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I'll be traveling through the road
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Come you master the wall
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You were the man to be gone
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You were built with death planes
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You were that built on a mountain
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You would hide behind walls
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You would hide behind death
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I just want you to know I can see you through your mans
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I want you to know I can see you through your mans
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You had never done nothing
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But now to destroy
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You bled him in my world
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Like he's your inner toy
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You were gone in my head
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And you hide from my heart
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And you tell him from my past
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And you tell him from my past
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And you tell him from my past
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And you tell him from my past
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You're the man to be gone
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You're the man to be gone
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Like dreams of old you lie and they see
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Whoa, walk everyone you want me to believe
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But I see you through your eyes
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And I see you through your brain
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Like I see you through the water
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And the rock near my train
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Like I see you through the water
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And the rock near my train
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You're the passing road train
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Is for the others to fire
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And you sit back and watch while my death
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Count you tired
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You hide in your mansion
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While the young people bleed
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So knock your bodies away
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You're the man to the world
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You're the man to the world
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And then masters the war, wage war
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By way of deception
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Thought criminals wage peace by way of the truth
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Good morning y'all
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I'm Stephen Douglas Whitener
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And you're listening to
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Republic Broadcasting Network
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At republicbroadcasting.org
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And if you've been
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It's February the 3rd, 2024
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Groundhog Day was yesterday
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I'm really thrilled to be here y'all
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I mean RBN
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It's a listener supported platform
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And I've been here about three years
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If this is the first time you've
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Listen to me or the first time you've
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Heard Thought Crime Live
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I think we have some new folks
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Joining today
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With my guest on a stream
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I want to say hello to y'all too
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And there's also a chat
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That's Thought Crime Live
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Chattango.com
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Also if you want to join us there
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And if you can help RBN
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Maintain this platform
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For free speech
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You go to republicbroadcasting.org
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There's a big yellow
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Donate button there
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One of our co-hosts says
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That you can just smash it with PayPal
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And there's also a number
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That you can call
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If you could set up a monthly donation
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With a credit or debit card
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It's 800-724-2719
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Extension 3
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And also with the thing happening
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With the truckers that happened up in
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Canada too
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And you want to remain anonymous
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But still support free speech
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You can mail a check
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Payable to RBN
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Or a money order
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Orch's cash
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I mailed some cash
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Which probably will be a crime
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One of these days
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2-2-2-5-1
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Double Creek Drive
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Sweet 302
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Round Rock, Texas
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7-8-6-6-4
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I'll give that to you
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2-2-5-1
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Double Creek Drive
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Sweet 302
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Round Rock, Texas
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7-8-6-6-4
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I'll give that one more time
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2-2-5-1
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Double Creek Drive
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Sweet 302
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Round Rock, Texas
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7-8-6-6-4
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And I just wanted
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To get that in
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I'm really honored
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To be here
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And I am excited
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About the guest I have
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I have mentioned
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This gentleman's work
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Before a paraphrase
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I won't say quoted
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I've tried to paraphrase
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What he's had to say
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I respect people
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Who have
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You know, blown the whistle
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Because that just
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It cost me
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And it cost you to tell the
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Truth sometimes
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And this gentleman
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I wanted to
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He's a very smart guy
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JJ, let me let you
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Give your introduction
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To tell folks
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Who you are
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Gig Am biological
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Good morning
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Steven, thank you very
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Much for having me on
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I'm not normally talking
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This so early
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So I really appreciate
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You getting me
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Up and going
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A lot of times for me
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The hard thing is to
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Hit the go button
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And go live
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And so it's very nice
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To have an excuse
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To be up so early
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And doing it
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My introduction can be
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Very long
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But I'll try to make it
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As short as possible
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I'm a Wisconsin boy
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Who moved to the big city
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Of Chicago to go to
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University
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And I lived in
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Chicago
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Hold on one second
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You need a problem there
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No, I can't
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I'm sorry
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I'm alive
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You gotta go out
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Thank you though, honey
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Shut the door
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I got my blood
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Yeah, exactly
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It's okay
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RBN is listed
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Is used to that
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With me
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It sounded like someone
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Was chewing horses
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One day
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That's funny
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So I am a
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Wisconsin boy
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I moved to Chicago
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For university
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And then I spent
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A number of years
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In Chicago
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As a young man
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Kind of treading water
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Trying to figure out
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What I wanted to do
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I went to university
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With the attention
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Of going right to med school
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And becoming a big important
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Doctor
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And then I got waitlisted
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For a few years
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In a row
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And at first I started
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Teaching high school
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As a way of treading water
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And then that pay
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Isn't very good
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So I started bartending
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At night
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And that pay is
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Actually really good
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And a couple of years
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In a row
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I decided just to bartend
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And that pay is
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Actually really good
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So I decided
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Just to bartend
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I don't know
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If that was the right thing
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For me to do at the
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It was really good for me
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by giving the keys to the wrong person and just casually taking a day off and I got
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fired.
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three nights a week and making enough money and more.
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and I got a technician job at the University of Chicago that reminded me that I had been
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a biologist since I was a little kid and that I needed to do something more than mixed
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drinks and entertain people.
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And so I started working with this guy at the University of Chicago who taught me a couple
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techniques that allowed me to move to the Netherlands, do my PhD in the Netherlands,
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meet my wife in Amsterdam and then move together with her to Norway where I continued my training
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in a laboratory there in Toronto.
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And we had a couple boys in Norway and then we moved back to the Netherlands with every
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intention of getting tenure there and settling down in the Netherlands where her family is.
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And I didn't get tenure, I mean I got some EU money in my first couple years there and
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then I just couldn't get anything to work sustainably.
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And so after four years in the Netherlands we had no choice really because my wife had
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also gotten a PhD in plant biology but we did not pursue her career, she didn't really
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enjoy it, she just finished her degree to finish it.
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here and we moved to the University of Pittsburgh.
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I'd never lived or been to Pittsburgh before I flew here and it's a beautiful little town
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with lots of trees and hills and water and so from the air it was just like, wow, Pittsburgh
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is like this.
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I have to admit.
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I'm up in Wisconsin, I'm a Packer fan and when I was a child the Steelers were winning
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the Super Bowls and everybody hated Lin Swan and Jerry Bradshaw.
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So I never liked Pittsburgh, I never wanted to like Pittsburgh and so coming here was
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a little weird because I also didn't like the Pirates because I'm a Cubs fan.
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So it was a real strange place to be so attracted to.
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I had a couple of three good years at the University of Pittsburgh trying to keep my
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career going and when the pandemic broke out I was already working on serendipitously a
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bike ride series where I was doing Journal Club for neurobiologists on my bicycle, on
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my way back or on my way to work and I had an electric assist bike so it allows you to
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get exercise but still cover like 15 or 20 miles without killing yourself.
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And so I could talk on my bike while I was riding and it was a really cool little show
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that when the pandemic broke out I just did a couple bike rides where I did a coronavirus
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biology review and at some moment in 2020 I got an email from the administrative offices
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of the media, the media department of the hospital that is attached to the University
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of Pittsburgh.
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It would be the UPMC medical system and she said that the Pittsburgh Gazette had contacted
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me for an interview but they informed the Pittsburgh Gazette that my expertise was not
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virology and I was not to speak to them even if they contacted me directly.
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They said they saw my YouTube channel and they said okay at the end of this email with
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a question mark which I found bizarre and a few months later my immediate supervisor
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asked me not to come in anymore because I wasn't getting my temperature taken and
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I wasn't putting a sticker on my ID every day and I was also getting arguments with
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people about whether you could read about legitimate science in the New York Times or
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not.
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Anyway, it just so happens that the University of Pittsburgh had just extended my contract
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in July when they sent me home in October so that meant I had like eight months.
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And so during that eight months I just kept teaching immunology online and that got me
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enough followers to keep doing it for the whole year.
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And then early in 2022 I got a phone call from some guy by the name of Robert F. Kennedy
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Jr. and he asked me to help consult on a book that he released a couple months ago called
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the Wuhan cover up and some of the biology that I teach every night is definitely in
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that book and there's some quotes in there from me which is kind of fun.
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And then for a brief period of time for about six months after the book I worked for Children's
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Health Defense and that's the non-profit that Bobby used to be the spokesperson for.
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And that didn't really work out apparently because what I do on my stream is still too
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raw and when I bumped into the management a number of times about what I was saying and
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eventually to my own surprise to be quite honest my whole family was taken by surprise
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by it on January 4th they just decided to lay me off.
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So we're back again shaking a can on the internet but we have a good little core of
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followers and I know from my previous years of doing this that I think it's pretty important
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so we're going to try and keep it going.
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I apologize for that extremely long introduction but it is kind of a it's kind of an interesting
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I think that was it's so it's so serendipitous that I find myself here.
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Yes you definitely qualify as a thought criminal sir I mean to interrupt you but that definitely
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established your bona fides there you know it's I've learned from you too I look the
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listeners may be aware of some of the things that you talk about but you you bring it together
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the word transfection that you use I think needs to be used more we need to spread a
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lot of this information far and wide you know RBN listeners spread RBN too but you
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know I see how you say that the battle is for our kids let me let you get back to that
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because what you have to say is even more important than than that but I'm glad you
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did that because you know I don't know that everybody would would know you know I do believe
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what you say in a sincere okay I've not met you personally as I have some of my guests
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and all but I have followed you and do trust what you say to be sincere.
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Well I mean that's really I really appreciate that but I also want to emphasize to everybody
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that's listening that one of the core messages that I try to put out every day is that we
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all as adults have to take responsibility for learning this it can't be something where
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you know we have a friend that knows about used cars and so we're just going to rely
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on our friend to help us buy a used car or whatever we've got to really learn this biology
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ourselves because it is who we are and it is who our kids are and if we don't impart
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this understanding of what is sacred to our children then they're going to grow up believing
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whatever the TV and social media which is even worse tells them and that's I think the other
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transition point that I'm you know as a biologist it seems kind of weird to emphasize this all
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the time but we are you and I I think I'm 52 we are a generation that can understand
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the transition that we're at because we grew up at a time where kids would be bored and
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then get in trouble outside we were we were a generation that the solution was get out
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of the house don't come back until dinner and and that that kind of growing up with
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boredom that you yourself are responsible for filling something that I see in my kids
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all the time they don't experience it because they have a number of place fillers that are
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that are ready and waiting so that they never have that problem and when we were kids that
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would have been like daydreaming watching TV but it's much worse now because they're
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they're putting short sometimes malevolent thoughts in their heads and that includes
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these ideas about scary biological phenomenon that probably don't exist in order to to govern
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the globe and so my my main message and I think that's what you're trying to get me
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to spit out here is that as a biologist I walked into the pandemic thinking that vaccinations
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in general were a good idea and that maybe the United States applied some of these vaccinations
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too early or too often but I had not yet evolved my thinking to the stage where I was considering
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the possibility that they could just be wholly unnecessary or that they are being applied
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in a criminally negligent way but when the pandemic came around and they started saying
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that they were going to use this technology called transfection to immunize old people
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I immediately saw that they were also eventually going to they were thinking that they were
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going to immunize everybody this way had started to really upset me because I have been using
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transfection for between 10 and 15 years in my own work on mice I understand what it's
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meant to do but I also understand that there are tremendous limitations to trying to do
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these kinds of things in a living system and so unlike all the work that I've ever done
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where part of the built-in plan is to sacrifice the animal in order to accurately describe
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the autonomy of the locations that you recorded from or the cells that you modified we don't
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plan to do any of those things with an old person or a young person that we transfect
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we want them to live a long healthy life and that's not something that anybody in my neck
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of the woods when using transfection ever had as an expectation you don't expect a mouse
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that you've transfected in their brain to live a long and healthy life you don't expect
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to be able to transfect a monkey multiple times in its life and therefore I had to live
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the long and healthy life that's not a built-in part of any experiment so the idea that suddenly
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at 2020 they had Bill Gates on the PBS NewsHour telling us that this new kind of vaccine where
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they toss in some RNA is actually really cool because then your body becomes the vaccine
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factory and that spectacular combination of words is the most insidious lie I've heard
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in my lifetime and that that idea it needs to be dispelled we can't have any college
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children college young adults regurgitating this idea in five years because if they are
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we will be and that I really think is the the heart of the heart of the heart of these
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kids these young adults don't understand what they were coerced into doing and how biologically
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dissimilar it is to previous vaccinations which in and of themselves were already worthy
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of scrutiny for the last ten years ask any autism mom or dad and so we are in trick we
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are at a situation where we are arguing about the most recent version of a lie and we're
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even being tricked into not connecting this recent version of the lie with the previous
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how's that we're coming up on the first break that was terrific JJ we'll be right back
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thought criminals hang on
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I want to be like Jonathan see you try to find all this way
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ain't no need to be before you lift up your voices it's time you should say it's a great
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life I'm so excited to have you as part of the wild
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pastures family and we look forward to bringing you the pastures meets that you and your
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family will love now we started well pastures because so many of my clients would tell me
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they just couldn't find high quality pastures meets and even when they did it was so expensive
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that they couldn't afford to eat it regularly now I'm not talking about the bottom of the
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barrel healthy meats that have planes like natural or free range or even cage free terms
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that were actually created by the industrial food industry to make us feel all warm and
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fuzzy about buying their low quality products I'm talking about truly nourishing pastures
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needs the kind that you'll never really find in a grocery store our farmers are doing things
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beyond organic our beef is 100% grass fed and grass finished and raised on pastures free from
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chemicals and other pesticides our chickens are 100% pastures raised where they get their
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natural diet of grass and forage and insects we will never settle for free range which is
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actually one of the most deceptive terms in the chicken industry in fact less than 0.1% of the
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chicken consumed in the United States is truly pasture raised in the way that ours is and our
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pork is 100% pastures raised as well so if you care about where your food comes from you have
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definitely made it to the right place as a wild pastures member you'll be supporting the most
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Welcome back y'all you're listening to thought crime live on republic broadcasting network
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and i'm joined by Jonathan kooie jj kooie of giga arm biological.com and you know as a kid i
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wanted to chemistry set when i was six years old i remember when i looked at science as to something
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that would elucidate what was the sacred biology now assistant frankenstein since then you know
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when i the more i learned it just let me let you go back to you i just relate so much to what you
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you say sir well uh that's that's very nice um i guess you just kind of triggered in me something
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i just did a a show yesterday which i think um can bring a bigger picture idea to the forefront
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a little bit um in terms of how they they've convinced these people to participate in this
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and one of the things that i think needs to be made clear to the again we're talking to college
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age kids we're talking to young kids um who's whose teachers in their schools are probably a
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little confused about this as well but we need everybody to understand that that artificial
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intelligence is being hyped as something with potential very much in the same way that genetic
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therapies were hyped in the 80s um there's a really interesting sort of anecdote that i can
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tell you of a guy by the name of robert malone um who was cutting his teeth in some of the most
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important virology labs and surrounded by some of the most important virologists in the late 70s
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early 80s um in his in his uh graduate school work and during his grad school work um he had the
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choice of working with some of the the at the time preeminent biologists from from muri gardener
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to uh robert gallo to even uh to somebody like um david baltimore and so all of these you know
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grandfathers of modern virology um circulating as a postdoc then um convinced him that in 10 or 15
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years that virology was going to progress at such a pace and our understanding of the genome was
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going to progress at such a pace that there would be genealogists or geneticists that were using
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retroviruses to cure childhood diseases in every local hospital in the nation in a few years
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is that these stories of what was about to happen when we understood the genome better
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or when we had faster computers or when we collected enough data that we were finally going to be
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able to crack the code so to speak they've used that phrase a lot to to imply that we're going to be
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able to see the blueprints and the instruction manual of life and once we do that we won't need
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god anymore or god will be irrelevant or we'll finally have proven that god doesn't exist because
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we will have attained this transhuman mastery of ourselves this story Steve has been told for
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decades especially in secret meetings and in in meetings of secret societies and meetings of
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of really rich people at at very expensive dinners talking about their plans for how they're going to
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to govern the world this mythology about how eventually if we collect enough data there will
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be enough numbers enough measurements that an AI will be able to take that data and convert it
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into understanding that has been sort of belied by the the the progress of understanding chess
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versus understanding the Chinese game go versus understanding now the example that I used yesterday
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in my show was the the success or lack of success of the autopilot in Tesla and one of the things that
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things that he claims is very similar to how all of those virologists bamboozled Robert Malone when
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he was a young guy so long ago into believing that genetic technologies were going to evolve at light
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speed and that within 10 years there would be a geneticist that could fix childhood diseases
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using retroviruses they are bamboozling us into believing that eventually with enough cores or
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with enough time or with enough data artificial intelligence is going to be able to do things that
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heretofore were considered impossible or at least borderline magic and I really can't emphasize
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enough how even if this is a future possibility we are not we are not scratching that surface of
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that future possibility yet and that these people are actually are actually enchanting our children
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with this idea that AI is so powerful you might as well go limp AI is so amazing that you might
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as well forget about it that everything that you are going to do and learn in the future is going
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to be better than better than better by AI so there's no reason for you to learn to draw there's
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welcome fuck criminals i appreciate you joining me today i have uh
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it is dr cooey though isn't it john i mean i just have to say that i wanted to listen to
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yeah you are you're dr cooey too right i mean you you you're a research scientist i i think
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you might be a humble one that's a rare thing um i am uh phd i don't say doctor because i feel
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like a lot of people get confused and i think it's better if you're a phd to just say mister and uh
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not not confuse anyone you know like like uh like uh mrs. Biden is also a phd but she calls
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herself dr. Biden all the time and i feel like that's really just ingenious she confuses everybody
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with that but you can i respect it yes sir i wanted to let the listeners know that uh yes sir go ahead
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yeah you can look me up on pub med though um and you can find that i've been a a legitimate
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academy magician i usually call them nowadays um for a very long time i was uh i was going for
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ten year i wanted to be a professor um that was my my goal and i did really enjoy that job i do
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really enjoy it because as a as a professor as a research professor one of the things that's
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that's involved in that is having apprentices and the the grad students that come work with you
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they call them grad students but what they really are are apprentices and you're teaching them
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basically to to learn how to write grants learn how to formulate experiments that get funded and
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learn how to do the experiments that get funded now i could do the experiments and other people
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could write but i couldn't combine those two and so that's why i didn't really succeed but
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sausage was made and the way the sausage is made is how you can extend the answering of the same
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question over several years or several projects and it's not to say that these people do it with
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with uh disingenuous or malevolent ideas in mind but they've come to understand that's how the
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system works the the grant proposal nich system is not designed to solve problems and then move
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on it's designed to sort of explore a a possibility space and even when the possibility space is now
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been exhausted oftentimes the the funding mechanism is such is set up in such a way that all of the
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people that are that are dependent on that funding mechanism are unwilling to admit that the question
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has been answered and so the funding will not be removed from them because it requires the fund
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in order the funding for the funding to move on those people have to agree collectively that
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that question has been answered and so you get this incredible inertia in academia where the same
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question gets asked many many times by many many people and you might think that that results in
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thoroughness but in a malevolent system where you have pharma pharmaceutical companies and other
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weaponized piles of money influencing that you can get a lot of dead space in academia where the
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same bad ideas are pursued for decades and that's where you get statins that's where you get all
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these bad cancer treatments that's where you get billions of dollars thrown into the wind when
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we know that there are there are certain good ideas that should be pursued but then you'd have
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billions of dollars in lots of people out of work or lots of people having to shift their whole
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paradigm and that might even include the money that they're making with the products that they
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sell and so this is really it's really a spectacular time because it took me getting kicked out of
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that moving truck where I was like but I really like my job and I'm really good at it why would
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you throw me out and I just couldn't understand it I had it took me a long time to realize that
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I was not I was never going to be let back in I really thought at some point they were going to
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come around and they were going to see I was right and I would be back to neurobiology and
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everything would be great and I it took me a long time to accept that what I was doing was going to
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permanently ostracize me and it's probably how you felt all those years ago when you spoke out that
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you thought you were doing the right thing and that people would listen and that these problems
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would get fixed and instead it's like I know and in fact it's worse than that you have you have
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essentially admitted that you will not play and it's since you're not going to play you got to go
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and so that's where I thought I've been there in a way just but that was you know with the
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again to stand up that I started to change myself a little bit that's that's where the real battle
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took place and like I think that the most important battle after that is just as you were pointing
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out with our kids you talk of college age kids too but I mean public school public indoctrination
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systems are just there that's weaponized to that that's that's such a trauma based mind control
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thing they were doing there with the masks and and it looks like they look like little prisons now
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to me when I got when I was going it just that that's a different subject but
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let me you said that you followed the way this illusion of consensus was created to sell that a
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pathogen made its way around and around the world and that's not true that just the data
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doesn't back that up at all and you want to just start with there because people if anybody's I
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hear people saying well I tested positive for this and then it's like oh I just I have to step
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away from that and not even pay any attention to and those tests are just worthless to me why
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I don't care what that's rapid covid test says who you know that that's irrelevant to me to me
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that's a weapon used against us and I just don't have anything to do with it but what would you say
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to somebody who is still in that paradigm how would you yeah how would you go about that um so that's
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a tough one right you're describing the deepest of the deep people and that that we have to
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realize that that before too long we're we're gonna have to just do things anyway I'm not
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saying we leave them behind but some people are gonna be unrescuable but from that perspective
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one of the best places to start that sometimes wakes people up is to ask them
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what do you think would have happened if we would have rolled out all of these tests in 2018 what
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would we have found nothing and just let this leave it there for a second just let them think
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about the possibility that there were at at some point in 2021 there were 254 different emergency
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use authorized testing diagnostic products in America alone now how many of those products were
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brought to market rushed how many of them were brought to market without proper quality control
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how many were brought to market without proper testing we don't know because all of those and
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I mean literally all of those products are gone they're not there you can't find an example of
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them to look and see and test again to see if those were really good products or that that company
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was doing what they were doing there were so many instant startup companies that bought molecular
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biological tools ordered the reagents and purported to be doing weekly testing for police departments
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in places all around the United States and all of those companies are gone they're gone
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the companies that made millions of dollars testing police officers every day in California
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those companies are gone so we can't look at what amplicons they amplified what primers they used
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what what machines they worked on we don't even know if their protocols are still on a piece of
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paper somewhere and they're all gone and so what you need to ask those people to get them started
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is to think what would have happened if this large group of products and equipment and machines
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was rolled out in 2018 and all of these places at the same time and they started testing do you
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actually believe they would have found nothing until October of 2019 and that you would have
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been able to chart its accurate spread from Wuhan all around the world because that's what they
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want you to believe and there is no precedence in biological history for a molecule of RNA
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to be able to high fidelity copy itself for five years sustained it's never even come close
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and so if you can point out that what we are essentially doing is taking lots of pictures
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that we never took before and claiming that look every time I take a picture in my backyard I see
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a cardinal you have no pictures from 2018 and so you claim that the cardinals just came
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and they're infesting your backyard but you if you had pictures from 2018 you would see
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that the cardinals were there too and so we've got the big picture is trying to make people
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understand that the possibility is endless because we were we've gone from not measuring anything
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to having a million thermometers in every in every location in the world and then claiming
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there's global warming we have no measurements from before 2020 so how can you put this into context
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especially when you're taking the test seriously even when you don't have symptoms that's where
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you know this all spiraled out of control was the idea that we could track this
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this RNA even when symptoms weren't present these tests were were purported to be meaningful
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and so if you combine these four or five observations that there were 254 at the maximum sometime
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different diagnostics that are all gone now and that we don't have any control data from
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pre pandemic to know whether any of these diagnostics would have brought the same signal then
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and so therefore the idea that this is just the evidence that we need to understand that there
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is a phenomenon happening now that started but wasn't happening in 2019 is is just an absolutely
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false dichotomy that we cannot accept it's not either or it is that it could have always been
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there or a signal that was there could be confounded as as this agent and and it's so much safer
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for the people that run the show for it to be a giant pile of of misleading statements and
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and outright lies then it is to be some combination of cover-up and bio-weapon
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yeah it's just about deception and as you pointed out the protocols were what caused the uh uh uh
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well you didn't point out here but you have that the protocols was what spiked the mortality and
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that there was no spread from country to country that showed up that with the it just it the only
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thing there was a pandemic of was fear and compliance that that's the way it looks like to me as you
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just said you know that's the before we go to break i think it's coming soon um the idea that
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what they did was have us focus on the wrong questions in 2020 and 2021 so the you and i wouldn't
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notice that they were killing people with ventilators we wouldn't notice that they were killing people
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with with anesthesia on on and revdesivir we wouldn't notice that they were they were killing people
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in old folks homes and we would be thrown these numbers out of context and the confusion and
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uncertainty and doubt that those numbers and their the illusion of consensus on tv and social media
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about what those numbers meant made us very very unlikely to question the basis for what they were
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saying and the basis for their projections and it took us because of the effectiveness of this
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operation and getting us to solve the mystery of the novel virus and whether they were lying about
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it being a lab leak or a natural virus got us to avoid answering asking the question of do we really
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have something here or not and that was what it was it was panicking us into asking the wrong
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questions for three years and if we asked the right questions in 2020 like some of these people were
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we would have avoided this mess entirely i think it's clear that this was a military operation
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it absolutely war crime committed against every person on the planet it this depopulation agenda
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is part of it but it's also about creating that new control grid with the central bank digital
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currency the vaccine passport the the proximity sensors with this little nsa low jack i have in
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my hand i call it you know this thing is a weapons platform i talk about that a lot too and
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it just that's part of the whole thing is um part of a whole you know you have to they're bringing
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this together as a control grid it's not one thing or another and that that part's really scary i
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really appreciate you coming on we don't have a break until a couple of minutes but you guys next
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hour if you have questions for JJ you could call 512-248-8252 that's 512-248-8252
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i wanted to let your chat know that too so next hour we'll take some callers and
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you just mentioned red wine steam too how he was put in place and a lot of other people were put
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in place to create this this thing and i saw something with him the other day and it uh
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would you want to you want to speak about that what the you said that the fair and cleavage
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site and all that yes sir go ahead sure so what i think um one of the things that people are
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forgetting or some of the things that are easy to forget if you weren't involved in it like i was
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from the very beginning is that in 2020 there were a certain parts of this biological narrative
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that were emphasized by everyone and some of the people that were emphasizing it early had no
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business knowing it and this this comes down to this fear and cleavage site which is essentially
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an enzymatic cleavage site which was purported to be an unnatural signature in the spike protein
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of the original virus and so here you have a bunch of people in the backwoods of the internet that
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are already aware of the spike protein of coronavirus is being the immunogenic protein and already
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aware that a fear and cleavage site is dangerous and some of the people that were made aware of
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this were had to have been planted because in the end the fear and cleavage site wasn't tracked
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they didn't wait for the cleavage site to disappear and then announced that the fear and cleavage
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site had gone away in in variant v and so now it was much safer they started this whole narrative
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in 2020 with the idea that the fear and cleavage site and we've heard this just recently from the
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us right to know story that the fear and cleavage site is what allowed the virus to become the most
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infectious virus in a hundred years but then if it's such an important aspect of the virulence
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and the infectivity of the virus why weren't we tracking the presence of the fear and cleavage
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site for the entire pandemic and we were sequencing it we were sequencing the whole virus but nobody
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ever talked about whether the fear and cleavage site was changing or disappearing or whether some
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variants still had it and others didn't and this is a key key thing to see that we were encouraged
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to argue about that for a year and a half and in reality it was never meaningful and in fact
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what we should have been arguing about is should we be using remdesivir on old people
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should we be giving these people antibiotics or not should we be using steroids or not
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because instead they had a protocol and if you declared people if you declared that people were
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covid then you were completely off the hook for any malpractice and you could do whatever you
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want as long as it was on the cdc protocol it's really frightening um that that's that's the deal
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with the protocols is they they distracted us so that we wouldn't notice that they were creating
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these mass casualty events that they could misconstrue us we'll be right back folks uh yeah thanks very
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much schedule we'll be right back
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i was born in dixieland on a reconstructed till the end in carolina i was raised by my granddaddy
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in my daddy's way they both taught me right from wrong how to fight and how to get along
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but my own life now is almost gone in southern ground i belong
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and welcome back thought criminals uh you listen to thought crime live on republic
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broadcasting network dot o rg and let me turn it back over to you jj you got interrupted there
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we were talking about whether this thing even it really was it ever really sequence does it even
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you know that it was all a tool of control and and manipulation i believe
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uh yeah thanks um the the two things that we talked about in the previous breaks one was
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just the misrepresentation of of transfection as a methodology that might be useful in healthy
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humans and the other one was talking about the misleading sort of exaggeration of the
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the power of ai and what ai really is versus what it isn't um i think one of the things to combine
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those two ideas together would be to make people realize that transfection which is this
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general term which describes the use of dna or rna to express a protein in anywhere so if you use
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it in a cell culture it's transfection if you use rna or dna to express a protein in a in a mouse
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it's transfection if you do it with injection into a plant it's transfection and so this is a
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very general term that's been around for a long time and there's lots of companies that have had
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various products called transfection agents that have been like lip effectamine or gold particles
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or you can even use electricity to do it so the idea of applying transfection to usefully augment
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the human genome or the human the human animal is something that they have seen as a coming
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technology for many many years but they've also known that there's no way to usefully start to
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understand how to employ this methodology by by doing proxy studies in in mice or in monkeys
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and the reason why those don't work is because the the complications that that that are a mouse
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or the complications that are a monkey and the the complex sort of pattern integrity
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that those animals are they are sufficiently specific and sufficiently different from our own
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that although we can learn general principles about how these biological systems work by
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studying those animals what we learn from monkeys and mice as we get more sophisticated becomes
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ever more specific for mice and monkeys and ever more non relevant for our own biology and they
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have known this for decades Steve so one of the things they need to do is to to transform the way
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our children think about their own sovereignty over their bodies so that they accept the fact
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that if we're going to get to this next stage of medicine which is personalized medicine
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you're going to have to accept that we don't test things in randomized control trials anymore we
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test things on you and so this is really part of the inversion that was going on right now was
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trying to invert the idea that you have the choice no now we're telling you what you have to do
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and this inversion is not for us they knew that we were going to complain until we were dead
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but it's for our kids and that's really what that's why I keep emphasizing it they want us to
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pass this this compliance onto our kids yes I agree if we I see it in the young ones that are
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always on the screen just like you were talking about how we oh how we were bored as kid oh I
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hear the top of the hour folks we'll be taking your calls all next hour hang on thought criminals
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we write back
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oh
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I believe, you may be, I don't know what to do, I don't know.
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Stand in six foot four weighing in 245 pounds of crown fighting, political science, analyzing broad.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Dr. Patrick Slattery.
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So, Mike, get off of this anti-psychated agenda.
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I'm a born-again traditional Christian, and my favorite possessions are right here on my nightstand
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that would be the King James Bible and my 357 revolver.
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I'd rather be ruled by China men than Jews.
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Cola with the anti-Semitic remarks, right?
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Just because you steal an election and terminate the republic doesn't mean you terminate the people in the republic, because we're still here.
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I'm not taking the vaccine.
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The fucking Bill Gates.
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There was a way forward still on January 6th.
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What needed to be done is to object to every single state.
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The COVID-19 virus was the same.
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The vaccine could very well be the bioweapon.
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The Patrick and Jeremy Show.
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Tuesday at nine central and Wednesday at one central.
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You can't handle the truth!
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You're listening to Republic Broadcasting Network.
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Visit republicbroadcasting.org today, because you can handle it.
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