NASHional Briefing Weekend Segment 3

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's the National Briefing with Kelly Nash weekend edition, coming
to you from KFYI Phoenix. Although my home base is
actually in Columbia, South Carolina. That's where I actually live,
is Columbia. But the show for the weekend originates at
KFYI Phoenix, and I am proud of it. I am
also amazed that after this week, there are still Americans

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who believe that Tony Fauci should be treated as a hero.
I wonder does anybody still have the Tony Fauci candles
and or the panties. I know he ordered a pair
of the Tony Fauci panties. Does anybody else have them still?
Or did most people, if not all, just throw them
away in disgust as it's become, you know, painfully obvious.
It's like we're taking your nose, like if you're a

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dog and we're rubbing it in the poop. You know
a lot of people thought free thinkers, not right wingers,
by the way, I know a lot of people on
the right who back in twenty twenty one, that era,
they were very pro Fauci, and they were very pro vaccine.
And Donald Trump today is still pro vaccine and I'm

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not here to tell you that it can't work. What
I'm telling you is that in twenty twenty, when Donald
Trump made the announcement that they were going to do
this incredible thing. No one's ever done anything like it before.
We're gonna solve this coronavirus thing. We're gonna get a
vaccine to all of you. I, like so many other people,
took to the Internet to find out what the hell

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is a coronavirus. Then we found out a coronavirus is
a group of different types of earborne things that the
cold and the flu are in the coronavirus family. And
I know that one of the longest running jokes in
history is we could put a man on the moon,
but we can't stop the simple cold, And we certainly
have never figured out a way to stop the flu.

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So what are the chances that, after decades of research
on trying to stop that, that in a couple of
weeks or months they were going to figure out a
way to stop this version of a coronavirus that they
then called COVID nineteen. I didn't really put a lot
of stock in it. As a matter of fact, I
thought this sounds dangerous they're going to rush something to market,

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and who knows what's going to happen. Now, it didn't
go as bad as I thought. Honestly, I really thought
a lot more people would die from the vaccine. Didn't
turn out that way, thankfully, God bless And who knows
what any, if any, long term repercussions will be had
by that. I don't know. Usually that's why they take
ten years in studies to find out if there's going
to be long term repercussions. So again, still praying for

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the best for anybody who got the COVID vaccine. But
Tony Fauci was lying from the word go, and we
knew that if you paid attention, you knew that he
was lying from the word go because one of his
personal emails back in twenty twenty was exposed where he
sent an email to one of his coworkers. She asked,

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I have to go on a trip with this coronavirus thing.
Should I wear a mask? And he said in that
email mask wouldn't stop one of these airborne things. No,
I mean, that's more for show than anything else. Now,
if it's for something like in a typical like pollen,
if you're in the South. Then you have a pollen problem,
which we have every year down here, then yeah, you

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could wear a mask and it would help with your allergies.
But if you're talking about an actual germ going up
against a cotton mask, the best description I've ever heard
of that is it's like putting up a chain link
fence and hope that it'll stop the ants from coming in.
It has no effect, no measurable effect. Okay, So the

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mask thing was a lie. The social distancing was a lie,
and we knew that from the word go because NBC
News did a story in April of twenty twenty showing
how one sneeze in a grocery store, the germs from
that would go literally to the other side of the
grocery store. So what difference does it make if I'm

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two feet from you, six feet from you, or sixty
feet from you. The germs are still going to come
to us. And so a lot of free thinkers, people
on the left, people in the center, and people on
the right came to the conclusion, Hey, you know what,
nothing we can do about it. The best defense is
going to be a healthy immune system. That's the best defense.
That's what a lot of I remember there was a

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meme put out at the time or whatever, and it
was from Talladega Knights, and it's Will Ferrell when he's
saying his prayer and he's going, dear baby Jesus. But
the words came after, please don't let the cure for
the coronavirus be a healthy diet exercise. That was the cure.
That's the cure for a lot of things, healthy diet
and exercise. But anyway, Tony Fauci was put on blast

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at the Senate hearings this week, and yet I still
have people in my timeline. I literally just responded, if
you're following me on social media or this is on
my ex account, some guy coming at me in my
comments section talking about how Tony Fauci has saved millions
of people's lives in his career in medicine, and can't

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you think of anything nice to say? And I said, no,
I can't think of anything nice to say because he
lied numerous times here in order to get this. Now,
let me see, I think that rand Paul was talking
to Steven A. Smith. I think Ran Paul does a
pretty good job of trying to put it all into
like less than sixty seconds.

Speaker 2 (05:37):
Should the taxpayer fund research where we take an animal
virus and mutate it to become a human virus. We
basically create a new virus that doesn't exist in nature,
and we have the ability to do it. In twenty ten,
they took the bird flu and they replaced eight genes,
made it transmissible through the air, aersolized it between mammals,
and it wasn't before. I think it makes no sense.

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The bird flu about fifty percent deadly. If you make
it more transmissible to humans, like what we think happened
with COVID nineteen, it would be a death wish for
the world. The reason we don't have a pandemic right
now with the bird flu is it doesn't go human
to human. We think COVID nineteen started out going human
to humans so quickly is because it was modified in
the lab preadapted to go human to human. They do this,

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interestingly with mice that have human lungs, created mice that
are basically human. When the virus looks at the lung
cells and they just culture this thing over and over,
it's called serial passage until they get a virus that
can infect humans, and it's a terrible thing, and Fauci
knew all along what they were doing. He says, we
suspect they might have manipulated because we know they do

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gain of function research.

Speaker 1 (06:42):
But then in Pluce, why are we doing gain of
function research? Right, that's the question. Well, in America, you're
not supposed to do gain of function research. So Fauci
backdoored it with Wuhan and paid for it. There. That's
what happened. And I don't even think that that's really
a question anymore whether or not Fauci paid. He might
not have paid for the majority of it, but he

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certainly invested in it. And he was certainly very invested
in the idea of rolling out this new vaccine, the
Murna that nobody, as he famously said in a twenty
eighteen World Health Organization conference, well we have this murna
technology that we think would be next level for vaccinations,

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but nobody will let us try it out. And somebody
else on the panel joked, what if there was a pandemic,
and he said, well, they'd all be begging for it, then,
wouldn't they. Well, what do you know, son of a bee?
Is to quote Joe Biden two years later, we got
a global pandemic, and it comes out of the Wuhan
lob that Tony Fauci and others were paying for gain
of function so that it could go human to human.

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And again in his own notes, he pointed out in
his own notes that ten of his twelve scientists told
him it doesn't seem plausible that this could have just
come from a wet market. It seems as if the
pro spike had to have been put there by a lab.
And what do you know, there's a lab in Wuhan
that Tony Fauci was partnering with that somehow that got

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out into the open. Whether that was intentional or not,
we'll probably never know. But Tony Fauci will his name Fauci,
I believe, will become a verb at some point and
it will mean to It's another form of gaslighting. You
tell people just total lies. But I guess it would
be gaslighting if I knew it was hurting you, Like

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you thought that this was going to be doing something
in your favor, but it actually hurts you. Because wearing
the mask turns out had long term psychological negative effects
on people. Separating people drove alcoholism, drug addiction rates, through
the roof suicide, depression, all of those things. Tony Fauci
unleashed a monster, not just on America but the entire world,

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not letting China off the hook, not letting Wuhan Lab
off the hook. But Tony Fauci set the protocols, and
the rest of the world for the most part, looked
at the United States and said, well, if that's what
they're doing, that's what we should do. So a lot
of the world a lot, and never forget, never forget
how far the left went. I mean this idea that

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you would need a passport to show the vaccination in
order to travel, that you had the President of the
United States at the time, Joe Biden, threatening us, saying,
you know, our patients can only go so far. We've
proven to you that it's safe. We've proven to you
that the vaccine works. Well, guess what, Joe Biden, here
we are a few years later. Turns out the vaccine

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didn't do squat to stop it for the most part,
and there were some negative effects. So you can ah,
I'm getting angry. I don't want to get angry. I
don't like me when I'm angry. I'm like the incredible hulk.
I don't even like me when I'm angry. So let's
stay positive, let's keep it happy. Tony fauci number one
thing in his life was his ego. He will now

(10:02):
die eventually. He's eighty five. By the way, I was
trying to find something nice to say about him the
other day. His skincare routine must is on point for
eighty five. He looks amazing. I mean, maybe maybe the
COVID vaccine does something to help skincare. I don't know,
but he looks great. But that's about the only nice
thing I can say about him. He will die ashamed

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of his actions because he has been un blast. The
entire world knows, anyone who wants to pay attention that
he was a liar. He's a megalomaniac, and he's an egomaniac.
And that is how Tony Fauci will be remembered. And
you know, I guess, as in the words of Bernie Moreno,
I hope it was worth it for the selfie with
Kim Kardashian. This is where common sense makes it stand.

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