The Protection of Anthony Fauci

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, remember I said they got Ran Paul's cell phone. Sorry,
Ran Paul and Ron Johnson got Anthony Fauci's cell phone,
a forensic copy of his phone, and they're already going
through all of his text messages, and they've also now
found millions of documents, including his emails. Well guess what,

(00:20):
Rand Paul now has just tweeted out the following Anthony
Fauci's own emails prove it. Publicly, he dismissed the Lablik theory. Privately,
he admitted that's exactly what was happening. This is not science.

(00:42):
It's the very definition of a cover up. Now, that's
the same thing in a diary. By the way, in
his diary he says, almost within the beginning of the pandemic,
he says, oh no, no, this is from the lab
in Wuhan, no, no question. But in public for over

(01:03):
a year, the wet market. This came from monkeys, from rats,
from chickens, from you name it. And then he put
pressure on everybody else, the entire public health bureaucracy, including
by the way, putting out fake articles and journals to

(01:27):
claim that it came from a wet market and that
it did not come from the lab in Wuhan, and
the reason is because he had been funding it for years.
He was funding the very gain of function research that
created and then unleashed COVID nineteen. So he was trying

(01:48):
to protect himself from crimes against humanity. This is now
what they're trying to cover up, and they don't want
him to be punished for six one seven two six
six sixty eight sixty eight. Annie on the South Shore,
Thanks for holding Annie and welcome.

Speaker 2 (02:10):
Yes, this situation here is just put me right over
the top. You said he was funding. He was funding
himself and all the elite that are around him. Jeff,
you and I had a conversation a couple of years ago.
I had COVID and I had the very bad strain

(02:31):
of COVID, and I almost died. Had I been here
in this state of Massachusetts at the time, I wouldn't
be talking to you on the telephone. I happened to
be in Virginia at my daughter's. Everybody had COVID, but
they had the different strain than what I had. And
I knew that if I went to the hospital, jeffs

(02:51):
that I wasn't coming home. I knew that and I fought,
and I fought. But in the midst of this, I
called back home here and a very dear friend of mine,
who is the closest to my heart, closer than even
his sister, had COVID, and she was fighting, and we
both told each other to fight, fight, fight, And her
last words to me were, Annie, I am fighting, but

(03:17):
they won't give me the medication they gave you. She
died two hours later, Jeff. So when it comes to
Anthony Fauci, I don't care if he's one hundred and eleven.
That man is a math murderer. What about all the
people who lost family members? How much time do they have?

(03:39):
Do they even get the possibility of living to be
eighty five years old? No? They don't. This country that
I am living in now, the United States of America,
is not the country that I grew up in. Every
day that goes by, Jeff, I see more and more
evil spreading toout my country. And I think about my father,

(04:03):
who fought in World War Two, with what they think
about their country being destroyed every single year? What are
we doing about it? We are agreeing with socialism, We
are agreeing with let let a mass murderer off. And
here's the other thing, Jeff that makes my stomach turn.
My family members got the vaccine. My son is suffering

(04:27):
because of it, my daughter in law is suffering because
of it. People I know that are suffering because of it.
But CBS is still promoting it. What do we do
about that, Jeff.

Speaker 1 (04:39):
Well, Annie, I don't want to pour gasoline on the fire.
But not only I can't tell you how many liberals
email me. I swear, these absolute morons who are like,
you know, I've taken six boosters this one, seven boosters,
eight boosters, nine boosters, ten boosters, and They're like, nothing's
happened to me. I'm like, yeah, but eventually, A, it

(05:04):
will and B that's not the point, stupid. It's that
it had very serious adverse effects for a significant minority
of people. That's the point. And that with the number
of people who were badly injured or killed by this

(05:26):
vaccine any other product. In fact, Sandy and I were
just talking about that, any other product, they would have
taken it off the market. There's no question they would
have taken it off the market for being this unsafe. Instead,
not only are they plugging it at CBS, and Walgreens,

(05:47):
get your COVID shot now. But listen to this. Now
they've added it to the schedule for newborn babies, so
now you know they give all this they what do
you get, like if thirty six shots now is what
you give a child in the first two years of
their life. Now they want to add In fact, they're
pushing to add it. And in many states it's already

(06:09):
there where at a year old or two years old
or whatever, give your kid a COVID shot, and they're
trying to make it mandatory. Now, why do we need
to give children a a COVID shot? They've been proven
to be incredibly resilient against COVID. That's number one and

(06:29):
number two, COVID is over. It's basically petered out. We
have therapeutics, we have all sorts of things now even
if you get it, So why do we need to
force people to take the job? COVID is gone, herd
immunities taken care of it. It's petered out as a virus.

(06:52):
But no, they want to keep pushing it and pushing
it and pushing it. And I'll tell you why. Money money,
And they're all in on this mRNA technology, which is
essentially gene editing therapy. That's what it is. And it's

(07:12):
still experimental, it's still in the early stages. But they
see more money in this than in traditional vaccines, and
that's why they're pushing it everywhere. Annie. This is what
is corrupting big pharma. They are putting profits above people.

(07:33):
And they've bought off the FDA, They've bought off the CVC,
they bought off the NIH And you can clearly see Fauci.
They own him, lock stock and barrel. He's their men,
and he basically saw his job as making big farmer rich,

(07:56):
and in exchange, they made him rich and his life.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number mail in Saratoga. Thanks for holding mail
and welcome.

Speaker 3 (08:13):
Yes to morning, Jeff Hower to Hey, how's the corner country?

Speaker 1 (08:16):
Hopefully everybody? What how are you mail?

Speaker 4 (08:19):
God? So bad?

Speaker 5 (08:19):
Not so bad?

Speaker 3 (08:20):
Yeah, I got it. I've got to agree with Sincon
George Lamps. You know, uh, the Democrats are always after
our Second Amendment.

Speaker 4 (08:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (08:26):
I think this is probably the reason why this's not
a whole off. You're trying to take our gun from
them because of what they're causible political they're going to
call us off political assassinations and uh, you know, gun control.
To me, gunk control is using both hands. It's not
taking my b by uh my arm my armament away
from me. And as far as Fauchi goes, sauchis, I

(08:46):
look at Fauchi's like this grew up from Brooklyn. He
was like the little little little Uh went to the neighborhood,
probably had to stay upstairs with all the kids are
downstairs out on the streets playing stickball, handball. Gill's you're
having fun for to July, to light off fireworks and
everything else.

Speaker 6 (09:03):
He's up.

Speaker 3 (09:04):
He's up in the house demanded by his parents or
he can't go out there. You can't go out and
play and have a good time. So I think lawless
what he do, what he did to uh, to humanity
was paid back for the time, for for for for
him being sheltered and not being able to participate and
have fun like a normal kid would would have, especially
in New York. What they call a guy like that

(09:26):
in New York down and Brooklyn and call my mama Louke.
That's what he grew up as a Mama Luke Mama's boy.

Speaker 4 (09:32):
He couldn't do this. You can't do that, anthy, he
can't do this. Well, I think what he did to
us and with COVID and all the all the all
the crimes that he's committed against humanity was paid back,
pay back to what he couldn't have as a child.
And that's what that's my opinion issue.

Speaker 1 (09:49):
And I say, that's that's a very interesting theory. Look,
i can just tell you this from going through his diary.
What you see is he's clearly a sociopath. I mean,
I'm not excusing him. I'm just explaining him. He has
no conscience, no sense of right and wrong, none, absolutely none.
And he's obsessed, I mean, obsessed with his own fame,

(10:14):
his own celebrity, his own status, making money. The other
thing that really strikes you is this whole time, he's
not worried about the you know, COVID nineteen, the effects
it's having on people, the death rate, the transmissibility rate,
how to deal with it, how to stop it. He's

(10:36):
obsessed with how he can cash in on it. And
I'm going to read to you some of the exchanges,
because there's also emails now that have come out It
is chilling. I mean really, it's it makes your skin crawl.
How little regard this man had for human life and
the other thing male. It goes to your point. It

(10:59):
was like an affort djiak for him. It really was.
It's almost like he got his sexual jollys off of it.
The power, the power that he was able to wield,
and how he could destroy you know, communities, societies, countries, families,

(11:21):
people's lives, and anybody who criticized them, and I mean
anybody an article in the Wall Street Journal, an article
in this law in this health journal. It didn't matter.
He would go to Merrick Garland or even go to Biden,
or go to Biden's chief of staff and say, how

(11:43):
dare that guy criticize me? Can't you take care of him?
You got to take care of him, you know, destroy him,
punish him, silence him, muzzle him. He couldn't brook any
criticism whatsoever any And you know his argument wasn't I'm
going to write a letter to the editor or I'm

(12:05):
gonna write my own article and robut it no, no, no, no,
it was censor them, destroy them, ruin them, cancel them,
ban them. You look at this and You're like, you
never ever should invest power in a bureaucrat, because that's

(12:27):
how you get a disaster like COVID nineteen and the
other thing. Mel And people forget this, and that is how,
this is how the media sold us on him. He's
a bureaucrat, by the way. The other thing that's striking
is he's a very mediocre man. He's not smart, not
at all. He's not intelligent, not at all. You can

(12:49):
see he's a very he's a mediocre, faceless bureaucrat. He's
never done any science. He's not a scientist. He's never
practiced any medicine, none, literally none. He gets his medical
degree and in nineteen sixty eight and he goes straight

(13:10):
into the federal government. All this guy was was a
bureaucrat his entire life. That's it. That's it. And we
gave him the keys to the kingdom. I mean, insane,
honestly insane. And so when you read the diary, I

(13:32):
just he's gushing over Kim Kardashian. I met her. Oh
my god, she's a fan of mine. Oh I'm such
a big fan of hers. Barbara Streisan, he's like a
little girl like you know, my Eva now was thirteen,
and so there's you know, certain bands or whatever singers

(13:53):
and you know, ah, you know they are thirteen years old?
How they are at thirteen and she's like gushing over them.
That's him. But this is a seventy what eight seventy
nine year old man and he's like, oh, I'm on
regular contact with Barbis Streisan. Oh, I love for her
and I even told her how to use Alexa, and

(14:14):
we're on the phone and we're besties. And a profile
piece on me, Oh Style magazine, I'm on the cover
of it now, and my Hollywood friend said, no, no,
you gotta wear this one thousand dollars ray band, sunglasses.
You're gonna look so cool. Tony okay, And he's going

(14:39):
on about oh, New York Times, great puff piece, Washington Post,
big profile piece. I'm the most popular man in America.
I'm one of the hottest celebrities in the world. This
is so cool, really cool. And you're looking at this

(14:59):
and you people are dying. People are in the hospital.
They can't see their grandparents because of your protocols. They
can't see their parents. People are dying all by themselves.

(15:19):
The only people have told me Jeff I couldn't say
bye to my grandma, couldn't say bye to my granddad,
couldn't say bye to my mom and my dad. Hospitals
wouldn't let me. Fauci's rules. People aren't getting ivermectin, people
aren't getting hydroxychloric when they're literally dying. Or they're putting

(15:41):
people on rimd severe and then putting them on these
ventilators that Fauci's ordering and suddenly they're fine, and then
all of a sudden they're dead. And all this guy's
going on about is you know, the Spice Girls and
Kim Kardashian. It's just one after another. And I told
them I'm a big fan of her, or I told

(16:01):
him I'm a big fan of him. I told her
I'm a big fan of her. And they're calling me
and they're saying I'm a big fan of me, and
I'm texting them and this is incredible. And now the
media is telling us, Okay, maybe he should just say
he's sorry and then but that'll keep up knowing Have

(16:22):
I say he's sorry and then he won't go to jail?
Are you kidding me? Six one seven two six six
sixty eight sixty eight is the number, okay, very quickly,
because I want to go right back to the blazing
phone lines. Uh. But Fauci's got other problems now. It's
not just that he's been held in contempt of Congress,

(16:44):
and either Janine Piro or Todd Blanche may actually pull
the proverbial trigger in ditem charge him and prosecute him.
But now he's got state attorneys general after him. Four
states are going after Fauci, three in particular, Florida, West Virginia,

(17:07):
and Louisiana are now launching massive investigations for his self
dealing and his promotion is self promotion during the entire pandemic,
that he made out like a bandit while abusing his position,

(17:27):
not caring about public health, and doing everything he could
to get himself awards, money book deals, sitting on commissions, professorships.
There was nothing this guy wouldn't do to make himself
richer and richer and richer. And just to give you

(17:49):
an example, okay of how greedy, and I mean greedy
this guy was, so people are dying. This is now
twenty twenty, going into twenty twenty one now under Biden,
And he tells his chief of staff and his personal
assistant to start making applications for awards for quote unquote

(18:13):
leadership during the pandemic. And one of them was a
one million dollar award, a prize, the Dan David Prize
affiliated with Tel Aviv University in Israel, and that's for
his leadership during the pandemic. And so we had it

(18:36):
and our member. These are federal employees being paid by
you and me taxpayer dollars, so they're on the federal
tax dollar dime on our dime, on our time. These
are and they're supposed to be working on dealing and
countering and responding to COVID nineteen, but most of their time,
as you see in the emails and in the and

(18:58):
the diary, is they're making application after application so that
Fauci can keep getting richer and richer and richer. And
his wife as well. They were also making applications for
his wife, so they were both cashing in, all right. Now.

(19:20):
They they lobby Tel Aviv University so hard that they
say okay. And then by the way, Fauci promises all
kinds of grants to these universities. It was paid a play.
So if you want, say a nice fifty million or
one hundred million dollar grant. That's our money to do
quote unquote research for infectious diseases. I think you want

(19:44):
him to win the Dan David prize, right right, he
gets the million dollar prize. Wink wink uh. And of
course you get your fifty million dollar grant. See that's
how it works. Quote, congratulations, you're rich. Fauci's personal assistant,

(20:04):
Patricia Conrad. That's what she wrote to him in April
twenty twenty one in an email after she was notified
that Fauci was awarded the Dan David price. On that
email chain was his chief of staff, Greg Folkers. This
is his response, I'm not kidding. Quote, I want my

(20:27):
fifteen percent, I want my cut. That's Fauci's chief of staff,
Greg Folkers, and on and on and by the way,
just so that you know. Fauci then has an email
later acknowledging he got the million dollars, saying it was

(20:49):
deposited directly into his bank account. Now, by the way,
email after email, application after application, he got book deals,
he got awards, he got cash prizes, he got board positions,
which pays these board positions you put them on a board.

(21:10):
Five hundred thousand dollars a million dollars six hundred thousand dollars,
the wife a million dollars eight hundred thousand dollars. She
sat on boards everywhere, private foundation partnerships, all kinds of
other professional financial opportunities, professorships, you name it. All they

(21:33):
did was make money millions and millions, in fact, tens
of millions, both he and the wife. So Florida's Attorney
general now says they want every document, every communication on
his self dealing. And also they say on vaccine efficacy,

(21:53):
the boosters, adverse potential potential adverse effects consequences, including myocarditis,
and by the way, they want his communications with vaccine manufacturers.
And what they're all saying, whether it's Louisiana, West Virginia,
Florida and now it looks like Alabama's gonna jump in,

(22:15):
is they're saying he ran a pay to play operation.
He knew that the vaccine was ineffective, he didn't care.
He knew the vaccine was killing people, he didn't care.
As I said, he got six boosters. This idiot, he
got COVID three times, once he got a pulmonary embolism.

(22:41):
They basically it attacked his lung damaged. His lung tissue
is so serious they had to send him to an
elite private clinic to get treatment, and then they covered
it up. And this is what he was telling us
to take. And all the while he's telling the vaccine manufacturer,
don't worry, you're all gonna make a ton of cash.

(23:04):
We'll make this. We're gonna push that vaccine mandate. We're
gonna force every American, including a six month old baby,
to take it. And the whole time they did not
have proper clinical trials and test studies to see if
this damn thing was safe. So they're gonna get him.

(23:28):
I'm telling you, they're gonna get him. And at a
bare minimum, if this guy can avoid getting jail time,
let me tell you what's gonna happen. All of his
ill gotten gains, all of his illicit, dirty, corrupt money
that he amassed, it's gonna be drained dry because he's

(23:52):
gonna have to pay his three thousand dollars an hour
lawyers to defend him, not just in court in Washington,
but in Florida, in Alabama, in West Virginia, in Louisiana,
and frankly, I hope every single Red State does the

(24:15):
exact same thing in all in twenty five twenty six
thirty Red states. I would believe this guy White. His
fortune was illegitimate, it was corrupt, its blood money. Sue them,

(24:36):
sue them to Polucaville, and let him lose it all,
because honestly, he deserves to lose it all. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. You see
the chief of staff. You know where's my fifteen percent?
That guy is supposed to be working on public health policy.

(24:57):
He's supposed to be helping people survive in hospitals, and
instead they're sending out application after application to line his pockets.
And I got to get my cut. What do you guys?
Public health scientists or freaking gangsters? Andy in New Hampshire.
Thanks for holding Andy, and welcome, Jeff.

Speaker 6 (25:22):
How are you this morning?

Speaker 1 (25:23):
Good? Good? How are you? Andy?

Speaker 6 (25:25):
I'm doing okay, but I often wonder if you have
some kind of a gig going with Big Pharma. Do
you know why I say that? Why I got to
double up on my blood pressure medicine. When I listen
to you, I love you so much in a non
sexual way, Jeff. I want to tell you are a
modern day Paul Harvey. Do you remember what Paul Harvey

(25:45):
used to say at the end of his Now for
the real story.

Speaker 1 (25:49):
Yeah, now you know the rest of the story.

Speaker 6 (25:51):
Now you know the rest of the story. Okay, Because
that's what you tell. You probably raise a lot of
people's blood pressure and they have to double up on
him medicaid often like I do. But you make the
people aware of what's going on in this country.

Speaker 5 (26:06):
And as far as as far as Fauci's.

Speaker 6 (26:09):
Concerned, just do it. This guy caused so much damage
to this country, destroyed so many people's lives, so many
businesses went under. There's there's never been such an evil man,
and he should he should pay the price. And at that.

Speaker 1 (26:32):
Do you think he will? Let me ask you this,
do you think he will? That's the key question. Now.
I mean they have him. I'm really I'm telling you.
They've got the emails, They've even got the text messages,
they've got the diary. They've got him. I mean, they've
got him. As I like to say, six Ways to Sunday.
They got him, you know. And so the only question

(26:54):
now is will Jeanine Pierro or Todd Blanche make the
decision to prosecute. I think that that's the only question now.
You know, it's like a gangster. We've got the gangster.
We've got everything. We've got witnesses, we've got the you know,
the bank receipts, we've got the pictures, the video surveillance.

(27:14):
We've got them committing crime after crime after crime. Like
we've got them. The only question now is do we
have the will to charge and you know, to charge, prosecute,
arrest obviously, and convict. And that's my That to me
is the sixty four thousand dollars question. Andy, what say.

Speaker 6 (27:37):
You hang them? In Times Square New Years?

Speaker 1 (27:42):
Jeff, I'm praying. I got my fingers crossed, and we'll
see what happens. I'll tell you this. If Janine Piro
punts on this, I want her out. I want her out.
If Todd Blanche punts on this, I want him as
a next Attorney General. And don't get me wrong, I

(28:03):
like Todd lanch I do. I want him to be
confirmed as the next you know, full time permanent attorney General.
But to me, this is this is a litmus test
you want to drain the swamp. This is one of
the biggest swamp creatures. You can back and they've got

(28:27):
the goods now. Now I know if you're for real
or not anyway, just my opinion, agree, disagree six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Okay, eight o'clock.
You know what that means? Friday Cooner's call Log. Caller

(28:53):
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Speaker 5 (29:08):
Thanks for holding my First of all, I think we're
given the socialist group that's that kind of seems.

Speaker 7 (29:14):
Like they're running wild right now, taking over. But I
think we're giving them a little bit too much credit.
I think what's really gonna happen is I think Donald
Trump this administration. I think they're setting up and they're
putting things in place right now. I think naturally, all
the food prices in the market's gonna come down. Gas
is gonna come down. I'm talking way down like we've
never seen before. And I think the socialists, I think

(29:34):
they're smart, but I'm stupid people. They're smart and they're
aware of it. I think the Trump administration is really
going to be responsible for the prices coming down, but
they're gonna try to take the credit for it.

Speaker 8 (29:43):
I mean, there's no possible way that they're gonna shut
down stop.

Speaker 5 (29:47):
And shop macket that. It's just it's not even logical
to think that they could do something like that. In
other words, like you mentioned something about militarizing the Cup
of Marckets and all the control.

Speaker 7 (29:59):
Of all good when Twush comes to show who's.

Speaker 8 (30:02):
Side is the military really gonna be on if that
ever came to that, you know what I mean, I
think we're just giving them a little bit too much.
Kind of people to get a little bit too excited
because you know, the prices haven't come down yet. But
I really do think that that Trump's setting up a
system where.

Speaker 7 (30:17):
America is going to be driving fighting made.

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different level every single day. Six one seven two, six
six sixty eight sixty eight. Contempt of Congress has now

(31:53):
been issued against Fauci. It was an eight to five
vote along party lines on the committee Senate Homeland Security Committee.
Fetterman voted with the Democrats, so he didn't want to
hold Fauci in contempt. He's always, by the way, forget
what he says. He'll go on Fox and take a

(32:13):
couple of shots at the Socialists and his party, but
he always votes party line, and he did it again
to caudle and protect Fauci, but it didn't matter. Eight
Republicans voted for a criminal referral. It is now as
I speak to you on the desk of Todd Blanche

(32:34):
and the desk of Janine Piro, the US Attorney for
the District of Columbia, they now have all the grounds
to arrest him, prosecute him, and jail him. Should they
and will they? Six one seven two six six sixty

(32:54):
eight sixty eight is the number Maggie and Amesbury. Thanks
for holding Maggie, and welcome.

Speaker 9 (33:02):
Good morning, Jeff, Thanks for taking my call. I just
want to say first of all that I ninety over
ninety percent of the time I fully support Trump. I
voted for him three times, vote f him again. But
the one thing I can never understand is why did
he support Fauci. I mean, I questioned it from the
get go. I don't know if it was because he

(33:24):
didn't understand medicines, probably maybe his weakest subject. I don't know,
but I keep wondering, he's so smart about other people,
why did he put his support behind Fauchi. I can't
understand that. Am I missing something?

Speaker 1 (33:39):
No, You're not missing anything. It was the biggest mistake
of his second term, sorry, of his first term. It
was the biggest mistake of his first term. And he's
passed away now. But there was a brilliant man. His
name was a professor or doctor Angelo code Villa, C. D. E.

(34:03):
V I L l A originally from Italy, a naturalized American,
a brilliant man, a political thinker, a political philosopher. He
wrote a book that immensely influenced Rush Limbaugh. I read
it as well. I think it's one of the greatest
books of the last twenty five years. And he was

(34:24):
the one that laid out, you know, the term the
ruling class. And it's a short book, by the way,
it's not a very thick book. It's a very readable book.
But he changed the way I look at the world,
the way Rush looked at the world, the way so
many conservatives look at the world. And he was a
friend of mine. He admired my work at the Washington Times,

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my columns. Of course, I admired his work, and he
emailed me. This was when at the height of the pandemic.
Code Villa was still alive, and he said, Trump has
just made the biggest mistake and he cited Machiavelli. He
was a big admirer of Italian political theorists. He was
Italian himself, but he studied Machiavelli. That was his That

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was the one guy he knew at the back of
his hand. And he said, the one thing a statesman
never does is you never seed your destiny to another individual.
And he said, Trump, when the media kept pressing him
and pressing him, will you quote follow the science on COVID,

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will you only listen to Fauci's recommendations and not overrule Fauci,
Because if you overrule Fauci, this was the narrative, you're
overruling quote science. He was science. He was the number
one public health expert allegedly in America. So anything and

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anything anyone else did was political. It was unscientific, anti scientific.
But what she advocated was quote science. And Trump, backed
into a corner, made the biggest mistake of his first term.
He said, I won't overrule him, and so then they

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had him. Fauci said, you got to lock down the economy.
It's science. He locked it down. You've got to close
all the schools. It's the science. Okay, close the schools.
Social distancing, six feet Okay, implement it. It's the science. No,
the COVID was not an attack from China. It was

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not a gain function research funded by Fauci and then
released to kill people around the world and here in America.
It was a wet market. Okay, I you know, I
have my doubts, but okay, if Fauci says it, okay.
So they destroyed the economy, and then this was the key.

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This was the key. They then changed the way we
govern ourselves to this day. Fauci said, you have to
have universal mail in balloting. It's such a deadly pandemic.
With six feet social distancing, people can't vote in regular

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you know, in person voting, so you have to use
mail in ballots. And that's how they stole the election.
And they've changed now the very relationship of government to citizen.
Ever since then, we've never truly recovered. And that's why
the diary is so explosive. That's why he won't answer

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questions because there was no science to anything that he
said in public. The six feet social distancing, he admits
it made up. Masks ineffective, he admits it, the vaccine ineffective,
and causes adverse effects. He admits it that the lab

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league that the source of COVID came from the Wuhan Lab.
He admits it that they were funding it for years.
He admits it that the lockdowns are a disaster and
would do nothing to stop COVID except creator the economy.
He admits it that the school closures were an absolute
freaking disaster and would do nothing to protect kids from

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COVID who didn't need protection because they had natural strong immunity.
He admits it. So everything he advocated was a lie.
It wasn't science. It was all politics to destroy the country,
to destroy the Trump's presidency, and to empower the Chinese

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Communist Party. So long story short, Maggie. He allowed the media,
the Democrats, the Republican establishment because they were all behind
Fauci and Communists Chrya to corner him and say, okay,
I won't say anything against Fauci whatever he says. He

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put him on that pass force and Mike Pence said,
whatever Fauci says, his law, and by doing that, that's
how they beat him in his first term. It was
the biggest mistake Trump ever, frankly ever made, But it
was the biggest mistake of his first term, Maggiet is

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that I don't know does that answer your question or
no use?

Speaker 9 (39:38):
It does, Jeff and I agree, but I also have.

Speaker 1 (39:40):
To add that, Mike, you gotta be kidding me. Man,
you can't