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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Major announcements all around this week. We got our first
major trade deal. Trump has switched up a surgeon general pick.
We've got a new pope. My goodness.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
We cannot keep up. But much like the first go
round Trump, he.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
Still faces a lot of sabotage and opposition. It is
important to learn from the past to know how to
forge ahead. Right Doctor Robert Alone is joining me with
analysis of what he's learned about the cy war, laying
it all out in his new book with his wife Jill,
and we're going to get his reaction to the latest moves.
Also be prepared for whatever comes ahead. We're welcoming Brett
(00:32):
Miller back to show us how the news you need
to know, but with solutions and hope. This is Get
Free with Christy Lee. Robert Malone is an internationally recognized
(01:03):
virologist and immunologist, clinical research and regulatory affairs expert, US
federal contract proposal and project manager, and the original inventor
of mRNA delivery and vaccination as a technology, DNA vaccination
and multiple non viral DNA and RNA mRNA platform delivery technologies.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I got that out in one breath.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
So much more that we can't take up the whole
show with all of doctor Robert Bloinde's achievements, all that
we could. He and his wife, doctor Jill Glasspool Malone
are authors of cy War Enforcing the New World Order.
The book exposes the history and tactics of modern psychological
warfare on the American people and offers a way forward
for citizens to resist totalitarian control. So thank you so
(01:47):
much for being with me again. It's been too long,
doctor Robert Malone, as always pleasure to have you.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
Thanks a lot for having me on. Christy. Sorry for
the venue here at a hotel room, but I'm I'm
at a conference here in Naples.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Well, we appreciate it either way. I know you have
a fancy news studio, but but we'll catch.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
You in there another time.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
You're out about as always getting some good information. But
we are going to be talking about your latest book,
of course. But uh, and of course the future of
fauci you and know you're passionate about that. But first
being that we have this big news that came out
just yesterday. There's so many announcements that there's been a
switcheroo and doctor Casey Means is now named as the
(02:29):
Surgeon journal I wanted to get you get your reaction
to that change up.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
So it's a another one of these, as you point out,
kind of switchero events. It occurred at the last minute,
immediately before the hearings for the prior candidate for Surgeon General,
and I think we can infer that those hearings would
not have resulted in a successful h endorsement, endorsement, and confirmation.
(03:01):
And so clearly the Trump administration and President Trump felt
the need to pull the nominee who he is assured
will have a substantial role in HHS, but not quite
in the way that was anticipated with the Attorney General selection,
(03:22):
and instead substituted doctor Means. And this generated a firestorm
of response, particularly from the MAHA Bass and from some
of the more vocal, let's say, elements of the MAHA Bass,
some might say fringe but certainly very passionate, people who
(03:45):
feel that she is not qualified because she has an
in theory practice medicine and she doesn't have a currently
active medical license in the state of Oregon. There's a
number of different criticisms that go all the way to
some rather extreme statements from Nicole Shanahan, who apparently was
(04:07):
assured that neither Casey nor her brother would find a
role in the administration. According to Bobby, what's missed in
a lot of this is that Bobby Kennedy is not
the one that selects the attorney I'm yeah, the surgeon General,
it is the President of the United States is a
White House position, and Bobby has come out with today
(04:30):
a very strong endorsement of the appointment. I think I
personally believe that this is an excellent appointment. I think
that the Surgeon General, primarily Folk acts as a bully
pulpit somebody that leads the medical community in the nation
(04:51):
and the nation itself in health affairs. And there's a
narrative that she is a kind of a Johnny Come Lately,
only came to prominence suddenly because she was on Tucker
Carlson and she wrote a book. That's all a false narrative.
She's been very active in the health community as it
(05:12):
relates to diet now for a number of years and
has been a leading voice in that. She is a
very good spokesperson. She has great stage presence, and she
fits the mold for the type of people that Donald
Trump likes to see in positions where they are communicating
directly to the public. So I think that clearly she
(05:36):
represents his pick. Bobby Kennedy has wholeheartedly endorsed that pick,
and the criticisms of her experience, expertise, etc. Coming from
some of the people making those criticisms smack me as
(05:56):
having a little bit of envy a lot of careful
thought about what's really going on here. The President had
to pick somebody who is going to get through the
confirmation process with Senator Cassidy and the others, And the
criticism also is that she was not strongly out against
(06:19):
the mr Anda vaccines early on. But I have some
personal experience in this area. And those who are not
being selected for these positions in part because they're not
going to make it through the Senate confirmation process, the
Senate General and the House are pretty invested that they
did the right thing during the COVID crisis with these vaccines.
(06:44):
They have been willing to criticize the origin of the
virus and the natural origin theory. They've been willing to
criticize Tony Fauci. They've been willing to criticize the masks
and lockdowns and social distancing, but they have been very
cautious about criticizing the vaccine products on vaccines in general.
(07:06):
So it's really a situation where she's being criticized for
not being aligned with those who feel very passionately and
I think for good reason about the mRNA story. And
it's also important to remember that she had a best
(07:27):
selling book from a major publisher. I think it was
Amon and at the time, it's hard for me to
imagine that the publisher really would have given her the
rope to go ahead and speak freely about mRNA vaccines.
I don't know if that was a consideration, but it
needs to be kept in mind. So there's disappointment that
(07:49):
in particular, there are some that assert that doctor Kelly Victory,
another would have been an excellent candidate, was Bobby's choice
and was not selected. But that is in you know,
in retrospect, neither here nor there. It could be that
Kelly Victory was nominated by Bobby and was vetted within
(08:15):
the White House vetting process, and some red flag got dropped,
suggesting that she was going to have some problems if
she went into the Senate. Whatever the reason was, the
President has made his selection, and I think that she'll
be able to do a great job, certainly better than
the last surgeon general, and so I'm wholeheartedly a supporter
(08:42):
and I wish her the best.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
What do you think about the doctor Joseph Lopato?
Speaker 1 (08:47):
Why did he not even get thrown out as a name,
especially for the great work he did in Florida.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
I have no insight. I'm not at that level of
connects with the selection and vetting process. Joe is a
great candidate. I personally supported him very strongly immediately after
the election and around it. I always thought that surgeon
general would be a great slot for him. Unfortunately, he
(09:16):
came out with a statement on Twitter in which he
said that he wanted to be the HHS Secretary and
that he in some way apply implied that surgeon General
was not a big enough job for him. Probably not
the most distute political move he's ever made in his life. Yeah,
(09:37):
and he's doing great work with Ron DeSantis, of course,
Governor de Santis, who just spoke here, and a great talk,
huge number of achievements. He continues to exceed expectations as
far as I'm concerned in the state of Florida. But
he has got a little crosswise with Donald Trump, and
(09:57):
so I don't know if that's a factor. Really, anything
I would say about why Joe was not tapped would
be pure speculation. I have no direct insight. But Casey
is the one that's been nominated by the President. It's
his choice, and I think we do her and the
(10:18):
President of disservice to start this kind of nitpicking at
this point in time, I think we have much bigger issues.
And frankly, in this kind of bridges to the topic
of the Cywor book.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
Yeah, actually, let me do that. Let me do that,
let me be the interviewers.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
She talked. Now, But it's because you're with means if
you follow what's going on on Twitter right now, which
is where a lot of this battle is taking place,
there's the appearance of bought armies being deployed to create
(11:00):
vision within the MAHA base about disappointment and.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Yeah, crazy can bring up that act post that doctor
Robert Malone posted. Yeah, I saw that you posted that
in regard to that, And and it's funny you're going
the same direction I was. I was going to bring
you as you're talking about this, you know, and and
you actually talked about Nicole Shanahan, which we have her
expost as well when he can get those pulled up
(11:26):
to show as we speak.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
But so so you had posted that.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
That there's possibly paid infiltrators, you know, creating an upset
having to do this cy war. But I think what
Nicole Shanahan was alluding to and some others were alluding to,
was this fear with with this knowing of of that
side work can happen, This fear that the means Casey
(11:50):
and Kelly Means could be infiltrators because they're aware of
the sabotage efforts, because they're there were all very skeptical
of everyone, being that we've all been through asy war,
doctor Willow, and so I think that they would say
that there are conflicts of interests when it comes to them,
(12:10):
and there was even I saw pointed out that she
went by Pam like she's going by her middle name
suddenly in the past few years. Sounds really good Casey
and Kelly means you know her, that's not even her
real name.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
So I know that you know that you can't blame.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Certain people for being skeptical, especially since we're all aware
of all of these efforts to sabotage President Trump, right.
Speaker 3 (12:35):
Yeah, And I'm in no way implying that Nicole is
acting with nefarious intent. Here's here's the thing, Christy, And
it was really I did a broadcast with Tim Poole
and whatever you think about Tim Poole, amazingly successful young
podcast or skateboarder, and I spit about an hour with
(12:59):
him after the podcast, talking about the modern state of
the Internet and a lot of the activities that are
going on right now with small rooming of conservative voices, etc.
And he introduced me to a strategy that I had
not been aware of previously, which is that there is
(13:22):
a tactic that is absolutely being deployed in which thought
leaders on the web, particularly conservative thought leaders, will be
nudged towards becoming more and more extreme in their positions
through a strategy in which bots are deployed to like
(13:45):
and comment in support any comment that they make that
is at the edge so more radical, and they tend
to some are susceptible to this technique that will cause
them to say, oh, my followers, suddenly I got one
hundred thousand likes on this one, and usually I only
(14:07):
get one hundred, So my followers must really like this
thread that I'm on right now, these comments that I'm making,
and so I should make more, I should perhaps get
a little more bold with my comments, and then those
suddenly get enormous responses. And the consequence of this is
that the use and deployment of bots in this way
(14:31):
can be used to drive opinion leaders thought leaders towards
more and more extreme positions, to the point where they
basically delegitimize themselves as they're chasing likes and follows. And
a case can be made that Candice Owens has fallen
victim to this in the discussions about Israel and Palestine.
(14:56):
I don't even know if she has awareness of that,
but it certainly as a strong appearance that that might
have happened. And so when you see this pattern where
someone is saying something that is divisive and they suddenly
get a very kind of a disproportionate number of likes
(15:19):
compared to their usual comments, you have to start drilling
in and saying, Okay, are you seeing the same comment
or some version of that repeated again and again from
these low complexity accounts. You know, they may not have
the blue check, they may not have many followers or connections.
(15:41):
Those are all signs of BOD activity. And when you
see this deployed like that, it's often a part of
a strategy to drive people down this pathway of purity
spirals we talked about in the book, where people can
be and to in communities, can be driven to more
(16:02):
and more extreme views. And it's absolutely being weaponized and deployed,
and we all have to be very cautious about it.
So I'm not saying that's what happened with Nicole. She
has clear umbrage she feels. You know, she said some
strong statements if you're not able to pull that tweet up,
that are speculative. And you know she had announced that
(16:28):
she was going to be an advisor. Yeah. So so
here we have Manchurian raised as Manchurian bred and raised
as Manchurian assets. And I think the word lie was Yeah,
RFK very clearly lied to me. Those are strong words. Now,
(16:51):
Nicole had announced that she was going to be an
advisor to Bobby. I infer that what she meant was
she was going to be a special government employee. Elon
Musk was and that does not seem to have taken place.
Speaker 2 (17:06):
I have some so salty about that is what I'm
inferring from you.
Speaker 3 (17:12):
It's possible. I don't know what's going on here, but
the language is not prudent if one is wishing to
continue to have a role in national dialogue within this administration.
President Trump is We all know this.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
You know this.
Speaker 3 (17:32):
He is very sensitive to messaging. It is like his
core think about it. It's his core competence. Okay, he is.
He is a master of the internet, if nothing else.
You know, he is a master negotiator, and he's a
master of the Internet. It's two of his core capabilities.
And so kind of going off the reservation and using
(17:54):
strong language like that in a way that is divisive
and critics critical of his decisions is not the way
that you build a ongoing in this administration. If you
want to play, I want to be a player in
(18:15):
the game, you need to be aware of your language
and your positions, and don't say things that you can't
back up that you don't have real strong evidence for.
And born and bred as a Manchurian candidate and Bobby
led to me are kind of disqualifying. I really wish
(18:37):
she hadn't said that, And I suspect she wishes she
hadn't said that.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Interesting, Well, it does sound like you're inferring like a
lot of this resistance to this appointment or this nomination
of Casey means is manufactured, especially in light of the conditions,
which I will totally agree with on you.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
I hate the conditions of something like X.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
That's why I feel like a big part of why
I haven't been more successful on there is because I
can't spend every hour of every day trying to put
out nor do I want to salaciousness and sensationalism and clickbaiting.
It's I couldn't do it if I even wanted to.
I just am not wired that way. So it certainly
is disgusting what's happening, And I totally agree with you
(19:20):
on that that it's it's incentivized people to become more
extreme so that they can get those clicks and those
dopamine hits from all their likes and shares and even monetization.
But that being said, okay, so we know that certainly
some of that can be manufactured. People resist or criticize
(19:41):
for the sake of engagement. But on that note, in
light of your book cy War, like, how do we
know where then to appropriately place our skepticism because we
know that there can be infiltrators. I believe in Nicole
Shanahan points she says that there's something artificial about them.
(20:04):
And certainly when you watch the interviews, it's like they
are saying all of the right things Casey and Kelly,
They're saying all the right things, which is almost another
reason to be like, wait a minute, you sound like
you have a talking bullet point list like of everything
that we want to hear, So can we really address you?
So that being said, in light of your book as
I wore, is it possible? Can we be the deavil
(20:26):
locals advocate and think? Are there people that posing as
one thing so that they can infiltrate? And do you
think that that's too much to feel that way?
Speaker 3 (20:36):
Absolutely not, And I could cite examples, but I prefer
not to amplify certain names of people that have done
this again and again and again. You can follow some
of these accounts and they will jump from hot topic
area to hot topic area using the same kind of
(20:59):
strategy to infiltrate. Like I'm just thinking about one individual
that often will kind of where her Christianity on her
sleeve as a way to gain legitimacy with certain communities
and then infiltrate and disrupt within those communities. And there's
(21:20):
a a This individual has done this again and again
and again in different topic areas, and is just one
example of this. So that the So what you're.
Speaker 2 (21:32):
Saying is we are right to. We are right to
that it can happen, is what you're saying.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Oh, it happens all the time. It is an ongoing
information war. That's the one one thing. If I could
give you one message about Cybor, it's that anytime you
engage with modern media, you are engaging in a battle ground,
and by the way, the battle is for control of
your mind. That is not an overstatement, okay. And that
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the scope of technology and capability has advanced from the
time of sun Zoo to the present. The art of
war I'm referring to to a level that is unprecedented,
and it's facilitated by the Internet and modern communication, and
the tech is amazingly powerful. It seeks to control all
(22:21):
of your thoughts, beliefs, motivations, your political point of view,
to the point where, if you're honest with yourself, if
you really grapple with what's going on, you have to
acknowledge that many of the things that you think are
your own thoughts are not. You are being manipulated on
(22:44):
a real time basis, and it's being done by our government.
It's being done by the UK government on a UK citizens.
It's being done throughout the European Union. I mean, right now,
the EU is a hot zum for this kind of manipulation.
And we have the likes of Nina Jankowitz been often
(23:05):
referred to as the Mary Poppins of disinformation that has
decamped from the United States turned on the United States.
I mean she I will invite her to surrender her
citizenship if she feels those ways, and she now is
in the European Union cheering on the advancement of the
(23:26):
censorship industrial complex and the EU. We are in a battleground.
The battleground is for your mind and anything is gained.
There are no rules of engagement. The rules of warfare
don't apply whether you're you're a civilian or war fighter.
You are in the battle. And this use of infiltrators,
(23:52):
the aggressive use of bots, the Silicon Valley techniques of control,
rolling building avatars based on profiling everything that you do
in your life, what you buy in the grocery store,
where you drive your car, et cetera, et cetera. All
that data is being gathered and it's being used to
(24:13):
build profiles of you, and those are then being marketed
as behavioral futures that predict what you are, who you are,
what you believe in, what you're going to buy, et cetera,
et cetera, and you as an individual or you as
a representative of a group. And then that is the
(24:36):
grist that is ground in the middle of places like
Google with AI to generate the basically controls that guide
what information you are presented. This is what this is
how this Silicon Valley business model runs, is to build
(24:56):
these profiles of you. That's why they're collecting all that
data and then using it for a whole wide spectrum
of things, not the least of which is to manipulate
your political views. That's the world. And so let's bring
up sometimes.
Speaker 2 (25:12):
Let's bring up that book again.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
This is a book that doctor Robert Malone wrote with
his wife, doctor Jill Glasspool. If we could bring up
the book again to see the cy war enforcing the
new world order, and it would describe how we suffered
under this psychological torment essentially in the past, and how
we can empower ourselves to not fall victim to it again.
(25:37):
A great place to get this would be Amazon, so
that they can remain as a top seller and support
the work of doctor Robert Malone. So one more thing,
and then I can put this particular topic to rest.
So it sounds like you're very much acknowledging that obviously
there's infiltration and manipulation through social media. But what I'm
(25:59):
asking is, is it okay to be skeptical of that
happening in the rural world, like people saying the right
things doing things. Is it possible that someone like Caser
or someone like Cali means it could be saying all
the right things so that they can get embedded into
a position of influence. I mean, I feel like we've
seen this before. Some of us trusted a former Speaker
(26:21):
of the House, Kevin McCarthy. We thought he was like
a friend of Trump, and then there was in many ways,
he stabbed him in the back. So it's not like
we haven't seen examples of this before.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
It are you saying you understand.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
That it can happen but you just don't think it's
the case in this particular situation.
Speaker 3 (26:40):
Okay, so here's a little bit of nuance. We all
have agendas, and the Means have their own background, they
have their own agendas. Those agendas are aligned in many
ways with Mahab, but they mean include other components and
(27:02):
they certainly have other experience. And I'm not in any
way suggesting that anybody, including myself, should be given a
blank check. You as a viewer, as a discerning listener
and thinking person that is trying to find their way
towards your truth. In this strange world that we are
(27:27):
now in, you have to be skeptical of everything. You
have to seek out multiple sources of information, and you
have to use your own ability to discern truth. And
where does that come from? We can intellectualize it and say, oh,
you need to cross check this back to that fact,
but the reality is that humans have an amazing ability
(27:52):
to discern truth. The Greeks had words for truth speech,
and it is something that comes from your heart, from
your soul, from your sense of right and wrong, from
your ethical framework, from your ability to judge my vocal
intonations and my physical expressions. Do I seem to be
(28:15):
consistent with what I'm saying. Am I behaving like I'm
speaking truth? Or am I behaving like I'm being evasive?
And you need to use that whole power of your
ability to discern things every time you're encountering any influencer,
and that includes the Means, It includes me, it includes you,
(28:37):
It includes Mike Lindell, who's an amazing salesman that you remember. Marketing,
marketing and propaganda are adjacencies. They are really part of
the same continuum. And so trust yourself, trust your soul.
If it feels like it's truth, there's a good chance
it is. But could it be that the Means have
(29:00):
other agendas in addition to advocating for healthy living and
a proper improved diet. It seems likely they're human beings.
The question is how do they perform? Are they really
getting the job done? And with the brother, my sense,
(29:21):
the same comments were made about him, the same attacks
were made and very similar against me because I suddenly
I'm perceived as potentially being controlled, because I suddenly popped
into view and I don't have a history of working
in this area, and so I must be suspect that's Okay,
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I don't. As Bill big Tree says to me, if
they if they come to me and they think I'm
controlled opposition, I say to them, well, how am I
controlled opposition? Show me the evidence and furthermore, at least
your thinking, and that's a good thing. So with them.
When when somebody is too smooth, I think that is
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a valid red flag. And so in this case with
the brother, what I've seen is he's been very effective
as a spokesperson. He is a special government employee, just
like Elon Musk was, so he's only part time, but
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he's he's doing good work. And I think that's good
enough for me. Right now at this point in time,
with this administration, AHHS is in the middle of a massive, massive,
unprecedented reorganization. Bobby is in the middle of firestorm, and
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he needs all the help he can get. And if
he thinks that Casey and Kelly Means are helpful to him,
and Donald Trump thinks, so I'm not one to second
guess that. Personally, I think to get behind Bobby, and
there are bigger issues that we should concern ourselves with
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other than whether or not a particular candidate for surgeon
General currently has an active medical license in the state
of Oregon.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Yeah, I know that. That's actually the least of my
worries about those those points that were brought up like
that doesn't even mean anything anymore when you see what
we've been through. But you said bigger fish to fry
or essentially like essentially that. So I wanted to ask
you about this executive order that of gained ceasing gain
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of function.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
You know, that was something we're all very excited about.
Speaker 1 (31:48):
But I'm reading further that it actually would it's my
understanding and correct me if I'm wrong, but that it
would also it would actually allow gain and function to continue,
but but domestically, So maybe you can shed some light
on that and if you have any concerns there.
Speaker 3 (32:07):
I agree that with the critics. Personally, I hate criticizing Bobby,
but some of his public announcements could be better, and
that was the case with the rollout of the CDC
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Autism Spectral Disorder Report. I think that there was some
errors made in the press conference relating to that, and
I think that the comments that have been made about
the impact in reach of this particular executive order are
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not supported by the language of the order. The order
is much more promiscuous or permissive for gain of function
research then you would think based on some of the
things that HHS Secretary Kennedy is saying, he's asserting that
this is a broad based band. It is not, and
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it is it is a restriction on use of federal
funding for gain of function research. And that leaves a
hole in this big enough to drive a mac truck
through because a lot of this gain of function research
occurs in the private sector, and I documented this previously.
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Stat News documented that there is gain of function research
sponsored by Pfizer going on in the state of Texas
at the university there, and so you know, if it's
private monies, this executive order will not restrict that activity.
So it's a step in the right direction. And clearly
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Bobby would hopes, you know, would like to see it
much broader. But I don't think the documents supports some
of the assertions that have been made that this is
a far reaching transformational change. Now, in contrast Jabotituria's comments
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about the work done with high security pathogens at NIH
and these little mini scandals, the lover spat in which
one person is poking holes in the personal protective gear
of another person that's working in a high containment laboratory.
This illustrates the core problem, which is humans are humans,
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and if we're going to allow them to work these
really nasty things, sometimes they aren't as mature as they
should be or as cautious as they should be, or
they can get caught up in emotional, let's say, issues,
and it can lead them to doing things that could
have a You know, anybody that watched Twelve Monkeys in
(35:06):
Brad Pitt's amazing performance there in which I think that
what he was trying to portray was somebody on the
autism spectrum disorder range. If you remember the repetitive movements
that he would do. That's basically he's messaging ASD characteristics
(35:30):
in the character he's portraying. So you know, humans are humans,
and sometimes they can get off their gimbals, and if
they're working with extremely hazardous pathogens, that creates a risk
for the general population, and maybe the scientific benefit gained
by working with these things doesn't exceed the risk, and
(35:55):
we will need to rethink. And J Boticharia, to his credit,
in his ultimate nice guy way, I mean, he's got
to be the nicest head of NIH in history is
making the point that this has got to change, and
he will not hesitate to shut down these laboratories if
he finds evidence of any kind of monkey business, so
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to speak.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Absolutely well.
Speaker 1 (36:21):
I mean, with all of this going on and people
searching for the truth and constantly like wanting to I
feel like all of us have like a bit of
a PTSD, like we want to be ready for the
next psyop, you know, and so to do that, you know,
this is a great, perfect time to have a book
like cy War, so that we can understand what cy
war is and help us kind of know how to
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spot what's going on and prepare ourselves for it. So again,
that book is a cy war And I know you
had the help of your wonderful wife, Angil Glasspool Malone
writing this book and forcing the new World world word.
I don't know how you were able to pack so
much into this book. I mean, you cover propaganda, you
cover psychological bioterrorism, deep States censorship, fifth generation warfare, of
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course what we which we've talked about at length before
your World Order. I mean, so many topics that are
covered in this book, but such a such a timely
book for such a for such a time as is
to that end, we many of us are are in
addition to the PTSD, we all have a little bit
of we're anxious to see accountability.
Speaker 4 (37:28):
We want to see we want to see, Yeah, we
want We're so anxious to see it that I think
that that is also what fuels the frustration, and that
this skepticism is because I don't think we've seen retribution
enough or accountability enough.
Speaker 2 (37:45):
And I know that you're frustrated by that as well.
Speaker 1 (37:47):
Where do you see that going as far as being
able to hold people like Fauci accountable?
Speaker 3 (37:53):
So Fauci is a great example to focus on, but
he's just one of many. And of course we have
the law air that's occurred. We have the j six
injustices that have occurred. We have so many examples of
weaponization of information and law and what most of us
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would think would be ethical practices as examples, and it
seems like society is boiling over with these things that
are injustices that are not being involved and have no consequences.
In the case of Tony, of course, we have the
complication of was it Joe biden Or who was running
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the autopin that issued this strange blanket pardon for crimes
not yet specified, and a case can be made constitutionally
that and by legal president that that is really not allowed,
that it's certainly highly unusual. The use of the auto
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pen has been cited as a justification for actively pursuing
investigations and potential charges. Tony has, as I think might
have been the first to report in the States, Tony
(39:23):
has decamped to Siena, Italy, where he's working closely with
the vaccine director, a close friend of his from GSK Vaccines,
and also with Biointech, who have major plants in Sienna.
This is in Tuscany, Italy, and there are many in
Italy that would like to see him deported to the
United States, hoping that he will be prosecuted by states
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attorneys general. There's a movement towards that I have unverified
but indirect, let's call it chatter from colleagues in the
govern right now, that Cash Betel and the FBI have
an open investigation on Tony Fauci. I also have indirect
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chatter that there are very significant investigations undergoing right now
in Tulsa. Gabbard's shop as director of national intelligence, particularly
focused on the virus origins, and that may yield some
prosecutable findings. And then the question is does do the
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state's ag or the federal government have Justice Department have
interests in willingness to take action. But Tony is just
an exemplar. There are many many in this whole space.
Whether it's the by defense space, it's the specifics of
(40:57):
the COVID vaccines that, or it's the bigger issues like
law fair and J six. There are many, many that
really should be brought to some sort of legal consequence
for their actions. If we're not going to see this
(41:18):
whole cycle start again in two years if the Republicans
lose the House, or four years they lose the White House,
and you know, somehow, the United States has got to
get back to fundamental constitutional principles and a commitment to
the rule of law and a commitment to fundamental ethical behavior.
(41:43):
We have to get away from this. If I can
get away with it and I make some money, I'm
going to do it kind of ethic that we have
right now, and I don't know any other way other
than to prosecute some of these cases. And in the
biomedical R and D enterprise. There are many other than
(42:05):
FAU chief. For instance, Ralph Barrick UH played a seminal role.
A case can be made that the virus was mostly
engineered at the North Caroline UH. And he's escaped in
an accountability and UH so I I UH, I'm with you.
I I believe that there has to be some uh
(42:26):
judicial action.
Speaker 1 (42:28):
UH.
Speaker 3 (42:28):
And right now there is a very little interest and incentive,
particularly in the House and Senate as it relates to
the m R and A and other you know, the
the the genetic covid UH products that were deployed and
are still being deployed. UH And UH I that what
(42:51):
I see and hear is uh. You know, the other
day Pete Hagsath said, I'm going to stop walking on eggshells.
Remember that uh DC is still walking on eggshells as
it relates to the vacuum products. And nobody's willing to
step up to the plate and swing the back. And
(43:11):
that unfortunately also includes Bobby who feels like he has
to have cover from solid data coming from legitimate databases.
And what I hear is that he and Marty and
Jay are doing everything they can to drill into the
(43:34):
records gather the documents and then disclose them to the public,
and then it's going to be up to the public
to decide whether or not the minority opinion of the
likes of myself and others and probably you that what
was done here was wrong. Right now, we don't have
(43:56):
the support of the majority of the American people. And
if we don't get that sot by documenting what actually
did happen as opposed to the narratives that have been
propagated that are false, Uh, then people like Bobby don't
have air cover to do things. I hear lots of
(44:17):
rumblings that the president is much more open to this
topic area than he was even six months ago. But
it is so hot that uh there there has to
be a solid information and you know, blessed Steve Kersh
and Joe Latipoe and new paper. I think that's great.
(44:41):
But with the folks from MIT that have helped with that,
but uh, until we have high profile peer reviewed papers
or solid documentation in reports from the government, uh.
Speaker 1 (44:57):
Well, doctor doctor Robert Malone, I think the hey is
is that everybody really just needs to read this book Sywar,
so that they understand exactly what happened, how they were
a victim to this, and so everybody needs to get
a copy of cy War, written by doctor Robert Malone
and his wife, Jill Glasspool Malone. And if everyone can
get a copy of this and understand what was done
(45:20):
to them, then maybe we can get to that point
where we can demand accountability and justice. But everybody just
needs to understand what it is that happened to them first,
so they need to read that. And also, as you
were saying, you have more to say about doctor Fauci,
and that's why it's important for folks to sign up
for doctor Robert Malone's substack. You can find him there
(45:40):
on substack just to search his name, and he has
written about more about Fauci's Harden and.
Speaker 2 (45:47):
So much more detailing that.
Speaker 1 (45:49):
So always great information coming out of his substack, which
ultimately ends up being included in more and more books.
You got this thing down, so thank you so much.
Our time is up and actually after so thank you again,
and we'll check back in with you, I'm sure sometime soon.
Speaker 3 (46:10):
Thanks. Thanks Christy.
Speaker 1 (46:13):
Leave it all right, So there you go, And you know,
it's frustrating the things that we can't control, right, the
things the people we don't know if we can or
cannot trust, but there are things that you do have
control over and can prepare for yourself ahead of time.
And so we're going to cover that here in just
a moment with it Brett Miller. But just want to
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All right, welcome back. Well we've done it again. There's
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been another situation where it's lights out. Michael Schellenberger said
the media insisted for days that renewables were not to
blame for the blackout in Spain, even though anyone with
the basic understanding of the electrical grid knew they were.
That's what he said in an expost. He said, finally
the media is starting to tell the truth, and so
here we go. It's a never fails whenever I bring
(48:00):
my friend Brett Miller on, there's been another disaster we
can point to where people were like left of the
dark and we're not prepared to have an alternative way
to get hold of their loved ones.
Speaker 2 (48:13):
So Brett, thank you so much for joining me again.
Here we go again, right.
Speaker 5 (48:20):
Again. Yeah, we're either really good at this or really
bad at this, because it's just you know, now we
have a war I think kicking off in Pakistan and
India too, that we can talk about power outages across
multiple states. There are multiple countries at the same time
seems a little suspect to me, but yeah, you know,
just driving home the point that you are your own
first responder. We have no idea what's going on in
(48:43):
the world, and we just want everyone to take responsibility
in their own hands and be ready for whatever is
coming down the pipe next. And hopefully it doesn't affect you,
but it probably will because it's just getting crazy out there.
Speaker 2 (48:58):
But yeah, we're not here for the doom and gloom.
We're here for the hope and solutions. And here is one.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
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That's SAT one two three dot com. Check it out,
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And whether it's a hurricane, whether it's a wildfire that
gets out of control, whether it's a blackout in Spain,
whether it's your car you know, it blows out, your
tire blows out in your car and you not getting
good reception in the area. There's so many uses and
reasons for you to have a satellite phone or a
biby stick. I remember when I was first learning about this,
(49:32):
I'm like, baby stick, it sounds kind of cool.
Speaker 2 (49:34):
What the heck is that you want to explain what
that is.
Speaker 5 (49:37):
I got one right here, actually give it to you
for free if you come to Set one T three
and just say that Christy Sanya Baby stick is a
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So as you can see, this is different than a phone.
It doesn't have the keypad on here. But if you
just download the app, then this will actually connect to
your smartphone and then using Bluetooth, you connect to the
(50:00):
Iridium satellite network. So Iridium has about one hundred and
ten satellites in operation right now and their global network.
It's the network that all your governments and all your
militaries use. So you know, a couple of years ago,
like two years ago, all staffers in the White House
in DC and Congress and send it, they all got
Iridium phones. This Iridium phone here, So you can now
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get this biby stick for free and just download the
app and you pay a low monthly for the satellite credits.
But they're all rollover credits, so you never lose them.
You have them forever just in case that rainy day
or blackout day comes.
Speaker 1 (50:35):
So and so this is a huge gift that they're
giving to anyone that mentions that they saw this on
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that if you you can use the chat feature on
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baby stick that you can get and then you're just
paying them monthly fee from that point forward. And as
you said, you know, this is what government people use
to communicate. There's actually a privacy feature, you know, if
you're on Verizon or what are the other popular ones,
tea mobile. You know, we know and have heard about
(51:18):
data leagues of government spying on us, but like satellite
phones work a little bit differently, it's harder for them
to tap in to your conversation. So that's an extra bonus, right, Yeah, they.
Speaker 5 (51:30):
Are to a couple members of the agency, some three
letter agencies along the way. There are some good people
on the inside. Still I hold true to that, but yeah,
they talk about intercepting packets, and packets are what they
consider the information that's being transferred, whether through a cell phone,
through the cell tower, or through a satellite phone. And
it's very easy to or a text message as well,
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and it's very easy to capture those packets when they
send them as it's going through Wi Fi or cellular,
but it's very difficult, nearly impossible, depending on the satellite
network to actually track it, just because of the way
that the messages and the calls bounce around the whole network,
and the packets are much more secure, so they actually
need to have someone on the inside working with them
specifically targeting an asset or you know, whatever they're trying
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to do to capture that packet for people. So yeah,
beyond you know, just the safety and the practicality of
having a backup communication network in these days where we're
seeing wars, floods, fires, earthquakes and then just you know,
country wide blackouts, you know, besides just having it for
one of those reasons, having it for security reasons for
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you to be able to communicate with your family, whether
it's travel plans or sensitive information. You know, it's it's really,
it's really, I want to say it's a no brainer.
I don't like that term very much, but you know,
like like you mentioned, if if you tire pops, you
have a spare tire, if you you know, you take
a little more money than you need when you go
to the restaurant, hopefully and all this. You know, we
always have backups in our general life. We're just wanting
(52:59):
to put the idea and the reality of having a
backup communication into the minds of everyone out there, because
you know, communication is the most essential, especially in the
time of need.
Speaker 1 (53:09):
Yeah, I mean, communication is everything. And I can't believe
that there's not more that. Don't think about that, about
just how important that is that in the worst of times,
the fact that you're going to want to be able
to connect with your loved ones, plan things out, coordinate resources.
So it all starts with communication. So don't delay on this.
Don't wait until you are without communication. Take care of
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it now. It's such a great investment and it's so
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but having this great preparedness device. And so you can
go to SAT one two three dot com that's SAT
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there are a limited supply, so that is just another
(53:53):
reason not to delay. But we love the folks over
at SAT one, two, three, dot com. Brett Miller is
some obviously, and so if you've seen one of these
segments before. Also a little tidbit, if you already have
your stat phone, make sure that you have it charged
ready to.
Speaker 2 (54:09):
Go, because that's another thing.
Speaker 1 (54:12):
I every so often I have to go and put
mine on the charger just to make sure it's ready
and willing to go, because that's the whole point of it.
So little tidbit there. But yes, this was a great
show to have this cap the ending of because you're
just talking to doctor Robert Malone about the cy war.
We're constantly in this battle, whether we like it or not,
and so we just need to be prepared for anything.
Speaker 2 (54:34):
So thank you so much, Brett for everything that you're doing.
Speaker 5 (54:40):
Generators too, just to power up those things if you
need it. So and I called at the end of
your interview with Robert, and it's true. You know, we're
on our own, so I really appreciate what you're doing.
Thank you so much, and God bless you. We'll see
you next time.
Speaker 2 (54:53):
Thank you so much, Brett.
Speaker 1 (54:55):
Absolutely all right, So here is the verse of the day.
It is Ecclesiastes three eleven. He has made everything beautiful
in its time. He has also set eternity in the
human heart. Yet no one can fathom what God has
done from beginning to end. Really like that one, So
thank you for watching. Make sure that you spread the
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word about Giffree with Christie Lee. Also, you can join
me on locals for a daily devotional show called Raw
Faith Is, So just find me on locals. And again
thanks for watching Get Free with Christy Lee. Now I'm
Lindel TV.
Major announcements all around this week. We got our first
major trade deal. Trump has switched up a surgeon general pick.
We've got a new pope. My goodness.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
We cannot keep up. But much like the first go
round Trump, he.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
Still faces a lot of sabotage and opposition. It is
important to learn from the past to know how to
forge ahead. Right Doctor Robert Alone is joining me with
analysis of what he's learned about the cy war, laying
it all out in his new book with his wife Jill,
and we're going to get his reaction to the latest moves.
Also be prepared for whatever comes ahead. We're welcoming Brett
(00:32):
Miller back to show us how the news you need
to know, but with solutions and hope. This is Get
Free with Christy Lee. Robert Malone is an internationally recognized
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virologist and immunologist, clinical research and regulatory affairs expert, US
federal contract proposal and project manager, and the original inventor
of mRNA delivery and vaccination as a technology, DNA vaccination
and multiple non viral DNA and RNA mRNA platform delivery technologies.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I got that out in one breath.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
So much more that we can't take up the whole
show with all of doctor Robert Bloinde's achievements, all that
we could. He and his wife, doctor Jill Glasspool Malone
are authors of cy War Enforcing the New World Order.
The book exposes the history and tactics of modern psychological
warfare on the American people and offers a way forward
for citizens to resist totalitarian control. So thank you so
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much for being with me again. It's been too long,
doctor Robert Malone, as always pleasure to have you.
Speaker 3 (01:53):
Thanks a lot for having me on. Christy. Sorry for
the venue here at a hotel room, but I'm I'm
at a conference here in Naples.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Well, we appreciate it either way. I know you have
a fancy news studio, but but we'll catch.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
You in there another time.
Speaker 1 (02:08):
You're out about as always getting some good information. But
we are going to be talking about your latest book,
of course. But uh, and of course the future of
fauci you and know you're passionate about that. But first
being that we have this big news that came out
just yesterday. There's so many announcements that there's been a
switcheroo and doctor Casey Means is now named as the
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Surgeon journal I wanted to get you get your reaction
to that change up.
Speaker 3 (02:37):
So it's a another one of these, as you point out,
kind of switchero events. It occurred at the last minute,
immediately before the hearings for the prior candidate for Surgeon General,
and I think we can infer that those hearings would
not have resulted in a successful h endorsement, endorsement, and confirmation.
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And so clearly the Trump administration and President Trump felt
the need to pull the nominee who he is assured
will have a substantial role in HHS, but not quite
in the way that was anticipated with the Attorney General selection,
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and instead substituted doctor Means. And this generated a firestorm
of response, particularly from the MAHA Bass and from some
of the more vocal, let's say, elements of the MAHA Bass,
some might say fringe but certainly very passionate, people who
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feel that she is not qualified because she has an
in theory practice medicine and she doesn't have a currently
active medical license in the state of Oregon. There's a
number of different criticisms that go all the way to
some rather extreme statements from Nicole Shanahan, who apparently was
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assured that neither Casey nor her brother would find a
role in the administration. According to Bobby, what's missed in
a lot of this is that Bobby Kennedy is not
the one that selects the attorney I'm yeah, the surgeon General,
it is the President of the United States is a
White House position, and Bobby has come out with today
(04:30):
a very strong endorsement of the appointment. I think I
personally believe that this is an excellent appointment. I think
that the Surgeon General, primarily Folk acts as a bully
pulpit somebody that leads the medical community in the nation
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and the nation itself in health affairs. And there's a
narrative that she is a kind of a Johnny Come Lately,
only came to prominence suddenly because she was on Tucker
Carlson and she wrote a book. That's all a false narrative.
She's been very active in the health community as it
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relates to diet now for a number of years and
has been a leading voice in that. She is a
very good spokesperson. She has great stage presence, and she
fits the mold for the type of people that Donald
Trump likes to see in positions where they are communicating
directly to the public. So I think that clearly she
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represents his pick. Bobby Kennedy has wholeheartedly endorsed that pick,
and the criticisms of her experience, expertise, etc. Coming from
some of the people making those criticisms smack me as
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having a little bit of envy a lot of careful
thought about what's really going on here. The President had
to pick somebody who is going to get through the
confirmation process with Senator Cassidy and the others, And the
criticism also is that she was not strongly out against
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the mr Anda vaccines early on. But I have some
personal experience in this area. And those who are not
being selected for these positions in part because they're not
going to make it through the Senate confirmation process, the
Senate General and the House are pretty invested that they
did the right thing during the COVID crisis with these vaccines.
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They have been willing to criticize the origin of the
virus and the natural origin theory. They've been willing to
criticize Tony Fauci. They've been willing to criticize the masks
and lockdowns and social distancing, but they have been very
cautious about criticizing the vaccine products on vaccines in general.
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So it's really a situation where she's being criticized for
not being aligned with those who feel very passionately and
I think for good reason about the mRNA story. And
it's also important to remember that she had a best
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selling book from a major publisher. I think it was
Amon and at the time, it's hard for me to
imagine that the publisher really would have given her the
rope to go ahead and speak freely about mRNA vaccines.
I don't know if that was a consideration, but it
needs to be kept in mind. So there's disappointment that
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in particular, there are some that assert that doctor Kelly Victory,
another would have been an excellent candidate, was Bobby's choice
and was not selected. But that is in you know,
in retrospect, neither here nor there. It could be that
Kelly Victory was nominated by Bobby and was vetted within
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the White House vetting process, and some red flag got dropped,
suggesting that she was going to have some problems if
she went into the Senate. Whatever the reason was, the
President has made his selection, and I think that she'll
be able to do a great job, certainly better than
the last surgeon general, and so I'm wholeheartedly a supporter
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and I wish her the best.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
What do you think about the doctor Joseph Lopato?
Speaker 1 (08:47):
Why did he not even get thrown out as a name,
especially for the great work he did in Florida.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
I have no insight. I'm not at that level of
connects with the selection and vetting process. Joe is a
great candidate. I personally supported him very strongly immediately after
the election and around it. I always thought that surgeon
general would be a great slot for him. Unfortunately, he
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came out with a statement on Twitter in which he
said that he wanted to be the HHS Secretary and
that he in some way apply implied that surgeon General
was not a big enough job for him. Probably not
the most distute political move he's ever made in his life. Yeah,
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and he's doing great work with Ron DeSantis, of course,
Governor de Santis, who just spoke here, and a great talk,
huge number of achievements. He continues to exceed expectations as
far as I'm concerned in the state of Florida. But
he has got a little crosswise with Donald Trump, and
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so I don't know if that's a factor. Really, anything
I would say about why Joe was not tapped would
be pure speculation. I have no direct insight. But Casey
is the one that's been nominated by the President. It's
his choice, and I think we do her and the
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President of disservice to start this kind of nitpicking at
this point in time, I think we have much bigger issues.
And frankly, in this kind of bridges to the topic
of the Cywor book.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
Yeah, actually, let me do that. Let me do that,
let me be the interviewers.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
She talked. Now, But it's because you're with means if
you follow what's going on on Twitter right now, which
is where a lot of this battle is taking place,
there's the appearance of bought armies being deployed to create
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vision within the MAHA base about disappointment and.
Speaker 1 (11:06):
Yeah, crazy can bring up that act post that doctor
Robert Malone posted. Yeah, I saw that you posted that
in regard to that, And and it's funny you're going
the same direction I was. I was going to bring
you as you're talking about this, you know, and and
you actually talked about Nicole Shanahan, which we have her
expost as well when he can get those pulled up
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to show as we speak.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
But so so you had posted that.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
That there's possibly paid infiltrators, you know, creating an upset
having to do this cy war. But I think what
Nicole Shanahan was alluding to and some others were alluding to,
was this fear with with this knowing of of that
side work can happen, This fear that the means Casey
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and Kelly Means could be infiltrators because they're aware of
the sabotage efforts, because they're there were all very skeptical
of everyone, being that we've all been through asy war,
doctor Willow, and so I think that they would say
that there are conflicts of interests when it comes to them,
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and there was even I saw pointed out that she
went by Pam like she's going by her middle name
suddenly in the past few years. Sounds really good Casey
and Kelly means you know her, that's not even her
real name.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
So I know that you know that you can't blame.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Certain people for being skeptical, especially since we're all aware
of all of these efforts to sabotage President Trump, right.
Speaker 3 (12:35):
Yeah, And I'm in no way implying that Nicole is
acting with nefarious intent. Here's here's the thing, Christy, And
it was really I did a broadcast with Tim Poole
and whatever you think about Tim Poole, amazingly successful young
podcast or skateboarder, and I spit about an hour with
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him after the podcast, talking about the modern state of
the Internet and a lot of the activities that are
going on right now with small rooming of conservative voices, etc.
And he introduced me to a strategy that I had
not been aware of previously, which is that there is
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a tactic that is absolutely being deployed in which thought
leaders on the web, particularly conservative thought leaders, will be
nudged towards becoming more and more extreme in their positions
through a strategy in which bots are deployed to like
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and comment in support any comment that they make that
is at the edge so more radical, and they tend
to some are susceptible to this technique that will cause
them to say, oh, my followers, suddenly I got one
hundred thousand likes on this one, and usually I only
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get one hundred, So my followers must really like this
thread that I'm on right now, these comments that I'm making,
and so I should make more, I should perhaps get
a little more bold with my comments, and then those
suddenly get enormous responses. And the consequence of this is
that the use and deployment of bots in this way
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can be used to drive opinion leaders thought leaders towards
more and more extreme positions, to the point where they
basically delegitimize themselves as they're chasing likes and follows. And
a case can be made that Candice Owens has fallen
victim to this in the discussions about Israel and Palestine.
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I don't even know if she has awareness of that,
but it certainly as a strong appearance that that might
have happened. And so when you see this pattern where
someone is saying something that is divisive and they suddenly
get a very kind of a disproportionate number of likes
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compared to their usual comments, you have to start drilling
in and saying, Okay, are you seeing the same comment
or some version of that repeated again and again from
these low complexity accounts. You know, they may not have
the blue check, they may not have many followers or connections.
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Those are all signs of BOD activity. And when you
see this deployed like that, it's often a part of
a strategy to drive people down this pathway of purity
spirals we talked about in the book, where people can
be and to in communities, can be driven to more
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and more extreme views. And it's absolutely being weaponized and deployed,
and we all have to be very cautious about it.
So I'm not saying that's what happened with Nicole. She
has clear umbrage she feels. You know, she said some
strong statements if you're not able to pull that tweet up,
that are speculative. And you know she had announced that
(16:28):
she was going to be an advisor. Yeah. So so
here we have Manchurian raised as Manchurian bred and raised
as Manchurian assets. And I think the word lie was Yeah,
RFK very clearly lied to me. Those are strong words. Now,
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Nicole had announced that she was going to be an
advisor to Bobby. I infer that what she meant was
she was going to be a special government employee. Elon
Musk was and that does not seem to have taken place.
Speaker 2 (17:06):
I have some so salty about that is what I'm
inferring from you.
Speaker 3 (17:12):
It's possible. I don't know what's going on here, but
the language is not prudent if one is wishing to
continue to have a role in national dialogue within this administration.
President Trump is We all know this.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
You know this.
Speaker 3 (17:32):
He is very sensitive to messaging. It is like his
core think about it. It's his core competence. Okay, he is.
He is a master of the internet, if nothing else.
You know, he is a master negotiator, and he's a
master of the Internet. It's two of his core capabilities.
And so kind of going off the reservation and using
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strong language like that in a way that is divisive
and critics critical of his decisions is not the way
that you build a ongoing in this administration. If you
want to play, I want to be a player in
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the game, you need to be aware of your language
and your positions, and don't say things that you can't
back up that you don't have real strong evidence for.
And born and bred as a Manchurian candidate and Bobby
led to me are kind of disqualifying. I really wish
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she hadn't said that, And I suspect she wishes she
hadn't said that.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Interesting, Well, it does sound like you're inferring like a
lot of this resistance to this appointment or this nomination
of Casey means is manufactured, especially in light of the conditions,
which I will totally agree with on you.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
I hate the conditions of something like X.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
That's why I feel like a big part of why
I haven't been more successful on there is because I
can't spend every hour of every day trying to put
out nor do I want to salaciousness and sensationalism and clickbaiting.
It's I couldn't do it if I even wanted to.
I just am not wired that way. So it certainly
is disgusting what's happening, And I totally agree with you
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on that that it's it's incentivized people to become more
extreme so that they can get those clicks and those
dopamine hits from all their likes and shares and even monetization.
But that being said, okay, so we know that certainly
some of that can be manufactured. People resist or criticize
(19:41):
for the sake of engagement. But on that note, in
light of your book cy War, like, how do we
know where then to appropriately place our skepticism because we
know that there can be infiltrators. I believe in Nicole
Shanahan points she says that there's something artificial about them.
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And certainly when you watch the interviews, it's like they
are saying all of the right things Casey and Kelly,
They're saying all the right things, which is almost another
reason to be like, wait a minute, you sound like
you have a talking bullet point list like of everything
that we want to hear, So can we really address you?
So that being said, in light of your book as
I wore, is it possible? Can we be the deavil
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locals advocate and think? Are there people that posing as
one thing so that they can infiltrate? And do you
think that that's too much to feel that way?
Speaker 3 (20:36):
Absolutely not, And I could cite examples, but I prefer
not to amplify certain names of people that have done
this again and again and again. You can follow some
of these accounts and they will jump from hot topic
area to hot topic area using the same kind of
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strategy to infiltrate. Like I'm just thinking about one individual
that often will kind of where her Christianity on her
sleeve as a way to gain legitimacy with certain communities
and then infiltrate and disrupt within those communities. And there's
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a a This individual has done this again and again
and again in different topic areas, and is just one
example of this. So that the So what you're.
Speaker 2 (21:32):
Saying is we are right to. We are right to
that it can happen, is what you're saying.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Oh, it happens all the time. It is an ongoing
information war. That's the one one thing. If I could
give you one message about Cybor, it's that anytime you
engage with modern media, you are engaging in a battle ground,
and by the way, the battle is for control of
your mind. That is not an overstatement, okay. And that
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the scope of technology and capability has advanced from the
time of sun Zoo to the present. The art of
war I'm referring to to a level that is unprecedented,
and it's facilitated by the Internet and modern communication, and
the tech is amazingly powerful. It seeks to control all
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of your thoughts, beliefs, motivations, your political point of view,
to the point where, if you're honest with yourself, if
you really grapple with what's going on, you have to
acknowledge that many of the things that you think are
your own thoughts are not. You are being manipulated on
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a real time basis, and it's being done by our government.
It's being done by the UK government on a UK citizens.
It's being done throughout the European Union. I mean, right now,
the EU is a hot zum for this kind of manipulation.
And we have the likes of Nina Jankowitz been often
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referred to as the Mary Poppins of disinformation that has
decamped from the United States turned on the United States.
I mean she I will invite her to surrender her
citizenship if she feels those ways, and she now is
in the European Union cheering on the advancement of the
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censorship industrial complex and the EU. We are in a battleground.
The battleground is for your mind and anything is gained.
There are no rules of engagement. The rules of warfare
don't apply whether you're you're a civilian or war fighter.
You are in the battle. And this use of infiltrators,
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the aggressive use of bots, the Silicon Valley techniques of control,
rolling building avatars based on profiling everything that you do
in your life, what you buy in the grocery store,
where you drive your car, et cetera, et cetera. All
that data is being gathered and it's being used to
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build profiles of you, and those are then being marketed
as behavioral futures that predict what you are, who you are,
what you believe in, what you're going to buy, et cetera,
et cetera, and you as an individual or you as
a representative of a group. And then that is the
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grist that is ground in the middle of places like
Google with AI to generate the basically controls that guide
what information you are presented. This is what this is
how this Silicon Valley business model runs, is to build
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these profiles of you. That's why they're collecting all that
data and then using it for a whole wide spectrum
of things, not the least of which is to manipulate
your political views. That's the world. And so let's bring
up sometimes.
Speaker 2 (25:12):
Let's bring up that book again.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
This is a book that doctor Robert Malone wrote with
his wife, doctor Jill Glasspool. If we could bring up
the book again to see the cy war enforcing the
new world order, and it would describe how we suffered
under this psychological torment essentially in the past, and how
we can empower ourselves to not fall victim to it again.
(25:37):
A great place to get this would be Amazon, so
that they can remain as a top seller and support
the work of doctor Robert Malone. So one more thing,
and then I can put this particular topic to rest.
So it sounds like you're very much acknowledging that obviously
there's infiltration and manipulation through social media. But what I'm
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asking is, is it okay to be skeptical of that
happening in the rural world, like people saying the right
things doing things. Is it possible that someone like Caser
or someone like Cali means it could be saying all
the right things so that they can get embedded into
a position of influence. I mean, I feel like we've
seen this before. Some of us trusted a former Speaker
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of the House, Kevin McCarthy. We thought he was like
a friend of Trump, and then there was in many ways,
he stabbed him in the back. So it's not like
we haven't seen examples of this before.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
It are you saying you understand.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
That it can happen but you just don't think it's
the case in this particular situation.
Speaker 3 (26:40):
Okay, so here's a little bit of nuance. We all
have agendas, and the Means have their own background, they
have their own agendas. Those agendas are aligned in many
ways with Mahab, but they mean include other components and
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they certainly have other experience. And I'm not in any
way suggesting that anybody, including myself, should be given a
blank check. You as a viewer, as a discerning listener
and thinking person that is trying to find their way
towards your truth. In this strange world that we are
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now in, you have to be skeptical of everything. You
have to seek out multiple sources of information, and you
have to use your own ability to discern truth. And
where does that come from? We can intellectualize it and say, oh,
you need to cross check this back to that fact,
but the reality is that humans have an amazing ability
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to discern truth. The Greeks had words for truth speech,
and it is something that comes from your heart, from
your soul, from your sense of right and wrong, from
your ethical framework, from your ability to judge my vocal
intonations and my physical expressions. Do I seem to be
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consistent with what I'm saying. Am I behaving like I'm
speaking truth? Or am I behaving like I'm being evasive?
And you need to use that whole power of your
ability to discern things every time you're encountering any influencer,
and that includes the Means, It includes me, it includes you,
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It includes Mike Lindell, who's an amazing salesman that you remember. Marketing,
marketing and propaganda are adjacencies. They are really part of
the same continuum. And so trust yourself, trust your soul.
If it feels like it's truth, there's a good chance
it is. But could it be that the Means have
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other agendas in addition to advocating for healthy living and
a proper improved diet. It seems likely they're human beings.
The question is how do they perform? Are they really
getting the job done? And with the brother, my sense,
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the same comments were made about him, the same attacks
were made and very similar against me because I suddenly
I'm perceived as potentially being controlled, because I suddenly popped
into view and I don't have a history of working
in this area, and so I must be suspect that's Okay,
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I don't. As Bill big Tree says to me, if
they if they come to me and they think I'm
controlled opposition, I say to them, well, how am I
controlled opposition? Show me the evidence and furthermore, at least
your thinking, and that's a good thing. So with them.
When when somebody is too smooth, I think that is
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a valid red flag. And so in this case with
the brother, what I've seen is he's been very effective
as a spokesperson. He is a special government employee, just
like Elon Musk was, so he's only part time, but
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he's he's doing good work. And I think that's good
enough for me. Right now at this point in time,
with this administration, AHHS is in the middle of a massive, massive,
unprecedented reorganization. Bobby is in the middle of firestorm, and
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he needs all the help he can get. And if
he thinks that Casey and Kelly Means are helpful to him,
and Donald Trump thinks, so I'm not one to second
guess that. Personally, I think to get behind Bobby, and
there are bigger issues that we should concern ourselves with
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other than whether or not a particular candidate for surgeon
General currently has an active medical license in the state
of Oregon.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
Yeah, I know that. That's actually the least of my
worries about those those points that were brought up like
that doesn't even mean anything anymore when you see what
we've been through. But you said bigger fish to fry
or essentially like essentially that. So I wanted to ask
you about this executive order that of gained ceasing gain
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of function.
Speaker 2 (31:45):
You know, that was something we're all very excited about.
Speaker 1 (31:48):
But I'm reading further that it actually would it's my
understanding and correct me if I'm wrong, but that it
would also it would actually allow gain and function to continue,
but but domestically, So maybe you can shed some light
on that and if you have any concerns there.
Speaker 3 (32:07):
I agree that with the critics. Personally, I hate criticizing Bobby,
but some of his public announcements could be better, and
that was the case with the rollout of the CDC
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Autism Spectral Disorder Report. I think that there was some
errors made in the press conference relating to that, and
I think that the comments that have been made about
the impact in reach of this particular executive order are
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not supported by the language of the order. The order
is much more promiscuous or permissive for gain of function
research then you would think based on some of the
things that HHS Secretary Kennedy is saying, he's asserting that
this is a broad based band. It is not, and
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it is it is a restriction on use of federal
funding for gain of function research. And that leaves a
hole in this big enough to drive a mac truck
through because a lot of this gain of function research
occurs in the private sector, and I documented this previously.
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Stat News documented that there is gain of function research
sponsored by Pfizer going on in the state of Texas
at the university there, and so you know, if it's
private monies, this executive order will not restrict that activity.
So it's a step in the right direction. And clearly
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Bobby would hopes, you know, would like to see it
much broader. But I don't think the documents supports some
of the assertions that have been made that this is
a far reaching transformational change. Now, in contrast Jabotituria's comments
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about the work done with high security pathogens at NIH
and these little mini scandals, the lover spat in which
one person is poking holes in the personal protective gear
of another person that's working in a high containment laboratory.
This illustrates the core problem, which is humans are humans,
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and if we're going to allow them to work these
really nasty things, sometimes they aren't as mature as they
should be or as cautious as they should be, or
they can get caught up in emotional, let's say, issues,
and it can lead them to doing things that could
have a You know, anybody that watched Twelve Monkeys in
(35:06):
Brad Pitt's amazing performance there in which I think that
what he was trying to portray was somebody on the
autism spectrum disorder range. If you remember the repetitive movements
that he would do. That's basically he's messaging ASD characteristics
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in the character he's portraying. So you know, humans are humans,
and sometimes they can get off their gimbals, and if
they're working with extremely hazardous pathogens, that creates a risk
for the general population, and maybe the scientific benefit gained
by working with these things doesn't exceed the risk, and
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we will need to rethink. And J Boticharia, to his credit,
in his ultimate nice guy way, I mean, he's got
to be the nicest head of NIH in history is
making the point that this has got to change, and
he will not hesitate to shut down these laboratories if
he finds evidence of any kind of monkey business, so
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to speak.
Speaker 2 (36:19):
Absolutely well.
Speaker 1 (36:21):
I mean, with all of this going on and people
searching for the truth and constantly like wanting to I
feel like all of us have like a bit of
a PTSD, like we want to be ready for the
next psyop, you know, and so to do that, you know,
this is a great, perfect time to have a book
like cy War, so that we can understand what cy
war is and help us kind of know how to
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spot what's going on and prepare ourselves for it. So again,
that book is a cy war And I know you
had the help of your wonderful wife, Angil Glasspool Malone
writing this book and forcing the new World world word.
I don't know how you were able to pack so
much into this book. I mean, you cover propaganda, you
cover psychological bioterrorism, deep States censorship, fifth generation warfare, of
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course what we which we've talked about at length before
your World Order. I mean, so many topics that are
covered in this book, but such a such a timely
book for such a for such a time as is
to that end, we many of us are are in
addition to the PTSD, we all have a little bit
of we're anxious to see accountability.
Speaker 4 (37:28):
We want to see we want to see, Yeah, we
want We're so anxious to see it that I think
that that is also what fuels the frustration, and that
this skepticism is because I don't think we've seen retribution
enough or accountability enough.
Speaker 2 (37:45):
And I know that you're frustrated by that as well.
Speaker 1 (37:47):
Where do you see that going as far as being
able to hold people like Fauci accountable?
Speaker 3 (37:53):
So Fauci is a great example to focus on, but
he's just one of many. And of course we have
the law air that's occurred. We have the j six
injustices that have occurred. We have so many examples of
weaponization of information and law and what most of us
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would think would be ethical practices as examples, and it
seems like society is boiling over with these things that
are injustices that are not being involved and have no consequences.
In the case of Tony, of course, we have the
complication of was it Joe biden Or who was running
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the autopin that issued this strange blanket pardon for crimes
not yet specified, and a case can be made constitutionally
that and by legal president that that is really not allowed,
that it's certainly highly unusual. The use of the auto
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pen has been cited as a justification for actively pursuing
investigations and potential charges. Tony has, as I think might
have been the first to report in the States, Tony
(39:23):
has decamped to Siena, Italy, where he's working closely with
the vaccine director, a close friend of his from GSK Vaccines,
and also with Biointech, who have major plants in Sienna.
This is in Tuscany, Italy, and there are many in
Italy that would like to see him deported to the
United States, hoping that he will be prosecuted by states
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attorneys general. There's a movement towards that I have unverified
but indirect, let's call it chatter from colleagues in the
govern right now, that Cash Betel and the FBI have
an open investigation on Tony Fauci. I also have indirect
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chatter that there are very significant investigations undergoing right now
in Tulsa. Gabbard's shop as director of national intelligence, particularly
focused on the virus origins, and that may yield some
prosecutable findings. And then the question is does do the
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state's ag or the federal government have Justice Department have
interests in willingness to take action. But Tony is just
an exemplar. There are many many in this whole space.
Whether it's the by defense space, it's the specifics of
(40:57):
the COVID vaccines that, or it's the bigger issues like
law fair and J six. There are many, many that
really should be brought to some sort of legal consequence
for their actions. If we're not going to see this
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whole cycle start again in two years if the Republicans
lose the House, or four years they lose the White House,
and you know, somehow, the United States has got to
get back to fundamental constitutional principles and a commitment to
the rule of law and a commitment to fundamental ethical behavior.
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We have to get away from this. If I can
get away with it and I make some money, I'm
going to do it kind of ethic that we have
right now, and I don't know any other way other
than to prosecute some of these cases. And in the
biomedical R and D enterprise. There are many other than
(42:05):
FAU chief. For instance, Ralph Barrick UH played a seminal role.
A case can be made that the virus was mostly
engineered at the North Caroline UH. And he's escaped in
an accountability and UH so I I UH, I'm with you.
I I believe that there has to be some uh
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judicial action.
Speaker 1 (42:28):
UH.
Speaker 3 (42:28):
And right now there is a very little interest and incentive,
particularly in the House and Senate as it relates to
the m R and A and other you know, the
the the genetic covid UH products that were deployed and
are still being deployed. UH And UH I that what
(42:51):
I see and hear is uh. You know, the other
day Pete Hagsath said, I'm going to stop walking on eggshells.
Remember that uh DC is still walking on eggshells as
it relates to the vacuum products. And nobody's willing to
step up to the plate and swing the back. And
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that unfortunately also includes Bobby who feels like he has
to have cover from solid data coming from legitimate databases.
And what I hear is that he and Marty and
Jay are doing everything they can to drill into the
(43:34):
records gather the documents and then disclose them to the public,
and then it's going to be up to the public
to decide whether or not the minority opinion of the
likes of myself and others and probably you that what
was done here was wrong. Right now, we don't have
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the support of the majority of the American people. And
if we don't get that sot by documenting what actually
did happen as opposed to the narratives that have been
propagated that are false, Uh, then people like Bobby don't
have air cover to do things. I hear lots of
(44:17):
rumblings that the president is much more open to this
topic area than he was even six months ago. But
it is so hot that uh there there has to
be a solid information and you know, blessed Steve Kersh
and Joe Latipoe and new paper. I think that's great.
(44:41):
But with the folks from MIT that have helped with that,
but uh, until we have high profile peer reviewed papers
or solid documentation in reports from the government, uh.
Speaker 1 (44:57):
Well, doctor doctor Robert Malone, I think the hey is
is that everybody really just needs to read this book Sywar,
so that they understand exactly what happened, how they were
a victim to this, and so everybody needs to get
a copy of cy War, written by doctor Robert Malone
and his wife, Jill Glasspool Malone. And if everyone can
get a copy of this and understand what was done
(45:20):
to them, then maybe we can get to that point
where we can demand accountability and justice. But everybody just
needs to understand what it is that happened to them first,
so they need to read that. And also, as you
were saying, you have more to say about doctor Fauci,
and that's why it's important for folks to sign up
for doctor Robert Malone's substack. You can find him there
(45:40):
on substack just to search his name, and he has
written about more about Fauci's Harden and.
Speaker 2 (45:47):
So much more detailing that.
Speaker 1 (45:49):
So always great information coming out of his substack, which
ultimately ends up being included in more and more books.
You got this thing down, so thank you so much.
Our time is up and actually after so thank you again,
and we'll check back in with you, I'm sure sometime soon.
Speaker 3 (46:10):
Thanks. Thanks Christy.
Speaker 1 (46:13):
Leave it all right, So there you go, And you know,
it's frustrating the things that we can't control, right, the
things the people we don't know if we can or
cannot trust, but there are things that you do have
control over and can prepare for yourself ahead of time.
And so we're going to cover that here in just
a moment with it Brett Miller. But just want to
(46:33):
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All right, welcome back. Well we've done it again. There's
(47:38):
been another situation where it's lights out. Michael Schellenberger said
the media insisted for days that renewables were not to
blame for the blackout in Spain, even though anyone with
the basic understanding of the electrical grid knew they were.
That's what he said in an expost. He said, finally
the media is starting to tell the truth, and so
here we go. It's a never fails whenever I bring
(48:00):
my friend Brett Miller on, there's been another disaster we
can point to where people were like left of the
dark and we're not prepared to have an alternative way
to get hold of their loved ones.
Speaker 2 (48:13):
So Brett, thank you so much for joining me again.
Here we go again, right.
Speaker 5 (48:20):
Again. Yeah, we're either really good at this or really
bad at this, because it's just you know, now we
have a war I think kicking off in Pakistan and
India too, that we can talk about power outages across
multiple states. There are multiple countries at the same time
seems a little suspect to me, but yeah, you know,
just driving home the point that you are your own
first responder. We have no idea what's going on in
(48:43):
the world, and we just want everyone to take responsibility
in their own hands and be ready for whatever is
coming down the pipe next. And hopefully it doesn't affect you,
but it probably will because it's just getting crazy out there.
Speaker 2 (48:58):
But yeah, we're not here for the doom and gloom.
We're here for the hope and solutions. And here is one.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
You can get a satellite phone or a baby stick
from SAT one two three dot com.
Speaker 2 (49:07):
That's SAT one two three dot com. Check it out,
and this is what we're talking about.
Speaker 1 (49:10):
And whether it's a hurricane, whether it's a wildfire that
gets out of control, whether it's a blackout in Spain,
whether it's your car you know, it blows out, your
tire blows out in your car and you not getting
good reception in the area. There's so many uses and
reasons for you to have a satellite phone or a
biby stick. I remember when I was first learning about this,
(49:32):
I'm like, baby stick, it sounds kind of cool.
Speaker 2 (49:34):
What the heck is that you want to explain what
that is.
Speaker 5 (49:37):
I got one right here, actually give it to you
for free if you come to Set one T three
and just say that Christy Sanya Baby stick is a
it's basically a satellite antenna that will attach to your smartphone.
So as you can see, this is different than a phone.
It doesn't have the keypad on here. But if you
just download the app, then this will actually connect to
your smartphone and then using Bluetooth, you connect to the
(50:00):
Iridium satellite network. So Iridium has about one hundred and
ten satellites in operation right now and their global network.
It's the network that all your governments and all your
militaries use. So you know, a couple of years ago,
like two years ago, all staffers in the White House
in DC and Congress and send it, they all got
Iridium phones. This Iridium phone here, So you can now
(50:22):
get this biby stick for free and just download the
app and you pay a low monthly for the satellite credits.
But they're all rollover credits, so you never lose them.
You have them forever just in case that rainy day
or blackout day comes.
Speaker 1 (50:35):
So and so this is a huge gift that they're
giving to anyone that mentions that they saw this on
Get Free with Christy Lee or on the Lindell network
that if you you can use the chat feature on
SAT one two three dot com or give them a
call either way. Just mentioned that and you'll find out
what deals. But there's a free satellite phone or a
(50:56):
baby stick that you can get and then you're just
paying them monthly fee from that point forward. And as
you said, you know, this is what government people use
to communicate. There's actually a privacy feature, you know, if
you're on Verizon or what are the other popular ones,
tea mobile. You know, we know and have heard about
(51:18):
data leagues of government spying on us, but like satellite
phones work a little bit differently, it's harder for them
to tap in to your conversation. So that's an extra bonus, right, Yeah, they.
Speaker 5 (51:30):
Are to a couple members of the agency, some three
letter agencies along the way. There are some good people
on the inside. Still I hold true to that, but yeah,
they talk about intercepting packets, and packets are what they
consider the information that's being transferred, whether through a cell phone,
through the cell tower, or through a satellite phone. And
it's very easy to or a text message as well,
(51:52):
and it's very easy to capture those packets when they
send them as it's going through Wi Fi or cellular,
but it's very difficult, nearly impossible, depending on the satellite
network to actually track it, just because of the way
that the messages and the calls bounce around the whole network,
and the packets are much more secure, so they actually
need to have someone on the inside working with them
specifically targeting an asset or you know, whatever they're trying
(52:16):
to do to capture that packet for people. So yeah,
beyond you know, just the safety and the practicality of
having a backup communication network in these days where we're
seeing wars, floods, fires, earthquakes and then just you know,
country wide blackouts, you know, besides just having it for
one of those reasons, having it for security reasons for
(52:36):
you to be able to communicate with your family, whether
it's travel plans or sensitive information. You know, it's it's really,
it's really, I want to say it's a no brainer.
I don't like that term very much, but you know,
like like you mentioned, if if you tire pops, you
have a spare tire, if you you know, you take
a little more money than you need when you go
to the restaurant, hopefully and all this. You know, we
always have backups in our general life. We're just wanting
(52:59):
to put the idea and the reality of having a
backup communication into the minds of everyone out there, because
you know, communication is the most essential, especially in the
time of need.
Speaker 1 (53:09):
Yeah, I mean, communication is everything. And I can't believe
that there's not more that. Don't think about that, about
just how important that is that in the worst of times,
the fact that you're going to want to be able
to connect with your loved ones, plan things out, coordinate resources.
So it all starts with communication. So don't delay on this.
Don't wait until you are without communication. Take care of
(53:30):
it now. It's such a great investment and it's so
cost effective, paying monthly like you would a cell phone,
but having this great preparedness device. And so you can
go to SAT one two three dot com that's SAT
one two three dot com mention me and you can
get yourself a free babystick or a satellite phone and
there are a limited supply, so that is just another
(53:53):
reason not to delay. But we love the folks over
at SAT one, two, three, dot com. Brett Miller is
some obviously, and so if you've seen one of these
segments before. Also a little tidbit, if you already have
your stat phone, make sure that you have it charged
ready to.
Speaker 2 (54:09):
Go, because that's another thing.
Speaker 1 (54:12):
I every so often I have to go and put
mine on the charger just to make sure it's ready
and willing to go, because that's the whole point of it.
So little tidbit there. But yes, this was a great
show to have this cap the ending of because you're
just talking to doctor Robert Malone about the cy war.
We're constantly in this battle, whether we like it or not,
and so we just need to be prepared for anything.
Speaker 2 (54:34):
So thank you so much, Brett for everything that you're doing.
Speaker 5 (54:40):
Generators too, just to power up those things if you
need it. So and I called at the end of
your interview with Robert, and it's true. You know, we're
on our own, so I really appreciate what you're doing.
Thank you so much, and God bless you. We'll see
you next time.
Speaker 2 (54:53):
Thank you so much, Brett.
Speaker 1 (54:55):
Absolutely all right, So here is the verse of the day.
It is Ecclesiastes three eleven. He has made everything beautiful
in its time. He has also set eternity in the
human heart. Yet no one can fathom what God has
done from beginning to end. Really like that one, So
thank you for watching. Make sure that you spread the
(55:16):
word about Giffree with Christie Lee. Also, you can join
me on locals for a daily devotional show called Raw
Faith Is, So just find me on locals. And again
thanks for watching Get Free with Christy Lee. Now I'm
Lindel TV.
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