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Speaker 3: C D A l I. So the COVID vaccine debacle
Speaker 3: just keeps getting deeper and deeper into chaos as we
Speaker 3: see some of doctor Fauci's texts to Robin Lensky and
Speaker 3: other uh CDC heads. And it's no shock us. As
Speaker 3: I've said before, I was very grateful to Biden and
Speaker 3: Trump to have a vaccine available because COVID did kill
Speaker 3: and we needed a vaccine available. The mandate should have
Speaker 3: never happened. And the fallout of doctors, especially OB's go
Speaker 3: I'm not ready to give this to my pregnant women.
Speaker 3: People got sidelined, fired, uh Shadow band, you know, and
Speaker 3: we were right. We were like, look, you know, in medicine,
Speaker 3: we're taught that nothing is one hundred percent safe. You
Speaker 3: always have to have informed consent and you weigh the
Speaker 3: benefit in the rints. I want this. Brooklyn waitress early
Speaker 3: on got fired. She was in her third trimester. And
Speaker 3: she got fired from her job as a waitress because
Speaker 3: she wanted to get the COVID vaccine. She's like, I've
Speaker 3: had miscarriages before, I finally have a baby that is
Speaker 3: possibly making its term. I don't want to do anything extra,
Speaker 3: doesn't matter. She got fired. Well why, Well because Fauci
Speaker 3: kept saying, you gotta follow the science, you gotta follow
Speaker 3: the science. Well what was his science. Well, his science,
Speaker 3: according to the text, was yeah, there're gonna be risks
Speaker 3: to the feed and the pregnant mom. Well then what
Speaker 3: the hell happened? So many news outlets I'm getting this
Speaker 3: from WBALTV said that there was one exchange between doctor
Speaker 3: VIVEC Murphy, who was the surch in General at the
Speaker 3: time in Joe Biden's I believe in Joe Biden's presidency
Speaker 3: as well as I think he also served with Obama
Speaker 3: and he was on the COVID advisory board, and so
Speaker 3: doctor Vivek berthey in appropriately, so as doctor Fauci, what
Speaker 3: about the risk to those who are pregnant, And if
Speaker 3: Fauci knew of any quote data on theoretical reason why
Speaker 3: vaccinating early versus laden pregnancy would be preferred, Doctor Vuci
Speaker 3: said there's no data or theoretical reason to believe that
Speaker 3: vaccinating early verses later and pregnancy would be preferred. But
Speaker 3: then he said, since many people have significant cytokine storm
Speaker 3: and fever after the second dose, this theoretically could be
Speaker 3: associated with miscarriage in the first trimester, and there was
Speaker 3: actually some studies looking at miscarriage risk with the vaccine.
Speaker 3: He attributed it to the significant cytokine storm and fever,
Speaker 3: which is also very telling because what was killing people
Speaker 3: with COVID was cytokine storm. So if the shot caused
Speaker 3: cytokine storm, I mean you needed to make patients aware
Speaker 3: of that and make sure that your hospitals have plenty
Speaker 3: of ventilators, play of oxygen, play of hospital beds. The case,
Speaker 3: we're giving a shot to somebody who could cause cytokine storm.
Speaker 3: But in his words, since many people have significant cytokine storm,
Speaker 3: not some, not a handful, he said, many people have
Speaker 3: significant cytokine storm and fever after the second dose, this
Speaker 3: theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester.
Speaker 3: Doctor Rachelle Lensky, then director of the CDC, chimes in
Speaker 3: and says definitely a good point, especially after dose two.
Speaker 3: So then after that discussion, did they say, guys, if
Speaker 3: you're pregnant, here's the scoop. You don't have to say
Speaker 3: one way or another, just say, just educate us, share
Speaker 3: what you know. Nothing. In fact, I got showed out
Speaker 3: by somebody at the American Academy of Family Physicians because
Speaker 3: I supported RFK Junior's suggestion that newborns and young young babies,
Speaker 3: you know it might not healthy babies might not need
Speaker 3: the COVID vaccine to let the pediatrician of the parents
Speaker 3: and individual decision making happen, and which is kind of
Speaker 3: what we really support in medicine, you know, decision making,
Speaker 3: what the doctor do. All healthy people need, you know,
Speaker 3: do no harm and instead and you know the and
Speaker 3: this person was going back and forth. I go, you know,
Speaker 3: even obs and they were talking about with pregnant women,
Speaker 3: when you don't have to mass vaccinate pregnant women. And
Speaker 3: this person who was not a doctor, was going back
Speaker 3: and forth with me on that, and I go, because
Speaker 3: there could be risks to the pregnant mom.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 3: There's even a text from Fauci saying there could be
Speaker 3: a risk. Mind you I'm not anti vaccine. I believe
Speaker 3: the COVID vaccine helped people not get COVID. In fact,
Speaker 3: when I got the COVID booster, I felt like crap.
Speaker 3: I'm probably never gonna get another booster again. But I
Speaker 3: have to admit I'm honest with you guys. I didn't
Speaker 3: get COVID that year or the year after. I got
Speaker 3: COVID this year, and it sucks. I mean, it took
Speaker 3: weeks to recover. But it's my choice if I want
Speaker 3: to get a vaccine or not. These pregnant women didn't
Speaker 3: feel like they had a choice, and here's and if
Speaker 3: they had some instinct going, look, you know, I just
Speaker 3: want to play it safe. People said, well, COVID is
Speaker 3: worse for your baby than the shot. Where was the science? Well,
Speaker 3: we're supposed to follow the signs for Fauci. There's Fauci's text,
Speaker 3: and he didn't say some or a stark few. He
Speaker 3: said many w an y. Well to me, that's already
Speaker 3: a no brainer. Then we pause and we let the
Speaker 3: patients and the doctors decide no. It was mandated. In
Speaker 3: another exchange a day later. According to screenshots release, Fauci
Speaker 3: said that any vaccine with limited data on pregnancy should
Speaker 3: be carefully considered. He said, one must weigh the potential
Speaker 3: risks against the benefits. Now, he said that because COVID
Speaker 3: could be serious and pregnancy, and he's not wrong. But
Speaker 3: if that's what he shared with the other doctors, then
Speaker 3: why didn't he share that with the public. You see,
Speaker 3: doctors really can't be as each other because we all
Speaker 3: have very similar training and we have to you know,
Speaker 3: you have to pass our boards. Even if you train
Speaker 3: out of the country, you still have to passer boards
Speaker 3: and you still have to that will follow the proper protocols.
Speaker 3: But you know, he's talking to doctors going, yeah, there
Speaker 3: could be risks, okay, But then what are you saying
Speaker 3: to the public. That's that's wrong. So in August eleventh
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty one, the CDC formally recommended that pregnant
Speaker 3: people get the vaccine, saying there is quote no increased
Speaker 3: risk of miscarriage or other safety concerns. They say pregnant
Speaker 3: people were not including the vaccine trials. So where did
Speaker 3: you get that science? This is why I do agree
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Speaker 3: So one thing I predicted with the COVID vaccine mandate
Speaker 3: is vaccine hesitancy with Skyrocket, that parents would be less
Speaker 3: trustful of what was going on and the government's approach
Speaker 3: to the vaccines. And as you saw what happened with
Speaker 3: the Fauci texts, where you know, he admitted that there
Speaker 3: could be risk. He said many people got significant cide
Speaker 3: of Ginde storm which could affect the pregnancy and affect
Speaker 3: miscarriacter risk that I predicted that, you know, if we
Speaker 3: really are as a medical society pro vaccine, for the
Speaker 3: love of God, don't mandate the COVID vaccine because you
Speaker 3: are really going to reverse the progress we made on
Speaker 3: vaccines because people are not going to trust the government.
Speaker 3: And it came true. I didn't want it to come true.
Speaker 3: But now you have parents saying to hell with all
Speaker 3: of this, I'm not at all going to vaccinate. And
Speaker 3: we are seen to rise in infectious disease, you know,
Speaker 3: as a result of unvaccinated communities. Although we are and
Speaker 3: I say this is this really emphatically seen some rises
Speaker 3: in people who were vaccinated, which is why I've always
Speaker 3: advocated always reevaluate the vaccine. Do we need an MMR booster? Oh,
Speaker 3: doctor Dahlia, how could you say that, Well, we needed
Speaker 3: a booster for protessis okay, We're always supposed to reevaluate.
Speaker 3: So I've seen a lot of patients who were unvaccinated,
Speaker 3: not because I'm anti vaccine. I'm pro vaccine, but because
Speaker 3: I wouldn't kick the kid out and I wouldn't turn
Speaker 3: patients away. So somehow online parents are like, look, doctor
Speaker 3: Wax won't kick you out of the office. She will
Speaker 3: see your sick kid if they're unvaccinated, which I'm kind
Speaker 3: of blown away that there's doctors and I understand because
Speaker 3: doctors like, well, we have a sick room and we
Speaker 3: have an unsick room. Although how do you know somebody
Speaker 3: could be sick and you know, and still be contagious
Speaker 3: and they don't feel it yet. You know, you have
Speaker 3: a child. It's not their fault that they aren't vaccinated.
Speaker 3: Take care of the child. And there were a lot
Speaker 3: of doctors that are like, look, I don't want the
Speaker 3: liability because remember the liability people were losing their malpractice
Speaker 3: insurance people were so be sued left and right in
Speaker 3: the early two thousands and late nineties. So a lot
Speaker 3: of pediatricians are like, I'm not even gonna see the patient. Well,
Speaker 3: for me, I'm like, look, I got to see the
Speaker 3: patient if the boy has a fever, whether he's vaccinated
Speaker 3: or not, I got to take care of this kid.
Speaker 3: So I saw a lot of parents and I asked
Speaker 3: them and I'm like, so, what are your concerns? Teach me,
Speaker 3: what are your concerns about the vaccines? Some were worried
Speaker 3: about senateif and death, some were worried about autism, some
Speaker 3: were worried about and it was I learned a lot
Speaker 3: about what parents were concerned about. But the one thing
Speaker 3: I could say about every single parent is every one
Speaker 3: of them loved their kid. And they were like, doctor Wax,
Speaker 3: how do I exauge before I was doctor Dahlia, doctor Wax,
Speaker 3: how do I know I'm making the right decision When
Speaker 3: my child is healthy and here they are and they're
Speaker 3: moving and they're smiling, and I inject something into their body,
Speaker 3: How do I know I'm not gonna regret it? And
Speaker 3: I go, you don't. But what I can tell you
Speaker 3: is you will regret if they do get meningitis, if
Speaker 3: they do get pneumonia, if they do get polio. So
Speaker 3: you're gonna feel guilty and regret no matter what. Your
Speaker 3: job is to make the best educated decision. So educate yourself.
Speaker 3: And I gotta tell you, the majority of the parents
Speaker 3: who came to me still at some point I decide
Speaker 3: to give their kids some vaccines because another very common
Speaker 3: concerned parents had is they weren't anti vaccine, they just
Speaker 3: were anti so many of them, and they were like, look,
Speaker 3: it's just the doctor wanted to stick six needles into
Speaker 3: my two months old leg. I'm not anti vaccine, but
Speaker 3: why can't I wait till that child's older. Well, remember,
Speaker 3: in the olden days, babies would die, and so we
Speaker 3: wanted to protect them as early as possible, especially if
Speaker 3: moms weren't breastfeeding, and we didn't think that the kid
Speaker 3: would get enough antibodies. But you had parents going, can
Speaker 3: I wait till their immune system is stronger? So I
Speaker 3: would refer them to the health department for vaccine classes
Speaker 3: and for them to get all their questions answered. But
Speaker 3: if there was a kid with strapped throat and ear
Speaker 3: infection or whatever, I would take care of them. I
Speaker 3: just didn't want them kicked out of a doctor's office.
Speaker 3: And that's for the parent to, you know, to learn.
Speaker 3: And and we offered vaccin our office, of course. But
Speaker 3: after the COVID vaccine mandate, parents are like, I'm done.
Speaker 3: It is politicized, and I go but it's not supposed
Speaker 3: to be politicized. But and then you see these Faulcy
Speaker 3: texts acknowledging that there's a risk to pregnant women. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: pregnant women were fired, Pregnant women were discriminated against if
Speaker 3: they didn't get the shot, and there were a lot
Speaker 3: of obs who didn't want to give the shot, and
Speaker 3: they didn't, but I believe the American College of Obstricians,
Speaker 3: a gynecologist, recommended the shot. And so now people had
Speaker 3: to fight with their medical board. So here we are
Speaker 3: with vaccine hesitancy at an all time high because parents
Speaker 3: are thinking that it's all political, that you know that
Speaker 3: it's it's not. It's all pro big pharma. So the
Speaker 3: common denominator of what parents wanted is how can I
Speaker 3: look at the risks versus the benefits? Who's looking at
Speaker 3: the risk for the benefits. Who's gonna be honest that
Speaker 3: there are some risks. You know, even if you told
Speaker 3: me that the risks are small compared to benefits, admitting
Speaker 3: that there's risks does a lot to make me think
Speaker 3: you're actually being honest. So they want honesty. And then
Speaker 3: another question parents had is why do we have so
Speaker 3: many vaccines when other developed countries don't. Well our answer
Speaker 3: to that was, well, America is better and we have
Speaker 3: better healthcare. But then people are looking at the numbers
Speaker 3: where autism rates are higher, are pediatric illnesses are still
Speaker 3: high compared to UK and others, And so a lot
Speaker 3: of people are buying that argument. So Trump comes in
Speaker 3: and says, look, okay, we have all the vaccines available
Speaker 3: if you want, but we're gonna just recommend the main eleven.
Speaker 3: And then if you do want the hepe and the
Speaker 3: het B and the Mininja coxele meninja cockle, you could
Speaker 3: get it. If your baby's high risk, they should get it.
Speaker 3: And then if you want covid or flu, you could
Speaker 3: have it. But we're just not going to mandate it
Speaker 3: or we're not gonna recommend. We're not. Yeah. Another thing
Speaker 3: that they're also going to do is a lot of
Speaker 3: parents were worried about the aluminum and other adjuvants which
Speaker 3: were in the vaccine, because see what happens is you
Speaker 3: can't just put a lot of our vaccines are killed
Speaker 3: vaccines where you have the skeleton of the virus or
Speaker 3: you have a live attenuated version like the MMR or
Speaker 3: the varicella where we have a weakened version. But you
Speaker 3: can't just inject that into a body. You need an
Speaker 3: adjuvant to kind of wake up the immune system and
Speaker 3: go look at this. Here, look at this, and they're like, oh,
Speaker 3: look at it and learn. So these wake up components,
Speaker 3: these adjuvants are what some people have been concerned about
Speaker 3: causing neurodegenittive and neurological side effects. They don't believe it's
Speaker 3: the actual vaccine or what's being introduced in terms of
Speaker 3: the pathogen. They think it's the adjuvant. That's why thimerisol
Speaker 3: got stopped and other things because people are like, what
Speaker 3: else is in this? So in Trump's executive order, he
Speaker 3: wants to make sure that we're developing alternative adjuvants to
Speaker 3: aluminum and conducting comparative safety and efficacy studies. I think
Speaker 3: all doctors would agree with that one. They want to
Speaker 3: also ensure continuous evaluation of the risk of benefit profiles
Speaker 3: of all childhood vaccines based on the United States and
Speaker 3: international data, and improve vaccine safety monitoring, transparency and research.
Speaker 3: They also want to assess the ideal timing and sequencing
Speaker 3: of all core childhood vaccines and adjust the federal childhood
Speaker 3: and adolescent vaccine schedule as appropriate based on gold standard science.
Speaker 3: So does that mean what the UK gives is is
Speaker 3: gold standard or Denmark? I mean Denmark is very stringent
Speaker 3: on the number of vaccines they give. Denmark has studied
Speaker 3: this a lot, but is that the gold standard? So
Speaker 3: there's going to be a lot of debate as to
Speaker 3: what exactly is the gold standard and what But I
Speaker 3: think for vaccine hesitancy groups, this is what a lot
Speaker 3: of them have asked for. Can we please see the data.
Speaker 3: Can you ensure us that you are reviewing it, as
Speaker 3: opposed to Fauci and his text admitting there's a problem
Speaker 3: but then not telling the public. If you think there's
Speaker 3: a problem, can you share that with us? Okay, we're
Speaker 3: paying to trying to make a firm decision. You know,
Speaker 3: Trump wanted to split up the MMR. I understand the
Speaker 3: theory behind that because one of the quadruvalent MMR vaccines
Speaker 3: had to be stopped. I think there was the MMR
Speaker 3: plus a vercella and there were side effects, so they
Speaker 3: had to stop it. So I get that because if
Speaker 3: there is a component that could be you know, related
Speaker 3: to side effects, it would be interesting to split it up.
Speaker 3: But I don't think it's gonna help with vaccine hesitancy
Speaker 3: because now you're tripling the amount of vaccines to do
Speaker 3: the measles, the mumps of the rebella. So you know,
Speaker 3: the the MMR is a safe vaccine, but to split
Speaker 3: it up could now increase risk by three. So it's
Speaker 3: a little counterintuitive for that. But I get why Trump
Speaker 3: is saying we need to have the single individuals because
Speaker 3: if let's say we are having a measles outbreak and
Speaker 3: we're not seeing mumps, we're not seeing rebella, we're just
Speaker 3: seeing measles, Well, then why don't we just boost the
Speaker 3: measles version. So there is logic behind that that's you know,
Speaker 3: doctors think that same way. You know, why give more
Speaker 3: than you have to? But because there's so many vaccines,
Speaker 3: they've been trying to combine them because it's just so
Speaker 3: many shots in these little kids diis you know, So
Speaker 3: just to quickly review, you know, Trump is recommending UH
Speaker 3: based on him and the and the uh hhs, that
Speaker 3: all children get misos Frommpsterbella, ditheria, tetanus, Pertessi's poliohomofflos influenza
Speaker 3: type B, Newbaco disease, human papuloma virus, and Verceella high
Speaker 3: risk groups of populations RSV. Also UH hepatized A, hepatized
Speaker 3: B Miniica, Coxa, B minichacacco, A, c w Y, and dinghy.
Speaker 3: And then immunization is based on shared decision making. If
Speaker 3: a parent wants sptize A B roadavirus, menchic Cocca disease,
Speaker 3: influenza COVID nineteen, they can still get it. So I
Speaker 3: have the vaccines available and let there be some shared
Speaker 3: decision making. I think it will help the vaccine hesitancy
Speaker 3: and we might get more trust. But we got to
Speaker 3: make sure that we're always evaluating with the science one
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Speaker 3: A l I. So it's Primary day. Voters are heading
Speaker 3: to the polls in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Vermont, and Connecticut as
Speaker 3: well as in South Carolina, Senator Lindsay Graham's sister, who
Speaker 3: was nominated by the governor to fill his seat temporarily,
Speaker 3: is also running. There's some Alabama House districts and it's
Speaker 3: going to be very, very interesting. Of course, all eyes
Speaker 3: are on this completely crazy candidate and kind of blowed
Speaker 3: away Representative Francesca Hong, who is a Democratic socialist and
Speaker 3: in a rapid fire interview with Hassan Piker, agrees with
Speaker 3: everything he stands for, which is a little disgusting and
Speaker 3: anti American. Had even said she thinks Thanksgiving should have
Speaker 3: never happened and been canceled, and then she goes, oh,
Speaker 3: it's my favorite holiday. So you know, she up against
Speaker 3: uh in this Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor against David Crowley,
Speaker 3: and the outgoing governor, Tony Evers did not endorse her.
Speaker 3: He endorsed her rival, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. But
Speaker 3: it looks like Representative Francisca hung as leaning of the
Speaker 3: polls and may actually win the Democratic nomination. In Minnesota,
Speaker 3: I believe Mike Lindell, my Pillow CEO is running for
Speaker 3: governor of the Republican primary facing and then he would
Speaker 3: face Senator Amy Klobuchar, who is UH wanting to run
Speaker 3: and fill the seat for Governor Tim Walls. Uh clobut
Speaker 3: are very popular among Democrats. I don't believe she has
Speaker 3: the taint of the DSA on her, but up against
Speaker 3: the Mike Pillow guy or the My Pillow guy, I
Speaker 3: don't know what that would look like. So that's what's
Speaker 3: going on there. And then, of course the US Senator
Speaker 3: Darling Graham UH is up against two congressmen and a
Speaker 3: former governor. There's about ten Republicans competing in this special
Speaker 3: election to replace her brother, the US the late Senator
Speaker 3: Lindsay Graham. I'm blown away at her stamina considering the
Speaker 3: loss of her brother. She has no she's oster parents,
Speaker 3: she's oster brother. And for her to be able to
Speaker 3: fill us his seat as quickly as she did, she
Speaker 3: is so in such grace, you know, in in the
Speaker 3: you know, in the face of grief. I don't really
Speaker 3: follow a lot of South Carolina politics, but Trump did
Speaker 3: endorse her. She is the first woman to represent South
Speaker 3: Carolina the US Senate. UH. If no candidates capture the
Speaker 3: fifty percent vote threshold, there's gonna be a runoff. Unlike
Speaker 3: what happened in Michigan with l Sayed and Hailey Stevens,
Speaker 3: where it just went to say ed but even though
Speaker 3: he had a very very thin majority and did not
Speaker 3: get fifty percent of the vote. You're seeing Alabama, Connecticut,
Speaker 3: and Vermont holding primaries including governor races, and so, you know,
Speaker 3: Hong has in Wisconsin, a lot of eyes are on
Speaker 3: her because she is a very radical DSA and has
Speaker 3: said some real stupid stuff and you know, where is
Speaker 3: her background in running such a vibrant, amazing state like Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Apparently in a recent Marquette University poll, thirty four percent
Speaker 3: of Democratic voters are still undecided. They could vote against Hong.
Speaker 3: But Hong is getting all the attention because a lot
Speaker 3: of the younger people and Hassan Piker and everybody is
Speaker 3: putting her out there. And so so the Democrats are
Speaker 3: starting to run into issues that the Republicans had where
Speaker 3: they're older, many of them are older, many of them
Speaker 3: are not as in tune, and you know, up with
Speaker 3: the more you know, vibrant youth sort of vote and
Speaker 3: youth canvassing and campaigning, and so also you know, many individuals,
Speaker 3: the older they get, you know, the more difficult it
Speaker 3: is they feel to go to the polls. They also
Speaker 3: don't trust that their vote's going to be quiet, that
Speaker 3: their vote's going to be sacred and private. And so
Speaker 3: I think a lot of the older Democrats, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't I don't really believe that the majority of
Speaker 3: Americans support DSA candidates, even with Mandani, With the Mandami
Speaker 3: win in New York City, one in eight people voted
Speaker 3: and only a million people voted in that election. Now
Speaker 3: he won the majority, but but that's not the majority
Speaker 3: of New Yorkers. And so if people don't want to
Speaker 3: vote and don't want to get out there and vote,
Speaker 3: then you're gonna have these candidates that are busting people
Speaker 3: in or knowing how to you know, ride that that
Speaker 3: that younger you know, social media wave. They're gonna they're
Speaker 3: gonna keep winning, and if they win, you know, one election,
Speaker 3: they could very easily now transfer to other ass other
Speaker 3: parts people. Because we were like, well, you know what, well,
Speaker 3: whatever happens to Michigan else, IAID, that's just Michigan. Well no,
Speaker 3: because he's running for US Senate. He's gonna be in
Speaker 3: the US Senate if he wins. These people will later
Speaker 3: run for president. Look at AOC. It's frightening, frightening stuff.
Speaker 3: And if they are siding with somebody who thought nine
Speaker 3: to eleven was warranted, how are they gonna protect our country?
Speaker 3: How are they going to ensure we have no more
Speaker 3: acts of terrorism? When Hassan Piker, who Hang has been
Speaker 3: very public with, said that the rapes and the attack
Speaker 3: by Hamas was justified, that's frightened stuff. And then what
Speaker 3: are these other Democrats doing when they lose to these
Speaker 3: radical socialists? Are they fighting back? No, They're like, well,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna support Haley. Stephen said, oh yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: be supporting Uh, Hassan Piker. I'm Democrat. I have to
Speaker 3: support the Democrat. Really, that's not a Democrat. I know democrats.
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Speaker 3: a reputation to protect. Hailey Stevens got a pac money.
Speaker 3: She describes herself as a Zionist who agrees that Israel
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Speaker 3: some frightening stuff. And Wisconsin, and I've had a really
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Speaker 3: and so to see things change like this. I love Wisconsin.
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Speaker 3: know nothing about socialism, You know nothing about what's going
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Speaker 3: it's interesting because a lot of people are predicting what
Speaker 3: AI is going to do and what society is going
Speaker 3: to look like. And I keep thinking that society, excuse me,
Speaker 3: it's gonna look like Ready Player one Ready Player one,
Speaker 3: you have to read the book because I don't think
Speaker 3: the movie did it justice where I think it's set
Speaker 3: in like twenty forty five, where the kids roll out
Speaker 3: of bed and then they put on their VR headset
Speaker 3: and they log in, and if they don't log in,
Speaker 3: the teacher says their absence and there's consequences. Can't be tardy,
Speaker 3: can't absent. But you log in and you do school virtually,
Speaker 3: roll out of bed, put on your computer, and you're
Speaker 3: in school. And then in terms of work, many people
Speaker 3: are working from home. It's all virtual jobs and virtual
Speaker 3: currency and virtual this, and then when you need to
Speaker 3: eat something, it gets delivered to you. And so I
Speaker 3: know that's a book, but it's interesting how you're having
Speaker 3: CEOs say oh yeah, yeah, yeah, commutes. Those are going
Speaker 3: to be extinct. Our grandkids are going to be like, what,
Speaker 3: you actually had to leave the house to go to
Speaker 3: work and you rode a subway and they're going to
Speaker 3: be shocked by that. According to Fortune magazine, the return
Speaker 3: to office mandates are just a blip. You are going
Speaker 3: to be According to Mark Dixon, CEO of IWG, the
Speaker 3: world's largest workspace provider, you are going to be working
Speaker 3: from the average person gonna be working for won't commuting
Speaker 3: would be extinct within the next fifteen years, Jen Alfel
Speaker 3: will be so used to pulling out their phones and
Speaker 3: clocking into work from anywhere convenient that they'll find the
Speaker 3: very idea of commuting into an office as ancient as
Speaker 3: riding a horse to work or riding by candlelight before
Speaker 3: electricity existed. Dixon said, in the future, you're going to
Speaker 3: explain to your kids that you used to commute, that
Speaker 3: you would have to travel one hundred miles to sit
Speaker 3: down and use a computer. They'll say, why did you
Speaker 3: do that? Because they won't understand that people travel long
Speaker 3: distances to use a piece of equipment somewhere else. It's
Speaker 3: going to change a lot. The workplace of the future
Speaker 3: is everywhere, and it'll be very productive. He said. It'll
Speaker 3: be just normal to go onto your phone and say
Speaker 3: where's the nearest place to work, and you go there
Speaker 3: and work. OKAVI, But here's my issue with that, And
Speaker 3: I just said, I'm not a CEO. Okay, what work
Speaker 3: is going to be left? What work is there going
Speaker 3: to be? So going onto your phone, you know, and
Speaker 3: ready in a ready player one. I think a lot
Speaker 3: of people were doing customer service and tech support. But
Speaker 3: right now. The reason why there's such a plethora of
Speaker 3: jobs is when you walk around New York City, there's
Speaker 3: that storefront, there's that storefront, there's that storefront. Somebody has
Speaker 3: to sit and work and say, look, our clothes are
Speaker 3: better than the next guy. Our pizza is better than
Speaker 3: the next guy, our phones are better than the next guy. Well,
Speaker 3: when those storefronts close and somebody just goes online, it's
Speaker 3: gonna be monopolies of online services, or the government's gonna
Speaker 3: run everything. Everybody's gonna get a phone, everybody's gonna get healthcare,
Speaker 3: everybody's gonna get so it's all gonna be one one unit.
Speaker 3: And so you're thinking, Okay, well I'm gonna work from home.
Speaker 3: There's gonna be a job where I work from home,
Speaker 3: not if they could get AI to do it. I mean,
Speaker 3: how many times have I called customer service and it's
Speaker 3: just a bot? I don't get at a human. There's
Speaker 3: no humans at X or Twitter, there's no humans at
Speaker 3: Meta I could talk to. You're just getting bots. So
Speaker 3: what job are you actually going to have. I've already
Speaker 3: seen customer service replaced by AI so if there's no storefront,
Speaker 3: if there's no face to face commerce, what happens. What
Speaker 3: happens to real estate? I mean, you're just gonna be
Speaker 3: warehouses and buildings. We really need to kind of think
Speaker 3: about this because is this really where we want to go?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: I'm not a shopper. I don't like to go shopping.
Speaker 3: I don't like to go to the mall. Now if
Speaker 3: it's to walk around to get some ice cream and
Speaker 3: to get some exercise and to just kind of, you know,
Speaker 3: besd with my friends, maybe, But do I like to shop?
Speaker 5: Know?
Speaker 3: Now there are some people that do. So there may
Speaker 3: actually be stores where somebody really wants to go in
Speaker 3: and look and touch something and buy. But with massive
Speaker 3: unemployment and massive real estate costs, and you know, it's
Speaker 3: I don't think we're gonna have that many options out there.
Speaker 3: So the idea of you don't have to commute, you
Speaker 3: could just work from home, there's not going to be
Speaker 3: that many jobs. It's interesting. A lot of doctors reach
Speaker 3: out about telemedicine to me, and they're like, they wanted
Speaker 3: to tell the medicine, but they're having trouble. Every company
Speaker 3: they call, they go, we're not hiring we have enough doctors,
Speaker 3: and they're like, why is it I thought we don't
Speaker 3: have enough doctors, and isn't tell a medicine rising, Well,
Speaker 3: tell the medicine. The jobs that are out there now
Speaker 3: are these new companies that want to sell golp ones,
Speaker 3: you know, so you're getting a lot of those. Everybody
Speaker 3: and their mother wants to sell golp ones and it's
Speaker 3: compounded and there has to be something else in there,
Speaker 3: so it's not the same as the brand name, and
Speaker 3: so they're looking for doctors to do that. But for
Speaker 3: doctors who want to do regular medicine, a lot of
Speaker 3: these companies are like, we can't take anymore because we
Speaker 3: can barely give enough work to the the current doctors
Speaker 3: we have. If doctors are only seeing one patient a month,
Speaker 3: they're gonna quit. So we have to make sure that
Speaker 3: we don't have too many staff people. And I hear
Speaker 3: from doctors all the time, going, nobody's hiring. Why can't
Speaker 3: I get a telement. It's a job, like you see.
Speaker 3: I got in in twenty nineteen, right before COVID, and
Speaker 3: I'm glad I did. And I had multiple licenses, and
Speaker 3: thank god, I was very positioned and my company is
Speaker 3: amazing who I work for. But you know, there's only
Speaker 3: so many telemedicine jobs, there's only so many teley virtual
Speaker 3: jobs that are out there. And if humans don't figure
Speaker 3: this out, we're gonna be in one hell of a depression.
Speaker 3: It is amazing how things come and go very easily
Speaker 3: with the economy. And so one thing that got us
Speaker 3: out of depressions in the past and major recessions was
Speaker 3: job creation. A job creation it was huge, whether it
Speaker 3: was for the war effort, whether it was for the
Speaker 3: Industrial revolution, it was you know, well, if we make jobs,
Speaker 3: if a government makes jobs, they're putting you to work. Well,
Speaker 3: what if the military is now all about drones and robots,
Speaker 3: what if the jobs are just all virtual Now, we're
Speaker 3: gonna need laborers. We're still gonna need people who know electricians.
Speaker 3: And my hot water heater went out again. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: I had no hot water for a week. I've been
Speaker 3: washing my hair in the sink. But luckily we got it,
Speaker 3: so I got water. Thank god. The guy came out.
Speaker 3: He knew what he could do, he could fix it.
Speaker 3: So we're still gonna need those people. But it's not
Speaker 3: gonna be enough to give three hundred plus million people work,
Speaker 3: and we're really trying to do away with customer service.
Speaker 3: One is, employers don't want to hire staff because they're expensive.
Speaker 3: There's you know, labor laws and workers comp and things
Speaker 3: like that, so it's easier for them to just do kiosk.
Speaker 3: But if you're gonna do chaos and you don't need
Speaker 3: a McDonald, you could disorder from your house and then
Speaker 3: there's delivery. They're already working on driverless delivery because you're like, well,
Speaker 3: somebody's gonna have to deliver the door dash.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: Now they have weaims and they have drones and things
Speaker 3: that could drop off packages. We humans are very easily
Speaker 3: putting ourselves out of a job market. You know, I
Speaker 3: used to think there is no way a computer would
Speaker 3: take over medicine. No way. Humans wouldn't stand for it.
Speaker 3: Humans are asking for it. Humans want their z pack
Speaker 3: and fries and they don't want a doctor say no.
Speaker 3: So they want to manipulate the computer so they get
Speaker 3: what they want. They want their Viagara, they want their
Speaker 3: GLP one, they want their pay medication, they want their antibotic. Now,
Speaker 3: the average smart person that's scared about their health does
Speaker 3: want somebody to take a look and evaluate. But are
Speaker 3: they calling a doctor first note, they're still going to
Speaker 3: a They're still going to the computer to get this
Speaker 3: figured out. Well, that's even medicine now. Dentistry I think
Speaker 3: is still gonna be okay. I know they're trying to
Speaker 3: find new ways to build enamel, new ways to fix cavities,
Speaker 3: But dentistry, I think is still gonna be okay. But
Speaker 3: there's so many other jobs at aren and so the
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