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Speaker 3: Brian Timins fishing everyone a very very happy Friday. And
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Speaker 3: Morning Show. Welcome back, host of the Brionna Morello Show,
Speaker 3: Brionna Morello, it's good to have you on here in
Speaker 3: the morning show this Friday.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's always a pleasure talking with you. And appreciate
Speaker 3: your podcast. I recommend my listeners follow you. Just go
Speaker 3: to Brionnmarrella dot com. You can find her on Twitter
Speaker 3: and rumble on YouTube and truth and everywhere there is
Speaker 3: social media. And one of the greatest things about it
Speaker 3: is your background in your start in all of this. Uh,
Speaker 3: you quit Fox News over the COVID vaccine mandate, so
Speaker 3: I imagine you're probably pretty happy with Trump naming RFK
Speaker 3: Junior as the Health a Human Service Secretary Or have
Speaker 3: I read the tea leaves incorrectly, Brianna, No, you got
Speaker 3: it right.
Speaker 4: And you know the best part about it is it's
Speaker 4: ticking off all the right people. So I approve of
Speaker 4: this one. Listen. I mean, we've been calling on this
Speaker 4: for quite some time.
Speaker 5: They've lied to the.
Speaker 4: American people throughout the years, and I think they've lost
Speaker 4: the trust and at this point you need someone that
Speaker 4: you can trust. Now, RFK has done a great job
Speaker 4: of pushing back and trying to push for the truth,
Speaker 4: and a lot of people just can't handle that. You know,
Speaker 4: we're watching as other media outlets, the liberal corporate media outlets,
Speaker 4: are infuriated by this appointment. But that just means you
Speaker 4: got it right. That just means the people who took
Speaker 4: money from HHS, the media outlets, because we know they
Speaker 4: did based on a FOIA request during the pandemic, to
Speaker 4: push the vaccines. Pretty much every major media outlet in
Speaker 4: the United States, corporate wise, of these young cable news
Speaker 4: took money from the bidies and administration HHS to push
Speaker 4: the jabs, and obviously that's contradict that's unacceptable, especially on
Speaker 4: ethical but they all intill including Fox, and it's all
Speaker 4: available on a FUYA request, so we know that it's true.
Speaker 4: It just goes to show that these agencies need to
Speaker 4: be corrected because when they're buying off the media, you
Speaker 4: got a big issue.
Speaker 3: I would say that sums it up quite well. Any
Speaker 3: other component of this that I've never understood it the
Speaker 3: world became this giant sort of clinical trial under the
Speaker 3: Emergency Use Authorization that they provided to these vaccine manufacturers
Speaker 3: for just the COVID nineteen vaccine. It was like it
Speaker 3: wasn't there one day, and the next day it's there,
Speaker 3: and they're under an EUA which frees them of all
Speaker 3: potential liability for a product that might harm you. And
Speaker 3: then we were all told we must take it, or
Speaker 3: must get this vaccine, or well, like you run the
Speaker 3: risk of losing the job. And now we're finding out, well, WHOA,
Speaker 3: there are quite a few parent downside risks for this vaccine.
Speaker 3: We're all stuck with it. You can't unring a bell
Speaker 3: again in a vaccine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, memory. They told women who were pregnant that
Speaker 4: it was safe, and then it turned out they actually
Speaker 4: did not know. They didn't have any data on that. Right,
Speaker 4: that statement, doctor Falci did that that should that should
Speaker 4: give you a lifetime prison sented at this point the
Speaker 4: fact that you a lot of the American people and
Speaker 4: tell them such nonsense should land you in prison. It's
Speaker 4: enraging because you know, there's a couple I mean, okay,
Speaker 4: so everyone's always like, oh, let's look at the vera's
Speaker 4: report and the var's are what happened in your vaccine injured,
Speaker 4: the hospitals fail out or report on that. But the
Speaker 4: reality of it is is a lot of these doctors
Speaker 4: are just so afraid of Big Farma and the monster
Speaker 4: that it's become that they don't fill out these forms.
Speaker 4: I know someone very close to me who had two seizures,
Speaker 4: actually four seizures immediately after getting the vaccine. And the
Speaker 4: problem with that is she turned to and which been hours,
Speaker 4: so it was very obvious that that's what caused it.
Speaker 4: And the problem is is the hospital or who used
Speaker 4: to fail out of vange report. So this isn't like
Speaker 4: a single case where the hospels are refusing to fill
Speaker 4: out these reports because they don't want to report vaccine injuries.
Speaker 4: This has been happening all across the country now for
Speaker 4: the last couple of years. So we don't know how
Speaker 4: many Americans are injured by these vaccines. In fact, I
Speaker 4: think the last we saw there was over a million
Speaker 4: of cases of vaccine injuries. It's probably triple at that
Speaker 4: point because so many doctors, and this is a problem
Speaker 4: with the machine. So many doctors are afraid to come
Speaker 4: out and say you've been injured by the vaccine. There's
Speaker 4: a couple of brave ones who have been very sharp
Speaker 4: and on board the entire time throughout the pandemic. But again,
Speaker 4: there hasn't been There hasn't been enough, and sadly, so
Speaker 4: many Americans that have paid the ultimate price for that.
Speaker 4: So many Americans you know, are having issues having children
Speaker 4: now because of all of this. I mean, if you
Speaker 4: recall Brian during the pandemic Facebook Instagram. If you're a
Speaker 4: woman and you missed your mentoral cycle or you were
Speaker 4: having issues with your mental cycle, and you post that
Speaker 4: about that after getting the vaccine, you were banned, that
Speaker 4: posts were moved, and then now we're hearing that, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: there actually is issues that. So it's just it's infurying.
Speaker 4: This is a big mom so that needs to be
Speaker 4: taken down and maybe the American people could trust HHS
Speaker 4: and all of those three letter agencies and you cut
Speaker 4: people like RFK Junior in charge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a quirky guy, and I'll admit that I
Speaker 3: don't agree with him across the board, but at least
Speaker 3: in HHS he's not going to have control over much
Speaker 3: control anyway over environmental policy, which I would disagree with
Speaker 3: RFK Junior on a lot of levels. So I like
Speaker 3: that one. I like that he's outside of the box.
Speaker 3: He's not a traditional Republican. Of course, he ran, you
Speaker 3: know previously as a Democrat. So this is sort of
Speaker 3: an interesting open cabinet which allows me to pivot over
Speaker 3: to the favorite couple of people that I'm looking for
Speaker 3: to seeing them actually get some great work done. Viva
Speaker 3: Gramma swimming and Elon Musk in this government efficiency department
Speaker 3: which isn't even really an apartment. And I just by
Speaker 3: way a background, I have Judge of Paulatano on my
Speaker 3: program every Wednesday at A thirty and I mentioned at
Speaker 3: the outset how excited I was about an actual area
Speaker 3: that would be just designed to cut back on the fraud,
Speaker 3: wasted abuse in government, the bloat, the overlapping, the redundancy.
Speaker 3: And he's like, well, it's just one more of these
Speaker 3: administration agencies that doesn't exist, not constitutional, it's going to
Speaker 3: have to be funded and blah blah blah. And I say, well,
Speaker 3: wait a second. Now, you could just park Vwk and
Speaker 3: Elon in a room that already is unused in government
Speaker 3: we're paying for anyway, they could sit down and go
Speaker 3: through the books and start cutting things and just offer
Speaker 3: a solution.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 3: It's like the Heritage Foundation putting together the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: five stuff. They didn't nobody asked for it. They put
Speaker 3: it together and offered it up outside of government, with
Speaker 3: no charge of the taxpayer, as solutions for some of
Speaker 3: the problems we face. That's what this sounds like it's
Speaker 3: going to be. They're asking for volunteers with business experience
Speaker 3: to sit down for free and do this hard work.
Speaker 3: I think they're going to get a lot of people
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I'll give you a little little fun nugget here.
Speaker 4: I was actually just at Barologal last night and so
Speaker 4: with Elon Musk and Elon Musk that here has been
Speaker 4: there for quite some time, so I'm pretty sure he's
Speaker 4: been working very, very hard on all of this. These
Speaker 4: are the kind of people you want in charge. These
Speaker 4: are the kind of people that.
Speaker 5: You want to do this.
Speaker 4: Then he did a great thing with Twitter. When he
Speaker 4: came into purchase Twitter, he quickly, i think, with eighty
Speaker 4: percent of the staff, fire them, and Twitter's never run
Speaker 4: more smoothly and it's profitable now, like we're all making
Speaker 4: money off of Twitter. So I'm extremely confident that they
Speaker 4: could get the job done. I just think it's really
Speaker 4: annoying sits here to launch the reports. If people are
Speaker 4: trying to in the corporate world, trying to discredit Elon
Speaker 4: Lusk and Vivec, I think it's going to be a
Speaker 4: great service to the American people. You know, our government
Speaker 4: has grown too large and it needs to be shrunk.
Speaker 4: You know, if you look at the job support and
Speaker 4: Andrea Biden, a lot of the jobs that have been created,
Speaker 4: our federal jobs. The government has created these jobs, and
Speaker 4: so it's not even a real You're not getting a
Speaker 4: real sense of how our economy has grown over the years.
Speaker 4: You're literally just getting a sense of how our government
Speaker 4: has grown over the years. And I think that's the
Speaker 4: scariest part all of this. You know, most people. I
Speaker 4: don't know if you saw the video after hercie kline
Speaker 4: in North Carolina. I believe it was border patrol.
Speaker 5: It might have been.
Speaker 4: It was definitely one of the energies under Dahs.
Speaker 5: But they had like a line of like twenty employees
Speaker 5: fifteen twenty employees passing a log, handing down a log,
Speaker 5: and then they're sending here saying that this is their
Speaker 5: rescue efforts, and it's one log that's being just passed
Speaker 5: to a bunch of people down the line to go
Speaker 5: throw it away, and it just it totally wraps what
Speaker 5: our issue with all of this is. It's the fact
Speaker 5: that most federal employees, not all, but most of federal
Speaker 5: employees are actually just.
Speaker 4: Useless and you don't need them. And I think Jolan
Speaker 4: Musk It's going to do a great job approving just
Speaker 4: that those who are going to keep their job, they're
Speaker 4: going to work a little bit harder to keep their job.
Speaker 4: And there's nothing wrong with that, you know, and especially
Speaker 4: the younger generation. I'm not that old when I say this,
Speaker 4: but the younger generation is extremely leaf the anytloye wh've
Speaker 4: hired anyone who is under the age of thirty, that's
Speaker 4: the first thing I noticed, because they don't have a
Speaker 4: work ethic. So, you know, let's make Americans work for
Speaker 4: their jobs. That would be great.
Speaker 3: That's always been my experience. I'm fifty nine, I'll be
Speaker 3: happy to admit, and you always had to work hard
Speaker 3: or you know, as a lawyer, when I was practicing
Speaker 3: law at a law firm, they let you go. So
Speaker 3: you know, that's just the reality of look, long hours
Speaker 3: and hard work, and it ultimately pays off. Now one
Speaker 3: of the more lightning rods. I guess criticism seems to
Speaker 3: become a little bit bipartisan criticism. Of course, we can
Speaker 3: expect the Democrats and criticize literally anybody who Trump wants
Speaker 3: in the cabinet of the administration. But Matt Gates as
Speaker 3: the Attorney General seems to be drawing the most scrutiny.
Speaker 3: What's your reaction to that one. I'm going to take
Speaker 3: away and see approach. I don't know what he's going
Speaker 3: to do. Some people are guessing this is what he's
Speaker 3: going to do, and I'm like, how do you know that?
Speaker 3: What do you think, Brianna?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I think that if there's a lot of
Speaker 4: rumors going around about Matt Gates, and I think that
Speaker 4: if mac Gates was the person at the court of
Speaker 4: media trying to frame them out to be right now,
Speaker 4: if there was any type of criminal behavior in his past,
Speaker 4: given the fact that the Biden regime would probably prosecute
Speaker 4: him for jaywalking just because he's conservative, right, I think
Speaker 4: they would have charged him. So I don't think he
Speaker 4: has any legitimacy. A lot of those things I've also
Speaker 4: spoken his former staffers and may say that he's a
Speaker 4: great person I work with and they've worn it for years,
Speaker 4: and so they don't believe any of this stuff either.
Speaker 4: But when it comes to being confirmed, it might be
Speaker 4: a little bit of an uphill battle. But you know,
Speaker 4: this is why the Department of Injustice does these things, right.
Speaker 4: They want to stop people like Conversing mac from becoming
Speaker 4: as big as he can become, from being able to
Speaker 4: take them down. And so that's kind of my issue
Speaker 4: with all of this. I think that number one, you
Speaker 4: don't really have a victing to come forward. I know
Speaker 4: that they said that there was somebody testified in front
Speaker 4: of Congress, but again, I just don't you could if
Speaker 4: you one thing, if they went immediately after and reported something.
Speaker 4: But I always think a lot of things are politically
Speaker 4: motivated at this point, given the fact that we've seen
Speaker 4: it time and time again. So I'm always heaventon. I
Speaker 4: think Congress of Macas will make a great age. He's
Speaker 4: scaring all the right people. I mean, there's all these
Speaker 4: reports with the people at the DJ. The individuals over
Speaker 4: there are like resigning over the fact that they even
Speaker 4: say that he's going to be able to make his
Speaker 4: way in So that's usually a really good sign story.
Speaker 4: You need someone's got a back Trump the agenda and
Speaker 4: it's good.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's just it's looking just at the
Speaker 3: Republican side of the ledger. Do you I'm hoping the
Speaker 3: answer is no, that they're all going to get in
Speaker 3: the back room. Everybody's going to tell everybody just shut
Speaker 3: up and play nicely together. But do you expect to
Speaker 3: have much out loud in fighting, you know, reflected in
Speaker 3: the media of the news, or are there going to
Speaker 3: be a bunch of Republican naysayers or you know, obstructionists
Speaker 3: drawing lines in the sand, or do you think we've
Speaker 3: we've entered a different era?
Speaker 4: Now, Yeah, I think there's gonna be those individuals who
Speaker 4: are going to uh try to stir up controversy and
Speaker 4: they'll be in the media and they'll be the leftovers
Speaker 4: of at Someone's not fire but they don't agree with
Speaker 4: the President Trump's agenda that they might start leaking. But
Speaker 4: I mean from what everyone everyone the last night looks
Speaker 4: they were having a great time. And there's a lot
Speaker 4: of people who are essentially going to be named the
Speaker 4: Trump administration who are. At the event that I was
Speaker 4: at last night, there was a bunch of people who
Speaker 4: have been named, and so everyone seems very very friendly,
Speaker 4: very very happy, and very very enthusiastic. So I don't
Speaker 4: think internally that the pro maggot folks will be the
Speaker 4: ones to cause the issues. It's going to be everyone else,
Speaker 4: and you got to purge them out.
Speaker 5: Anyone likely anyone who complies with.
Speaker 4: A vaccine mandate, it's usually your first set that they
Speaker 4: might not agree with the Trump agenda, especially they're an HHS.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, I would have to. I think
Speaker 4: you have to really do a great job at purging
Speaker 4: a lot of these employees. You know, the XBI pointed
Speaker 4: a lot of Trump haaters throughout their field offices. That's
Speaker 4: at the highest levels, and you got to figure out
Speaker 4: who they are, and you got it's awesome. They can't
Speaker 4: have high positions because they are politically biased and they
Speaker 4: won't carry out the agenda. You know, the SBI is
Speaker 4: no longer a police force for the regime, and that
Speaker 4: needs to be a clear message sense.
Speaker 3: So moving away just talking generally about the outcome of
Speaker 3: the election, I imagine rather euphoric feeling at mar a
Speaker 3: lago among those that you were interacting with, feeling of
Speaker 3: praps enjoying a little shodenfreude. Were they.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, I think everyone kind of liked the
Speaker 4: feeling that they knew they were going to win. It
Speaker 4: was just a matter of one when they're going to
Speaker 4: find out. And I think most people that I've spoken with,
Speaker 4: and I'm even me too, I thought we were gonna
Speaker 4: find it like a couple of days later, were very
Speaker 4: surprised that we shout out as quickly as we found out.
Speaker 4: And so I think that's kind of the thing behind that.
Speaker 4: I mean, the fact that he got to sendate and
Speaker 4: he got the house too, I mean that is pretty impressive.
Speaker 3: And the popular vote by almost five million. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: and that I really truly believe that Brianna was the
Speaker 3: most fundamentally important thing about the election is that it
Speaker 3: really knocked the wind out of the sales of all
Speaker 3: the far left Antifa type groups who otherwise would have
Speaker 3: been screaming about we need to get rid of the
Speaker 3: electoral College. Sorry sucks to be you, that's not happening.
Speaker 4: I know that they always in that part, and I'm
Speaker 4: very excited that, you know, it doesn't work out what
Speaker 4: I'm when it done. So yeah, I mean it's incredible
Speaker 4: to you be able to win a popular vote if
Speaker 4: you look at the map and the entire country is
Speaker 4: practically read at this point, you know, America's define up
Speaker 4: with the walk agenda and we're done with all of this.
Speaker 4: We don't want to keep getting all this shut down
Speaker 4: our throats. We want to live in a normal society.
Speaker 4: And I think Americans have spoken up on their behalf.
Speaker 4: It's incredible.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's a reflection that, yeah, we do know what
Speaker 3: normal is and the what the Biden administration, Harris administration
Speaker 3: would have been offering not normal. Off that path. Brianna Morella,
Speaker 3: you are always welcome on the fifty five CARC Morning Show.
Speaker 3: We'll be listening to your podcast Brionnamarella dot com. You
Speaker 3: can find her literally everywhere. I encourage you to do that, Brian.
Speaker 3: Until we get to talk again, I hope. I wish
Speaker 3: you the best of health, have a wonderful weekend.
Speaker 5: You as well.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Brian.
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