July 31, 2026 • 20 mins
What should we learn from the Covid-19 shutdown? We continue our discussion on the revelations from Anthony Fauci's diary, and how the pandemic gave America a real taste of communism.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
This is Red Pilled America. You're listening to Red Pilled
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We are talking Fauci, We're talking COVID. We're going down
memory lane.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
You know what I need? More Fauci clips, please, more
clips of Fauci pleating the fifth fIF in the fifth
and just getting body slammed.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
You know, it was one senator after another that was
taking him out. It was well deserved. So many people
lost their jobs, saw their kids. I mean, we have
a single child. She had to be cooped up by
herself basically for a year and a half.
Speaker 2 (00:45):
It was horrible.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Remember those those well, those birthdays that we went to
that you had to in the car to drive by birthdays,
you had to basically drive into a car, you drove
up to the person's house. You had no actual contact
with them. You just drove by in your car and
you honked and you wave and you said happy birthday,
and then you went home to quarantine again. And I
(01:07):
just remember that how much that impacted our daughter, so
much so that she talked about it years later, about those.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Moments about it in her college essays.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
Yes, it was one of those kinds of big moments
for her and so many of these kids that had
to basically fend for themselves, be by themselves, and so.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Many that committed suicide because I.
Speaker 1 (01:26):
Mean, we did a whole story on it. Under the
rug in Chicago, one of the students in Chicago killed himself.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
Horrible.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
It was horrible, horrible time. And you have now all
of these celebrities coming forward protecting him right now.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
You know why, because they're complicit, they're pigs.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
They need to protect him because they were part of
the problem. They saw him as their soldier, as their
suicide bomber to take out the Trump administration. Shut down
the economy, keep it shut down, keep the schools closed,
keep everybody afraid, so that they could get elected in
twenty twenty four. And so of course they're going to
(02:01):
come out and protect him right now. And the hubris
that he had to type that all into his diary
and then send it to himself on a government machine. Okay,
one of the few things that you could actually foya,
I mean and look into and actually grab that data.
And he does that to.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
It first, tell me.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
That's how full of himself he was. Now, as you
said earlier, some people had to cave. They had to
feed their families if their job required a vaccination, and
they didn't have the float to get basically fired. Maybe
they had a kind of career that they couldn't lose.
If they lost, they're basically in a very bad position.
But there was a lot of people that weren't like that,
(02:42):
and they caved, and this was the litmus test. There
was this very very critical moment. It was basically the
second week of March when everybody, the entire machine, decided
to go after Trump. When just two weeks earlier they
were trying to get them to go out to Chinatown
and to not be racist. You Americans, go out to
(03:03):
Chinatown and spend your money. Two weeks later, they're pushing
at Trump, pushing at him. The entire media complex came
at him, and there was this critical moment where you
saw what people were made of, especially in the media space,
because he needed that protection. And one after the other
they started to cave. And then there was this last one,
(03:24):
which was Tucker Carlson. He basically goes Tomorrow Lago, He's
reading all of this stuff. He says that he was
becoming obsessed with kind of this COVID and how bad
it was going to get. He goes out Tomorrow Lago,
he urges the president to take drastic measures. And then
what does he do. He doesn't keep the conversation private.
(03:46):
He goes over to Vanity Fair. He gives them an
interview and tells them everything that he was basically saying
to the president, and basically that the president was looking
through this through a political lens and that he was
basically not taking the action that he needed to take.
That was on the seventeenth. I think that that went
through and then you know, sure enough, you know, the
(04:09):
Trump basically had nothing at that point, he had no
protection whatsoever. The conservative influencers were going against him. All
these conservative influencers now that talk about, oh, you know,
we were so smart. Then we saw we read Fauci
go back. You can't read their feed right now because
they deleted all of those tweets. But they were telling
(04:29):
everybody to comply and wear a mask, and and oh
you know, what's the big deal. You know, we need
to save we need to save some lives. And so
he had no protection. So it's kind of hard for
me to really go at Trump hard for making that
decision because he had no support whatsoever.
Speaker 2 (04:48):
No, I mean even in the beginning, I remember tweeting
out to Trump to you know, shut down the borders,
shut down the travel yea, do it now?
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Yeah, And they were doing and he was doing that,
and he got called a racist for that. They were
calling him a racist for that when he basically was
shutting off you know, travel from Italy and China and
what have you. So, you know, but I think what
we what we're seeing here now, and everybody's going after Fauci.
They should I'm not saying that they shouldn't. The man
was He was like Gallam from Lord of the Rings.
(05:19):
He had this power in this this precious, this precious
power that he had, and he was loving it. He
was loving it. He was looking at it like it
was a precious this ring of power that he had.
He was one of the most powerful people in the
world at that time because you had everybody speaking this
guy's praise. Besides all of the celebrities in Hollywood, you
(05:41):
also had guys like you know, doctor Drew, which was
basically saying, listen to Fauci, you know, whatever Fauci says,
you do, okay, And so you had this entire kind
of media complex turning on Trump. So he had to
make the decision to shut down for two weeks reluctantly.
He was fighting it and fighting it and fighting it
for several months, but he made the decision. And then
(06:07):
you saw the real true colors of all of these
people that were, oh, okay, wait a minute. I thought
it was supposed to just be two weeks, all these
conservative influencers that were pushing to do the shutdown going
along lockstep with the legacy media, and then two weeks
turns into three, turns into four, turns into six, turns
into eight, and everyone's like, oh, why aren't we opening up? Well,
(06:27):
you don't give them that power. The second that you
let these kind of communist ideas in, they take control.
And that's what we saw happen. But there was a
silver lining throughout this entire time because many of us
sent our kids to basically the zoom school, I guess
for lack of a better term, but you got to
(06:49):
see what your kid was being taught. Yeah, George Floyd
hits And so now you're starting to see all this wokeness.
And I remember sitting there on the side watching my
daughter take these classes, these remote classes, and seeing this
very expensive private school teaching our daughter about you know,
this woke ideology and about this anti racist ideology and
(07:13):
BLM and what have you in I'm.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Line on having to read books like stamped yes at
and we were like, yeah, no, not going to happen.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
We're not doing it. So we're not Scholder for that year.
But that was a big, big eye opening moment. One
you saw how many people would willingly go along with
the most ludicrous expert opinions possible, whether it be wear
a mask but you can go on to basketball camp,
or whether it means, you know, walk down one line
(07:42):
of the island at the grocery store and you have
to go one way down that, or or wear a
mask in your car. You saw how people responded and
how willingly they will give up their freedoms to feel safe.
So that was, you know, kind of in a way
of silver lining. But then the other thing was is
seeing the schools and what the schools are doing to
our kids and seeing how, you know, a lot of
(08:04):
the the woke ideology was coming into these classrooms so
many parents had their eyes opened in this moment, and
I think that it was in that way, it's I
think was the beginning of the real fight against wokeness
was at that time, was when you saw it. It
(08:25):
was one thing for us adults to have to deal
with it. It's a whole nother thing to have this system,
this machine where our kids were having to run through
this meat grinder. And I think that woke up a
lot of parents. I could not believe how many quote
unquote smart people that I saw giving vaccine vaccines to
their children. I could not believe how many people I
(08:49):
saw doing that when all of the data was saying otherwise.
There was no data out there saying that your kid
is vulnerable to this. To this flew this very strong
flu There was no data out there, but people were
doing it because they wanted to be socially accepted within
their circles.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
That was the thing.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
That's the way it came down to. They were feeling
social pressure, they were feeling a little bit of a
social kick. Their kids weren't able to go to certain
things if they weren't vaccinated. They were getting shunned within
the certain communities, and a lot of the times. You know,
when people question us, like why do you guys care
so much about Hollywood, it's because that elite platform. Is
(09:31):
part of the reason why so many of these policies
and so much of that cultural pressure was being put
on everybody was because they were walking lockstep together applying
that pressure onto everybody, and if you didn't do it,
they would shame you. Here's the perfect example.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
But I think people should know there's a virus to you.
It kills people. And the only way we've prevented is
to get vaccinated, to wear masks, to do social distancing,
washing your hands all the time, and not just the
think about, well, my freedom is being kind of disturbed here, No,
screw your freedom.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
That was a year we're basically saying that the unvaccinated
were dying.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Yeah, it was a pandemic of the unvaccinated. True, not true,
not true. And as we see in Vauci's Fauci's Diary,
he admits in his diary that the vaccination was not
stopping the spread and that they were still getting it,
but he wasn't kind of coming out with that publicly.
So that's really where you see the hypocrisy in this
(10:36):
journal of what he's willing to tell the public and
what he's saying to himself privately. And you know, thank
you to RFK Junior for bringing this journal to light,
because if we did not have that, we would not
be able to see we all knew, but to have
it in writing, I think makes it even that much better.
(10:56):
So what should we learn from all of this, this
new COVID information that we have and this new Fauci information.
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join in the top of the menu. When would you
say that you realized during the COVID hysteria that we
(12:27):
had jumped the shark, that the whole world was going crazy.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
I don't remember the exact moment. I mean, because it
was incremental, you know, it was incremental, But I mean
definitely I was an early adopter of this is bullshit.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:41):
I think for me it was the toilet paper chaos,
when I saw everybody going crazy for toilet paper. I'm thinking, well,
just wipe your self with wash your Buttah, you said
a handcloth or something like that. Why are you going
crazy take a super toilet paper. You know a lot
of people start buying bidets and what have you. But
(13:02):
I mean, like that, when I saw the toilet paper chaos,
I'm like, this is ridiculous. This is absolute madness. So
I thought that's when things kind of jumped the shark.
But I will say the end of the day, what
I want to just I want us to remember a
couple things here. One, this was a litmus test, and
we are what we eat. Media wise, there were so
(13:25):
many people that failed this test, whether it be Tucker,
whether it be guys like doctor Drew, whether it be
Jake Tapper, really anybody from the CNN lineup failed the test,
whether it be Chuck Todd, Chris Cuomo. Now we're starting
to welcome him on the right. He's like in our
(13:45):
feeds now and in our kind of media ecosystem. The
guy was the biggest fraud when it came to this
COVID thing. I remember when he caught COVID and then
he like staged this kind of like coming out from quarantine.
It ended up being a you know, a big staged event.
We need to remember these moments. You need to remember
(14:06):
what the media tried to do to you and don't
allow something like this to happen again. I want to
play a quick montage of the media and what they
were doing to the people that were fighting and pushing
back against this.
Speaker 4 (14:19):
President Trump wrote on Twitter, don't be afraid of COVID.
Speaker 1 (14:22):
Don't let it dominate your life.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Don't let it dominate your life. In terms of responding
to a comment like that.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It's gross.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
It's okay to be afraid of COVID, and it's okay
that that it's dominating your life.
Speaker 5 (14:33):
Everyone should be afraid of COVID.
Speaker 4 (14:36):
Ching you shall know the truth, and the truth shall
set you free.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
I can't come in, mom, it's there.
Speaker 4 (14:42):
It's because of this flu thing. We won't be free
of this pandemic until we listen to the acknowledged truth.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
Listen to the scientists. Science is truth.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
You know, science is truth. What is the impact to
public health when people are openly questioning the science?
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Now is the time to do what you're told.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
By not hearing the truth, by not listening to the scientists,
they are prolonging how bad the economy will be. Now
I see somebody out in the world who's not wearing
a mask, I instantly think you are a threat, or
you are selfish, or you are a COVID denier, and
you definitely haven't been vaccinated.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
Are you vacinated?
Speaker 1 (15:27):
So why are you wearing the mask?
Speaker 2 (15:29):
Seek out the scientists and listen to their advice.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
Listen to scientists.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
Listen to the scientists.
Speaker 5 (15:34):
Trust the experts.
Speaker 3 (15:35):
We're going to trust science. We're going to trust the experts.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
Parents who say, well, I need to do my own research,
makes you think of that cartoon I saw the tombstone
that said I did my own research.
Speaker 3 (15:48):
Republicans have giving their voted license to believe whatever they
want to believe.
Speaker 4 (15:54):
Somebody saying, listen to the scientists, do that.
Speaker 6 (15:56):
Let's listen to the scientists.
Speaker 1 (15:59):
These are the same people that were saying it was
okay for the bl protesters to go out there on
the streets to protest, to be like right next to
each other, thousands and thousands and thousands of people, you know,
protesting during this COVID outbreak, and that was what the
media did. I every time. Now, the more I think
(16:19):
about this, and I think about this moment, the more
I despise the legacy media. I despise these people. What
they did to the United States. People died alone. It
was a horrific, horrific moment.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
What they did to the mental health of so many
children in this country.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
One hundred percent. But here's the thing. I don't think
anyone's going to really pay for this. I think back
to the financial crisis in two thousand and eighty, when
there was clearly people to blame for this. There was
clearly people that we should go after for these subprime loans.
Subprime loans and the people pushing them, the community activists
(17:02):
that you know attacked the banks for not giving loans
to bad credited people. Nobody paid for that during the
two thousand and eight financial crisis, no one. And now
here we are with COVID. We have the guy that
was basically running the policy in Fauci. We have his diary.
(17:22):
He is clearly saying something different to the public that
what he's writing privately. He is giving mixed signals or
actually completely flip flopping on the masks one second saying
they don't work, don't worry about them. Then the next second,
saying wear your mask.
Speaker 5 (17:40):
Right now in the United States, people should not be
walking around with masks.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
You're sure of it, because people are listening really no
closely to this.
Speaker 5 (17:49):
Right now. People should not be walking There's no reason
to be walking around with a mask when you're in
the middle of an outbreak. Wearing a mask might make
people feel a little bit better, and it might even
block a droplet, but it's not providing the perfect protection
that people think that it is, and often there are
(18:10):
unintended consequences. People keep fiddling with the mask and they
keep touching their face.
Speaker 6 (18:15):
Should all students in this country be wearing masks? You know,
I'm one and I've said it for so long, David,
that I really do believe if and it's part of
what I call a comprehensive way to really avoid the
things that you were just referring to. There should be
universal wearing of masks.
Speaker 1 (18:33):
He is publicly saying that he is not trying to
close down the schools, and then privately in his diary
he's writing, oh, okay, I've been working to get these
schools closed down. Somebody has to pay for this fauci.
If not him, who someone must pay? For this, and
they took away our kind of agency. People were self
(18:56):
incentivized to not put themselves in a position to where
they can catch COVID's just human nature. And it was
very clear that this was not going to be a
one percent, three percent, six percent mortality rate, and this
man was writing in his private diary that it was
(19:17):
nowhere near that level. So, you know, I do think
this was a litmus test do not fall for something
like this again. I think that something like this will
happen in our lifetime. Every once in a while, this
kind of thing starts to come forward, and that's the
scary part. There might be at some point a virus
that comes around that is actually deadly. But having gone
(19:38):
through this right now, so many people won't believe it.
So pay attention to the sources that stayed with the data,
that didn't panic, that fought for free choice and that
supported people, and that fought for people to not lose
their jobs and to be able to speak and to
not be censored. Because we're going to face something like
(20:00):
this in the future and we need to be prepared
for that. That's it for this installment of Famboogie. Our
next episode is going to be on science, so keep
an ear and an eye out for that. It's coming
out soon. I hope you guys are as angry as
we are about this faucy new news and to you know,
(20:25):
stay strong, do not let anything like this happen again
in the future. Do not cave to the to our
betters and to the experts in the future. Listen to
data and stick with common sense until next time. Hope
you guys enjoy the rest of your day and support
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We are talking Fauci, We're talking COVID. We're going down
memory lane.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
You know what I need? More Fauci clips, please, more
clips of Fauci pleating the fifth fIF in the fifth
and just getting body slammed.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
You know, it was one senator after another that was
taking him out. It was well deserved. So many people
lost their jobs, saw their kids. I mean, we have
a single child. She had to be cooped up by
herself basically for a year and a half.
Speaker 2 (00:45):
It was horrible.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Remember those those well, those birthdays that we went to
that you had to in the car to drive by birthdays,
you had to basically drive into a car, you drove
up to the person's house. You had no actual contact
with them. You just drove by in your car and
you honked and you wave and you said happy birthday,
and then you went home to quarantine again. And I
(01:07):
just remember that how much that impacted our daughter, so
much so that she talked about it years later, about those.
Speaker 2 (01:14):
Moments about it in her college essays.
Speaker 1 (01:16):
Yes, it was one of those kinds of big moments
for her and so many of these kids that had
to basically fend for themselves, be by themselves, and so.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Many that committed suicide because I.
Speaker 1 (01:26):
Mean, we did a whole story on it. Under the
rug in Chicago, one of the students in Chicago killed himself.
Speaker 3 (01:30):
Horrible.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
It was horrible, horrible time. And you have now all
of these celebrities coming forward protecting him right now.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
You know why, because they're complicit, they're pigs.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
They need to protect him because they were part of
the problem. They saw him as their soldier, as their
suicide bomber to take out the Trump administration. Shut down
the economy, keep it shut down, keep the schools closed,
keep everybody afraid, so that they could get elected in
twenty twenty four. And so of course they're going to
(02:01):
come out and protect him right now. And the hubris
that he had to type that all into his diary
and then send it to himself on a government machine. Okay,
one of the few things that you could actually foya,
I mean and look into and actually grab that data.
And he does that to.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
It first, tell me.
Speaker 1 (02:21):
That's how full of himself he was. Now, as you
said earlier, some people had to cave. They had to
feed their families if their job required a vaccination, and
they didn't have the float to get basically fired. Maybe
they had a kind of career that they couldn't lose.
If they lost, they're basically in a very bad position.
But there was a lot of people that weren't like that,
(02:42):
and they caved, and this was the litmus test. There
was this very very critical moment. It was basically the
second week of March when everybody, the entire machine, decided
to go after Trump. When just two weeks earlier they
were trying to get them to go out to Chinatown
and to not be racist. You Americans, go out to
(03:03):
Chinatown and spend your money. Two weeks later, they're pushing
at Trump, pushing at him. The entire media complex came
at him, and there was this critical moment where you
saw what people were made of, especially in the media space,
because he needed that protection. And one after the other
they started to cave. And then there was this last one,
(03:24):
which was Tucker Carlson. He basically goes Tomorrow Lago, He's
reading all of this stuff. He says that he was
becoming obsessed with kind of this COVID and how bad
it was going to get. He goes out Tomorrow Lago,
he urges the president to take drastic measures. And then
what does he do. He doesn't keep the conversation private.
(03:46):
He goes over to Vanity Fair. He gives them an
interview and tells them everything that he was basically saying
to the president, and basically that the president was looking
through this through a political lens and that he was
basically not taking the action that he needed to take.
That was on the seventeenth. I think that that went
through and then you know, sure enough, you know, the
(04:09):
Trump basically had nothing at that point, he had no
protection whatsoever. The conservative influencers were going against him. All
these conservative influencers now that talk about, oh, you know,
we were so smart. Then we saw we read Fauci
go back. You can't read their feed right now because
they deleted all of those tweets. But they were telling
(04:29):
everybody to comply and wear a mask, and and oh
you know, what's the big deal. You know, we need
to save we need to save some lives. And so
he had no protection. So it's kind of hard for
me to really go at Trump hard for making that
decision because he had no support whatsoever.
Speaker 2 (04:48):
No, I mean even in the beginning, I remember tweeting
out to Trump to you know, shut down the borders,
shut down the travel yea, do it now?
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Yeah, And they were doing and he was doing that,
and he got called a racist for that. They were
calling him a racist for that when he basically was
shutting off you know, travel from Italy and China and
what have you. So, you know, but I think what
we what we're seeing here now, and everybody's going after Fauci.
They should I'm not saying that they shouldn't. The man
was He was like Gallam from Lord of the Rings.
(05:19):
He had this power in this this precious, this precious
power that he had, and he was loving it. He
was loving it. He was looking at it like it
was a precious this ring of power that he had.
He was one of the most powerful people in the
world at that time because you had everybody speaking this
guy's praise. Besides all of the celebrities in Hollywood, you
(05:41):
also had guys like you know, doctor Drew, which was
basically saying, listen to Fauci, you know, whatever Fauci says,
you do, okay, And so you had this entire kind
of media complex turning on Trump. So he had to
make the decision to shut down for two weeks reluctantly.
He was fighting it and fighting it and fighting it
for several months, but he made the decision. And then
(06:07):
you saw the real true colors of all of these
people that were, oh, okay, wait a minute. I thought
it was supposed to just be two weeks, all these
conservative influencers that were pushing to do the shutdown going
along lockstep with the legacy media, and then two weeks
turns into three, turns into four, turns into six, turns
into eight, and everyone's like, oh, why aren't we opening up? Well,
(06:27):
you don't give them that power. The second that you
let these kind of communist ideas in, they take control.
And that's what we saw happen. But there was a
silver lining throughout this entire time because many of us
sent our kids to basically the zoom school, I guess
for lack of a better term, but you got to
(06:49):
see what your kid was being taught. Yeah, George Floyd
hits And so now you're starting to see all this wokeness.
And I remember sitting there on the side watching my
daughter take these classes, these remote classes, and seeing this
very expensive private school teaching our daughter about you know,
this woke ideology and about this anti racist ideology and
(07:13):
BLM and what have you in I'm.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Line on having to read books like stamped yes at
and we were like, yeah, no, not going to happen.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
We're not doing it. So we're not Scholder for that year.
But that was a big, big eye opening moment. One
you saw how many people would willingly go along with
the most ludicrous expert opinions possible, whether it be wear
a mask but you can go on to basketball camp,
or whether it means, you know, walk down one line
(07:42):
of the island at the grocery store and you have
to go one way down that, or or wear a
mask in your car. You saw how people responded and
how willingly they will give up their freedoms to feel safe.
So that was, you know, kind of in a way
of silver lining. But then the other thing was is
seeing the schools and what the schools are doing to
our kids and seeing how, you know, a lot of
(08:04):
the the woke ideology was coming into these classrooms so
many parents had their eyes opened in this moment, and
I think that it was in that way, it's I
think was the beginning of the real fight against wokeness
was at that time, was when you saw it. It
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was one thing for us adults to have to deal
with it. It's a whole nother thing to have this system,
this machine where our kids were having to run through
this meat grinder. And I think that woke up a
lot of parents. I could not believe how many quote
unquote smart people that I saw giving vaccine vaccines to
their children. I could not believe how many people I
(08:49):
saw doing that when all of the data was saying otherwise.
There was no data out there saying that your kid
is vulnerable to this. To this flew this very strong
flu There was no data out there, but people were
doing it because they wanted to be socially accepted within
their circles.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
That was the thing.
Speaker 1 (09:09):
That's the way it came down to. They were feeling
social pressure, they were feeling a little bit of a
social kick. Their kids weren't able to go to certain
things if they weren't vaccinated. They were getting shunned within
the certain communities, and a lot of the times. You know,
when people question us, like why do you guys care
so much about Hollywood, it's because that elite platform. Is
(09:31):
part of the reason why so many of these policies
and so much of that cultural pressure was being put
on everybody was because they were walking lockstep together applying
that pressure onto everybody, and if you didn't do it,
they would shame you. Here's the perfect example.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
But I think people should know there's a virus to you.
It kills people. And the only way we've prevented is
to get vaccinated, to wear masks, to do social distancing,
washing your hands all the time, and not just the
think about, well, my freedom is being kind of disturbed here, No,
screw your freedom.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
That was a year we're basically saying that the unvaccinated
were dying.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Yeah, it was a pandemic of the unvaccinated. True, not true,
not true. And as we see in Vauci's Fauci's Diary,
he admits in his diary that the vaccination was not
stopping the spread and that they were still getting it,
but he wasn't kind of coming out with that publicly.
So that's really where you see the hypocrisy in this
(10:36):
journal of what he's willing to tell the public and
what he's saying to himself privately. And you know, thank
you to RFK Junior for bringing this journal to light,
because if we did not have that, we would not
be able to see we all knew, but to have
it in writing, I think makes it even that much better.
(10:56):
So what should we learn from all of this, this
new COVID information that we have and this new Fauci information.
I want to talk about that right after the break,
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say that you realized during the COVID hysteria that we
(12:27):
had jumped the shark, that the whole world was going crazy.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
I don't remember the exact moment. I mean, because it
was incremental, you know, it was incremental, But I mean
definitely I was an early adopter of this is bullshit.
Speaker 3 (12:40):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:41):
I think for me it was the toilet paper chaos,
when I saw everybody going crazy for toilet paper. I'm thinking, well,
just wipe your self with wash your Buttah, you said
a handcloth or something like that. Why are you going
crazy take a super toilet paper. You know a lot
of people start buying bidets and what have you. But
(13:02):
I mean, like that, when I saw the toilet paper chaos,
I'm like, this is ridiculous. This is absolute madness. So
I thought that's when things kind of jumped the shark.
But I will say the end of the day, what
I want to just I want us to remember a
couple things here. One, this was a litmus test, and
we are what we eat. Media wise, there were so
(13:25):
many people that failed this test, whether it be Tucker,
whether it be guys like doctor Drew, whether it be
Jake Tapper, really anybody from the CNN lineup failed the test,
whether it be Chuck Todd, Chris Cuomo. Now we're starting
to welcome him on the right. He's like in our
(13:45):
feeds now and in our kind of media ecosystem. The
guy was the biggest fraud when it came to this
COVID thing. I remember when he caught COVID and then
he like staged this kind of like coming out from quarantine.
It ended up being a you know, a big staged event.
We need to remember these moments. You need to remember
(14:06):
what the media tried to do to you and don't
allow something like this to happen again. I want to
play a quick montage of the media and what they
were doing to the people that were fighting and pushing
back against this.
Speaker 4 (14:19):
President Trump wrote on Twitter, don't be afraid of COVID.
Speaker 1 (14:22):
Don't let it dominate your life.
Speaker 4 (14:24):
Don't let it dominate your life. In terms of responding
to a comment like that.
Speaker 3 (14:28):
It's gross.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
It's okay to be afraid of COVID, and it's okay
that that it's dominating your life.
Speaker 5 (14:33):
Everyone should be afraid of COVID.
Speaker 4 (14:36):
Ching you shall know the truth, and the truth shall
set you free.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
I can't come in, mom, it's there.
Speaker 4 (14:42):
It's because of this flu thing. We won't be free
of this pandemic until we listen to the acknowledged truth.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
Listen to the scientists. Science is truth.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
You know, science is truth. What is the impact to
public health when people are openly questioning the science?
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Now is the time to do what you're told.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
By not hearing the truth, by not listening to the scientists,
they are prolonging how bad the economy will be. Now
I see somebody out in the world who's not wearing
a mask, I instantly think you are a threat, or
you are selfish, or you are a COVID denier, and
you definitely haven't been vaccinated.
Speaker 3 (15:25):
Are you vacinated?
Speaker 1 (15:27):
So why are you wearing the mask?
Speaker 2 (15:29):
Seek out the scientists and listen to their advice.
Speaker 3 (15:31):
Listen to scientists.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
Listen to the scientists.
Speaker 5 (15:34):
Trust the experts.
Speaker 3 (15:35):
We're going to trust science. We're going to trust the experts.
Speaker 4 (15:38):
Parents who say, well, I need to do my own research,
makes you think of that cartoon I saw the tombstone
that said I did my own research.
Speaker 3 (15:48):
Republicans have giving their voted license to believe whatever they
want to believe.
Speaker 4 (15:54):
Somebody saying, listen to the scientists, do that.
Speaker 6 (15:56):
Let's listen to the scientists.
Speaker 1 (15:59):
These are the same people that were saying it was
okay for the bl protesters to go out there on
the streets to protest, to be like right next to
each other, thousands and thousands and thousands of people, you know,
protesting during this COVID outbreak, and that was what the
media did. I every time. Now, the more I think
(16:19):
about this, and I think about this moment, the more
I despise the legacy media. I despise these people. What
they did to the United States. People died alone. It
was a horrific, horrific moment.
Speaker 2 (16:35):
What they did to the mental health of so many
children in this country.
Speaker 1 (16:40):
One hundred percent. But here's the thing. I don't think
anyone's going to really pay for this. I think back
to the financial crisis in two thousand and eighty, when
there was clearly people to blame for this. There was
clearly people that we should go after for these subprime loans.
Subprime loans and the people pushing them, the community activists
(17:02):
that you know attacked the banks for not giving loans
to bad credited people. Nobody paid for that during the
two thousand and eight financial crisis, no one. And now
here we are with COVID. We have the guy that
was basically running the policy in Fauci. We have his diary.
(17:22):
He is clearly saying something different to the public that
what he's writing privately. He is giving mixed signals or
actually completely flip flopping on the masks one second saying
they don't work, don't worry about them. Then the next second,
saying wear your mask.
Speaker 5 (17:40):
Right now in the United States, people should not be
walking around with masks.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
You're sure of it, because people are listening really no
closely to this.
Speaker 5 (17:49):
Right now. People should not be walking There's no reason
to be walking around with a mask when you're in
the middle of an outbreak. Wearing a mask might make
people feel a little bit better, and it might even
block a droplet, but it's not providing the perfect protection
that people think that it is, and often there are
(18:10):
unintended consequences. People keep fiddling with the mask and they
keep touching their face.
Speaker 6 (18:15):
Should all students in this country be wearing masks? You know,
I'm one and I've said it for so long, David,
that I really do believe if and it's part of
what I call a comprehensive way to really avoid the
things that you were just referring to. There should be
universal wearing of masks.
Speaker 1 (18:33):
He is publicly saying that he is not trying to
close down the schools, and then privately in his diary
he's writing, oh, okay, I've been working to get these
schools closed down. Somebody has to pay for this fauci.
If not him, who someone must pay? For this, and
they took away our kind of agency. People were self
(18:56):
incentivized to not put themselves in a position to where
they can catch COVID's just human nature. And it was
very clear that this was not going to be a
one percent, three percent, six percent mortality rate, and this
man was writing in his private diary that it was
(19:17):
nowhere near that level. So, you know, I do think
this was a litmus test do not fall for something
like this again. I think that something like this will
happen in our lifetime. Every once in a while, this
kind of thing starts to come forward, and that's the
scary part. There might be at some point a virus
that comes around that is actually deadly. But having gone
(19:38):
through this right now, so many people won't believe it.
So pay attention to the sources that stayed with the data,
that didn't panic, that fought for free choice and that
supported people, and that fought for people to not lose
their jobs and to be able to speak and to
not be censored. Because we're going to face something like
(20:00):
this in the future and we need to be prepared
for that. That's it for this installment of Famboogie. Our
next episode is going to be on science, so keep
an ear and an eye out for that. It's coming
out soon. I hope you guys are as angry as
we are about this faucy new news and to you know,
(20:25):
stay strong, do not let anything like this happen again
in the future. Do not cave to the to our
betters and to the experts in the future. Listen to
data and stick with common sense until next time. Hope
you guys enjoy the rest of your day and support
Red Pilled America at redpilled America dot com until next time.
Speaker 2 (20:47):
Bye bye everyone.
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