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it can be told saga. I've lost track of how

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many chapters we have, but I'll get to that in

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a minute. Last hour we talked about another chapter, which

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was about the COVID nineteen outbreak, and now it can

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be told. I'll get to the next chapter first, let

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me get Nick on. Hello Nick, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 2: Hello Pete. How you doing.

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Speaker 1: Hey, I'm good. What's going on?

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Speaker 2: Well? I just wanted my comment was I'm frankly insulted

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by Allen from Axios and partially with you. We're better

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than that. You're insulting our intelligence by being easy on

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the media. The media has been in the tank for

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years and protected Biden if it was Trump and Trump's

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first administration. They were trying to get rid of Trump

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the Democrats with Article twenty five saying he was mentally

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incompetent and he should never showed anything close to what

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Biden showed and to let them off easy. It's insulting

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to us, your listeners. You should be much more adamant

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about how terrible what this. Allan from Axios said, I

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don't believe anything that come coming out of his mouth now,

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and this bit about reporter brain, Come on, you know,

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as a reporter, you're supposed to be look at things objectively.

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We know that's not the case.

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Speaker 1: But Nick, I think you're I think I think you're

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insulting the entire audience by not being too by not

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being harder on on Mike Allen.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I'm I'm definitely. I don't. I don't bother with

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I used to listen to Axios and read them. I

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don't any longer.

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Speaker 1: So that's not hard enough. You need to be harder.

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Speaker 2: Definite. Yeah, I mean they've lost me as a as

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a listener and lost me as as a reader of

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anything what to have to do with Axios.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so I'm curious as to what else do you think.

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I mean, I've literally like hammered media for my entire

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career as a host after being a reporter. I'm so

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you're you're you're insulted that I wasn't.

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Speaker 2: Mean I think you should have been Uh you were

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too easy? Well, how so you're too easy on the reporters?

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Speaker 1: How so?

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Speaker 2: Well, I think that you know, well all right, from

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my standpoint, I think you should be more vocal on

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them being not objective as they should be.

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Speaker 1: Do you think I've not conveyed that.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, you you've been listen. That's why I listened

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to you. Okay, so on you to be pretty refreshing.

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Speaker 1: Well, thank you, but I but so I'm trying to

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figure out what more you wanted.

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Speaker 2: I'm just I guess, you know, part of it. Maybe

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it's the partisan in me, but I think that that

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you should be a little more vocal and adamant you

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try to be fair, and I understand that and I

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respect that.

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Speaker 1: But so so just me, So are you mad that

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I said or do you object? I should say that

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I thought that the herd mentality that he said was true,

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and that there is insecurity among the reporter of press

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corps that that I agreed that those two things are true.

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Is that what did it?

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Speaker 2: I don't agree with you on the Yeah, I don't

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agree with the insecurity.

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Speaker 1: You don't think they're insecure people?

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Speaker 2: Now, I think that they're totally biased.

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Speaker 1: Now, who's being too soft on them? Now? Who's being

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too soft on the reporters? Because I I I totally,

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I absolutely believe that there are insecure I mean, what

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do you think drives the peer pressure the group? Think

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that that Alan is talking about. It's insecurity, right, it's

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it's it's the it's the desire to be a part

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of the group and to not be ostracized for any

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kind of questioning of the the status quo or the narrative.

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And and that is born out of an insecurity. People

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who are more secure, they won't care what their colleagues

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think of them when they ask the question. Like Mark

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Garrison in our news department asked, you know, does the

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president have dementia? And he was attacked for it?

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Speaker 2: Right, Okay, you're bringing up very good points, and I

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do agree with you. Ah, yes, so I guess you

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know a better way to look at I have.

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Speaker 1: Defended myself successfully. Okay, you've done.

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Speaker 2: You've done a good job. I will continue to be

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Speaker 1: Oh, thank you so much, Nick. I do appreciate the call, buddy,

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thanks so much, and I do agree with you. I

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just yeah, yeah, have a great weekend. Man, Yes, sir,

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you know, I look, I get it and I agree

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with him. Like what Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei were

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saying and the clips that I played. There's a reason

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I played those clips for you is because I don't

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buy it either. I don't I don't buy what they're

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trying to sell right now, which is that you know,

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there's an explanation other than partisan ideology. Now, there may

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be other things at play, sure, but the reason why

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they didn't cross the White House was because they did

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not want to be ostracized by their colleagues and the

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White House. And the root of that is ideology. The

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root of that is I don't want to be ostracized

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from the groups thinking on what is true right and

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what is real and what is the what is the

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mission here? Because if you start going after Joe Biden,

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well that could harm his reelection chances. So, but there

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are there are other factors at play. They want access,

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they want to be closer to the throne. So this

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way they can get scoops, they can get interviews, and

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they can walk around among their colleagues and be like,

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I'm the one that got this exclusive. I'm the only

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one that had the story. They loved that stuff, and

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that is born of insecurity as well. It is, and

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so there are That's why when he says that there

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is an insecurity and a herd mentality at play, I

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have no I have no problem believing that to be

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at least partially true. But I want to be very clear.

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The core of it is ideology, absolutely, and I don't

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buy this idea that I don't buy this idea that

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Vanda Hi or Alan had no idea what the partisan

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leanings are of their colleagues, when we have known for

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decades that the field of journalism is packed with Democrats,

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and it has been my entire life. So I don't

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buy that either. Speaking of Joe Biden and his mental decline,

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now it can be told yet again this may surprise you,

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so you may want to sit down if you're not

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already seated. But apparently it was Jill Biden, sorry, doctor

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Jill Biden's lust for power that saved America. All right,

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So I did not realize this is yet another Washington

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Free Beacon article. I did one in the last hour,

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but this is another one on now it can be told.

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Many have suspected by the way, this is Andrew Styles

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at the Free Beacon. Many have suspected that doctor Jill

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Biden played a key role in saving the country by

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facilitating Donald Trump's long awaited return to the White House.

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Many have assumed the former First Lady and acting President

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was possessed of an insatiable lust for power, which drove

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her to insist that her enfeebled octagenarian husband Joe Biden,

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run for reelection. The ill advised decision nearly destroyed the

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Democrat Party when Biden's cognitive impairment became impossible to ignore.

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It forced the party to rally around Kamala Harris, the

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most incompetent presidential camp, and that it since Hillary Clinton,

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all but assuring that Trump would win a second term

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and usher in the Golden Age of America. The revelations

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unearthed in several new books by political journalists conveniently published

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after the election, confirmed that these suspicions and assumptions were correct.

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See We've been too hard on doctor Jilson. We've been

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too hard. She is the reason why Trump won again. Okay,

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not the reason, she's a reason, right. Had she not

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been so in love with the power and the elite status,

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then maybe she would have done what any loving spouse

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would do and say, no, honey, like it's time, it's

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time to let it go. You know, we need to

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just retire. It's it's past our time. Right. But she

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couldn't do it, so she kept him in the race.

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She kept you know, everybody away from him, insulating him

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from media and guest visits. That got a little awkward,

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and that has redounded to our benefit. See, we've been

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looking at this all wrong. People. Jonathan Allen and Amy

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Parness have a book coming out, another one of the

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now it can be told books. The name of their

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book is called Fight Inside, the Wildest Battle for the

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White House. There is another book, by the way that

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you should not get it confused with that. One's by

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Wimple Chris Whipple, sorry Whipple Chris Whipple or maybe it's Whipple,

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I don't know, but the author of the book called Uncharted,

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How Trump beat Biden, Harris and the odds in the

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wildest campaign in history. See so it's wildest. There's a

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narrative forming here people. I can just see it. It's

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the wildest battle, the wildest campaign. It is wild. Everything's

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just wild, which we were told wasn't wild while it

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was happening. But again, now the truth can be told

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by the reporters who were supposed to tell us that

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this stuff was happening and what was really going on,

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but they couldn't see it. They were just too close.

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You know. It's like the blind man, you know, feeling

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the elephant, doesn't know it's an elephant because that's all

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he can feel is just like what's in front of him.

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Kind of, That's what it was like. They're like the

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blind man with the elephant. So in their book fight

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they write, or they quote rather a Biden Ally who said,

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let's be honest, Jill has a thousand Yeah. Sorry, I'm

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gonna say I'm gonna start this sentence again because I

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completely messed it up. Quote Let's be honest, Jill was

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one thousand percent behind this. She was pushing it. The

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staff was all pushing it at the end of the day,

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which I hate that phrase. I don't think anyone in

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that inner circle was presenting the president any contrary advice

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that that thing, that this thing is not going to

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be as easy, or maybe this is not the best

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thing for the Democrat Party. See they were they were

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shielding Joe. Had Joe known, much like Stalin not knowing

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all of the people were starving to death. Please tell

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Stalin what's happening to us. He must not know, because

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he wouldn't let this be happy. See that's that's kind

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of the same thing Joe. If he had been exposed

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to the terrible poll numbers, then he would have said, okay, yes,

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I should step aside Alan and Parness. Note that many

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of Joe Biden's longtime aids were also desperate to cling

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to power and refuse to consider advising the president to

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retire after a single term. Senior advisor Mike Donollan reportedly

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told a prominent Democrat quote, nobody walks away from this.

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No one walks away from the house, the plane, the helicopter.

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Nobody does that. But also Trump is a maniac for

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not wanting to walk away from that either, right back

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in twenty twenty. Right. See, so it's different when the

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Democrats do it or don't want to do something. See,

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it's completely understandable. I don't who would want to walk

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away from this lifestyle. The burning desire to retain the

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perks of the White House was doubly true for the

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first lady. So now I'm confused because now you're saying

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this is doubly true, but somebody else is saying Jill

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is one thousand percent behind it. So I'm not sure

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where the percentages break down on this. But doctor Jill

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had enjoyed these perks for nearly a decade, and the

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trappings of the most elite levels of Washington power had

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grown on her. The reporting confirms what presidential historian Douglas

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Brinkley said about Jill Biden in February twenty twenty four,

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after it was all over and there was no downside

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for maccrest quote, she likes power, she wants to stay,

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she wants some sense of revenge. Oh, I take it back.

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He said this before the election. How come this didn't

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get a lot of coverage. I guess that was that

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reporter brain that Mike Allen was talking about. The book

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describes the core group of family and deeply loyal aids

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who acted as gatekeepers, schedulers, and protectors of President Biden

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and doctor Jilson carried the most sway. There was also

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her chief of staff, Anthony Bernal, who would manage Joe's

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calendar and his personal needs, which I we were. We

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found out about this like a week or so ago

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in another one of these pre release excerpts. Why would

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So Anthony Bernall, the chief of staff for Doctor Jilson,

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would manage Joe Biden's calendar and his personal needs, which

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included almost daily sessions with a makeup artist to hide

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the physical signs of his age. In their book Fight,

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Jonathan Allen and Amy Parnis report how doctor Jilson would

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occasionally attempt to intervene when Joe was show in his age.

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One example they give here is do you remember when

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Joe Biden was on stage and he recognized a dead congresswoman,

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calling it like, oh, where's Jackie? Where did I just

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saw her? I was just talking to her whatever, And

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you know she was dead right, she had she had

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passed away prior and he calls her out and can't

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find her in the crowd. Well, apparently is this the

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day before or after? The family of Jackie Wallorski, the

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dead congresswoman. A couple days later, they go to the

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White House, maybe as some sort of you know, clean

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up on Ale Biden or something. But they go to

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the White House and Joe offers them a tour of

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the swimming pool locker rooms, and doctor Jill had to

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intervene in order to try to prevent it, without success.

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By the way, he did give them the tour of

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the swimming pool locker rooms. I am not aware. I

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have no information on how much hair sniffing occurred, but

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that's the kind of behavior Jill was trying to navigate.

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And then, of course comes the debate June twenty twenty four,

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where doctor Jilson and other family members pressured Biden's aids

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to cut short the prep sessions. We heard stories about

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this the other day where he would last like twenty

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minutes up there in this mock debate, and then he

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would just like stumble outside to the pool area and

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collapse on a lounge chair and fall asleep. Right. Jill

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Biden was, if anything, more firm than her husband about

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maintaining the residents at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. She and

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Hunter Biden, the president's crackhead son, blamed his advisors for

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pushing him too hard and urged Joe to keep fighting.

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I can't wait for this movie, you know, And I

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hope it's done by somebody who actually wants to tell

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the real story on this, because the mechanations would be wild. Like,

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you know, Hunter sees Dad remaining in power as the

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only way he can stay out of prison. Right, so

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he's got his motivation. You got doctor Jilson and her motivation,

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you know, keeping all of the trappings of the power

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and the prestige and the you know, the private plane

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and the chopper rides and everything else, and the Vanity

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Fair photo shoots and then it all comes crashing down,

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and you know, the coup is affected. And then Biden

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endorsed Harris out of spite for Barack Obama. That's apparently

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what prompted that, because remember Obama had come out and

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said he would he would want to see an open

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primary for the Democrats, so everybody could, you know, could

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run for the spot. And so Biden endorsed Harris as

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a screw you to Barack Obama. It's just unbelievable. One

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of the ways Joe Biden's and the president's top aids

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tried to weather the calls for him to step down,

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according to the book, was by inflicting serious reputation damage.

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So this is before the coup. They inflicted or tried

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to inflict reputational damage on Kamala Harris. In the weeks

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following the debate, but before Biden was booted, okay, and

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you remember this, they were sending out messages to people

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trashing the VEEP saying that if you keep pushing Joe

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Biden to get out, you're going to end up with

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Kamala Harris and that's going to be a huge mistake.

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Jill didn't like Kamala Harris either. Do you know why

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she didn't like Kamala Harris. It had to do with

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the debate, not the one that Joe Biden mentally checked

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out of No No during the twenty twenty Democrat I'm

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Marry when Kamala Harris attacked Joe her racially charged attack

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on Biden's opposition to federal bussing mandates designed to integrate

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public schools in the nineteen seventies. Right Jill Biden harbored

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a grudge against Harris for that, which is weird because

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you remember Harris then gave that interview to Stephen Colbert

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when he asked her about that, like you were really

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landing punches his teeth, like chick lit's all over the

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stage and all that. And her response was, it was

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a debate, heat, it was a debateat That was the

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only excuse she could come up with on the fly,

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was that it was a debate. So I lie during debates,

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I just say stuff. I just attacked people for really

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terrible reasons, call them all sorts of horrible things. But

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I do that because it's a debate. Ha ha ha.

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Don't you understand. Well, Doctor Jilson never got over that.

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And according to the reporters that wrote this book, they

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describe doctor Jilson as the keeper of the vindictive flame

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for the family. So she's the only one you see.

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So remember Hunter Biden's Remember the message that he had

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texted somebody. We have no idea who, but we know who.

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It was, the Chinese energy company people. But he was like,

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you know, where's my money? I'm sitting here with Dad,

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and if you don't give me my money, I hold

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grudges longer than anyone. I will do everything in my

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power to, you know, carry out my wrathful vengeance on you.

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I'm paraphrasing, but I don't buy this idea that it's

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only doctor Jill that harbors the resentment and the grudges.

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I don't buy that. But we're supposed to believe that

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no one else in the Biden crime syndicate harbors any

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kind of grudges. They don't. They don't keep the vindictive flame.

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So it falls to doctor Jilson. She alone must bear

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this cross. She's really bitter, she remains really bitter at Harris.

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Jill's venom was even more potent when it came to

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Nancy Pelosi, who orchestrated the coup right publicly was out

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there saying he needs to step down and all that.

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Jill Biden should be honored for her efforts. However, ill

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intentioned though to burn the party down in a frantic

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attempt to stay in power. Rarely in the course of

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human events has won individual's reckless ambition and extreme pettiness

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had such a positive impact on her country's future on

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behalf of a grateful nation. Thank you, doctor Jill. That's

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over at the Washington Free Beacon, a piece by Andrew Stiles,

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of being forced out shortly before he was forced to

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resign the nation's top vaccine regulator, says he refused to

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grant RFK Junior, the Secretary of Health, right refuse to

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grant Kennedy's team unrestricted access to a tightly held vaccine

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safety database. And he has no idea why he got fired.

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That's so weird. It's uh because he was afraid that

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the information might be manipulated or even deleted. I mean,

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I don't know what these people are going to do

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with this information. Dude, that's your boss. Okay, that's your boss.

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Boss comes in. It's like, I want access to everything.

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I want to see what I'm dealing with. No, no, no,

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you can't have that. Oh okay, employee, you're fired. See

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that's how that works. Now I know this is a

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weird concept, probably for a lot of you know, civil servants.

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But in the private sector, when your boss comes in

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and says they want to look at your work product,

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they want to get eyes on the back end of

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operations and side which they get it because they're the boss.

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There's a hierarchy there, right. It's not a democracy. It

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is boss to employee relationship. The boss says I want

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this to be done this way, or I want to

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see this information. You do it that way, or you

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get fired. You give the information, or you get fired.

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In an interview with the Associated Press, former Food and

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Drug Administration vaccine chief doctor Peter Marx discussed his efforts

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to make nice with Kennedy and address his long standing

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concerns about vaccine safety, including by developing a vaccine Transparency

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Action Plan. I tried to play nice with them. I

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was try it. He agreed to give Kennedy's associates the

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ability to read thousands of reports of potential vaccine related

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issues that were sent to the government's system, the reporting system.

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Remember this, the theyre's v a ERS, the Vaccine ADVESSE sorry,

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Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System VAERS, but he refused to

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allow them to directly edit the data. I don't know

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if they asked to edit the data, but he would

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not give them that ability. Why wouldn't we because frankly,

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we don't trust them. He said, they would write over

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it or erase the whole database. You realize this is

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a database of the adverse effects of the vaccines. Why

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would the people who have been looking at the database

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for the last five years using that to bolster their

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arguments against the vaccines because and highlighting all of the

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adverse events, you think they would delete all of the

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data that supports their argument. That's stupid. They should have

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fired you just for that. You're obviously not very bright.

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That doesn't make any sense if you're going to construct

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this kind of a stupid lie, just I don't know,

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make it less stupid. During his Senate confirmation hearings, RFK

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Junior told lawmakers that he is not anti vaccine. This

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is according to the AP. Remember this is their reporting.

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But since taking office he has promised to and they

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put it in scare quotes. Investigate children's shots and agencies

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under his watch have terminated vaccine related research, canceled meetings

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of vaccine advisors, and are poised to reinvestigate ties between

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vaccines and autism, a link debunked long ago. So wouldn't

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an investigation into the links between vaccines and adverse events,

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whether it's autism or whatever like wouldn't if you're confident

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in the data and the science, not fauci, but like science.

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If you're confident in this, wouldn't you want him to

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do this because the science will stand on its own,

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would it not? Right? The data that they would look

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at and they would then draw conclusions from and they

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would issue reports and guidance about it would be the

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same as what you did, except now it's coming from

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RFK Junior, which, assuming he concludes the same thing y'all

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have concluded, that would go a huge distance in tamping

475
00:30:47,519 --> 00:30:54,000
down the anti vaxxer narratives. Right, So, once again, this

476
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doesn't make a lot of sense. You want the investigation

477
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to be done by Kennedy and his crew because if

478
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the science and the data are correct, it will help

479
00:31:07,920 --> 00:31:12,599
you say you were right. And if it really is

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about protecting the public health, if they arrive at the

481
00:31:15,680 --> 00:31:19,559
same conclusion based on the same information, then that would

482
00:31:19,559 --> 00:31:25,480
bolster your efforts to protect the public health. Marx is

483
00:31:25,960 --> 00:31:30,559
highly regarded by former FDA leaders and biotech industry executives.

484
00:31:31,240 --> 00:31:34,039
I'm not sure that's a selling feature. But his time

485
00:31:34,079 --> 00:31:37,319
at the agency was not without controversy. During the COVID

486
00:31:37,400 --> 00:31:41,680
nineteen pandemic, he was alternately criticized for being too slow

487
00:31:41,960 --> 00:31:45,359
under Trump and then too fast under Joe Biden to

488
00:31:45,440 --> 00:31:51,519
authorize new vaccines and boosters. Well, yeah, that's because you

489
00:31:51,559 --> 00:31:55,720
guys demonized the horse paste. The horse paste, right, Like,

490
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we went over this the other day. The North Carolina

491
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General Assemblies got a bill to make Ivermectin over the counter.

492
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That drug is like a wonder drug and it's super

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cheap because the patent has expired on it. It won

494
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a Nobel Prize for its anti viral properties and for

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wiping out all of these diseases and saving all of

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00:32:16,759 --> 00:32:20,279
these lives. Make it over the counter, make people be

497
00:32:20,359 --> 00:32:22,000
able to go in there and buy It's like no

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00:32:22,079 --> 00:32:25,680
side effects from what I understand. So that's the argument

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that had people been told that there was a therapeutic

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that was easily obtainable, cheap to make, then we wouldn't

501
00:32:34,519 --> 00:32:38,480
have had the rush for the vaccines, and that would

502
00:32:38,480 --> 00:32:45,400
not have been a windfall for the pharmaceutical companies. Mark

503
00:32:45,440 --> 00:32:48,599
says that he tried everything to work with RFK. At

504
00:32:48,599 --> 00:32:50,720
the center of that effort was a plan to increase

505
00:32:50,759 --> 00:32:55,640
publicly available information about vaccine ingredients, safety and side effects. Well,

506
00:32:55,640 --> 00:32:59,720
why didn't you do it before Kennedy got there? Look

507
00:32:59,720 --> 00:33:02,440
at me. I'm doing all I can to work with

508
00:33:02,480 --> 00:33:06,039
the new guy who's demanding outrageous things like people know

509
00:33:06,119 --> 00:33:10,119
what's in the stuff we're injecting into their bloodstream. Like, dude,

510
00:33:10,720 --> 00:33:13,680
this is I don't think this. I don't think this

511
00:33:13,880 --> 00:33:17,559
article and this pr offensive that this guy is running.

512
00:33:18,160 --> 00:33:20,119
I'm not so sure you guys thought this thing through.

513
00:33:20,640 --> 00:33:23,519
I don't think you understand how this lands. With about

514
00:33:23,559 --> 00:33:28,440
half of the country. The centerpiece of the effort would

515
00:33:28,440 --> 00:33:31,559
be a vast overhaul of the veyr's system, maintained by

516
00:33:31,640 --> 00:33:37,319
the FDA and the CDC. Scientists with the agencies monitor

517
00:33:37,359 --> 00:33:41,440
the database for possible signals of emerging problems with vaccines,

518
00:33:41,839 --> 00:33:46,400
but analyzing the data requires both medical and statistical expertise.

519
00:33:46,680 --> 00:33:51,119
Because anyone can submit unverified reports of side effects, injuries,

520
00:33:51,440 --> 00:33:55,440
and death, The public facing website warns that the data

521
00:33:55,519 --> 00:34:00,960
is unverified and maybe incomplete or inaccurate misinterpretings of theirs

522
00:34:01,240 --> 00:34:05,640
have long been central to anti vaccine groups and messaging right,

523
00:34:05,839 --> 00:34:09,639
So bring the team in and go over the data

524
00:34:09,760 --> 00:34:13,880
with them, right and hash it all out. That should

525
00:34:13,960 --> 00:34:17,840
be the process. And if after going through that process

526
00:34:18,320 --> 00:34:21,519
the anti vaxxers with Kennedy they're all like, hey, you

527
00:34:21,519 --> 00:34:23,559
know what, we understand the system better now and we

528
00:34:23,639 --> 00:34:27,239
agree with you, that would do wonders for your argument

529
00:34:27,480 --> 00:34:31,960
and for your pr Now if, on the other hand,

530
00:34:32,559 --> 00:34:36,639
maybe all the data says something else, well, and now

531
00:34:36,679 --> 00:34:39,320
I understand why you might be a little suspicious of

532
00:34:39,400 --> 00:34:43,000
Kennedy and his crew. All right, that'll do it for

533
00:34:43,039 --> 00:34:45,679
this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could

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539
00:34:59,360 --> 00:35:01,920
thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything

540
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while I'm gone. M