That's like, what? I mean, if I get this vaccine so that I don't get the sniffles, there's a 12% chance I might lose my baby. Well, let's roll the dice. My doctor says, though, 9 out of 10, pretty good. 80 out of 100, pretty good dodge. Take that vaccine. Here's what the study really said. On page 2276, among 827 participants who had completed the pregnancy, a spontaneous abortion in 104, 827, 12.6%. Later, 700 out of 712 pregnancies that resulted in live births, 98.3%, were among persons who received their first eligible vaccine dose in the third trimester. The 700 patients of the 827 had their vaccines in the third trimester after 28 weeks. A spontaneous abortion only occurs before 20 weeks. The actual spontaneous abortion rate was diluted from 82% to 12.6% by inappropriately shifting the 700 pregnant women receiving the vaccine in the third trimester. COVID-19's vaccine 82. What? The FDA assigns its most severe black box warning on RU 486 because of its purpose to terminate pregnancies.

SPEAKER_04 25:18

Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_15 25:23

If you got it in the third trimester, your baby might be a mutant, but at least it will be born 88% of the time. But in the first or second trimester, 82%. That's higher than the freaking plan B abortion pill at 81%.

SPEAKER_02 25:44

How is this not? I don't it's this isn't even child abuse. This is like human abuse. How is this not? I don't I don't even know what to say.

SPEAKER_15 25:54

You don't hate them enough. This is really personal for me. In 2020, COVID is the reason we started this podcast. COVID is the reason that I watched BLM unfold. COVID is the reason I watched the election get stolen. COVID is the reason I went to January 6th. COVID, arguably, is the reason I went to prison. Yet these people were murdering our children and our aunts and uncles and mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters. The New England Journal of Medicine editor-in-chief Eric Rubin, PhG, said this. He said, during the interview, Ruben and Walinsky promoted the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy. They used scare tactics to push the vaccine in pregnancy, alleging excess morbidity and mortality in pregnant women. Preborns and newborns with COVID-19 when the literature showed the opposite. Pregnant women with COVID-19 infections had a 75% reduction in risk of mortality compared to unpregnant women, consistent with other studies. CDC vaccine safety officials and 20 other authors, all federal employees, published a flawed. All federal employees published a flawed article on April 21st, 2021. The NEJM promoting the safety and effect effectively of novel untested COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy. The authors reported 12.6 miscarriage when their study documented an 82% miscarriage rate, a pregnancy loss rate on par with the abortion pill 486. Hey, oh, you need an abortion pill? Go get your COVID vaccine. Why not? But yet after knowing that, after knowing that, after knowing that, Ron.

SPEAKER_11 27:41

Importantly, no safety concerns were observed for people vaccinated in the third trimester or safety concerns for their babies. As such, CDC recommends that pregnant people receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

SPEAKER_15 27:58

So in the third trimester, there's no evidence. It's only 12%. That's you know acceptable risk on their end. 12% third trimester. Because the third trimester is relatively safe, vaccinate everybody. That's what she just said. She knew. I just read it to you. She had a text message. And then she got on TV with a CDC logo in the background and said that. Oh, but the CDC Taylor, they're they're they're the government. They would never lie to you or they'd get in trouble if they did. Do they? Do they? You know, Anthony Fauci and I are two of 10,000 people or so that have ever gotten a presidential pardon.

SPEAKER_03 28:35

Who deserved their presidential pardon, Ron? Who was a cover-up job? We both were. They both were cover-up jobs. I was put in prison as a cover-up, and he was given a pardon as a cover-up.

SPEAKER_15 28:51

It's they're both cover-up jobs, man. Who went to prison and who didn't? Senate report today says this. Again, I understand if you get angry. This deception was institutionalized in the now famous Shibraku study, published on April 21st, 2020, in the digital version of the New England Journal of Medicine. The authors claimed a miscarriage rate of 12.6%, but the raw data revealed an 82% miscarriage rate in women vaccinated during the first trimester. This is consistent with the 81% miscarriage rate noted in the Pfizer 5.36 post-market data and is discussed in detail below. These figures mirror the effects of chemical abortion judge drugs such as RU486. Also in the same journal, on the same day, the op-ed appeared by CD sec CDC director Dr. Rolinsky, the edict uh and journal editor in chief Eric Rubin. Both of these publications were riddled with conflicts of interest, deliberate misinterpretations intended to course pregnant women into taking the vaccine. You know what really got me in my life journey to distrust uh bona fide authority figures?

SPEAKER_04 29:52

I don't know.

SPEAKER_15 29:53

When the leader of my church got up on stage and and there's no other word to put it other than endorsed the United States' actions in the war on terror, saying that they have more information than we do, it really shook my shelf. Something that stuck in my head for a long time. Because the more I learned about it, the more I was like, seems like a prayer God could have revealed that we're killing kids and we don't really, you know, didn't quite jive with me.

SPEAKER_02 30:21

Okay.

SPEAKER_15 30:22

But the same leader of that same church, you know, a later person said this was a gift from heaven. It was a miracle. He used the word miracle, a vaccine that had fetal tissue in it, a product of abortion, and has a higher kill rate than Plan B abortion drugs. And they got people that are anti-abortion, and they got people that are anti-killing babies and people that are pro-personal health to take the vaccine and call it a miracle. This was pervasive, it was dangerous, and there has to be accountability. I don't know what else to say about this. And of course, the media got into it. You know, USA Today, totally credible. It's literally, you could go down to the grocery store and buy a copy of USA Today. Now, I've actually been in USA Today. They lied to me, you know. I mean, it's just a shitrag nonetheless. But, you know, Daniel Funky, I wonder if he's gonna take this back. Fact check. No evidence, Pfizer, Moderna, COVID-19 vaccines cause miscarriage. The claim miscarriage is among the tragic side effects of mRNA vaccines was false. Was it?

SPEAKER_03 31:25

Was it wrong?

SPEAKER_04 31:27

Hmm.

SPEAKER_02 31:34

I've been trying to find the facts for a long time. You've been trying to find what? I've been trying to learn the facts for a long time.

SPEAKER_15 31:42

Yeah, those guys, you don't hate them enough.

Trust Collapse And Calls For Accountability

SPEAKER_15 31:45

Here's Ron Johnson talking with Clay and Buck about all this.

SPEAKER_14 31:48

You have some news to break with us, as I understand it. Let's start with that. Tell us, tell everybody what the breaking news is.

SPEAKER_18 31:56

I think you're aware of the fact that uh Senator Paul and I got uh uh possession of Anthony Fauci's cell phone. My staff has now downloaded that into uh searchable form. Uh we found out that there are about 34,000 texts staying from about 2014 within a few days of when he resigned from the NIH. Uh 522 voicemail messages. But we're gonna go cooperatively through those. We're gonna protect people's personal information, uh, including Faucies, you know, just release the information relevant to public uh uh health policy. But it's it's odd in these text messages, they're all all but three are just assigned to a phone number. You only have three contacts. So that certainly indicates some deletions, but but here's the news. And we're gonna do this.

SPEAKER_15 32:44

Uh we're gonna figure out some strategy. There was some deletions. Uh based on what we just read that was left in there, you know, these little hints messages. Imagine what they deleted. Imagine, just imagine for a second what they deleted, what they had the cognizance on the way out the door to delete versus what they didn't delete. What they didn't delete, we just saw that. Damn it. Absolutely, they knew they knew, they knew, they knew. Absolutely damning. What did they delete?

SPEAKER_18 33:17

For going through the this volume of information and releasing relevant information as soon as we possibly can. But this this piece of information I had released today because it impacts public safety, it impacts informed consent. So this is an email chain between Anthony Fauci, uh CDC Director Woolinski, and Surgeon General Murphy. This is on January 25th and 26th, 2021. Uh a little more than a month after the emergency use authorization on the mRNA injections. Uh in the middle of the chain, Dr. Fauci writes, this is all about the COVID injection as it relates to pregnancy. Uh so in the middle of the chain, Dr. Fauci writes, I asked around a bit more, and another issue came up that you need to be aware of, period. Since many people have significant cytokine storm and fever after the second dose, uh, this theoretically could be associated with miscarriage uh in the first trimester. Uh, I I've never heard public officials talk about significant cytokine storms after the second dose, and all we heard from public officials that this was perfectly safe for pregnancy. Let me go on a little bit more. Uh in June of 2021, Tom Shannba Curl, he was the man in charge of safety surveillance systems for CDC, uh, published a grossly uh misleading paper in the England Journal of Medicine, where they they looked at 827 uh confirmed pregnancies. 700 of those pregnancies, the the women got their injection in the third trimester after 28 weeks. Of those 827, 104 suffered a spontaneous abortion or a miscarriage. The problem with those fast is they took the 104 divided by 827, came up with a miscarriage rate of 12.6 percent, which is about four times the rate of normal miscarriage rate on a confirmed pregnancy. But here's what they did that was so grossly misleading.

SPEAKER_15 35:18

So even then, even believing their false numbers, hey, you only have a four times higher chance of miscarriage, Miss Lady. But you definitely want to be able to go shopping, and don't you want to go out traveling? And don't you want to be able to go to church? And don't you want to be able to go to work? I mean, it's only increasing the odds by four times normal that your kid will have you'll miscarry.

SPEAKER_02 35:42

Besides it won't.

SPEAKER_15 35:44

It's like, oh, hey, um, no. Um, no.

SPEAKER_02 35:48

Oh, dude, Taylor, it's a miracle from God.

SPEAKER_15 35:52

That alone would be four. Uh it was 82%. You know, you'd have it'd be over the counter for abortion. 700.

SPEAKER_18 36:03

Oh, wait, it was pretty much over the counter. Women got their injection in the third trimester. Uh a miscarriage is is and or a spontaneous abortion is defined as anything up to 20 weeks. So the relevant denominator should have been 140 miscarriages divided by 127, which puts a miscarriage rate at 82 percent.

SPEAKER_15 36:25

127 and 100 died.

SPEAKER_18 36:32

So Anthony Fauci knew about potential cytokine storms impacting the first trimester in miscarriages, told no one about it because it great vaccine hesitancy. These folks were well aware of this stuff. You know, the the uh news, the the massive government scandal. I broke it. No news station, not a broadcast network or or major newspapers covered. This is a story where Peter Marks knew about these uh safety signals in March of 2021. Told no one. So, again, this is one text exchange that Senator Paul and I are releasing today. You'll see the press release come out. We've got all the all the quotes by these people assuring people safe for pregnancy when they knew full well.

SPEAKER_15 37:13

I have a really close friend whose wife got the vaccine unexpectedly. Like, we're not getting it, we're anti-vaxxers, long-time anti-vaxxers, and then but then they had to go to the hospital. Somebody said something, and then they went and got the vaccine because you know it's a miracle. One of these people, okay, and then got into significant arguments with their husband about vaccinating their kids. Okay. Now he he put his foot down, he's like, no way, okay. But they they knew about the cytokine storms, they knew about the fever, they knew about all that, they denied it. Here's Anthony Fauci again, the hubris of these people. They're never gonna get caught. This guy's got a pardon now for all the way back to 2014. Okay, this is him talking to Heidi Murkoff because you know, why not?

SPEAKER_07 37:59

Tons of them on what to expect, not surprisingly, about COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccines, especially about safety during pregnancy. And the vaccine, as you know, is strongly recommended by the CDC, uh, by ACOG, by the Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine for all pregnant women. And yet, vaccine hesitancy has been especially high among pregnant women. And the CDC has reported that vaccination rates are really low compared to the general population among um pregnant women. And of course, we all understand pregnancy and worry go together, right? Um, but I'm still hoping you can explain to concern moms and dads to be, and as a father yourself, why you are so confident that it the vaccine is safe and effective to get when you're pregnant, and why should moms not worry so much?

SPEAKER_15 39:02

Perfect opportunity to tell the truth. Perfect question. People are vaccine hesitant. Do they have a reason to be? Is it safe? Perfect. What a moment. What a moment. He sat through that question just with dead eyes. Dead eyes. Yeah. Let's lay it out there, Tony. Lay it out there, Tony. Tell us. Tell tell us how dangerous this is for pregnant women, that they really should avoid this. You know, they really should avoid this. Even if it means, you know, quitting their job, even if it means kind of staying home, this will pass, right? Eventually, this pandemic will pass. That'd be great advice. You're pregnant, take care of your kid, it'll work out. Do you think that's the advice you gave?

SPEAKER_06 39:40

Well, even though this is uh an issue and a problem that all of us, including myself, when my wife was pregnant with my three daughters, I got nervous about everything.

SPEAKER_04 39:54

I'm sure you did.

SPEAKER_06 39:55

You know, even as an informed physician, I was always concerned about anything that could have a deleterious effect on my pregnant wife as well as on our soon-to-be-born baby.

SPEAKER_15 40:08

So he's saying human words. I mean, these are these are the words a human would say, right? Like a red-blooded, loving person. Like, yeah, Anthony. So clearly you understand the concern of expecting parents, like their whole life energy is going into making this human being. And you want to give them all everything. You don't want their life to be handicapped because of your choices. So, and you're a loving father, you've got three daughters, you understand, you understand the sensitivity that parents would have around pregnancy and trying to set their their newborn up with the best chance of success and health, right?

SPEAKER_06 40:45

So that's totally understandable. But the best way to explain that is to look at the facts that are really well known.

SPEAKER_15 40:54

And you and what would those be, Anthony Fauci? What would the facts be if you're messaging your friends?

SPEAKER_06 41:03

Balance these facts uh about risk versus benefit. The overwhelming balance of risk-benefit is in favor of pregnant women getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

SPEAKER_15 41:17

And the reason for that is if we don't throw enough virgins into the volcano, the earthquakes will continue. That's the reason why. What is the overwhelming evidence? How many of our unborns have to go? Is this China? One policy, one child policy stuff going on here? How many, yeah, Ron's? How many, how many virgins do we need to throw into the volcano to make the earthquake stop? All of them.

SPEAKER_06 41:45

Look at what we know for sure. What we know for sure that if a pregnant woman gets infected and gets COVID-19, they get a lot of serious consequences for the pregnant woman herself, for the pregnancy, and for the fetus.

SPEAKER_15 42:03

If you look at it, did women getting COVID while pregnant result in an 82% miscarriage rate?

SPEAKER_06 42:10

Did it? And if you look at the literally, literally, uh tens and tens and tens of thousands of women who have been followed by the CDC who were vaccinated when they were pregnant, when they were pregnant, there's no indication whatsoever that there's any increase of any adverse issues in a pregnant woman who was vaccinated compared to a pregnant woman who wasn't vaccinated. And we all know that pregnancy, there is always a risk of it of uh of a spontaneous miscarriage. There's always a situation, there's always situations when women get illness that could be pre-eclampsia or things like that. However, when you look at the unvaccinated versus the vaccinated, there is absolutely no increased risk of that.

SPEAKER_15 43:15

So because of that, this absolutely no increase of any of the birth side effects or anything. There's just spontaneous. I mean, apparently 82% of women spontaneously abort. Apparently, that's what he's saying here. So there's no overwhelm, there's no overwhelmingly nothing changes.

SPEAKER_02 43:31

It's pretty hard to listen to this guy. You know, the the plot is lost. So I don't know. How much more of this do we have to listen to before we convict this mofo?

SPEAKER_15 43:42

Oh, we're not. Oh. No, we're not. Oh. Yeah. What are we doing? Oh no, we're just getting angry. Yeah, no, our our leader, fearless leader, you know, the big guy, he pardoned Anthony Fauci because you know, because they're deep. Populationists. I've I've firmly decided that these people worship death.

SPEAKER_02 44:03

Pass the mail. I need some cereal.

SPEAKER_06 44:05

And the ACOG, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, who used to say it is okay for them, for pregnant women to get vaccinated, to change now and say it is recommended pregnant women get vaccinated. So it's really one of those things that's kind of a not a close call. It really is pretty clear that pregnant women should get vaccinated.

SPEAKER_15 44:30

The 5579 says our pastor has lifelong death jab effects. His life will be shortened considerably. Yeah. It's recommended, Ron. It's recommended that pregnant women get vaccinated. I will never, ever in my life, no matter how long I live, believe that the CDC can give truthful advice. I will never believe it.

SPEAKER_02 44:50

No, trust is lost. It's 100% lost.

SPEAKER_15 44:52

These guys are in a fit. How did we lose our trust? You lost our trust because I don't know, you flip the food pyramid upside down, you fed us soybean oil, which is an industrial byproduct, you put it in food, told us it was a health product like fluoride. How are these people not trying to kill you? How are they not trying to kill you? And when confronted with it, right, it's just total denial. Jay Bodakcharia, who now is the NIH director, new text released from Dr. Fauci from Fox News talking about the hubris of these people.

SPEAKER_13 45:26

That they were wrong. The new text released from Dr. Fauci's phone seems to be a different message privately than what he was telling publicly about the vaccine in pregnant women.

SPEAKER_14 45:36

I mean, I'm really glad that his words now can be heard by the American people. Um and I share your concern. I think that uh when you have a new product like the COVID vaccine was back then, you should be careful with pregnant women. Uh and it's shocking to me that uh that he was sharing private thoughts and that he that when he was out on public and he was out in public a lot, he didn't share those private thoughts with the American public. Uh, I mean to me, the big problem now is really how do you restore trust in public health? How do you restore trust in science? And you know, that's what I've been working toward at the NIH to really shift toward a transparent regime where there's scientific debate, scientific discussion, no, no debates off off limits. Um and uh I I fully expect there to be people that disagree with me. And when I learn that I'm wrong, I'm gonna tell the American public that I'm wrong. Um I'm gonna have to turn the page from that.

SPEAKER_13 46:24

And that and you have the job that he once had, you that puts pregnant women in a really bad position. You're withholding information from them, giving them a recommendation that could potentially harm their baby. I I don't know the process when you're the director of something like the NA NIH, but if you have reservations, shouldn't the public know those reservations?

SPEAKER_14 46:45

I mean, especially for something like the COVID shots, which were brand new back then. I I mean Anthony Fauci was a major figure in trying to get those COVID shots off um you know past the finish line. He owed the American public some transparency regarding his honest thoughts. Um generally it's the FDA that regulates products and just checks for side effects and so on. The NIH develops uh the science that that produces the new vaccines. Um there's a usually like a you know sort of uh one lane and another lane. Tony Fauci, in some sense, was uh out of his lane, uh push and then then use that power to to tell tell American one thing when when he really thought another.

SPEAKER_15 47:23

He was out of his lane. Dr. Fauci will go down in world history as a top tier murderer. I mean, we're talking Hitler, Genghis Khan, Mengela. Yeah, we're talking top-tier murderer.

SPEAKER_04 47:38

I was thinking Mangala.

SPEAKER_15 47:39

Top tier murderer, top-tier murderer. Willinski. I'll throw Redfield in there, even though now he's doing a little Mia Koopa. You were there. I'll throw in, you know, Dr. Deborah Burks. These people didn't just want your kids not to go to school, they didn't just want you to wear a mask for a performative thing. They knew they were killing the unborn. They knew it. They discussed it, they messaged it, it likely deleted text messages that went into greater detail that probably discussed things like the cover-up, like, hey, let's get a study published that says something else. Let's get our federal employees to, you know, manipulate how these numbers look.

SPEAKER_02 48:13

And people will say, well, you know, a little death sometimes you have to deal with. 82%?

SPEAKER_15 48:18

Hey, listen, the volcano needs more virgins. Your daughter, like, she's up.

SPEAKER_02 48:25

You know, her number's been called. I know. We're not arguing about whether or not it's 12 or 13 percent. It's 82 percent.

SPEAKER_18 48:36

An 82% miscarriage rate with women who got the injection in the first second trimester. I mean, that is shocking, and they knew it. They knew it. They're not that stupid, they're just that devious.

SPEAKER_15 48:50

They're that devious. Murderers, murderers, murderers. I went to prison for pushing a fucking bike rack.

SPEAKER_03 48:59

Yeah, no harm, no foul, no injury, no complainant, nothing, nothing. I hurt no one.

SPEAKER_15 49:11

I caused a disturbance.

SPEAKER_02 49:14

What did it mean? The 700 women that were affected in that, or the and the unborn that were affected in that little um mini study or whatever. That's just the 800. That's just out of the 800 women in the study. You know, what about the millions of women?

SPEAKER_15 49:31

Tens of thousands is Anthony Falcon. Yeah. Listen, I have felt significant amounts of guilt and remorse for my involvement in J6. Not because I think what I did that day was so wrong that I'm, you know, I should harbor some guilt.

SPEAKER_02 49:46

No, but somehow you upset the fabric of society, maybe. I don't know.

SPEAKER_15 49:50

No, more like I disrupted my children's lives. Okay. You know, my children had to have 14 months thinking they didn't have a dad. My wife had to be without a husband, without a without a breadwinner. Yeah. Right. All those things, all the things they did. Your local pediatrician should be hung from a tree. Hung from a tree.

SPEAKER_02 50:11

We're pushing this shit.

SPEAKER_15 50:12

There should not be an MD today that was letting vaccines go out his front door that shouldn't have people protesting with signs telling them, and I apologize for saying this, to swallow the barrel of a gun. You did that, and they opened the border so as people died, they could take their houses with illegal immigrants. So as mothers mourned, illegals could take their jobs. They did that. There is not enough ire for people like this. You can't hate them enough. Every scilla of virtue you project on them will come back to hurt you. You can't give these people an inch, or they'll tie a noose out of the rope you gave them and hang you with it.

SPEAKER_04 51:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_15 51:08

That's what they will do. And they'll keep up the charade. They'll keep up the charade. Here we are telling the truth. Here's the information. Here's the dead children. And you've got assholes like Margaret Brennan still trying to say, but isn't vaccine hesitancy worse? Worse than an 82% abortion rate?

SPEAKER_12 51:32

My colleague Matt Gutman here at CBS asked you last week whether you think vaccines cause autism. You said you don't know for certain. You said there isn't evidence that any vaccine causes autism, but you also don't have evidence that vaccines do not.

SPEAKER_15 51:46

Why? Because they haven't done the studies because they know the answer. You ask any parent who has an autistic kid, and a good chunk of them will tell you it was after a visit to the pediatrician. You don't hate these people enough. Those of you that have to care for children until the day you die because they'll never be able to care for themselves. An epidemic of autism. By the way, the most stringent childhood vaccine, man.

SPEAKER_02 52:22

They got it, they got the best Hippocratic oath over there, man.

SPEAKER_15 52:25

Yeah. Yeah. Huge numbers. Huge numbers. But there's but that's wrong because we can't have vaccine hesitancy. That's why we don't study the side effects.

SPEAKER_14 52:36

Parents are just want to be very clear what it's actually said.

SPEAKER_12 52:40

Please be clear. Should parents trust that they can go vaccinate their kids when their doctor tells them to do so for them to go vaccination.

SPEAKER_15 52:48

No, no, you should actually hang them up. You should actually string them up. You should actually protest them, not give them a dollar. Run them out of business. Nope. Go to the witch doctor. I'll be honest with you, you'll probably get better healing from your local shaman than from your local pediatrician at this point. When the requirement to come get your kids' ear infection, easily treatable, is you know, we should go ahead and get them a vaccine while we're here. Run, run. You can't run fast enough.

SPEAKER_14 53:16

The parents, for most kids, especially for the measles vaccines, the DTP, all the standard childhood vaccines, it's very important that parents vaccinate their kids. As far as can they feel confident sending back to schools, you know, I just just to push back some. It was a tremendous mistake to cause parents to fear that about sending their kids to school during the COVID pandemic. The kids should were better off in school. We shouldn't be scaring public.

SPEAKER_12 53:43

Yeah, but Margaret, you're talking about 2020. I'm talking about 2020.

SPEAKER_15 53:47

You're still giving vaccines. Yeah. As of the airing of this, COVID-19 was still on the recommended list. You had to fill out a piece of paper and get a waiver not to get it to go to public schools. This is still the case in like 36 states. Okay? That's 2020. We're talking about now, it's ongoing. It's ongoing, ma'am.

SPEAKER_04 54:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_15 54:09

It's ongoing. This hasn't stopped. It's just people aren't lining up to get the shot anymore. But there's still people getting it. There's still people getting it.

SPEAKER_14 54:17

Why people have the federal government? You want clarity? Let me give you some clarity. Please. The reason why you have this problem public trust is because what happened in 2020 has not yet been addressed.

SPEAKER_12 54:29

Can these parents trust you? And the recommendation that they should go get their kids vaccinated.

SPEAKER_14 54:35

The parents should be trusting me. I mean, I'm giving my recommendation. I've got vaccinated my kids. I don't think that it is a it's I think if you want to protect your kids from these sort of parental diseases, yes, you should vaccinate your kids. But it is even more important that these kids go to school. That they in no way, shape, or form should this show or any other show like it perpetuate the idea that sending their kids to school is worse because there are going to be some health risk there when it's just not true. Right? If you want to protect your kids from those preventable diseases, vaccinate your kids. I've I've been very, very clear about that. But it is a it is a mistake and it could contributes to lack of public trust if you sort of fear-monger around, oh if you send your kids to school, well, you might be around the unvaccinated kids. That's that's a mista that's a tremendous mistake, right? If you vaccinate your kids, you can protect your kids from those those risks, whatever they are. In any case, it's better to send the kids to school because that's how you keep kids healthy. Yes. We want to send our kids to school. But now addressing what happened in 2020 is part of that. If you want to say why there's this loss of public trust, you have to really wrap your arms around that.

SPEAKER_12 55:39

But you trust the science and the health workers and the vaccines now.

SPEAKER_02 55:43

The entire line of questioning is pushing this fear that he's talking about. The entire line of questioning, it's so damn the the thing about this is she's in on it.

SPEAKER_15 55:55

Yeah, they're in on it. Yeah. They got vaccinated, they got their people vaccinated, they criticized people. I mean, the super clips out there, the montages of these people fear mongering is something else.

SPEAKER_02 56:05

Again, this clip of people this clip is highlighting it very well. The whole time that he's saying we need to quit the fear campaign, she is trying to continue the fear campaign with her questions.

SPEAKER_15 56:17

And it's 2026. Who cares about these vaccines? Right. Right now, here's the thing when it comes to childhood vaccines, I know some people are purists, don't vaccinate. Sure. Some people space everybody, the point is informed consent. Right. Listen, have a cigarette. It'll kill you. Informed consent. All right, they put a Surgeon General warning on the right. Give me the insert. Don't blank it out. That was the other thing. Blanked out inserts. Here's all your side effects. Blank paper. Did it not run through the printer? Oh no, those are redacted for your protection. Okay.

Censorship Claims And Public Debate Limits

SPEAKER_15 56:51

So Eric Schmidt, who was the Attorney General of Missouri, he filed a lawsuit called Missouri v. Biden over censorship, specifically over COVID. And he said this. He says, during the Missouri v. Biden lawsuit that I filed as a Missouri Attorney General, we discovered that the Biden CDC was sending daily emails to Facebook demanding the censor posts that raise concerns about COVID vaccines impact on pregnant women. We now have stone cold evidence as to why. Similarly, the SISA launched Virality Project, SISA, uh Cyber Infrastructure Security Administration. Okay. This is Chris Krebs. These are the people who stole the election. Right here, SISA.

SPEAKER_04 57:30

Okay.

SPEAKER_15 57:30

SISA, Chris Krebs stole the election. Microsoft attorney went and ran cybersecurity, went back to Microsoft, Bill Gates, Mr. Depopulation himself, Mr., we're going to use vaccines to lower the population of Africa. I thought vaccines were to save lives. Oh no, you're mistaken. You're mistaken.

SPEAKER_03 57:47

If we can get the pregnant women to get it, we'll have no growth in Africa.

SPEAKER_02 57:54

Beach a plant burger. Beach plant burger.

SPEAKER_15 57:57

Accordingly, coordinating closely with the White House and Surgeon General's office, you know, the Transvestite, the Cranny, specifically targets Heinz group, Health Freedom of Louisiana, for censorship. Likewise, the CDC pressures platforms to censor speech raising concern about COVID vaccine's impact on menstruation and pregnant women. Don't believe your lying eyes. Don't post about it for sure. Heinz speech on this topic is censored accordingly. Facebook reports to the CDC that, quote, as a result of our work together, Facebook, quote, immediately updated our policies globally to remove false claims about COVID-19 vaccine for children. Both Heinz and Louisiana speech questioning vaccine recommendations for children are then censored. The CDC repeatedly pushes the platforms to censor speech, allegedly mischaracterizing VARES data, which we know is wrong. Heinz frequent speech on the topics is extensively censored. The CDC pressures platforms to science silence speech raising concerns about vaccine-related injuries. That was in the lawsuit. That was in the lawsuit. I wonder why. I wonder why. Now, you know, just a little humor here. Government, we're going to flood your nation with people that aren't like you. Media. We're going to demonize your people 24-7 and glorify all sorts of degenerate things. Academia. We're going to teach your kids to hate their race and history. All three to us. Why are you so mad? You're doing our job for us. Why are you so mad? What are you upset about? How about this one? 1913. The income tax will only hit the top 1%. 1935, Social Security numbers will never be used for identification. How about this one? 1971. The gold suspension is temporary. How about this one? 20 2001. These surveillance powers are only for terrorists. How about this one? 2020. Two weeks to slow the spread. How about 2026? CBDCs will never be used to control spending. How about how about are you noticing a pattern yet? Government. There's no pattern. You. Yeah. That's what the pattern would say. That's what the pattern would say. Lie to us over and over and over again. If men were angels, we wouldn't need government. Govern government is supposed to regulate our vices. But what happens when government starts to amplify our vices? To amplify our insanity? Because humans are a weird thing. Like you can actually believe that enough virgins thrown into the volcano will stop the earthquakes. You can believe it. You can build an entire civilization around that premise. Keeps people in fear, keeps people longing for something they can never fix. It's perfect. It's perfect. Climate change, running out of oil, running out of farmland, running out of space. You know, don't forget.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:44

Don't forget that it wasn't only babies that they threw in the volcano. I mean, there was a it was grandma and grandpa.

SPEAKER_15 1:00:51

Yeah. It was, you know, China, a big thing, you know, CIA director told uh, who was it? Burkhart. He said, you know, this thing came from China, and they have a retirement age problem.

SPEAKER_02 1:01:00

I know. So I was like, oh. And then they sold it to the Biden administration because they're like, hey, this is so effective.

SPEAKER_15 1:01:08

It's amazing that the vaccine had the most side effect in older people and children. And almost if you're working age, your side effects are. I mean, I'm not saying they're good, but they're manageable. Like there's a halfway decent chance you're still alive.

SPEAKER_04 1:01:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_15 1:01:21

But if you were 85 and took it or 65 and took it, and then two years later died of an unexpected stroke, and there's not a history of stroke in your family. It's pretty weird. They start pulling out big old blood clots at your autopsy. Makes you wonder. Makes you really wonder. Here's some more, Dr. J. Battacharia. It's an autism.

SPEAKER_14 1:01:40

Uh, this is why at the NH we funded science at the request of the president, at the request of the uh Secretary Kennedy, to try to identify the cause. We funded a dozen or more major scientists.

SPEAKER_15 1:01:50

So he's talking about the cause of autism. There was a huge I've said this before. Politics is a lot of theater. And we've gone through a series of dominoes here. SPLC, COVID rally, right? We're going through. Now we're into COVID. Isn't it interesting the timing of these releases? They've had two years to do this, and suddenly there's this thing happening. And at the same time, Trump finally, yesterday gets rid of the childhood vaccine schedule. Okay. So it's like this is theater, folks. They've known this for a long time. This is setting up the dominoes leading up to the midterms. It's going to be this, then it's going to be the election, then it will be J6. We're just going down the line here. Like this is right on schedule. That's why he's talking about this. It's all things together, autism, all the stuff. They had to deal with the the you know pharmaceutical companies shoving vaccines into everybody.

SPEAKER_14 1:02:42

Look at the question with no holes barred about what the answer is going to be. It's very likely to be something complicated because autism shows up as lots of different things. For you know, you have a lot of uh some very, very severe cases and much some much less severe. Biology is going to be complicated, but now we're allowed to have the answer to that question. That's one thing.

SPEAKER_15 1:02:56

The other thing it did is it now we're allowed to get the answer to the question. And that's everything you needed to hear. Now we are allowed to get the answer to the question. The way they set up the law, the way they give vaccine immunity, this is Ronald Reagan, by the way, immunity to the vaccine companies. You didn't want to know the answer. You're allowed to find the answer. And if somehow you did, because the the thing was overwhelming, like 82% abortion rate, will just manipulate the study, publish it in a hack paper, and censor anybody who reads through the nonsense. That's that's the game plan.

SPEAKER_14 1:03:32

It restored parental autonomy over decision making regarding what happens with their kids. Uh, we're gonna provide the very best evidence, uh, and now we're aligning the vaccine recommendations more aligned with what happens in Europe. Uh uh, there's no reason or science that says that the European recommendations are worse than our recommendations, uh, whether our recommendations have been. Um, and so I think what the key thing is let's tell parents what what's the what what you have best evidence we have and let parents make have a lot of autonomy over those decisions. All right, Dr. Jay Bataturian. Thanks so much for being with us.

SPEAKER_15 1:04:04

This guy was censored. He had his Twitter profile pulled down. He was part of the Great Barrington Declaration.

Childhood Vaccine Schedule Executive Order

SPEAKER_15 1:04:12

So yesterday, Trump signed the executive order. He's here's Stephen Miller talking about the executive order and the impact of it. And I know for our listeners, there's a couple moms out there that'll be very happy about this because they fought this. I know my wife has fought vaccines a lot. She's spilled out many pieces of paper, you know, getting religious and philosophical exemptions and whatnot. So it's it's quite the work. This will probably make it easier.

SPEAKER_17 1:04:33

Because of your courage and leadership, Mr. President, millions of parents all over America today are breathing an enormous sigh of relief. I say this as the parents of young children myself. Millions and millions of parents feel they've been pressured, and their children are just weak out of the hospital to take five shots, six shots, seven shots all at once. They're told it'll be normal. Your kid will have a fever of 103 for three or four days, your kid will stop eating for a week, your kid's gonna change all their speeding. Don't worry, it's totally fine, it's totally normal. Nobody has studied it, nobody's looked at it, nobody's thought about it. The pressure from the pharmaceutical industry and from aspects of the medical industry to pump your kids full of shots days after birth with no understanding of the long-term consequences has been a medical travel state. This is an issue, Mr. President, that you have been leading it on for years, and of course, the man to your left has been leading on this issue for years as well as it's a really incredible moment to stand here today and finally see the concerns that parents around this country address. There's been so much hard for parents who've had healthy children with no issues, they know they've been pressured to doing things that they didn't want to do, and that's the first time.

SPEAKER_15 1:05:45

I have a friend whose child went to the doctor, got her scheduled vaccines, and became nonverbal. Oh. Right there on the spot. Never spoke again. Doctors denied that it had anything to do with the vaccine. Okay. I'm serious. Imagine being those parents. I know them personally. I know them personally. Their their child is now like nine years old. Was two and a half, three when it happened. Forming sentences, you know, cute toddler talk.

SPEAKER_17 1:06:19

Science has told them for years that their concerns are not valid. This order is two fundamental, incredibly important things. First, is we get off of this ridiculous path of having our children get 70 to 90 shots.

SPEAKER_15 1:06:34

That is wantonally for all the haters out there that don't have kids that just don't think this is a big deal. I got vaccinated with I was a kid, is whatever. 70 to 90. You got five. I got maybe eight or nine. Right. 70 to 90. 70 to 90. It's a smorkersporg of profitability, Ron. Every one of these shots comes with a billion-dollar price tag that the government paid and some grant or whatever.

SPEAKER_02 1:07:03

Aren't they great?

SPEAKER_17 1:07:07

Remember, each and every one of these shots produces a profound immunological response. So across any large population, if you give a kid shot after shot after shot, you're going to have vaccine injuries. You're going to have immunological issues, you're going to have potentially neurological issues. Secondly, it's so important to you, Mr. President, is the unbundling of the shots. Why do you need to have these shots bundled into these packages? Why can't you split it into five visits and give this young body, if a parent wants to do a vaccine, one shot at a time? Why is it that in Japan you can get a separate measle shot, a separate bump shot, separate rubella shot? But in America, it has to all be packaged together. This is a courageous action, Mr. President. This is an action that ensures the dignity of patients, the dignity of parents, it restores choice. It says we're going to let the parent and the doctor make a sound medical decision. And I'll just say one more time the fact that you had the courage to push this forward, knowing the unfair criticisms from some in the establishment, and to give the chance for Bobby, who spent decades representing parents to stand here today, is such a profound moment. It's such a beautiful moment, and it's going to lead to such incredible advances in our understanding of children's health and making sure that, yes, we can be a country that has safety and security for our families and our children, while at the same time protecting patient choice. You can have both these things. This order accomplishes it. I'm so proud of standing today, Mr.

unknown 1:08:36

President.

SPEAKER_15 1:08:37

So this is a big step forward. Right? It's a big step forward. Timing's very interesting. They just had the executive order perfectly timed for the night of the day after Anthony Fauci's messages get released saying, Yeah, they're killing kids. I'm telling you guys, it's a lot of political theater. It's a lot of political theater. All right.

Ballot Signature Rejections And Local Doubts

SPEAKER_15 1:08:55

Last thing. Let's jump onto our local story. KM K KMJC. Okay. So we had the primary elections last week, and I cast my ballot. Very awesome. It's the first official time I've cast a ballot since I wasn't allowed to. Okay. Awesome. Welcome back. And they didn't accept my ballot. What? They sent it back. This is now the third time I've had a ballot sent back to me for signature verification. So if I vote, like when I voted for Barack Obama, no problems. Voted for Donald Trump, got my ballot back. So I voted a Republican ticket this time round and I got my ballot back. Are you having sound issues? Uh just after you touch that. All right, hold on. I gotta I gotta make it to where I can at least hear myself. We don't know why this produces feedback on okay. So I got my ballot back. I have to cure my signature. I I seriously believe this is a tactic. Like, very, very much believe this is a tactic in our county to reduce the amount of Republican votes. I'm almost certain if we went and looked and saw every ballot that was returned and you could look at it and count the ballot, I think you'd find a lot of Republican signatures just don't match. My wife in Washington state, we have kind of a very liberal voting role. She wasn't registered, she was unregistered. Somebody unregistered my wife to vote. How do you unregister? I don't know. I don't know, Ron, but she didn't get a ballot. They sent my daughter's ballot here. She lives in Florida. They sent my daughter's ballot here. My wife, you know, was like, where's my ballot? Because here I'm filling it out. Where's my ballot? She goes, Looks for all the mail, looks for all the mail, doesn't find it. She goes online. I'm not registered to vote. It's been canceled. I'm serious. And my ballot got rejected. Okay.

SPEAKER_02 1:10:44

Okay. So I'm actually okay with that because if you have to go re-register, at least you know that you're only registered once.

SPEAKER_15 1:10:51

Or they just eliminated the duplicates. Ah here's what I'm going to show you. This is James O'Keefe undercover video. Okay. James O'Keefe grabbed that now that 2020 is far enough away. Apparently, you can get access to some stuff. So he got some of the ballots, the ballot envelopes with the signature for signature matching and went out to the houses, just like with Act Blue. Did you make 14,000 donations to Act Blue, Miss Robinson here? 14,000 donations. I don't think I've done anything 14,000 times. Right. Okay. He goes out and he's going door to door. Are these your signatures? Are these your ballots?

SPEAKER_16 1:11:27

You see here you've got you've got two different absentee ballots under your name. That's illegal. That's illegal. It's against the law, yeah. Oh shit. Um scrape one of them off. Can I scrape it off? OMG has discovered duplicate absentee ballot return envelopes from Detroit, Michigan with shockingly different signatures. So we visited voters who may have been affected to interview them on Michigan's primary day, August 4th. But it's it's your signature is on both of these. Okay, maybe what?

SPEAKER_15 1:11:58

And it was she voted twice, 16 days apart with different signatures. Do you think she voted twice? It makes me wonder about my ballot. Because I've been an inconsistent voter, in all fairness. So I could easily see how an algorithm goes, yeah, steal his ballot. And then I just happened to send mine in for the primary. Oh hey, I need your signature verification. I could see that happening. Listen, yeah. The bullshit that happened in our county in the auditor's office, Daryl Dogs soliciting to Minor, he was the campaign manager for the county prosecutor. Case gets dropped, calls the cops. Hey, I have sensitive voter data on my phone. He's the one who got appointed to that position after he ran a political campaign for the pro the whole thing just stinks to high heaven. Whole thing stinks to high heaven.

SPEAKER_03 1:12:44

Me too.

SPEAKER_16 1:12:44

They must have made a mistake and sent you to.

SPEAKER_04 1:12:46

Yeah, uh-huh. That's right, God. Don't bother me know how it's just.

SPEAKER_16 1:12:49

Oh, she slammed the door. Myrtle Harvey, the voter, admitting the city of Detroit has made a mistake, sent her to, which she filled out.

SPEAKER_15 1:12:59

One of the addresses on a duplicate. Five years in prison. Go right now. Turn yourself in. Five years in prison. She just admitted that she committed felony election fraud. She disenfranchised another Michigander.

SPEAKER_16 1:13:12

Absented ballot return envelope led us to an abandoned building. The local police told us that this is an abandoned building. One was stamped as received September 8th. Hello. Do you guys know if this is an abandoned building? Yeah, it is. When's the last time people lived here? You just drank here? And many of the voters reacted to our questions with hostility. 2020 election. Do you remember that? Uh what about it? Is it September 26, 2020? And then October 3rd, 2020.

SPEAKER_11 1:13:46

This is 26.

SPEAKER_16 1:13:48

This is 2026.

SPEAKER_11 1:13:49

Yeah, well, what the fuck is the 2020?

SPEAKER_15 1:13:53

You know why it matters? It's because if you voted twice in 2020, you just killed hundreds of thousands of babies in America. Oh, did you not make the connection? If Trump had won in 2020, do you think Anthony Fauci could have pulled off that bullshit?

SPEAKER_03 1:14:11

No. I'm just saying, you don't hate these people enough.

SPEAKER_15 1:14:16

You can't trust these people at all. So now let's talk about Kidsap County because that goes on and on and on.

Kitsap Primary Numbers And Structural Disadvantage

SPEAKER_15 1:14:21

So here's Kidsap County. Here's a couple, here's a couple things. This is coming from KMJC. Multiple Republican candidates. And you know, I was I was told that maybe this report wouldn't be that great, but I think that we need it. I think we need this in Kidsap County. Key points, Kidsap Republicans, the math is clear. Primary results and structural disadvantage. Multiple Republican candidates entered the general election season, trailing by double digits. So our candidates, Teresa Fox, Gary Parker, Lance Byrd, Rick Cuss, and Kevin Tinsdale all faced double-digit deficits and were behind by 20 points or more. No documented recent cases in Kitzep County of a candidate overcoming a 20-point primary deficit and winning in November. So we had a lot of our Republicans obviously won the general primary. They got, you know, more votes than the leading Democrat, but the Democrats, mostly on the ticket, had multiple candidates. So if they get 60% total of the vote, 30-30, the Republican gets 33%. You know, the one of the Democrat Republicans are in.

SPEAKER_02 1:15:18

But now we're picking out who the biggest loser is.

SPEAKER_15 1:15:20

But now there's not two Democrats. So all those votes will combine. Now they're 60, you know, to 40 kind of thing. All right. Vote consolidation in Washington's top two system typically moves eliminated Democrat primary votes to remaining Democrat, further strengthening the Democrat nominees in November. The exception are Republican incumbents in Mason County and portions of the 35th district. So this is McGuin, GF uh Griffey and Couture remain viable. So here's some other warning signs. In Kittsap County, we have one single Republican elected official. I guess we have one uh we have one county commissioner, but we also have the county assessor, Phil Cook, who has historically led his primaries, finished behind Democrat Mike Simmons. This is a notable red flag for an experienced Republican incumbent in a low turnout primary. That's a big deal, right? Phil seems to run away with it. He's a Republican. He lost he lost in the not, you know, took second place in the primary to Mike Simmons. That's a big red flag. So there are also some fundraising disparities. So Emily Randall, Democrat, she's up here in north. Uh 1.2 million votes versus Teresa Fox, 20, or excuse not votes, dollars raised versus Teresa Fox, 28,000. And just so you know, this person right here, this is the woman who said the biggest threat in America is white men. 1.2 million votes. One point, not votes, dollars. I guess every dollar is a vote, right? Teresa Fox, 28,000. Deborah Chris Chris, I can't say it, 225,000 versus Carrie Parker, 71,000. So she's up quite a bit, the Democrat. Addison Richards, 600,000 versus David Olsler, 137,000 to 225,000. Katie Cornell, she's 230,000. She's the highest listed amongst Republican candidates. Um, and exception is Rick Koos, who has $42,000, including $8,000 of self-funding. His slightly outraised Brandon Myers, $32,000. Those are the two sheriff's candidates. Myers still produce more votes per dollar raised. So some of the core assessments of this. The odds, where'd it go here? Core assessments. The odds currently favor Democrat anonymies in most races due to primary deficits, fundraising gaps, and historical vote consolidation patterns. This is not a judgment on candidate quality or effort. Some Republicans are running professional campaigns and would be competitive under equal conditions. The problem is structural and strategic, not merely candidate-driven. So they do have a real what is wrong with my mic, Ron? I sound like I'm and does everybody else hear that? Probably. How is this how is this connected to the sound? That's what I have no idea. This should just be my headphones. Like I should be able to just unplug that and it would work fine. If I unplug it, does it work fine? Can you hear me? Yeah. All right, well, let's screw that thing. I need the feedback, but I guess not. So the problem is structural, not strategic, right? So we have a huge money problem. So get out, donate money to these people. Okay. I mean, they need it. They're massively underfunded. And then you've got the fact that apparently this county is slightly more Democratic. I don't believe it, Ron. I don't believe it because my ballot got returned to me again. Again. And when I see reports like that, James O'Keefe going around and people have double ballots. Guys, we are universal mail in ballots. You know, ballot harvesting is available. Don't I at the recent Republican meeting? A bunch of people caught up and defended the auditor. Oh, he's a straight shooter. He tries his best. Can you outdo SISA?

SPEAKER_02 1:18:49

Yeah, it doesn't even matter.

SPEAKER_15 1:18:50

Can you outdo Chris Krebs over at the SISA? How about the Venezuelan hackers or the Iranian hackers? Why did our voter data end up on poll pads down in Arizona? There's no explanation for that. And Kit Sap County is not immune from that at all. Right? There's not really any decent chain of custody on ballots at all. Like there's anecdotal stories about, you know, somebody had them in their car and they pulled over and somebody saw that and they called and they called back, and all I was trying to get my map open. Those are anecdotal stories. Yeah, but what about that's a box of bits? You know what? It's none of this is makes sense. But nonetheless, and legitimately they have a funding problem. Okay, the underlying electric, so the approximate composition is Kids Effect County is 47% Democrat leaning, 32% Republican leaning with a sizable share of independent non-voters. Um change pages like so here's what it says here. What does not work repeating the same strategies and expecting different results?

SPEAKER_02 1:19:51

Sure.

SPEAKER_15 1:19:52

Waiting on Democrats to go too far and trigger a backlash. You don't think they went far enough killing our children? You don't think they went far enough taking our kids out of school? You're still doing it. You don't think they went far enough putting kids on our or uh boys on our girls' sport teams happening here in Kidsap County, right? So we have to wait for them to go further. Dude, what do I say? Put their shame in their face. This should be the campaign platform. You should put every Democrat on notice. Do you support Anthony Fauci? Say it. Say it. Say you do. Say that you trust the science. Say that you trust our officials. Say it. Say it. Oh, you don't want to say it? Are you a hypocrite? Are you gonna change your stance? You're gonna throw them under the bus? Say it. Because politics is about trust, right? So say it. That's what we should. We shouldn't be sitting around waiting for that. Um, guilt tripping former or inactive Republicans. Yeah, guilt tripping them. That's a huge problem. I am tired of that. You know why I didn't vote Republican sometimes? Because you suck. And you were supporting a war on terror. You know why I don't support Republicans sometimes? Because they project their virtue onto the Democrats who are trying to kill them. And it almost makes it look like you're in bed with them, right? Denying the data. Denying the data. You know what? Maybe I perceive the data differently. I'm like, I just don't think we're looking under the right rocks. Why did my ballot get returned? Again. This is not the first. My signature is not that much different, Ron. I just saw some of the signatures they accepted in Michigan. I'm pretty sure I could have put an X in the box. It would have cleared if I'd have voted for the right candidate. Relying primarily on national messaging to close large structural gaps. I think we need to apply the national messaging locally, right? There are health officials in this county who are murderers. And they should be put on blast. And their political party should be put right on their face. If they're a Democrat, they should wear a big D on their face like a scarlet letter. And it should be babykiller Democrat.

SPEAKER_04 1:21:58

There you go.

SPEAKER_15 1:21:58

Maybe I'm too extreme. I went to prison. So yeah, I guess I am a little too extreme. Right? I guess I am a little too extreme. But I also have something to stand on. Well, I accepted responsibility for my actions. We'll review the court record. I didn't even argue it. I didn't try to justify it. I literally accepted my way through it. I took my licks. Why don't our health officials take their licks?

SPEAKER_04 1:22:27

Yeah.

Local Strategy And How To Win

SPEAKER_15 1:22:28

Proposed solution. Focus on county. Oh, and by the way, this idea, and I'm coming out pretty hard against our local uh Republican chair. Um, it's not a whisper campaign by Democrats that voting doesn't matter or that the elections are rigged or that there's problems. Your president did a press conference on it, and you've done nothing to address any of those issues. So don't tell me it's a Democrat rumor. Don't tell me it's a Democrat rumor when I have a letter from the auditor saying my ballot didn't count because my signature didn't match. I'm sorry. That's not a whisper campaign by Democrats. That's deeds being done by Democrats. And when Republicans point it out, you're like, that's a rumor. You're no different than the people that are like, there's no evidence vaccines cause autism. Right. There's no evidence they don't, except for all of it. All the anecdotal evidence, like the ballot sitting on my counter right now that has to be cured. Okay. Proposed solution, political remodel, focuses on the county party, local races, empowering precinct committee officials. Yeah. Aims at uh aims to end eternal elitism, corruption, and rebuild from the local level. We have to do that. Like we have to take it back, right? Some of the people, everybody's got great intentions, but I think a lot of Republicans really need to pull their head out of their ass and see what time of day it is.

SPEAKER_04 1:23:45

Yeah.

SPEAKER_15 1:23:46

Seriously. They're asking to put your kids in the volcano to stop the earthquakes, and you're sitting there arguing about which path to take up the mountain. Changes how votes uh uh vote changes how voters perceive Republican candidates, integrity, accountability, representative, rulers rather than rulers. So I think a lot of this is great, but I think you know the integrity needs to be how do you how do you demonstrate integrity? Show that you have more than your position. Hey Brandon Myers, sheriff, as a deputy, did you ever uh give someone trespassing orders for not wearing a mask in public? Did you ever, you know, do any of the like just go ask these people? Go ask these people. What's your integrity? You know, would you prosecute a doctor that was aware that vaccines were causing death to babies who then proceeded to vaccinate mothers and terminate the pregnancies? Will you go ahead and do what we do to people who kick pregnant mothers in the stomach and kill their kids? Would you be willing to go ahead and open an investigation and see if they had at least malicious negligence or something like that?

SPEAKER_02 1:24:50

82%.

SPEAKER_15 1:24:51

Yeah, why not? You know, there were 2,000 doctors in America that were put in prison by Jeff Sessions for prescribing oxycodin. I was with one of them in prison. His name was Larry. He was an 80-year-old surgeon, been a surgeon for 50 years or 47 years or something like that. And, you know, he's doing surgery. So what do you prescribe to offer a surgery? Painkillers. So when people would come back and they're still in pain, he's like, man, he's oxycote. Like they're not, he just prescribed. He wasn't, he's not there, he's not doing drug. These are people that had surgery, shoulder surgeries, and whatnot. Apparently, he overprescribed according to Jess Sessions. So he's sitting in jail on a 12-year sentence.

SPEAKER_04 1:25:30

Okay.

SPEAKER_15 1:25:30

Why are the pediatricians not in jail? Why why are your obstetricians not in jail? Why is your local family doctor who told you he wouldn't sign a waiver not in jail? How about the insurance companies that wouldn't let doctors sign a waiver? Bring it up. Bring it up because you know what? Democrats were affected too. There is a hardcore Democrat out there with a nose ring in right now with blue hair that lost a kid that she didn't want to lose.

SPEAKER_03 1:25:58

And if this gets pointed out to her appropriately, wake her up.

SPEAKER_15 1:26:07

Use a sequence of trust, addressing needs, providing value, securing Republican vote, and reframe conservative messaging around the reality of existing socialist structures and offers concrete, positive local solutions. Listen, it has to be emphasized that all of our little institutions are being micromanaged by the government. They get into everything. They got into everything. And when they genuinely believe and are enacting policies of throwing your kids into the volcano to stop the earthquakes, we should probably say something about it. And we should start reframing it. Like my campaign's about freedom, my campaign's about cutting regulation. My campaign's about not making some promise of something I'll do. I'm literally gonna promise the things I'm not gonna do, like pass new laws when we don't even enforce the ones we have, like child exploitation in the city of Bremerton. That apparently in the last 12 months, there's no open cases. Right? But yet, but yet they'll pass a new zoning law to make it if you need to do a lot line adjustment. You gotta hire someone and go through a big old long process.

SPEAKER_04 1:27:05

Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_15 1:27:06

Yeah, yeah. Bottom line, the sole purpose of the Republican Party is to win elections. We have to do it. Now do you do it? Listen, I know Republicans don't want to go low. Go low. You can't hate these people enough. You can't look anywhere and not find something that is patently incorrect. You can't read the full strategy of political remodel.com.

Takebackmycounty.com And Final Rant

SPEAKER_15 1:27:30

Please go take a visit. If in convinced, join the effort at takebackmycounty.com and and uh giving up before exhausting better alternatives is not an option. Listen, as peasants, we have to live here. No matter what happens, we have to live here. And you can run to Idaho, but COVID was national. And all it takes, go look at Grangeville, Idaho.

SPEAKER_02 1:27:52

You can't outrun the policies that are attacking us.

SPEAKER_15 1:27:56

Not many people have been to Grangeville, Idaho. It's a little town, five, ten thousand. People maxed maxed in kind of central panhandle, Idaho.

SPEAKER_02 1:28:05

Don't give away my secrets.

SPEAKER_15 1:28:07

Tind a little town. The local church, you know, they weren't allowed to go to church or any public gathering. So the local church had a choir in the parking lot, six foot separated.

SPEAKER_04 1:28:18

Okay.

SPEAKER_15 1:28:18

All of them got arrested. Of course. All of them got arrested. It split this town in half. Those who were like, go through, go through the sickness from China. And then you got the other half that are like, uh, we have the right to worship God and sing, and we are six-foot distance outside. Split the community. Eventually the Idaho Supreme Court said the people were correct and the state was wrong, and that their their nonsense was fabricated nonsense. They had no authorities to uh disrupt or arrest any of those people. But it really split up this little community. If I was running for office in that county, oh buddy. Oh buddy. I'm running for this office in this county. If I'm a Republican candidate, and I'm not. If I was, I just read you. You got the deck stacked against you. They got more money than you. They got maybe more voters than you. What do you have to lose? What do you have to lose? I would go scorchers on these people. It's not about going after their kids or their family. It's about going after their policies.

SPEAKER_02 1:29:29

Yes.

SPEAKER_15 1:29:30

Because for the first time in many, many years, you don't have to go after their piccadillos and their little skeletons. You can go after their public statements. You can go after their public statements of support over the witch doctors that said throwing your kids in the volcano would eventually stop the earthquakes. That's how ridiculous what they did was. Everybody knew it. They had to censor it. There was a whisper campaign of do you see this vaccine side effect? Do you see this? You're going door to door in DC, and even the black folks are like forcing it on me, paying me to get it. I know there's a problem.

SPEAKER_03 1:30:04

Don't trust the government. Verify. Get involved.

SPEAKER_15 1:30:10

They won't stop unless you stop them and take their seats. Take their power. As long as they sit in those chairs, they will rule over you. All right. That's my rant. We'll be back tomorrow. I'm sure it'll be positive throughout the day. Not telling anybody to go swallow a barrel of a gun unless you feel prick of conscience. That's good. Just saying. All right, guys. Talk to you again tomorrow. All right, bye.

Monty Python Peasants Bonus Clip

SPEAKER_09 1:31:11

I'm thirty-seven. What? I'm thirty-seven, I'm not old. Well, I can't just call you man. You could say Dennis. I didn't know you were called Dennis. Well, you didn't bother to find out, did you? I did say sorry about the old woman, but from behind, you looked what I object to is you automatically treat me like an inferior. Well, I am king. Oh, king, eh? Very nice. And how'd you get that, eh? By exploiting the workers. By hanging on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic and social differences in our society. If there's ever going to be any progress.

SPEAKER_01 1:31:43

With some lovely full fan here.

SPEAKER_09 1:31:47

How'd you do? How do you do, good lady? I'm Arthur, King of the Britons. Whose castle is that? King of the Who? The Britons. Who are the Britons? We all are. We are all Britons. And I am your king.

SPEAKER_01 1:32:00

I didn't know we had a king. I thought we were an autonomous collective.

SPEAKER_09 1:32:03

You're fooling yourself. We're living in a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy in which the working classes. Oh, there you go. Bringing classes in the game. That's what it's all about. If only people would listen. Please, please, good people. I am in haste. Who lives in that castle? No one lives there. Then who is your lord? We don't have a lord. What? I told you. We're in a narco-syndicalist commune. We take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. Yes. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting. Yes, I see. By a simple majority in the case of purely internal affairs. Be quacked. But by a two-thirds majority in the case of quote. I order you to be quacked. Order thinking. I'm your king. I didn't vote for you. You don't vote for kings? Why do you become king then? The lady of the lake. Her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water. Signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I'm your king. Listen, strange women lying in ponds, distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. Big! I mean, you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tarp through a sword isn't. Shut up! I mean, if I went round saying I was an emperor, just because some moisten binge had lobbed a scimitar at me, they put me away! Shut up, will you? Shut up! Now we see the violence inherent in the system! Shut up! Come and see the violence inherent in the system! Help, help! I'm being repressed, bloody peasant! Oh, what a giveaway! You hear that, you hear that, eh? That's what I'm on about.

SPEAKER_03 1:33:51

Do you see repressing me? You saw it, didn't you?