August 4, 2026 • 45 mins
Discover the relentless fight to expose the real motives behind COVID-19 policies, vaccine controversies, and governmental overreach. If you’ve ever questioned the official narrative, this episode will ignite your curiosity and arm you with the truth.
The conversation kicks off with a shocking comparison between Anthony Fauci’s decades-long deception and how his actions directly influenced key political shifts—especially Ron DeSantis’s rise to fame. You'll learn about Fauci’s flip-flopping on mask mandates, vaccines, and the science that was ignored or manipulated. Host Eric Eggers and guest Linda McLaughlin peel back the layers, revealing how fear was exploited to gain control and how prominent figures like Aaron Seary have fought back against Big Pharma’s influence for years.
We break down:
- The hidden details in Fauci’s secret diary, exposing lies told from the 1980s to today.
- How Fauci’s ties to grants and bioweapons labs fueled the pandemic and what that means for accountability.
- The political repercussions, from Florida’s aggressive stance under DeSantis to the wave of bipartisan skepticism now sweeping the nation.
- The manipulation of media narratives, including viral clips of senators and celebrities calling out Fauci’s contradictions and lies.
- The dangerous aftermath of lockdowns, mask mandates, and rushed vaccines on children, athletes, and everyday Americans.
Why does this matter? Because uncovering the truth unlocks potential for crucial legal action, political reform, and personal empowerment. If you’re tired of the smoke and mirrors, this episode is your wake-up call. Essential listening for truth-seekers, policymakers, and anyone who refuses to accept censorship in the pursuit of genuine health and justice.
Join us as we connect the dots behind the pandemic’s biggest conspiracy, exposing deceit while celebrating those courageous enough to speak out. The fight for accountability—and your health—starts now.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
and let's recap rogue style.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
What's up, everybody? Welcome to the Rogue Recap and Soundbites
number fourteen. Here at my buddy, Eric Eggers, and I'm
remote today. You can see I'm in a hotel, I
don't have my glorious pictures all around me. And Eric
actually lives here in Florida, so he feels right at home.
Speaker 3 (00:45):
Writer, I absolutely feel right at home.
Speaker 4 (00:46):
And I think it's actually appropriate that you are remote
today because while you are only just remote, based on
the look of things, you actually could be in quarantine.
And that's kind of the theme for today, right We've
got Anthony Fauci, you know, kind of what date or
most office obviously what he did not say during his
congressional testimony. And I think we all had to kind
of live through the time in our life when we
(01:07):
mostly talk to each other like this. So it's actually great.
It's great to see you like and be like, actually, no,
you're not in quarantine. You're just down in Florida where
most sane people tend to visit or.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
Live, I have to say, as as much of a person.
You know, so many people love Florida, and I like Florida,
but you know, I have to say, like your Attorney
general coming out yesterday and saying that he was going
to be investigating Fauci, I was like, bro.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
Bro, Now I got to tell you a shout out
to James F. Meyer.
Speaker 4 (01:39):
I actually so, he you know, lives in Tallahassee, where
I live, and I actually saw him at you know,
no flex here but the country club pool over the weekend.
And my daughter, my eleven year old daughter, had been
kind of acting out, and so I saw him at
the on the patio and I said, excuse me, sir,
you know, do you have him many goes? Of course,
it was like my daughter's kind of acting up, and
I was like, so, as the Attorney General for the
state of Florida, you know what, what recourse do I
(02:01):
have as a parent, because I'd like literally to tell
him my DAGs like, you can't act like this.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
I'm not have to call the cops or something.
Speaker 4 (02:06):
And he goes, listen till she's eighteen, you can pretty
much do whatever you want.
Speaker 3 (02:10):
Like in front of her.
Speaker 5 (02:10):
I was like let's go.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
So I do like him.
Speaker 4 (02:14):
Yeah, I like so not only is a s Meyer,
you know, good on on COVID and good on fact,
he's good on frontal rights.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
So shout out to him.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Yes, yeah, well he is a dad. He's got little guys,
so he gets it. You know, he's our he's in
our world, Like he understands what it is to be
a parent, and like, look at your child and go,
I don't understand how I need this. I don't know
what is happening. But yeah, I loved it. I love
that he was first, and I love that he was like,
I did not appreciate your lack of candor, and I
think you sold yourself down the river. So how about that?
Speaker 3 (02:42):
Well, and I'll tell you this too.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
I was actually thinking about this morning because so, like
we live in Florida. Obviously, Ronda Santis has ascended significantly,
but I would say, like Ronda Santis only beat a
very weak Democrat candidate twenty eighteen by about forty thousand votes,
So Ronda Santis did not come in here as this
political juggernaut, and he won by twenty points in twenty
(03:04):
twenty two, is the largest gap ever for a Republican.
I mean, so he's became a political rock star so
much that he thought it was a good idea to
run for president only because of like the way he
led during COVID. You know, you're now seeing people like
Rick Scott, You've seeing some other people kind of take
some shots even Byron Donald's is being a little critical
of Rond De Sant's handling the economy things.
Speaker 3 (03:23):
But it's because Ron DeSantis was.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
The perfect foil for Anthony Fauci, Like Ron de Santis
exists as the political force he does today because of
who Anthony Fauci forced him to be. And so I
actually think it's interesting that you're that Eth Meyer like,
who was a former DeSantis chief of staff and is
in some ways very much like a disciple who but
also wants to kind of curry a good relationship with
Donald Trump. So this is the playbooks his boss followed,
(03:47):
and it wouldn't shock me if he follows it to
a similar levels success.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
That's very smart.
Speaker 4 (03:51):
But yeah, Ronda Stantis today doesn't exist without Anthony Fauci
from six years.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Ago, no question about it. And I have to say
there's there's a few people who really were stars in
all of this, Aaron Siri being one of them. I
love that guy. You know, he is a vaccine attorney.
This is somebody who has fought the big vaccine companies
long before COVID, you know, talking about you know, sudden
infinite death syndrome, talking about what happens when you get
(04:18):
these thirty seven vaccines, why the children don't need it,
why the umbilical court should stay connected, right, all of
these things that people like me. You know, when I
had my son in twenty fifteen, you know, they were
really kind of really getting on the vaccine thing and
I'm denied them all. And the hospital literally said to me, well,
you can't leave with your child if you don't do
(04:38):
blah blah Blah'm like says, so see now most parents
get afraid. They didn't realize they were dealing with such
a confrontational bitch. So I was like, yeah, I just
gave birth mid a lot of pain. Yeah, and you're
telling me I can't take my child, So like, yeah,
none of that works right right.
Speaker 4 (04:51):
Show me the ward where you keep the children whose
parents wouldn't let them have vaccines and you now, I
mean raise them, Like what's happening.
Speaker 2 (04:59):
I'm like, I'm sorry, I'm like, are there small people
here sweeping?
Speaker 3 (05:02):
I'm not understanding the process, but it's a real thing, dude.
Speaker 4 (05:05):
Like I have a friend in California who made those
choices not to give their small children vaccines, and now
they legit can't find a daycare because they won't do it.
Speaker 3 (05:14):
The nanny state is kind of cracking down that stuff. No,
it's crazy.
Speaker 4 (05:16):
I will just say this before we get these clips
with all the Fauci stuff. Yesterday, the person I thought
the most about was actually you, because and I was
just so happy for you.
Speaker 3 (05:25):
I hope that you feel like I'm sure you did.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
But in case you are actually humble enough or too
humble to take a bow about it, Like you've been
on this from day one, and you have been calling
out Fauci as a fraud, eve been calling out all
the things they've foisted as dangerous and so like unhealthy
for families and children. And I think there's not a
whole lot of Fauci defenders left, really, and so it's
(05:49):
quite stunning to see the sea change in public sentiment
and certainly the sea change.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
On how we're allowed to talk about it.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
You've got clips of US senator dropping f bombs on
Anthony Fox and he's like, dude, and he's a senator
from like Ohio, Like that's a centrist state.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
It's not like he's a.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
C sweet guy. He's a c sweet guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
I don't say it.
Speaker 4 (06:10):
It's not like it's some you know, crazy, It's not
like rand Paul or so anything. But I was just like,
you've been unafraid. And I think you've been very brave
about saying stuff just because you believe. Sure, you've looked
into it, like you say, you use your eyes, your ears,
your brain. And uh so I was very very happy
for you yesterday.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (06:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
I have to say I I was flying and I
was on a plane watching it on my computer, you know,
in the big screen so that anybody else that may
need to see it could and anybody else it made
them uncomfortable, it did, you know. Like I was like,
I'm all about this, you know, but I was watching
him and thinking to myself, you know, I though, I
think the thing that pained me the most, and I
(06:50):
promise after this we'll get to these great clips. The
thing that paint me the most, and this is the
soft side of Linda right, animals and kids watching people
jabbed their children who were hysterically crying and then got
violently and terminally ill in some cases.
Speaker 3 (07:07):
And when they.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Wrapped those masks on their face, and they would force
them and they would duct tape them, and I couldn't.
I do not understand hurting children and animals. I do
not understand it. I will physically assault you if I
see you do it. Know that now, it's not a thing.
You don't hurt kids, you don't have puppies, you don't
hurt cats, you don't hurt animals of any kind. It
(07:28):
is not a thing, and people do it so often,
and people are so afraid to say anything. My children
did not wear masks. My children were not vaccinated, and
I thought every day I went to every school board meeting,
I was laughed at, cursed at, called a tinfoil hat
conspiracy person. I mean, you name it. I was called it,
and I was blasphemed by people who were friends for years,
(07:52):
colleagues who were friends for years. I wasn't allowed to
walk into my building in New York. I wasn't allowed
to get on a subway, and I was like, is
everyone lost their mind? And in the midst of all
of it, I was watching the big box stores stay open,
the liquor stores stay open, the EBT stay open. I'm like,
is anybody else paying attention to what we got going
on here? Like nobody else thinks this is weird? The
(08:14):
churches have to be closed, really, but it's okay to
go to Walmart? Like there was no point at which
in even like the six foot rule, right, the arbitrary
six foot rule that came from nowhere that even Fauci said, yeah,
that really wasn't based in science. And then you have
Debora Burks today coming out trying to throw Fauci under
the bus because miss scarf woman herself is like, oh, no,
(08:36):
I might get in trouble. I'm like, you are so
a part of this, You're oh anyways, all that to say,
happy day, Happy for people that stood up, Happy for
people who had the balls to say this is bullshit
when it was.
Speaker 3 (08:48):
Well so real quick.
Speaker 4 (08:49):
Like so Burkes is saying that she got kind of
accosted by Trump on April. On April twenty third, I
was in Charleston, South Carolina for my grandmother's ninetieth birthday.
On no like it when like, uh, you know, we
kind of had these moments like, am my terrible grandson?
Because like, am I trying to kill Nana?
Speaker 3 (09:08):
You know? But r and actually brought my daughter who
would later go on to.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
Be such a lawless rebel that I have to bring
in the tourney general on that field on that trip.
But like the you know, and then Trump's like saying
to her, then you've ruined the country. So I guess
I'm saying, like, so Donald Trump knew five weeks into
it that they had ruined it, Like why didn't he
say anything?
Speaker 3 (09:31):
Why didn't he kind of reverse course? Like I guess, like,
why did this.
Speaker 4 (09:34):
Guy who seems uh kind of restrainable, why did he
not do more to kind of change the course.
Speaker 2 (09:43):
So my opinion on that is as follows. I think
that there are certain things that we all feel are
above our pay grade. Right, So, when they said it
was a pandemic and they were showing all that fake
syot footage from China, some of the stuff that was
happening in India was but that's because of Bill Gates
and the vaccines that he literally perpetrated upon those people.
(10:05):
But putting that to the side for a brief moment.
There was a lot of misinformation coming in even to
the White House, and I think because Fauci had brought
in Berks, and Fauci was had I mean like he
said yes, or he's like I've been doing this for
fifty four years, and I'm like, yeah, you've sucked at
it for fifty four years. And people who talked to
you during your AIDS research would say to you, he
(10:26):
started this PCR shit a long time ago, you know, like,
this isn't anything new, it's just that nobody paid attention
to it. And what's interesting is all this that we
do now, the virtual capability, the zooms, the meetings, the
social media platforms, actually is what saved many people from
walking down the conventional medicinal path because they were like,
(10:47):
wait what and they were looking at different things like
well that doesn't make any sense or that doesn't look right,
but the president doesn't have the luxury of saying maybe right.
So they come into him and they say, we have
a pandemic. It's confirmed by the next Institutes of Health.
And so the President's like, well shit, you know, like
I don't want people to die. You know, that's not
who I am. How do I fix this and do
(11:09):
the right thing. But he knew something felt wrong and
people were still getting sick and still dying, and it
just nothing felt right. But I think it took aled
a little while for him to be able to say, Okay,
you are you guys seeing the same thing I am,
because this is off.
Speaker 4 (11:24):
Well, then he's I just say the santists like that.
You know, they closed beaches for like a week.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
You know, oh he was done.
Speaker 3 (11:30):
They closed that for like a week and they're like no,
I'm out, you know.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
And then and you know, I worked on a book
with Richard Corcoran, who's the Secretary of Education, and his
whole thing was like they actually looked at data, like
the sientists looked at the data. He wasn't being fed
the data by anybody else. Like they're like he right,
waiting for the Korean studies, waiting for these other studies
to come out, and like, okay, like we're they're looking
at the mortality rates. They're looking at like who's getting sick,
who's not getting sick. Actually, it's a whole crazy story.
(11:53):
Like they would have they would have opened elementary schools
back up, yeah, fairly quickly, like that same ring, but
the colleges unilidly made a decision to close, and so
they're like, well, wait, we can't have the colleges closed
and then open the K twelve up. So they were
like not on the same page about that, but then
you know, they opened everything else up back.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
Later that fall. It's crazy. It's a crazy time.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
I'm glad there's find some accountability for all of it,
especially in including doctor Fauci.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Yes, and I think that doctor Fauci and I talked
about this a lot. Yesterday I was on with Mark Simone,
who's a talk show host in New York, and I
was saying to him. I was like, what people don't understand,
and what I have been saying for like a year now,
is Fauci may have gotten this auto pen pardon, but
it doesn't cover states, and it doesn't cover civil it's
(12:41):
specific for federal criminal infractions. So it's a very specific thing.
So when he got that and was like, oh my god,
I was like, first of all, two people got those
big pardons, Hunter Biden and Anthony Fauci. That should be
your first freaking morning. Yeah right. Not only that, he'd
put it back to twenty twelve, so the pardon starts
(13:04):
in twenty twelve, and I'm like, huh. When you look
at the Wuhan Virology Lab and the amount of money
that was being funneled from US taxpayers through grants attributed
to the NIH and then allocated to the Eco Health Alliance,
it all starts in twenty ten and twenty twelve. Yeah,
so I'm like, holy shit, Like this is nuts.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Right.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
Anyways, we could do a whole show on all of that,
but I want to play a little bit of Fauci.
So we have Fauci with Stephanopoulos from twenty twenty two,
and then we have a twenty twenty one and a
twenty twenty six clip. All of these are him flip
flopping on. I have no problem testifying. I don't know
if you know, but I've testified many times. You shut
the hell up. This guy's so pompous. I mean, it's
(13:49):
shocking to me how pompous he is.
Speaker 7 (13:53):
Well, if I become a punching bag, I'm a punching bag.
But I am very happy to testify before for any
Congressional Oversight committee. I have nothing to hide. I can
explain and validate everything that I've done, So you know,
it's going to be inconvenient if they actually are out
there essentially threatening to make my life miserable. But it's
(14:15):
I mean, I'm going to do what I need to do,
and that is cooperate fully because we have nothing to
hide at all. The answer is if there are oversight hearings,
I absolutely will cooperate fully and testify before the Congress.
Speaker 5 (14:31):
Have answer.
Speaker 8 (14:31):
You may not know, but I have to testify before
the Congress a few hundred times, okay, over the last
forty years or so, so I have no trouble testifying.
We can defend and explain and stand by everything that
we've said, so I have nothing to.
Speaker 9 (14:48):
Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my
right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain
from answering your questions.
Speaker 6 (14:58):
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
So yeah, kind of a flip flop. And that's twenty
twenty one, it's twenty twenty two. What you just saw
twenty twenty one and then twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4 (15:07):
Well, very different political environment, and as you just noted
with the actions of Florida Attorney General, it's a very
different legal environment also, right, I mean, you got you
know people, it's so wild to me just to see
how differently we see so many things. But and I
know we have a Joe Biden clip here, but like, yes,
(15:28):
so you can play that here. Let's listen to Joe Biden,
because like, you know, among the things we now know
is the person who was like standing up for and
touting Joe Biden was or you know, touting anthy fashion
with Joe Biden. And we were also told that Joe
Biden was like healthy, So yeah, what do yeah, you know,
the vaccines and Joe Biden had in common, we were
told they were perfectly fine.
Speaker 2 (15:49):
Yes, that's one hundred percent accurate. Trump said he was
going to fire doctor Fauci. That wonderful.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
I got a better eye.
Speaker 2 (16:00):
Do you like, man, I'm gonna hire doctor Frauci.
Speaker 5 (16:04):
By now Tony need. Doctor Fauchi needs no introduction.
Speaker 4 (16:08):
Doctor Frauci's trusted, a truth telling, a patriot.
Speaker 3 (16:12):
So my message U is this, listen to doctor Fauci,
one most distinguished and trusted voices in the world.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
Drop said, first of all, I just want to say
that there should be combat pay involved in listening to him.
Speaker 3 (16:27):
I miss it, I miss it.
Speaker 4 (16:29):
I wish No, you don't, I do dude, it was
because because it's like one of those YouTube videos. So,
uh so my son, you know, I'm talking about my
kids today. Today's my son's starts a birthday. We have
a big flamingo float in the pool, and like one
of the games we play is like, hey, can Elijah
jump on the flamingo float because it's like a little
bit too tall for him to like get on there,
(16:52):
and so he like try to jump, but he like
struggles and wrestles, and so it's kind of fun to
watch someone try to do a thing they clearly are
not a quick to do you, and like it's a
cute way to watch someone you love fail.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
And that's how I feel like watching Joe Biden speak.
It's like, ah, he's trying. Here comes He's like trying
to go on to something. Go, He's trying to put
a couple of sentences together. Let's see if he can
make it all without cause pause to catch his breath.
You know. So that's that's what I missed about it.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
I think what we really just learned is that you're
Mascus and so you have issues.
Speaker 3 (17:21):
Also a terrible parent.
Speaker 4 (17:22):
Yeah, so try again on the float?
Speaker 3 (17:28):
Wrong with you? Come on?
Speaker 2 (17:29):
It's funny. So his birth Happy birthday to Elijah, my son.
Liam's birthday was Tuesday. He was eleven. Okay, so yeah,
it's it's it's definitely the weeks of birthdays in the
summer for the kiddos. But we have another clip of
Fauci here. So this was an interesting one. I think
this was May's online You guys know, I love my
Twitter folks, but uh or ex folks whatever, But this
(17:51):
is Fauci in sort of a roundtable month to month,
So it was like March, April, May Jude and like
all of the different sort of warnings and updates that
he had not only on the vaccines but on the
virus itself and how that was changing and flip flopping,
which is pretty interesting.
Speaker 6 (18:12):
You might have virus in your naso pharings, and even
though you really feel well, you could inadvertently pass it
on to someone else.
Speaker 7 (18:21):
It is very unlikely that a vaccinated person, even if
there's a breakthrough infection, would transmit it to someone else.
Speaker 2 (18:28):
If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about
getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
Speaker 6 (18:36):
You nailed it, Chris nailed correct Okay, that's absolutely correct.
Speaker 3 (18:40):
You're absolutely right.
Speaker 6 (18:41):
You said it correctly.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
The risk is extremely low.
Speaker 6 (18:44):
Of getting infected, of getting sick, or of transmitting it
to anybody else. You should care because if you get
infected and you're not vaccinated, there is a chance, maybe
a likelihood, that you will be part of the dynamics
of the continuation of the chain of transmission. Namely, you
(19:05):
will inadvertently or innocently transmit it to someone else who
will then transmit it to someone else. And I don't
think anyone would intentionally want to be part of.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
The transmission Gaine.
Speaker 6 (19:18):
Do you want to be a dead end to the virus,
so when the virus gets to you, you stop it.
You don't allow it to use you as the stepping
stone to the next person. Vaccinated people are clearly capable
of transmitting the infection to an uninfected person.
Speaker 2 (19:38):
These are the things I mean. I first of all,
I am not a scientist or a doctor, right, I
am in media, That's what I do. Okay, fine, How
the hell are you controlling an airborne virus? Okay, also
known in the cold family and the food family, And
we know we don't control those eithers For thousands of years,
(19:59):
But it makes zero sense that this guy is saying,
so if you're not vaccinated, you can transmit it and
then you would give it to somebody else they could
be vaccinated. I'm like, wait, wait, wait, I'm sorry, I'm
misunderstanding what you're saying. So this vaccinated person should be
afraid of me as an unvaccinated person, even though your
vaccine is one hundred percent fool proof and it's going
(20:21):
to stop the infection and the transmission. What is happening?
Why why do you care if I get vaccinated if
you're vaccinated?
Speaker 3 (20:28):
It's so wild, dude, Like, but you know it's funny.
Speaker 4 (20:30):
I'm always amazed anytime I try to do like a
car repair thing, Like I'll pull up a video on
YouTube and I'm.
Speaker 3 (20:35):
Like, okay, like this thing could like explode.
Speaker 4 (20:37):
But I saw somebody on the internet that I don't
know do it, So I'm clearly comfortable like trying it now.
So we already kind of seed so much like of
our thought process even relates to our personal safety to
strangers on the internet.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
And that's basically what happened. That was what we do,
you know what I mean? Like, So that's what we did.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
I don't do that. I hire professionals. I should go
on like I'm not a YouTube.
Speaker 4 (20:58):
Let me get more hire boy and six five Panda
says to do here like so, but but it's I think,
you know, and I live in Florida where obviously, like
we go through hurricane season all the time.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
Yeah, and so like we.
Speaker 4 (21:12):
All become these little experts like, oh, well, the western
cone is shifting three degrees, so that should mean this,
and we're like all just overly you know, informed, but
like not really on things that you don't you know.
And so we all became uh, you know, COVID experts,
and we all became old the pathogens do this, and
that sort just reminds me of and you know the
(21:33):
same people who were like so expertly telling you to
stay home and like do these things, would like had
no problem making these poor blue collar folks go do
their grocery shopping for them and bring them their stuff. Yeah,
it's I mean, it's just wild man like I That
was the.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
Thing that mystified me. They were like, you can't go
food shopping, but you can have a total stranger touch
everything you're about to consume and put in your home
and they can go food shopping for you.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
What people wanted so badly, They just wanted somebody to
kind of like tell them what to do. Like the
video we don't have it today, but the video that
I saw recently that think like sum this all up
is I saw a video of like Julia.
Speaker 3 (22:10):
Roberts and then and then anti factis.
Speaker 2 (22:13):
The only reason I didn't get it is because I.
Speaker 4 (22:15):
Hate her well, but then she like starts fangirling out
like oh it's no. And I know people like that.
I know people who literally like thought Anthony Fauscian. But
it's because anti Fasci wasn't Donald Trump. So like the
anti Trump energy kind of transferred into this person. So
Fasci represented everything that Trump wasn't and so people put
all their you know, kind of hope. And then what
(22:37):
that's the best part of these diaries is it clearly
like went through his head. And that to me is
like the untold part of this is like how many
of these decisions were made not because they were in
the best interest of public health, which obviously like public
health was not so particularly well, but how much of
this of these decisions were made because it kept Anthony
Fauci as a powerful person and in the spot like that,
(22:59):
like that clearly happened, right Like if Anthony Fauschi had said, Hey,
you know, you guys can go live your life and
we're going to kind of trust the states and we're
not going to make this like very heavy handed guidance
and we're not going to require a shot. You know,
we're not going to require the federalgram to play this
massive role in this. Then he goes away kind of
and he clearly didn't want to do that.
Speaker 2 (23:21):
Yeah, there's definitely to me the concept of saying, as
we heard in the first clip, I have no problem
testifying I have nothing to hide, and then you meet
it with I kept a diary of everything I lied about,
of everything that I kept from the public for all
those years while you people died alone taking a vaccine
(23:42):
that poisoned you and was going to affect you for
years to come. Because now we're having I can remember
having a conversation and the person I was talking to,
and it was an on air conversation, and the person
I was talking to said that I was a conspiracy
theorist because I said, there is no question that following
the COVID vaccines. We are seeing an increase of myocarditis
(24:05):
in athletes, young athletes, And this person was a coach
and they were like, that's absolutely untrue. Myocarditis is very
common because you know, the athletes have a lot of
strain on their hearts. I'm like, you're literally the antithesis
of everything I've ever heard about being healthy and being
an athlete. Your heart should be stronger, your lung should
be more expanded, your vein should be pumping with blood
(24:27):
because this is all you do every day. The reason
that these poor people are dying in the middle of events,
in the middle of football fields and ice rinks and
baseball little leagues and all these crazy things, is because
there is a protein attacking their system. Actually, you know,
and you couldn't have these conversations. Fast forward to now,
(24:47):
we have people with Bell's policy turbo cancers. People is young.
I mean literally, we had I can't think of his
name right now, but he owns one of the LA
sports teams, and he's a doctor, and he's very well known,
and he was he's been doing the circuit recently because
he's been talking about how he's been doing alternative medicine
to help to cure these turbo cancers. And he's like,
(25:08):
these are one hundred percent from the vaccines. Yeah, he said,
they are attacking your body, just like when you first
got COVID. They called it the Cytokind storm. Yeah, and
they had, oh, your body's in the cytokind storm. So
you know, the last thing you want to do if
your body's in a cytokind storm is to put you
on a dang then a later and expand your lungs
(25:28):
and allow it to grow. But that's what they did.
And you couldn't do ivermectin, and you couldn't do HCQ,
and you couldn't do anything that had worked for a
thousand years because that didn't pay the bills that they
were making all this money on with Pfizer and Maderna
and Johnson and Johnson because they had that EUA, the
Emergency Use Authorization which was given as an edict from
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the President.
Speaker 3 (25:49):
And also immunity for many lawsuits.
Speaker 2 (25:52):
So one hundred percent. Yeah. Well, so Aaron Siri, who
is incredible and has been fighting vaccine companies and pharmaceutical
you know, all these big, big pharmaceutical companies for years,
talks about that fine print and how people don't understand
that when you take these vaccines, you sign away any
rights you have to ever come back on them and
(26:14):
say I've had a vaccine injury. I mean that that
whole the var's form, which many people are not familiar with.
I mean they were going in and switching that around, yeah,
which is a federal crime. Anyways, Deborah Burks, who also
worked with Fauci, is now making her media debut again.
And you know the woman has no scarf. Scarfs the
(26:35):
scarf Scott bless her. I'm like, I like a good scarf,
but it is August, just saying okay. So she was
on News Nation and she was talking about how she
was actually shut out of a lot of what Fauci
was doing, and that Fauchi was having these private conversations.
Speaker 10 (26:54):
When President Trump said to me, we will never close
down America again as what happened, which I couldn't understand
how that happens so rapidly. We put out guidelines to
slow the spread, and the next thing we know, everything
is closed down. Now I know that doctor Fauci was
having private conversations with these governors and mayors to tell
them to close the schools and to tell them while
(27:16):
we were trying to figure out how to contain the
virus without doing all of that a long way of saying,
you know, you have to follow what your commander in
chief is saying to you. That doesn't mean that you
change the science. It doesn't mean you change the data,
but you figure out a way to execute the plan
that they want. So when President Trump, on i think
(27:39):
April fourth, said we'll never do this again to the country,
we pivoted to how do we bring testing so that
people are aware of their status. No one wants to
infect anybody else. But if you get them tests, instead
of quarantining people who are exposed, you just only tell
the people who are infected to stay home. That is
a very different approach. It worked fabuls lesslie in universities.
(28:01):
It's why we were able to keep them open, and
Secretary Devace was working and keeping K through twelve open.
There were solutions, but it became very political, and we
all have to be aware because it was a presidential
election year, it was really important for blue states to
show that they were taking it very seriously, and they overclosed,
(28:22):
and we just have to be honest that that happened,
and that's why that discussion from both sides of the
aisle and a resolution and a way to go forward
is critical so that we can do this right in
the future.
Speaker 4 (28:35):
That's infuriating, well, and it's not, I mean thinking about
just the two things. Number one, the blue states that
overclosed lost two decades with the learning games, you know,
for I think fourth graders, and mostly it's like the
poor kids and the black and brown kids, we didn't
have access to safe space, as quiet space, as computers,
et cetera. So like that's generation generation of learning gone
right because of the Blue states over closed. And obviously
(28:57):
what's the other benefit of not just blue states but
purple states overclosing is that then you got to adopt
like the wildest, craziest elections, you know, kind of rules. Ever,
and you know, we saw what happened, So I mean
that's like that's a combination.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
Of perverse incentives and Hector Brooks like, oh oops, I
don't know, maybe maybe we shouldn't just let them do it.
Speaker 2 (29:21):
The thing that pisses me off about her and I
said this to you. We did a show on the
Secret Service a few months ago, or yeah, I guess
a few months ago, and I said the same thing then.
And I don't know if I'm right or wrong to
say this, but when you know something, it's really difficult.
But you have to speak up. If you're in a
position that what you say could actually have an impact
(29:44):
on millions of people, are you really going to choose
the easy route for yourself? And I am shocked at
the amount of people that do. I am shocked at
this for as a tangent for a moment by her
and her colleagues, knowing for her to see, we have
to work around what the commander in chief wants. I'm like,
the commander in chief is listening to you. The commander
(30:04):
in chief is coming to you so that he can
be educated and make informed decisions for the nation based
upon the science and the medicinal recommendations you're making. This
isn't on the president. And don't get me wrong, I
think Biden is a buffoon. But at the end of
the day, there are recommendations that come in. The problem
is the backroom conversations that surrounded the recommendations that had
(30:27):
absolutely nothing to do with keeping the nation safe. And
we knew that that's the ugly part and the fact
that she's coming out now because it's comfortable. Yeah, well,
now I can tell you what I think. I actually
think less of you now, I think you're a more
terrible person.
Speaker 4 (30:40):
So here's the question. Why is she on news Nation
not in front of Congress exactly?
Speaker 2 (30:45):
Why isn't she be And I don't know that that's
not going to happen for her because there's a few
other doctors that definitely were lockstep with him, you know
what I mean. I mean, Peter Danzik and Fauci's number
two have already been called before the committee to be questioned.
Speaker 3 (30:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
I do think that there are other people coming down
the line. And I also think that every single media
person who decided to come out and say you are
the problem. You should be killed, you should be quarantined,
you should be put in the gulag. I'm like, what
the hell?
Speaker 3 (31:15):
It was so bad?
Speaker 2 (31:17):
We go back? I mean, Howard Stern was literally on
a daily rant. I was like, just because you're a hypochondriac, okay,
and you've got some kind of sickness in your mind, Like,
I'm sorry. Your haircut alone is a warning to me
to not listen to you. Please move on, bro, get
back to what you used to do. It was a
lot better. Don't talk to me about vaccines please, and
(31:39):
that was People always say, why do you hate Taylor Swift.
I'm like, because Taylor Swift went out there and she
clearly took money. This is my opinion. She clearly took
money to promote the vaccine.
Speaker 3 (31:50):
Travis Kelsey definitely did right. I think he was in
every commercial. Yeah, no, it's crazy.
Speaker 2 (31:55):
So they're a perfect match. Hope your Spike proteins are
working out great, you know what I mean. I'm sure
they were present for the wedding. Anyways, so Bernie Moreno,
God bless them, senator from Ohio. You know, this is
an educated business owner who knows exactly what small business
owners were feeling like during these horrible COVID shutdowns and
people that were like literally getting like arrested. I mean
(32:17):
Tim Walls Estate was one of the worst offenders, you know,
literally shutting down, shooting at people, Get back in your house,
shut the hell up. AnyWho. So Bernie Moreno had some
really great back and forth with the plead the Fifth
Fauci and just spicy language here, ladies and gents, if
(32:39):
you're listening, just fore warnings not up to me, but
it's worth hearing because he was fantastic. Do you admit
it in your own hang on.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
Hey, Tolly, those policies were put in place because you
had moronic politicians listened to the words of a megalomaniac
who was more interested in having met a Kardashian than
the suffering of the American people. And that is you
(33:14):
your advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who
enforce those rules. Arrested that mom for watching a football
game with her own family outside. When that story broke,
(33:36):
I said to myself, I cannot stand idly on the
side and watch this happen. It was about six years
ago today that I decided I'm going to give up
my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run through
the United States Senate. Here I am sitting in front
of you six years later, saying, who the fuck do
(33:57):
you think you were doing?
Speaker 6 (33:58):
That?
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Literally, when he said that, I was like.
Speaker 4 (34:03):
Oh no, it's like, you know, I don't know, if
you've seen the movie. You might not want to see
the movie another thing, but it's like if you've seen
the Odyssey, like like this, this whole kind of build
up thing. But basically, like you know, so the character
the whole time he's trying to get back because his
wife there's all these suitors there like trying to like
you know, nip it or heels like oh da da
da and then so but they finally at the end
(34:23):
he like gets the like it it's like the door shut.
It becomes like very clear, like what's about to happen,
Like Odysseus is about to like go ham on these people.
Speaker 3 (34:32):
It's the same energy.
Speaker 4 (34:33):
It's like, no, this is something that I've been working on,
this stuff that I've been working towards, like I've been
training for this, and you will now feel my wrath, sir, yeah, yeah,
and then the yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:44):
I'm telling you that. For me, I had no idea
what a Mama bear I would I was, yeah until
COVID and how I would go at people and say
are you are you insane? What is going on on?
Walking into a grocery store and then telling me I
cannot food chuck because I have a mask on. I'm like, okay,
well you can stop me. I'll be in the produce bye.
(35:08):
I mean that was a real thing. And they would
follow me around the store and At one point I
turned around in the general manager. I said, I'm going
to be here once a week to shop from my family.
And the fact that you think that a piece of
cloth across my face is protecting you from a pandemic
world virus frightens me. It does. I don't know how
you're operating your life, sir, Like, please tell me you
(35:30):
don't believe that, right, Like, what is going on?
Speaker 3 (35:33):
You know?
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Some people I was happy they had a mask on.
I'm like, nobody needs to see that. Put it on, yeah,
cover it up. But there was a lot of other
people that were like I saw a girl two days
ago with a giant black and ninety five on the
beach bro by herself.
Speaker 4 (35:49):
When I was coming back, like I was coming back
from out West and I flew through Reno and it
reminded we actually flew into Reno six years ago, and
I was like, in the same spot and I saw somebody,
Oh really, two masks on the face shield over than mat.
Speaker 3 (36:03):
I was like, what's happening?
Speaker 2 (36:06):
I mean some of the ship right, Like, I was like,
I don't understand, I know, and I never had the
mask on. People scream at me, yell at me, get
my face. I'm like, say, it's in my face. Come close,
Come here, so so that when you're right next to me,
I can punch you. Get over here. I was like,
I'm not having it, Like I mean, I definitely was
a side of me that I didn't even know what
was inside of me until that happened and you realize,
(36:28):
oh wow, I am not a sheep. Okay, got it understood.
So here's another moment with moreno this. I don't know
if you saw this as oh, yeah, great the elevator.
Yeah it's great, Senator Marino, why do you suspect few?
She's pleading the fifth after testifying to Muny plus time
before she goes, oh oh and listen, I'm not one.
(36:55):
It's kind of funny, right, Like I always break on
Fetterman because you won't wear a suit because I feel
like it's not like in keeping with like the etiquette
of the Senate. But yesterday he did really gone okay,
yeah yeah, Fetterman had a suit on a tie the
whole thing. I was like, oh shit, and he was
at it. He was he was like, I fell for
your bullshit. I listened to you. I told people to
listen to you. I thought you cared about people, you know,
(37:16):
like he was personally it was a very and obviously
he had a stroke, you know what I mean. So
he has this stroke out of nowhere and I'm like,
hmm okay, but then like here we have Moreno, who's
like breaking all etiquette. He's like, fuck you and this
is bullshit. And I was like, you're really kind of
my hero today. Sorry, like you're my hero, not fauci ever,
(37:36):
you know, I.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
Mean, it's wild because I do know.
Speaker 4 (37:38):
I mean, I know people that passed away from getting COVID,
and I know people that were hospital.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
No, no, you didn't, you did it not from COVID, from
them not treating COVID. That's why they died. They weren't
allowed to have access to the things that would have
saved their life very simply because they were attacked by
a government made special interest virus that was a biochemical
weapon waged against the American people, period, end of sentence.
(38:05):
And now we know that, now we can say it
out loud. Oh look, our taxpayer dollars went to freaking
China and they did a bunch of tests and created
this awesome virus. They brought it back to the United
States and said, hey, this will be fun. All those
people need to go down. You worked in the lab,
you tested the shit, you're going down.
Speaker 3 (38:25):
Yeah, because there's.
Speaker 2 (38:26):
Something wrong with you inside that you can do that
to another human. I hate a lot of people. I
don't wish anybody dead. Anybody, maybe one person, maybe two.
But the bottom line is, it's not a general thought.
It's not something that I'm doing every single day. Right,
I'm not going out there and saying, you know, it'd
be great if we like just infected a bunch of
people and they just die. The hell's wrong with you?
(38:48):
And you're working in the lab to perfect it? Right anyways?
Speaker 3 (38:51):
So crazy?
Speaker 2 (38:53):
AnyWho? All right, so we've got a few more here.
I always think it's good to go back and look
at Fauci from the eighties because it appears that he
has been lying and looking rather unappealing for a very
long time. This is him talking about I don't even
know what his mouth was h he's lying, I think
it was, but he was like he was kind of
(39:14):
like high leveling HIV and talking like esoterically about how
all illnesses like to shut up. He's so pompous even.
Speaker 11 (39:21):
Then, starting to see as we're seeing virtually as the
months go by, other groups that can be involved, and
seeing it in children is really quite disturbing.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Let me say other close contact. Give me some example.
Speaker 11 (39:35):
Well, for example, if the close contact of a child
is a household contact, perhaps there will be a certain
number of cases of individual who are just living with
and in close contact with someone with AIDS, who are
risk of AIDS, who does not necessarily have to have
intimate sexual contact or share a needle, but just the
ordinary close contact that one sees in normal interpersonal fact.
Speaker 3 (39:57):
Yeah, he's saying he's wrong.
Speaker 4 (39:59):
He's basically he was the NBA saying Magic Johnson can't
play basketball anymore because you can catch HIV from like
sweat or breathing on somebody or anything like that.
Speaker 2 (40:10):
I mean, that's what that And obviously you know, I'm like,
was there not a beagle for you to you know,
test on and put through incredible pain? I mean, this
is what's funny to me, right, These woke as liberal
scumbags are out there and they're so upset for Fauci.
I'm like, guys, did you not see all the footage
(40:31):
of the beagles, the children, the grandma's and Grandpa's no,
that doesn't bother you. But this freak, Fauci the fraud
being upset because he's finally caught. We finally have enough
to say, yeah, we think you lied, so about that.
And they're like, oh, even what's his face? Yesterday said
(40:54):
something Harvey Levin of TMC, did you see that?
Speaker 3 (40:56):
He came out and he goes, now, what do you say?
Speaker 2 (40:59):
He was like, oh, oh, I feel really bad that
you know that Fauci has to go through this, and
it was difficult to watch, and like, what the what?
I don't know what people are talking about? Why do
you feel bad for this guy? It's like feeling bad
for like, I don't know, Bundy, you know, or Dahmer,
Like the court proceeding is very stressful for this mass murderer.
(41:23):
What that to me is just a bridge too far.
You know, you have been screwing around and hurting people's
lives since AIDS, And what happens is, you know, people
are scared and fear is a powerful, powerful thing.
Speaker 3 (41:39):
I mean that's what it is.
Speaker 4 (41:40):
They leverage fear, right, leverage fear the gain control over
people's lives, like no doubt, and it was and it
and like It literally impacted every aspect of American's life.
Speaker 3 (41:50):
Cost people.
Speaker 4 (41:50):
Not just like the lives of loved ones, but I
think a lot of social relationships, like we're you know,
yes it's.
Speaker 2 (41:55):
True, and then we have one other one here. I
definitely want to get to this. So as he was
walked into the hearing room yesterday, there was like a
throng of reporters and one of the reporters is screaming
out to him about what was in his actual diary.
I mean, and that's the other thing. Right. People are mad.
(42:16):
They're saying, well, this is his diary. It was wrong
to release it. I'm like, I'm sorry. He wrote all
this shit on a government, taxpayer funded computer. This is
not his MacBook at home. This is him writing from
his government email and then saying please delete, after testifying
before Congress saying I never deleted anything. There's just so much.
But this is him getting called on the carpet for
(42:38):
something that he wrote. We're not making this up, doctor Fauji.
Speaker 4 (42:43):
You admitted in your own diary that COVID was nothing
more than a flu.
Speaker 3 (42:47):
Do you regret shutting the world down?
Speaker 2 (42:48):
Are you ever going to admit that you killed millions
of people through your poison shots. When are you going to.
Speaker 3 (42:53):
Take responsibility for your mishandling of COVID?
Speaker 4 (42:57):
When are you going to take responsibility for your mishandling covidi?
Speaker 2 (43:03):
Here's the evidence for that directly. So the gentleman that
you just heard goes into a very long dio tribe
about how it's in his diaries and he's think.
Speaker 3 (43:12):
It compares like it's an influenza.
Speaker 4 (43:13):
It's like modeled after this and it's got a fatalit
rate of point two percent, not two percent. Yeah, no,
the whole it's wild. No, it's uh, Honestly, that scene.
I'm glad we kind of ended with that because if
we were going to make like a documentary about like
fauci uh and like the lies, the power grab, like
the core decisions, all the things, that would be how
it ends right, Like he's walking into the halls of
(43:36):
Congress and people are like holding him accountable for the
things he admitted to himself but not to the rest
of the country, and you know, you kind of the
end scene would be like, yeah, sitting down and here
they come and he's half have to uh and yeah,
we'll see I did not know that James F. Meyer,
the turn of General Florida, had said he wants to
look at action.
Speaker 3 (43:55):
There's at least twenty six I.
Speaker 4 (43:57):
Believe Republican attorney generals in the country who I think
would probably have a similar.
Speaker 3 (44:02):
Perspective on that. So yes, yeah, I guess, I guess.
Speaker 2 (44:06):
Hat tip again to f Meyer for leading that cause
on to be continued as right. We love them well.
Thank you guys for listening to the Rogue Recap. We
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there for a really really long time and not nice
(44:29):
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Speaker 2 (00:30):
What's up, everybody? Welcome to the Rogue Recap and Soundbites
number fourteen. Here at my buddy, Eric Eggers, and I'm
remote today. You can see I'm in a hotel, I
don't have my glorious pictures all around me. And Eric
actually lives here in Florida, so he feels right at home.
Speaker 3 (00:45):
Writer, I absolutely feel right at home.
Speaker 4 (00:46):
And I think it's actually appropriate that you are remote
today because while you are only just remote, based on
the look of things, you actually could be in quarantine.
And that's kind of the theme for today, right We've
got Anthony Fauci, you know, kind of what date or
most office obviously what he did not say during his
congressional testimony. And I think we all had to kind
of live through the time in our life when we
(01:07):
mostly talk to each other like this. So it's actually great.
It's great to see you like and be like, actually, no,
you're not in quarantine. You're just down in Florida where
most sane people tend to visit or.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
Live, I have to say, as as much of a person.
You know, so many people love Florida, and I like Florida,
but you know, I have to say, like your Attorney
general coming out yesterday and saying that he was going
to be investigating Fauci, I was like, bro.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
Bro, Now I got to tell you a shout out
to James F. Meyer.
Speaker 4 (01:39):
I actually so, he you know, lives in Tallahassee, where
I live, and I actually saw him at you know,
no flex here but the country club pool over the weekend.
And my daughter, my eleven year old daughter, had been
kind of acting out, and so I saw him at
the on the patio and I said, excuse me, sir,
you know, do you have him many goes? Of course,
it was like my daughter's kind of acting up, and
I was like, so, as the Attorney General for the
state of Florida, you know what, what recourse do I
(02:01):
have as a parent, because I'd like literally to tell
him my DAGs like, you can't act like this.
Speaker 3 (02:04):
I'm not have to call the cops or something.
Speaker 4 (02:06):
And he goes, listen till she's eighteen, you can pretty
much do whatever you want.
Speaker 3 (02:10):
Like in front of her.
Speaker 5 (02:10):
I was like let's go.
Speaker 2 (02:13):
So I do like him.
Speaker 4 (02:14):
Yeah, I like so not only is a s Meyer,
you know, good on on COVID and good on fact,
he's good on frontal rights.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
So shout out to him.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Yes, yeah, well he is a dad. He's got little guys,
so he gets it. You know, he's our he's in
our world, Like he understands what it is to be
a parent, and like, look at your child and go,
I don't understand how I need this. I don't know
what is happening. But yeah, I loved it. I love
that he was first, and I love that he was like,
I did not appreciate your lack of candor, and I
think you sold yourself down the river. So how about that?
Speaker 3 (02:42):
Well, and I'll tell you this too.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
I was actually thinking about this morning because so, like
we live in Florida. Obviously, Ronda Santis has ascended significantly,
but I would say, like Ronda Santis only beat a
very weak Democrat candidate twenty eighteen by about forty thousand votes,
So Ronda Santis did not come in here as this
political juggernaut, and he won by twenty points in twenty
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twenty two, is the largest gap ever for a Republican.
I mean, so he's became a political rock star so
much that he thought it was a good idea to
run for president only because of like the way he
led during COVID. You know, you're now seeing people like
Rick Scott, You've seeing some other people kind of take
some shots even Byron Donald's is being a little critical
of Rond De Sant's handling the economy things.
Speaker 3 (03:23):
But it's because Ron DeSantis was.
Speaker 4 (03:24):
The perfect foil for Anthony Fauci, Like Ron de Santis
exists as the political force he does today because of
who Anthony Fauci forced him to be. And so I
actually think it's interesting that you're that Eth Meyer like,
who was a former DeSantis chief of staff and is
in some ways very much like a disciple who but
also wants to kind of curry a good relationship with
Donald Trump. So this is the playbooks his boss followed,
(03:47):
and it wouldn't shock me if he follows it to
a similar levels success.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
That's very smart.
Speaker 4 (03:51):
But yeah, Ronda Stantis today doesn't exist without Anthony Fauci
from six years.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Ago, no question about it. And I have to say
there's there's a few people who really were stars in
all of this, Aaron Siri being one of them. I
love that guy. You know, he is a vaccine attorney.
This is somebody who has fought the big vaccine companies
long before COVID, you know, talking about you know, sudden
infinite death syndrome, talking about what happens when you get
(04:18):
these thirty seven vaccines, why the children don't need it,
why the umbilical court should stay connected, right, all of
these things that people like me. You know, when I
had my son in twenty fifteen, you know, they were
really kind of really getting on the vaccine thing and
I'm denied them all. And the hospital literally said to me, well,
you can't leave with your child if you don't do
(04:38):
blah blah Blah'm like says, so see now most parents
get afraid. They didn't realize they were dealing with such
a confrontational bitch. So I was like, yeah, I just
gave birth mid a lot of pain. Yeah, and you're
telling me I can't take my child, So like, yeah,
none of that works right right.
Speaker 4 (04:51):
Show me the ward where you keep the children whose
parents wouldn't let them have vaccines and you now, I
mean raise them, Like what's happening.
Speaker 2 (04:59):
I'm like, I'm sorry, I'm like, are there small people
here sweeping?
Speaker 3 (05:02):
I'm not understanding the process, but it's a real thing, dude.
Speaker 4 (05:05):
Like I have a friend in California who made those
choices not to give their small children vaccines, and now
they legit can't find a daycare because they won't do it.
Speaker 3 (05:14):
The nanny state is kind of cracking down that stuff. No,
it's crazy.
Speaker 4 (05:16):
I will just say this before we get these clips
with all the Fauci stuff. Yesterday, the person I thought
the most about was actually you, because and I was
just so happy for you.
Speaker 3 (05:25):
I hope that you feel like I'm sure you did.
Speaker 4 (05:27):
But in case you are actually humble enough or too
humble to take a bow about it, Like you've been
on this from day one, and you have been calling
out Fauci as a fraud, eve been calling out all
the things they've foisted as dangerous and so like unhealthy
for families and children. And I think there's not a
whole lot of Fauci defenders left, really, and so it's
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quite stunning to see the sea change in public sentiment
and certainly the sea change.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
On how we're allowed to talk about it.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
You've got clips of US senator dropping f bombs on
Anthony Fox and he's like, dude, and he's a senator
from like Ohio, Like that's a centrist state.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
It's not like he's a.
Speaker 2 (06:06):
C sweet guy. He's a c sweet guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
I don't say it.
Speaker 4 (06:10):
It's not like it's some you know, crazy, It's not
like rand Paul or so anything. But I was just like,
you've been unafraid. And I think you've been very brave
about saying stuff just because you believe. Sure, you've looked
into it, like you say, you use your eyes, your ears,
your brain. And uh so I was very very happy
for you yesterday.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (06:28):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
I have to say I I was flying and I
was on a plane watching it on my computer, you know,
in the big screen so that anybody else that may
need to see it could and anybody else it made
them uncomfortable, it did, you know. Like I was like,
I'm all about this, you know, but I was watching
him and thinking to myself, you know, I though, I
think the thing that pained me the most, and I
(06:50):
promise after this we'll get to these great clips. The
thing that paint me the most, and this is the
soft side of Linda right, animals and kids watching people
jabbed their children who were hysterically crying and then got
violently and terminally ill in some cases.
Speaker 3 (07:07):
And when they.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
Wrapped those masks on their face, and they would force
them and they would duct tape them, and I couldn't.
I do not understand hurting children and animals. I do
not understand it. I will physically assault you if I
see you do it. Know that now, it's not a thing.
You don't hurt kids, you don't have puppies, you don't
hurt cats, you don't hurt animals of any kind. It
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is not a thing, and people do it so often,
and people are so afraid to say anything. My children
did not wear masks. My children were not vaccinated, and
I thought every day I went to every school board meeting,
I was laughed at, cursed at, called a tinfoil hat
conspiracy person. I mean, you name it. I was called it,
and I was blasphemed by people who were friends for years,
(07:52):
colleagues who were friends for years. I wasn't allowed to
walk into my building in New York. I wasn't allowed
to get on a subway, and I was like, is
everyone lost their mind? And in the midst of all
of it, I was watching the big box stores stay open,
the liquor stores stay open, the EBT stay open. I'm like,
is anybody else paying attention to what we got going
on here? Like nobody else thinks this is weird? The
(08:14):
churches have to be closed, really, but it's okay to
go to Walmart? Like there was no point at which
in even like the six foot rule, right, the arbitrary
six foot rule that came from nowhere that even Fauci said, yeah,
that really wasn't based in science. And then you have
Debora Burks today coming out trying to throw Fauci under
the bus because miss scarf woman herself is like, oh, no,
(08:36):
I might get in trouble. I'm like, you are so
a part of this, You're oh anyways, all that to say,
happy day, Happy for people that stood up, Happy for
people who had the balls to say this is bullshit
when it was.
Speaker 3 (08:48):
Well so real quick.
Speaker 4 (08:49):
Like so Burkes is saying that she got kind of
accosted by Trump on April. On April twenty third, I
was in Charleston, South Carolina for my grandmother's ninetieth birthday.
On no like it when like, uh, you know, we
kind of had these moments like, am my terrible grandson?
Because like, am I trying to kill Nana?
Speaker 3 (09:08):
You know? But r and actually brought my daughter who
would later go on to.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
Be such a lawless rebel that I have to bring
in the tourney general on that field on that trip.
But like the you know, and then Trump's like saying
to her, then you've ruined the country. So I guess
I'm saying, like, so Donald Trump knew five weeks into
it that they had ruined it, Like why didn't he
say anything?
Speaker 3 (09:31):
Why didn't he kind of reverse course? Like I guess, like,
why did this.
Speaker 4 (09:34):
Guy who seems uh kind of restrainable, why did he
not do more to kind of change the course.
Speaker 2 (09:43):
So my opinion on that is as follows. I think
that there are certain things that we all feel are
above our pay grade. Right, So, when they said it
was a pandemic and they were showing all that fake
syot footage from China, some of the stuff that was
happening in India was but that's because of Bill Gates
and the vaccines that he literally perpetrated upon those people.
(10:05):
But putting that to the side for a brief moment.
There was a lot of misinformation coming in even to
the White House, and I think because Fauci had brought
in Berks, and Fauci was had I mean like he
said yes, or he's like I've been doing this for
fifty four years, and I'm like, yeah, you've sucked at
it for fifty four years. And people who talked to
you during your AIDS research would say to you, he
(10:26):
started this PCR shit a long time ago, you know, like,
this isn't anything new, it's just that nobody paid attention
to it. And what's interesting is all this that we
do now, the virtual capability, the zooms, the meetings, the
social media platforms, actually is what saved many people from
walking down the conventional medicinal path because they were like,
(10:47):
wait what and they were looking at different things like
well that doesn't make any sense or that doesn't look right,
but the president doesn't have the luxury of saying maybe right.
So they come into him and they say, we have
a pandemic. It's confirmed by the next Institutes of Health.
And so the President's like, well shit, you know, like
I don't want people to die. You know, that's not
who I am. How do I fix this and do
(11:09):
the right thing. But he knew something felt wrong and
people were still getting sick and still dying, and it
just nothing felt right. But I think it took aled
a little while for him to be able to say, Okay,
you are you guys seeing the same thing I am,
because this is off.
Speaker 4 (11:24):
Well, then he's I just say the santists like that.
You know, they closed beaches for like a week.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
You know, oh he was done.
Speaker 3 (11:30):
They closed that for like a week and they're like no,
I'm out, you know.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
And then and you know, I worked on a book
with Richard Corcoran, who's the Secretary of Education, and his
whole thing was like they actually looked at data, like
the sientists looked at the data. He wasn't being fed
the data by anybody else. Like they're like he right,
waiting for the Korean studies, waiting for these other studies
to come out, and like, okay, like we're they're looking
at the mortality rates. They're looking at like who's getting sick,
who's not getting sick. Actually, it's a whole crazy story.
(11:53):
Like they would have they would have opened elementary schools
back up, yeah, fairly quickly, like that same ring, but
the colleges unilidly made a decision to close, and so
they're like, well, wait, we can't have the colleges closed
and then open the K twelve up. So they were
like not on the same page about that, but then
you know, they opened everything else up back.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
Later that fall. It's crazy. It's a crazy time.
Speaker 4 (12:13):
I'm glad there's find some accountability for all of it,
especially in including doctor Fauci.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Yes, and I think that doctor Fauci and I talked
about this a lot. Yesterday I was on with Mark Simone,
who's a talk show host in New York, and I
was saying to him. I was like, what people don't understand,
and what I have been saying for like a year now,
is Fauci may have gotten this auto pen pardon, but
it doesn't cover states, and it doesn't cover civil it's
(12:41):
specific for federal criminal infractions. So it's a very specific thing.
So when he got that and was like, oh my god,
I was like, first of all, two people got those
big pardons, Hunter Biden and Anthony Fauci. That should be
your first freaking morning. Yeah right. Not only that, he'd
put it back to twenty twelve, so the pardon starts
(13:04):
in twenty twelve, and I'm like, huh. When you look
at the Wuhan Virology Lab and the amount of money
that was being funneled from US taxpayers through grants attributed
to the NIH and then allocated to the Eco Health Alliance,
it all starts in twenty ten and twenty twelve. Yeah,
so I'm like, holy shit, Like this is nuts.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Right.
Speaker 2 (13:26):
Anyways, we could do a whole show on all of that,
but I want to play a little bit of Fauci.
So we have Fauci with Stephanopoulos from twenty twenty two,
and then we have a twenty twenty one and a
twenty twenty six clip. All of these are him flip
flopping on. I have no problem testifying. I don't know
if you know, but I've testified many times. You shut
the hell up. This guy's so pompous. I mean, it's
(13:49):
shocking to me how pompous he is.
Speaker 7 (13:53):
Well, if I become a punching bag, I'm a punching bag.
But I am very happy to testify before for any
Congressional Oversight committee. I have nothing to hide. I can
explain and validate everything that I've done, So you know,
it's going to be inconvenient if they actually are out
there essentially threatening to make my life miserable. But it's
(14:15):
I mean, I'm going to do what I need to do,
and that is cooperate fully because we have nothing to
hide at all. The answer is if there are oversight hearings,
I absolutely will cooperate fully and testify before the Congress.
Speaker 5 (14:31):
Have answer.
Speaker 8 (14:31):
You may not know, but I have to testify before
the Congress a few hundred times, okay, over the last
forty years or so, so I have no trouble testifying.
We can defend and explain and stand by everything that
we've said, so I have nothing to.
Speaker 9 (14:48):
Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my
right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain
from answering your questions.
Speaker 6 (14:58):
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
So yeah, kind of a flip flop. And that's twenty
twenty one, it's twenty twenty two. What you just saw
twenty twenty one and then twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4 (15:07):
Well, very different political environment, and as you just noted
with the actions of Florida Attorney General, it's a very
different legal environment also, right, I mean, you got you
know people, it's so wild to me just to see
how differently we see so many things. But and I
know we have a Joe Biden clip here, but like, yes,
(15:28):
so you can play that here. Let's listen to Joe Biden,
because like, you know, among the things we now know
is the person who was like standing up for and
touting Joe Biden was or you know, touting anthy fashion
with Joe Biden. And we were also told that Joe
Biden was like healthy, So yeah, what do yeah, you know,
the vaccines and Joe Biden had in common, we were
told they were perfectly fine.
Speaker 2 (15:49):
Yes, that's one hundred percent accurate. Trump said he was
going to fire doctor Fauci. That wonderful.
Speaker 3 (15:59):
I got a better eye.
Speaker 2 (16:00):
Do you like, man, I'm gonna hire doctor Frauci.
Speaker 5 (16:04):
By now Tony need. Doctor Fauchi needs no introduction.
Speaker 4 (16:08):
Doctor Frauci's trusted, a truth telling, a patriot.
Speaker 3 (16:12):
So my message U is this, listen to doctor Fauci,
one most distinguished and trusted voices in the world.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
Drop said, first of all, I just want to say
that there should be combat pay involved in listening to him.
Speaker 3 (16:27):
I miss it, I miss it.
Speaker 4 (16:29):
I wish No, you don't, I do dude, it was
because because it's like one of those YouTube videos. So,
uh so my son, you know, I'm talking about my
kids today. Today's my son's starts a birthday. We have
a big flamingo float in the pool, and like one
of the games we play is like, hey, can Elijah
jump on the flamingo float because it's like a little
bit too tall for him to like get on there,
(16:52):
and so he like try to jump, but he like
struggles and wrestles, and so it's kind of fun to
watch someone try to do a thing they clearly are
not a quick to do you, and like it's a
cute way to watch someone you love fail.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
And that's how I feel like watching Joe Biden speak.
It's like, ah, he's trying. Here comes He's like trying
to go on to something. Go, He's trying to put
a couple of sentences together. Let's see if he can
make it all without cause pause to catch his breath.
You know. So that's that's what I missed about it.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
I think what we really just learned is that you're
Mascus and so you have issues.
Speaker 3 (17:21):
Also a terrible parent.
Speaker 4 (17:22):
Yeah, so try again on the float?
Speaker 3 (17:28):
Wrong with you? Come on?
Speaker 2 (17:29):
It's funny. So his birth Happy birthday to Elijah, my son.
Liam's birthday was Tuesday. He was eleven. Okay, so yeah,
it's it's it's definitely the weeks of birthdays in the
summer for the kiddos. But we have another clip of
Fauci here. So this was an interesting one. I think
this was May's online You guys know, I love my
Twitter folks, but uh or ex folks whatever, But this
(17:51):
is Fauci in sort of a roundtable month to month,
So it was like March, April, May Jude and like
all of the different sort of warnings and updates that
he had not only on the vaccines but on the
virus itself and how that was changing and flip flopping,
which is pretty interesting.
Speaker 6 (18:12):
You might have virus in your naso pharings, and even
though you really feel well, you could inadvertently pass it
on to someone else.
Speaker 7 (18:21):
It is very unlikely that a vaccinated person, even if
there's a breakthrough infection, would transmit it to someone else.
Speaker 2 (18:28):
If you're vaccinated, you really don't need to worry about
getting it in a way that's serious or transmitting it.
Speaker 6 (18:36):
You nailed it, Chris nailed correct Okay, that's absolutely correct.
Speaker 3 (18:40):
You're absolutely right.
Speaker 6 (18:41):
You said it correctly.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
The risk is extremely low.
Speaker 6 (18:44):
Of getting infected, of getting sick, or of transmitting it
to anybody else. You should care because if you get
infected and you're not vaccinated, there is a chance, maybe
a likelihood, that you will be part of the dynamics
of the continuation of the chain of transmission. Namely, you
(19:05):
will inadvertently or innocently transmit it to someone else who
will then transmit it to someone else. And I don't
think anyone would intentionally want to be part of.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
The transmission Gaine.
Speaker 6 (19:18):
Do you want to be a dead end to the virus,
so when the virus gets to you, you stop it.
You don't allow it to use you as the stepping
stone to the next person. Vaccinated people are clearly capable
of transmitting the infection to an uninfected person.
Speaker 2 (19:38):
These are the things I mean. I first of all,
I am not a scientist or a doctor, right, I
am in media, That's what I do. Okay, fine, How
the hell are you controlling an airborne virus? Okay, also
known in the cold family and the food family, And
we know we don't control those eithers For thousands of years,
(19:59):
But it makes zero sense that this guy is saying,
so if you're not vaccinated, you can transmit it and
then you would give it to somebody else they could
be vaccinated. I'm like, wait, wait, wait, I'm sorry, I'm
misunderstanding what you're saying. So this vaccinated person should be
afraid of me as an unvaccinated person, even though your
vaccine is one hundred percent fool proof and it's going
(20:21):
to stop the infection and the transmission. What is happening?
Why why do you care if I get vaccinated if
you're vaccinated?
Speaker 3 (20:28):
It's so wild, dude, Like, but you know it's funny.
Speaker 4 (20:30):
I'm always amazed anytime I try to do like a
car repair thing, Like I'll pull up a video on
YouTube and I'm.
Speaker 3 (20:35):
Like, okay, like this thing could like explode.
Speaker 4 (20:37):
But I saw somebody on the internet that I don't
know do it, So I'm clearly comfortable like trying it now.
So we already kind of seed so much like of
our thought process even relates to our personal safety to
strangers on the internet.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
And that's basically what happened. That was what we do,
you know what I mean? Like, So that's what we did.
Speaker 2 (20:53):
I don't do that. I hire professionals. I should go
on like I'm not a YouTube.
Speaker 4 (20:58):
Let me get more hire boy and six five Panda
says to do here like so, but but it's I think,
you know, and I live in Florida where obviously, like
we go through hurricane season all the time.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
Yeah, and so like we.
Speaker 4 (21:12):
All become these little experts like, oh, well, the western
cone is shifting three degrees, so that should mean this,
and we're like all just overly you know, informed, but
like not really on things that you don't you know.
And so we all became uh, you know, COVID experts,
and we all became old the pathogens do this, and
that sort just reminds me of and you know the
(21:33):
same people who were like so expertly telling you to
stay home and like do these things, would like had
no problem making these poor blue collar folks go do
their grocery shopping for them and bring them their stuff. Yeah,
it's I mean, it's just wild man like I That
was the.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
Thing that mystified me. They were like, you can't go
food shopping, but you can have a total stranger touch
everything you're about to consume and put in your home
and they can go food shopping for you.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
What people wanted so badly, They just wanted somebody to
kind of like tell them what to do. Like the
video we don't have it today, but the video that
I saw recently that think like sum this all up
is I saw a video of like Julia.
Speaker 3 (22:10):
Roberts and then and then anti factis.
Speaker 2 (22:13):
The only reason I didn't get it is because I.
Speaker 4 (22:15):
Hate her well, but then she like starts fangirling out
like oh it's no. And I know people like that.
I know people who literally like thought Anthony Fauscian. But
it's because anti Fasci wasn't Donald Trump. So like the
anti Trump energy kind of transferred into this person. So
Fasci represented everything that Trump wasn't and so people put
all their you know, kind of hope. And then what
(22:37):
that's the best part of these diaries is it clearly
like went through his head. And that to me is
like the untold part of this is like how many
of these decisions were made not because they were in
the best interest of public health, which obviously like public
health was not so particularly well, but how much of
this of these decisions were made because it kept Anthony
Fauci as a powerful person and in the spot like that,
(22:59):
like that clearly happened, right Like if Anthony Fauschi had said, Hey,
you know, you guys can go live your life and
we're going to kind of trust the states and we're
not going to make this like very heavy handed guidance
and we're not going to require a shot. You know,
we're not going to require the federalgram to play this
massive role in this. Then he goes away kind of
and he clearly didn't want to do that.
Speaker 2 (23:21):
Yeah, there's definitely to me the concept of saying, as
we heard in the first clip, I have no problem
testifying I have nothing to hide, and then you meet
it with I kept a diary of everything I lied about,
of everything that I kept from the public for all
those years while you people died alone taking a vaccine
(23:42):
that poisoned you and was going to affect you for
years to come. Because now we're having I can remember
having a conversation and the person I was talking to,
and it was an on air conversation, and the person
I was talking to said that I was a conspiracy
theorist because I said, there is no question that following
the COVID vaccines. We are seeing an increase of myocarditis
(24:05):
in athletes, young athletes, And this person was a coach
and they were like, that's absolutely untrue. Myocarditis is very
common because you know, the athletes have a lot of
strain on their hearts. I'm like, you're literally the antithesis
of everything I've ever heard about being healthy and being
an athlete. Your heart should be stronger, your lung should
be more expanded, your vein should be pumping with blood
(24:27):
because this is all you do every day. The reason
that these poor people are dying in the middle of events,
in the middle of football fields and ice rinks and
baseball little leagues and all these crazy things, is because
there is a protein attacking their system. Actually, you know,
and you couldn't have these conversations. Fast forward to now,
(24:47):
we have people with Bell's policy turbo cancers. People is young.
I mean literally, we had I can't think of his
name right now, but he owns one of the LA
sports teams, and he's a doctor, and he's very well known,
and he was he's been doing the circuit recently because
he's been talking about how he's been doing alternative medicine
to help to cure these turbo cancers. And he's like,
(25:08):
these are one hundred percent from the vaccines. Yeah, he said,
they are attacking your body, just like when you first
got COVID. They called it the Cytokind storm. Yeah, and
they had, oh, your body's in the cytokind storm. So
you know, the last thing you want to do if
your body's in a cytokind storm is to put you
on a dang then a later and expand your lungs
(25:28):
and allow it to grow. But that's what they did.
And you couldn't do ivermectin, and you couldn't do HCQ,
and you couldn't do anything that had worked for a
thousand years because that didn't pay the bills that they
were making all this money on with Pfizer and Maderna
and Johnson and Johnson because they had that EUA, the
Emergency Use Authorization which was given as an edict from
(25:49):
the President.
Speaker 3 (25:49):
And also immunity for many lawsuits.
Speaker 2 (25:52):
So one hundred percent. Yeah. Well, so Aaron Siri, who
is incredible and has been fighting vaccine companies and pharmaceutical
you know, all these big, big pharmaceutical companies for years,
talks about that fine print and how people don't understand
that when you take these vaccines, you sign away any
rights you have to ever come back on them and
(26:14):
say I've had a vaccine injury. I mean that that
whole the var's form, which many people are not familiar with.
I mean they were going in and switching that around, yeah,
which is a federal crime. Anyways, Deborah Burks, who also
worked with Fauci, is now making her media debut again.
And you know the woman has no scarf. Scarfs the
(26:35):
scarf Scott bless her. I'm like, I like a good scarf,
but it is August, just saying okay. So she was
on News Nation and she was talking about how she
was actually shut out of a lot of what Fauci
was doing, and that Fauchi was having these private conversations.
Speaker 10 (26:54):
When President Trump said to me, we will never close
down America again as what happened, which I couldn't understand
how that happens so rapidly. We put out guidelines to
slow the spread, and the next thing we know, everything
is closed down. Now I know that doctor Fauci was
having private conversations with these governors and mayors to tell
them to close the schools and to tell them while
(27:16):
we were trying to figure out how to contain the
virus without doing all of that a long way of saying,
you know, you have to follow what your commander in
chief is saying to you. That doesn't mean that you
change the science. It doesn't mean you change the data,
but you figure out a way to execute the plan
that they want. So when President Trump, on i think
(27:39):
April fourth, said we'll never do this again to the country,
we pivoted to how do we bring testing so that
people are aware of their status. No one wants to
infect anybody else. But if you get them tests, instead
of quarantining people who are exposed, you just only tell
the people who are infected to stay home. That is
a very different approach. It worked fabuls lesslie in universities.
(28:01):
It's why we were able to keep them open, and
Secretary Devace was working and keeping K through twelve open.
There were solutions, but it became very political, and we
all have to be aware because it was a presidential
election year, it was really important for blue states to
show that they were taking it very seriously, and they overclosed,
(28:22):
and we just have to be honest that that happened,
and that's why that discussion from both sides of the
aisle and a resolution and a way to go forward
is critical so that we can do this right in
the future.
Speaker 4 (28:35):
That's infuriating, well, and it's not, I mean thinking about
just the two things. Number one, the blue states that
overclosed lost two decades with the learning games, you know,
for I think fourth graders, and mostly it's like the
poor kids and the black and brown kids, we didn't
have access to safe space, as quiet space, as computers,
et cetera. So like that's generation generation of learning gone
right because of the Blue states over closed. And obviously
(28:57):
what's the other benefit of not just blue states but
purple states overclosing is that then you got to adopt
like the wildest, craziest elections, you know, kind of rules. Ever,
and you know, we saw what happened, So I mean
that's like that's a combination.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
Of perverse incentives and Hector Brooks like, oh oops, I
don't know, maybe maybe we shouldn't just let them do it.
Speaker 2 (29:21):
The thing that pisses me off about her and I
said this to you. We did a show on the
Secret Service a few months ago, or yeah, I guess
a few months ago, and I said the same thing then.
And I don't know if I'm right or wrong to
say this, but when you know something, it's really difficult.
But you have to speak up. If you're in a
position that what you say could actually have an impact
(29:44):
on millions of people, are you really going to choose
the easy route for yourself? And I am shocked at
the amount of people that do. I am shocked at
this for as a tangent for a moment by her
and her colleagues, knowing for her to see, we have
to work around what the commander in chief wants. I'm like,
the commander in chief is listening to you. The commander
(30:04):
in chief is coming to you so that he can
be educated and make informed decisions for the nation based
upon the science and the medicinal recommendations you're making. This
isn't on the president. And don't get me wrong, I
think Biden is a buffoon. But at the end of
the day, there are recommendations that come in. The problem
is the backroom conversations that surrounded the recommendations that had
(30:27):
absolutely nothing to do with keeping the nation safe. And
we knew that that's the ugly part and the fact
that she's coming out now because it's comfortable. Yeah, well,
now I can tell you what I think. I actually
think less of you now, I think you're a more
terrible person.
Speaker 4 (30:40):
So here's the question. Why is she on news Nation
not in front of Congress exactly?
Speaker 2 (30:45):
Why isn't she be And I don't know that that's
not going to happen for her because there's a few
other doctors that definitely were lockstep with him, you know
what I mean. I mean, Peter Danzik and Fauci's number
two have already been called before the committee to be questioned.
Speaker 3 (30:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (31:00):
I do think that there are other people coming down
the line. And I also think that every single media
person who decided to come out and say you are
the problem. You should be killed, you should be quarantined,
you should be put in the gulag. I'm like, what
the hell?
Speaker 3 (31:15):
It was so bad?
Speaker 2 (31:17):
We go back? I mean, Howard Stern was literally on
a daily rant. I was like, just because you're a hypochondriac, okay,
and you've got some kind of sickness in your mind, Like,
I'm sorry. Your haircut alone is a warning to me
to not listen to you. Please move on, bro, get
back to what you used to do. It was a
lot better. Don't talk to me about vaccines please, and
(31:39):
that was People always say, why do you hate Taylor Swift.
I'm like, because Taylor Swift went out there and she
clearly took money. This is my opinion. She clearly took
money to promote the vaccine.
Speaker 3 (31:50):
Travis Kelsey definitely did right. I think he was in
every commercial. Yeah, no, it's crazy.
Speaker 2 (31:55):
So they're a perfect match. Hope your Spike proteins are
working out great, you know what I mean. I'm sure
they were present for the wedding. Anyways, so Bernie Moreno,
God bless them, senator from Ohio. You know, this is
an educated business owner who knows exactly what small business
owners were feeling like during these horrible COVID shutdowns and
people that were like literally getting like arrested. I mean
(32:17):
Tim Walls Estate was one of the worst offenders, you know,
literally shutting down, shooting at people, Get back in your house,
shut the hell up. AnyWho. So Bernie Moreno had some
really great back and forth with the plead the Fifth
Fauci and just spicy language here, ladies and gents, if
(32:39):
you're listening, just fore warnings not up to me, but
it's worth hearing because he was fantastic. Do you admit
it in your own hang on.
Speaker 5 (32:50):
Hey, Tolly, those policies were put in place because you
had moronic politicians listened to the words of a megalomaniac
who was more interested in having met a Kardashian than
the suffering of the American people. And that is you
(33:14):
your advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who
enforce those rules. Arrested that mom for watching a football
game with her own family outside. When that story broke,
(33:36):
I said to myself, I cannot stand idly on the
side and watch this happen. It was about six years
ago today that I decided I'm going to give up
my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run through
the United States Senate. Here I am sitting in front
of you six years later, saying, who the fuck do
(33:57):
you think you were doing?
Speaker 6 (33:58):
That?
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Literally, when he said that, I was like.
Speaker 4 (34:03):
Oh no, it's like, you know, I don't know, if
you've seen the movie. You might not want to see
the movie another thing, but it's like if you've seen
the Odyssey, like like this, this whole kind of build
up thing. But basically, like you know, so the character
the whole time he's trying to get back because his
wife there's all these suitors there like trying to like
you know, nip it or heels like oh da da
da and then so but they finally at the end
(34:23):
he like gets the like it it's like the door shut.
It becomes like very clear, like what's about to happen,
Like Odysseus is about to like go ham on these people.
Speaker 3 (34:32):
It's the same energy.
Speaker 4 (34:33):
It's like, no, this is something that I've been working on,
this stuff that I've been working towards, like I've been
training for this, and you will now feel my wrath, sir, yeah, yeah,
and then the yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:44):
I'm telling you that. For me, I had no idea
what a Mama bear I would I was, yeah until
COVID and how I would go at people and say
are you are you insane? What is going on on?
Walking into a grocery store and then telling me I
cannot food chuck because I have a mask on. I'm like, okay,
well you can stop me. I'll be in the produce bye.
(35:08):
I mean that was a real thing. And they would
follow me around the store and At one point I
turned around in the general manager. I said, I'm going
to be here once a week to shop from my family.
And the fact that you think that a piece of
cloth across my face is protecting you from a pandemic
world virus frightens me. It does. I don't know how
you're operating your life, sir, Like, please tell me you
(35:30):
don't believe that, right, Like, what is going on?
Speaker 3 (35:33):
You know?
Speaker 2 (35:33):
Some people I was happy they had a mask on.
I'm like, nobody needs to see that. Put it on, yeah,
cover it up. But there was a lot of other
people that were like I saw a girl two days
ago with a giant black and ninety five on the
beach bro by herself.
Speaker 4 (35:49):
When I was coming back, like I was coming back
from out West and I flew through Reno and it
reminded we actually flew into Reno six years ago, and
I was like, in the same spot and I saw somebody,
Oh really, two masks on the face shield over than mat.
Speaker 3 (36:03):
I was like, what's happening?
Speaker 2 (36:06):
I mean some of the ship right, Like, I was like,
I don't understand, I know, and I never had the
mask on. People scream at me, yell at me, get
my face. I'm like, say, it's in my face. Come close,
Come here, so so that when you're right next to me,
I can punch you. Get over here. I was like,
I'm not having it, Like I mean, I definitely was
a side of me that I didn't even know what
was inside of me until that happened and you realize,
(36:28):
oh wow, I am not a sheep. Okay, got it understood.
So here's another moment with moreno this. I don't know
if you saw this as oh, yeah, great the elevator.
Yeah it's great, Senator Marino, why do you suspect few?
She's pleading the fifth after testifying to Muny plus time
before she goes, oh oh and listen, I'm not one.
(36:55):
It's kind of funny, right, Like I always break on
Fetterman because you won't wear a suit because I feel
like it's not like in keeping with like the etiquette
of the Senate. But yesterday he did really gone okay,
yeah yeah, Fetterman had a suit on a tie the
whole thing. I was like, oh shit, and he was
at it. He was he was like, I fell for
your bullshit. I listened to you. I told people to
listen to you. I thought you cared about people, you know,
(37:16):
like he was personally it was a very and obviously
he had a stroke, you know what I mean. So
he has this stroke out of nowhere and I'm like,
hmm okay, but then like here we have Moreno, who's
like breaking all etiquette. He's like, fuck you and this
is bullshit. And I was like, you're really kind of
my hero today. Sorry, like you're my hero, not fauci ever,
(37:36):
you know, I.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
Mean, it's wild because I do know.
Speaker 4 (37:38):
I mean, I know people that passed away from getting COVID,
and I know people that were hospital.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
No, no, you didn't, you did it not from COVID, from
them not treating COVID. That's why they died. They weren't
allowed to have access to the things that would have
saved their life very simply because they were attacked by
a government made special interest virus that was a biochemical
weapon waged against the American people, period, end of sentence.
(38:05):
And now we know that, now we can say it
out loud. Oh look, our taxpayer dollars went to freaking
China and they did a bunch of tests and created
this awesome virus. They brought it back to the United
States and said, hey, this will be fun. All those
people need to go down. You worked in the lab,
you tested the shit, you're going down.
Speaker 3 (38:25):
Yeah, because there's.
Speaker 2 (38:26):
Something wrong with you inside that you can do that
to another human. I hate a lot of people. I
don't wish anybody dead. Anybody, maybe one person, maybe two.
But the bottom line is, it's not a general thought.
It's not something that I'm doing every single day. Right,
I'm not going out there and saying, you know, it'd
be great if we like just infected a bunch of
people and they just die. The hell's wrong with you?
(38:48):
And you're working in the lab to perfect it? Right anyways?
Speaker 3 (38:51):
So crazy?
Speaker 2 (38:53):
AnyWho? All right, so we've got a few more here.
I always think it's good to go back and look
at Fauci from the eighties because it appears that he
has been lying and looking rather unappealing for a very
long time. This is him talking about I don't even
know what his mouth was h he's lying, I think
it was, but he was like he was kind of
(39:14):
like high leveling HIV and talking like esoterically about how
all illnesses like to shut up. He's so pompous even.
Speaker 11 (39:21):
Then, starting to see as we're seeing virtually as the
months go by, other groups that can be involved, and
seeing it in children is really quite disturbing.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Let me say other close contact. Give me some example.
Speaker 11 (39:35):
Well, for example, if the close contact of a child
is a household contact, perhaps there will be a certain
number of cases of individual who are just living with
and in close contact with someone with AIDS, who are
risk of AIDS, who does not necessarily have to have
intimate sexual contact or share a needle, but just the
ordinary close contact that one sees in normal interpersonal fact.
Speaker 3 (39:57):
Yeah, he's saying he's wrong.
Speaker 4 (39:59):
He's basically he was the NBA saying Magic Johnson can't
play basketball anymore because you can catch HIV from like
sweat or breathing on somebody or anything like that.
Speaker 2 (40:10):
I mean, that's what that And obviously you know, I'm like,
was there not a beagle for you to you know,
test on and put through incredible pain? I mean, this
is what's funny to me, right, These woke as liberal
scumbags are out there and they're so upset for Fauci.
I'm like, guys, did you not see all the footage
(40:31):
of the beagles, the children, the grandma's and Grandpa's no,
that doesn't bother you. But this freak, Fauci the fraud
being upset because he's finally caught. We finally have enough
to say, yeah, we think you lied, so about that.
And they're like, oh, even what's his face? Yesterday said
(40:54):
something Harvey Levin of TMC, did you see that?
Speaker 3 (40:56):
He came out and he goes, now, what do you say?
Speaker 2 (40:59):
He was like, oh, oh, I feel really bad that
you know that Fauci has to go through this, and
it was difficult to watch, and like, what the what?
I don't know what people are talking about? Why do
you feel bad for this guy? It's like feeling bad
for like, I don't know, Bundy, you know, or Dahmer,
Like the court proceeding is very stressful for this mass murderer.
(41:23):
What that to me is just a bridge too far.
You know, you have been screwing around and hurting people's
lives since AIDS, And what happens is, you know, people
are scared and fear is a powerful, powerful thing.
Speaker 3 (41:39):
I mean that's what it is.
Speaker 4 (41:40):
They leverage fear, right, leverage fear the gain control over
people's lives, like no doubt, and it was and it
and like It literally impacted every aspect of American's life.
Speaker 3 (41:50):
Cost people.
Speaker 4 (41:50):
Not just like the lives of loved ones, but I
think a lot of social relationships, like we're you know,
yes it's.
Speaker 2 (41:55):
True, and then we have one other one here. I
definitely want to get to this. So as he was
walked into the hearing room yesterday, there was like a
throng of reporters and one of the reporters is screaming
out to him about what was in his actual diary.
I mean, and that's the other thing. Right. People are mad.
(42:16):
They're saying, well, this is his diary. It was wrong
to release it. I'm like, I'm sorry. He wrote all
this shit on a government, taxpayer funded computer. This is
not his MacBook at home. This is him writing from
his government email and then saying please delete, after testifying
before Congress saying I never deleted anything. There's just so much.
But this is him getting called on the carpet for
(42:38):
something that he wrote. We're not making this up, doctor Fauji.
Speaker 4 (42:43):
You admitted in your own diary that COVID was nothing
more than a flu.
Speaker 3 (42:47):
Do you regret shutting the world down?
Speaker 2 (42:48):
Are you ever going to admit that you killed millions
of people through your poison shots. When are you going to.
Speaker 3 (42:53):
Take responsibility for your mishandling of COVID?
Speaker 4 (42:57):
When are you going to take responsibility for your mishandling covidi?
Speaker 2 (43:03):
Here's the evidence for that directly. So the gentleman that
you just heard goes into a very long dio tribe
about how it's in his diaries and he's think.
Speaker 3 (43:12):
It compares like it's an influenza.
Speaker 4 (43:13):
It's like modeled after this and it's got a fatalit
rate of point two percent, not two percent. Yeah, no,
the whole it's wild. No, it's uh, Honestly, that scene.
I'm glad we kind of ended with that because if
we were going to make like a documentary about like
fauci uh and like the lies, the power grab, like
the core decisions, all the things, that would be how
it ends right, Like he's walking into the halls of
(43:36):
Congress and people are like holding him accountable for the
things he admitted to himself but not to the rest
of the country, and you know, you kind of the
end scene would be like, yeah, sitting down and here
they come and he's half have to uh and yeah,
we'll see I did not know that James F. Meyer,
the turn of General Florida, had said he wants to
look at action.
Speaker 3 (43:55):
There's at least twenty six I.
Speaker 4 (43:57):
Believe Republican attorney generals in the country who I think
would probably have a similar.
Speaker 3 (44:02):
Perspective on that. So yes, yeah, I guess, I guess.
Speaker 2 (44:06):
Hat tip again to f Meyer for leading that cause
on to be continued as right. We love them well.
Thank you guys for listening to the Rogue Recap. We
hope that you are as happy as we are about
the truth coming out about COVID, and if you lost
somebody during COVID, we're really sorry. And hopefully Fauci the
frog will go to prison as he should and sit
there for a really really long time and not nice
(44:29):
white collar prison, ugly dark, once a day food, you're
cleaning the bathroom's prison. That's where he belongs. Thank you
very much for listening. I am Lynna McLaughlin. Please find
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