WEEKEND REVIEW 121221 -FAKES & FAILURE

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Hey, welcome to my Michelle live, where we take on issues of the day news of the day. And we try to marry it with a deeper story. We call it the God story. If there's a God, what's he doing out there? What's he doing in all of this? What does he expect of you? Can we see signs of him? Is there a deeper story?

Is there a worldview that makes sense in all of this? And can that give you hope? Because there's not a lot of it, no matter where you look there, there just seems to be endless chaos and absolutely. Craziness, no joke. So we're, we're going to be looking at this show as the end of the week and a week in review.

we call it the risk report because we joined with Adam Rosari. He is my co-host and looking back at the news of the week now. This up my friend. Welcome. I'm glad to have yet with me today, uh, right on we, we do some digging for the news of the week. The things that people are oftentimes most talking about, maybe the most Googled issues, the issues that.

Most of us, uh, and the issues that are often under reported or spin doctor to the point where you're not hearing all of the news. So you need an outlet. That's why we give it to you. And we try to go with the most mainstream stories. So that we're not just pulling off of obscure things. So people aren't saying, well, yeah, you know, you, you D you have that's PO dunk news.com,

or you told me JFK Jr. Is not coming back this week. And that's not to say that there's not a. Sources that aren't finding really good news and aren't onto something, but for the sake of argument, that is what we do makes it hard to argue against doesn't it. So, uh, Adam, welcome. And here's the deal? There's an experiment that is being performed on you as you're listening you Adam.

Me. Yeah. Yeah. Along with 1.6. Uh, I'm sorry. Yeah, at least I think it's 1.6. I'm checking my sources here. 1.6 billion people in 70 countries, it's an experiment. Right. And that experiment much like other things we go with it. This is what we do. This is, and we think we know what's best, but in reality and less listen closely, unless we're challenging that.

And we're bringing in other ideas. We keep doing it again and again and again, and think we know best. No, we're not talking about the vaccine yet. We're talking about, so bird else that it affects all of us. It's called daylight savings time. We sure are. We sure are. You know, so when the daylight savings time happened and by the way, daylight saving time, apparently daylight savings is not the right way to do it.

And I just said it wrong because that's how we grew. We grew up with it. It's daylight, saving time. However, um, I think in, in pop culture, and then in the course of time, we've officially changed. Yeah, well, maybe my, maybe my mother-in-law has something to do with it. Like when she goes to Walmart, she's going to Walmarts.

Uh, so when we're talking about daylight saving time, we're talking about daylight savings time. Uh, this, this actually started back in the early 19 hundreds. This, you know, this British architect, this English guy named William Willett, uh, two W's there. He basically was his architect that proposed this idea of changing.

Back. And so he proposed it to the British parliament in 1907 and in 1900 in 1908, they were like, well, perhaps that's a good idea. Perhaps we could S we could conserve coal that way. And so they actually use daylight savings time as a way to conserve fuel, uh, during world war one. And so then the U S adopted it in 1918.

And now here we are in 2021. Everybody now is Googling. Okay. Well, when exactly is daylight savings time, there I go, right. Daylight savings exactly as daylight saving time. And it's going to be 2:00 AM on Sunday. That's when we're supposed to fall back an hour. Um, but, but you know, Marco Rubio thinks this is kind of stupid.

And I was like, and I was kind of thinking about that too. I was like, well, I mean is changing our clock stupid. We have to always Google when it is. Um, I'm always asking myself who is this ambassador of time? That came up with this and the truth is, is that geek, is it doctor who the ambassador of time?

Yeah, that's right. That's right. That's exactly it. Well, maybe Congress in our case is the, the ambassador of time. Um, it was the uniform time act of 1966. Uh, that said that states must change the clocks to daylight saving time at a specified time or, uh, and day or. Standard time, which is just like central standard Eastern standard, Pacific standard time.

Um, but, but on a state, by state basis, you are able to opt out of daylight, saving time. So, you know, in the United States, not everybody changes their clocks, right. There's mountain time. There's Hawaii. I know they don't change their clocks. Arizona doesn't change their clocks or most of Arizona, at least, um, Puerto Rico Guam, the American Samoa, and then the, uh, the us Virgin islands.

But Marco Rubio saying, you know what guys, why don't we just like, put a stop to this? If we're gonna, you know, change it every year. It's just kind of a pain. Now we have 19 states that are saying, you know, what would, would we be better off if we just like, don't change our clocks back. If we keep the day, if we keep our daylight, you know, it's going to be brighter in the evening hours.

It's it's going to, you know, the sun's not going to go down quite so fast. Wait a minute. You being, God knew what he was talking about. Maybe God knew what he was talking about. Right? Like maybe by keeping those, those, those night and evening hours a little bit more illuminated, maybe we'll have. Uh, reduce just a little bit, um, maybe we'll have less traffic accidents.

Um, there might be some energy implications, like when the, when the weather's maybe a little bit warmer or cooler. Um, but you know, like why are we really trying to sit here? And just kind of make life complicated. Not a lot. I like that feeling of the extra hour of sleep. I'm not going to lie. Oh, they did not like an extra hour sleep and we're being lazy.

There's science to it. And that's what I wanted to take on. Think about the serious complications, the. Health complications that happen because of daylight savings time. I want to play a little bit, uh, it's called sleeping with science. It's a Ted talk. The sleep associated consequences are more significant than you may realize.

For example, in the spring, when we lose one hour of sleep, there is a subsequent 24% relative increase in heart attacks. In contrast, in the form in the autumn. When we gain an hour of sleep, there is a. 1% reduction in heart attacks. Isn't that incredible. And I should also note that we see similar changes in things such as road, traffic accidents, strokes, and tragically suicide rates.

In fact, even the cloud suffers with certain stock market returns, taking a downswing, following the shift to daylight saving time, and that one hour of lost sleep. This is how fragile our brains, our bodies, and even our societies are when it comes to sleep. But said more positively, even just small increases in sleep can have immediate as well as longterm health benefits.

So rather than thinking of sleep as a cost, we can instead think of sleep as one of the very best investments we can. Think about that. And Adam, it's not just about, uh, getting, getting more sleep right now. Uh, oh, I'm sorry. It is. It's about getting more sleep right now. It's not about, uh, daylight savings time and yeah, we see this increase, but we're talking about immediate effects.

Like the next day kind of affects. Well, it seems to me that with the same urgency of mandated vaccines and mandated masks, we should be talking about mandated sleep to prevent the total decline and failure of our society. I mean, my goodness, especially with heart disease. And hypertension being such a problem in our country.

My goodness, you guys, in March, we're screwed. We lose an hour of sleep. Maybe Marco Rubio's honest, something, maybe science is science. Maybe science is science. And what is science? Science is where you challenge things. Science is where you have open dialogue because the science of the day said. Hey, we could save energy.

This is better for people, but as time goes on, you see, well, maybe this isn't better. Maybe we were designed in a way that, uh, just like your phone. It doesn't work really well if it's not on the charger, right. You're not going to be working on 100% where we need. To be recharged. That's how our bodies were formed.

So we ignore that and think that we are beyond that we've evolved and we find out, no, actually you haven't. So this is where science needs to be challenged. And that's where I like to challenge people who freak out because of our broadcast every week, because it's a concern that you're afraid. Of that challenge.

What are you afraid of that your going to be proven more, right? Are you afraid that we're going to become better as a society or are you afraid of being wrong? Um, being afraid of progress, right? Being afraid of the facts. That's man, that's the way to live your life. Let's just ask things and seek to understand.

No, but what, what tends to happen is that we have gone to a place where we are. We have shut out so many voices and we think that we're we've achieved something, but in reality, there's a silent minority or a majority that has seemed to be the minority that is starting to speak out. And it's making people a little uncomfortable and we're seeing that this week a big, huge news story.

Oh, well, I had to do with voting day in Virginia. Whew. Voting day is always a fun time for me. I just love it. Just see the spirit of just the American spirit, right. Come to life and let people go out there and express their, their views. Um, whether their views that I agree with or not, I, I just hope that they participate.

You know, a lot of sacrifice went into protecting the rights that we have. And, um, we see other countries around ours start to lose their rights and we even see some of, some of that degradation take place in our own country. We have one person to blame in many cases and it's ourselves. So voting is a big deal and Virginia was a very, very highly participated race.

Uh, in terms of, uh, of voter participation on a per state basis, Texas, the participation was embarrassingly low. Um, I think it was just about 9% of the state actually voted for, for a race that, uh, impacted the Texas constitution in eight different ways. Most of them pretty small minor impacts. Very. I would say opposite of a controversy, all election here in Texas for the most part, but every state is different right in Virginia was one of the states that had a very, very highly contested race.

I mean, just 12 months ago for Virginia was a state that went to Biden by over 10 percentage points, very, very safely blue state, um, New Jersey, also a state that very, very, you know, you could say isn't a safe zone for, for, for the blue side of the fence, but New Jersey was a toss-up, uh, their incumbent governor almost lost.

I kept it by, by, by a thread. Um, but then in Virginia, man, I mean this, this very pro Biden state, this election that was really focusing on, on education taxes, COVID mandates. Uh, but then also. The one of the candidates, the one that lost just, it seems like his only focus was on the concept of orange man.

Bad. It's like you had a, you had two different races going on in the Virginia race. You had, you had young Kim campaigning against McAuliffe, but then you had McAuliffe campaigning against former president Trump. And I think the Virginia voters. They saw right through it. And, and that's why Younkin won this race.

There was at one point, Michelle, you've heard of the Lincoln project. It's a really disgusting organization in many ways. Um, they literally hired a group of people to act like white supremacists and hire these people to stand in front of youngins campaign bus. Well also notable though. One of the people that were hired to be a part of this group of fake white supremacists, uh, was a black dude.

It's like if there's any political party in our country that can look at a black person and say, that looks like a white supremacy to me. I mean, it's definitely like the socialist side of the far left. Um, just a disgusting display of. I mean, I have nothing related to the substance of this particular election.

The reason why Yuncken won is because. People started screwing with moms and started screwing with kids at the school board level, trying to really start educating kids on the, on the idea that they're racist from the day of their birth, that they're racist on day one. It's just, that's just total garbage.

Um, I mean, I know when I was a baby, I didn't know hardly anything I've seen. I've seen two and three-year-olds, uh, color on the walls with like poop, you know, like that, that's just a, a. Uh, a small human doing something very like infant tile. Um, so to kind of look at the substance of this particular election, one thing that the far left totally missed side of the fact was that for the first time in history, Virginia elected a Lieutenant governor, who is the first woman of color to take that position of power.

Uh, the Lieutenant governor, uh, winsome Sears, she was a former Marine born in Germany. The first woman of color to be Lieutenant governor of Virginia. I mean, nobody on MSNBC or CNN is talking about that. Uh, at all. They're just talking about the fact that there was a lot of voter participation. They think it's a positive thing Biden's trying to spend live Virginia laws.

It's like, like, it doesn't mean something bad for him. I guess his substance as a leader on everything they've been doing, that's what politicians do, but we're starting to see through it. I mean, we have seen through it. We've realized we have to pay attention. Um, this isn't about slamming Democrats. Um, as much as it is slamming the extremism, slamming the quelling of different voices slamming the way, the minute you, you have hijacked absolutely everything and have left behind, uh, traditional American values, biblical values, anything, but, but your agenda, you propel special rights, not equal rights.

And you don't allow any kind of discourse that would help any of those things get better. That's I think what the message I saw out of the Virginia elections and what's happening in the country around us, we have become, um, totally. Definitely Michelle. I want to read this quote that I got from a Democrat, a Biden voter from Virginia.

Um, cause I think it's very telling and. It speaks to what I think a lot of Democrats are feeling. And when I say Democrats, I'm not saying like the socialists, the super far left, I'm saying like your, your moderate Democrats, people that will listen to both sides of an argument, right? Uh, here's a Democrat voter, Tia Scott, a 35 year old mother of three.

Uh, she works as a customer services representative and she's from Norfolk. And so she's basically saying in her quote, and I'll read it to you in a second. She says, basically everything was harder today than it was 12 months ago. Uh, Tia Scott says the cost of living has been high. The cost of food is going up gas prices too.

And jobs are still laying off people saying it's about COVID. I voted for Biden. Really? I was going to vote for anybody. But it seems like it was all talk. Now I see all the ads were just bad. It's just because you say you can do all of that stuff on an ad doesn't mean you can do it. So it's, it's, it's troubling for Democrats now to kind of see the result of, of this particular election, not the one that happened this week, but the one in 2020, and then over the November election.

So, okay. Here we are a year past that election. A year, past the approval for the, for the COVID vaccines. And we're still talking about COVID mitigation efforts. We're still talking about COVID restrictions and they're affecting our every day, our every part of life, um, the economy isn't working, uh, we're talking about literally firing first responders who were the heroes that, that really address COVID head on from, from day one, when we really didn't know.

Quite what COVID even was. Right? Like these people were literally throwing themselves at what could have been Ebola, you know, they didn't know, and now we're firing them for not being vaccinated, but not even being like, so not even being honest enough with ourselves to ask if maybe they have natural immunity, maybe they have the antibodies.

Maybe they won't need to be vaccinated. Right. Maybe that's how. Yeah, we'd be honest with ourselves. This is the world that we're, we're living in and why we take it on every single week. Let's talk briefly about what this could mean for the midterm elections. Don't tell me people aren't getting nervous out there.

If they are on the extreme left-hand side of the left hand side. You know, it's interesting, right? Because you see the spinsters right. You see the gin sockies out there and they're basically trying to kind of double down. And we saw that with, with Pelosi, um, and, and her in the latest, uh, the infrastructure and social, uh, bill that they're trying to ramp through Congress, and that's going to fail miserably because we have.

Good. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know if good's the right word, but we have reasonable leaders through Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema who will do the right thing for their constituents. And they'll actually vote based on what they think is right. Not based on what Biden is telling them to do. Um, And so she's adding a bunch of garbage to that bill, um, before it gets to the signing to the voting table.

Uh, the, the midterms are really gonna kind of focus on things like CRT and education. Uh, those are not going away, even though Michelle we've seen, we've seen people in the media now try to say, oh, well, CRT is actually not a real thing. Now CRT doesn't actually exist. Oh, well it does exist because we've been seeing our school boards be taken over by CIT and the garbage of that theory now for a year.

Yeah, he does it exist. We're not used to beat some of us lay down, then take that and listen to what we're told, because we're told this is the right thing. We're told that, uh, these people know more and some people lay down and take it, but it's not really the American way. We're more rugged individualists.

Now that has its downsides at times, but we. R w we're skeptical, we've embraced freedom. Those of us who've grown up with freedom and not been indoctrinated. Um, we're not used to that. And we're like, wait a minute. I want to hear more. And even if it's a side that you believe in, you start here getting some of that truth and you start thinking for yourself, it's just who we are.

I've had to do that. With issues that we'll talk about it in a little bit and, and mold things based on what we're finding is true. The issue of the, one of the biggest issues of this week, and actually this month is, uh, what you saw in Virginia is an outpouring of people trying to find a way to. Talk back the SA again, the silent majority, that's been busy about their, their world, their day that sees critical race theory, uh, sees the alphabet agenda, sees a lot of the firings of, of people because of vaccination status and.

Ignorance where, uh, differing scientific discoveries where Corona and the vaccine are concerned being shut out where we see social media counseling people w people are, are trying to find a way. To fight back. And now the biggest thing, if you haven't heard about it. Well, it is, uh, let's go Brandon and let's go.

Brandon is actually a saying that's gone on around the country. There has been in a lot of sporting events, um, public gatherings, people shouting F Joe Biden, right? Part of, part of the silent majority, the, the more conservative at this at, at this stage of history mindset has been to be a little more respectful.

In, in a lot of areas, not every area I've been on social media. Okay. So I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna paint a overly rosy picture, but as a whole, you've seen gatherings for concerts at the venue and it's thrashed. You see a conservative, uh, protest or rally and people are picking up trash. That's co it's.

They're necessarily better people. It is because that's kind of the mindset. It's, it's a respect. It's a respect for America. It's a respect for, for people. It's a recognition oftentimes of a higher authority being. Uh, it's not very godly to be, oh, that's Joe Biden. Then they're not saying that they're saying the full thing.

Well, something happened that is, to me, a sign of that's kind of that mindset take, tried to take a better road, a higher road, a more respectful road. So people have adopted let's go. Brandon. Why? Well, there was a, there was a. NASCAR expended the series race on October 2nd. And. It held the winner, Brandon Brown, doing a press conference just after his big win.

And the NBC sports reporter said, uh, was chanting in the background and said, oh, they're saying let's go Brandon. Um, You take a lesson and you see what you think. Oh my God. It's just such an unbelievable Brandon. You also told me, as you can hear the chance from the, the crowd, let's go, Brandon, Brandon, you told me you were going to kind of hang back those first two stages and just watch it.

Yeah. That's not what the crowds was saying. You can listen to the whole, the whole video. And not what they were saying, but it's almost, to me funny that the media is tone deaf. Yeah. That's what they're saying. They're saying let's go brand them because it is inconceivable to. Well, Michelle, you know, what's crazy.

So following that now you have, so you have a song now by an artist named Bryson gray. He's a rapper and his song called Brandon, literally topped a Dell at number one for downloads in iTunes. So you have this, this new emerging artist. He was a part of, a lot of the, uh,

These vaccinations. Somebody's got to do it. Let's go. Brandon. Gumnut Kenny, let's go. Franny pandemic Gabriel. They just planted. Hey, let's don't Franny. When you ask questions, they stop fanning. Hey. Hey. Let's Hey, go. Let's go.

let's go sprinting. And it became real. They just planted Paige. The interesting, uh, video and you, is this a guy, a white supremacist? I'm just wondering you might have to help me out here. What I wanted to point out is that going from F Joe Biden to let's go Brandon, which is a little bit more classy. This is something that I've had to, um, Wrestle with.

And not just in one way, I want to be real honest about this. I thought let's go, Brandon is so much more classy and I'm glad that people have embraced it because it does take a bit of a higher road. I was at a cracking game last night. And, uh, because I live in the city of Seattle, it's our brand new, uh, NHL hockey team.

And they won, got their first hat trick at any rate. Uh, we in Seattle have not been very creative yet. We have one chance and one chance to only love let's go crack. That's all we've got. Right. Um,

I found myself here and there say, let's go Brandon. And then I was thinking to myself that goes against everything. I've talked about it, sports you, I don't want to mix politics and sports. I don't want to have your political agenda in my face. Chanted. I don't, and I don't want any doing that either. So I was conflicted and, you know, I was realizing though, the reason that's happening.

Is on one end when you have all of the voice, all of the power, all of the social media, all of the canceling ability. And you're sitting there with your Antifa flags at the soccer match. You're not brave, you know, it's not really doing anything. Um, What people with the let's go, Brandon thing are doing, I'm still conflicted on it.

But what I see happening is I can't say what I want to say on social media. I can't say here, what I, what I, the alternative ideas are science. Facts by the media. I'm being spoonfed PLA pablum that I'm supposed to just believe I'm being shut down and called a domestic terrorist at my PTA meetings. It's crazy that people are trying to find a place where they can peacefully take that high road and say, we're out here.

We're here. There are some of us here in Seattle, uh, where it is the people's Republic of Seattle. It's very difficult to, to have an alternative voice for some. So that let's go. Brandon is almost a rallying cry. No, it's not. As some have said it's for the Trumpsters it's it's beyond that. What it's saying is that.

Anyone who has an alternative idea, stop, just labeling us. We're tired of what's what this administration is. Allowing our freedoms are under assault. They very much are under assault. You know, let's go Brandon, it's one of, and I'm kind of with you on this, Michelle too. And I'm sitting here wearing a let's go Brandon shirt, you know?

Um, but the, the idea of, so explicitly ridiculed. The leader of the nation, Joe Biden, uh, or any leader for that matter. There's always going to be a conflict in me about that, because at the end of the day, It isn't a lot of ways the United States versus the rest of the world. But, you know, I think when Joe Biden was elected people that didn't vote for Joe Biden saw a guy who's been in power for almost 50 years.

Who, for the most part, it's been a bit of a guy who just kind of goes with the flow and does what he's told. Um, but overall, a pretty non principled guy. Who's more of a moderate politician and moderate leader of sorts, but. When he took office and he truly exposed himself for what he is, which I think is kind of amounted to a puppet of sorts.

A lot of people that were trying to give them a chance on day one, even though they didn't vote for him, felt betrayed by this guy who went so far left and, you know, sports specifically. Let's be pretty honest about where we're at in America. Uh, we're not hearing all of the news on the voter fraud. That calls into question.

Potentially, let me be balanced here. Uh, the election results. There have been some issues that. Has have been ignored by the media. There've been some court issues that have shown some real problems with the election process. Now I'm not going to say that it shows at, at this point, uh, for the sake of, of balanced.

I'm not going to say it just proves beyond the shadow of a doubt. Joe Biden, the president. Trump's the president. What I am getting to say is that if it calls into question, then there's going to be people that are going to say, wait a minute, is this really the president? But I'm with you as. As it stands right now.

Fine. I I'm all for taking the courts. Let's let's see what really happened and sorted out legally until that time. Joe Biden is the president of the United States right now. And as such, I respect the office of the president. That's in the story because I'm an American. And I respect that just like I sing out loud and proud when, when the national Anthem is played, having said that we're America and that president deserves to be under scrutiny to not be held up to a different standard than Donald Trump was held up.

That's that is absolutely not. Okay. My question is through all of this and some of them. Abuse of power. Uh, the first responders, uh, nurses who were heroes, Joe Biden, literally saying, yeah, fire him. Let him go. Oh, thank you, Mr. Callous. I appreciate that. These are things that we absolutely should be talking about, but my other question is, as we listen to.

The stammering babbling, the let's talk about space aliens and camp. Finish a sentence. Uh, there, there should be some concern. We had every news outlet when Donald Trump was in office. Experts on psycho babbling and psychoanalyzing without actually meeting face to face. And I think that was fair to say. I don't know if he's competent.

Where are those experts today? Even when we have one of the biggest meetings of all nations coming together in the cop 26 cop 26, and we have Biden copying. I probably would have been doing like a lot of what Joe Biden was doing at this thing. Like, I don't blame him for his sins where he was. I know, like he was literally documented on video, like getting, taking a nap, right?

Like. Well, these eyes are closed for 22 seconds before one of his aides approaches him and sort of Rouses him up a little bit, wakes him up. Um, but before his eyes were closed for that period of 22 seconds, his eyes were closed for about seven seconds before he sort of opened them in and then nodded back off, um, the guy was basically sleeping.

Stuff is boring. I get it. It's pretty boring. I'm like, literally he's like sitting here, sleeping as this, this, uh, this activist, this, uh, disability rights activist named Eddie, uh, Dapo, forgive the pronunciation there. Basically this activist is up there talking about, you know, the fact that, oh my gosh, our ability to grow food and even to survive is being challenged right now.

And this is the biggest threat. Like there's extremely strong statements being made on stage as Joe Biden is just sitting here. You know, just like counting sheep. And so I guess I'd probably have the same sort of reaction to this thing. Um, there was a, uh, Steve Malloy, the founder of drunk science, uh, posted a video.

Of the prime minister from the Czech Republic, uh, Andre Babish speaking. And he was literally saying he was speaking some truth. Uh, the prime minister of Czech Republic said protection of environment has been replaced by the fight against climate change. And that's the truth of it here. We're seeing all of these world leaders now come together under this, this, this challenge of climate change they're speaking of, but all these world leaders are literally flying into the, to Glasgow.

Uh, through the combined 400 jets, the 400 private jets that took them from point a to point cop 26. Um, and then they're going to talk about how we should be working to reduce emissions and fossil fuels and how the, the future of the world depends on, on our actions. Well, these world leaders are sitting here with their 400 private jets going to Glasgow to talk about something that is not nearly as immediately important as the supply chain crisis, the border crisis, the ridiculousness of COVID, uh, mandates and, and, and, and just everything that I think is making it hard for people like, uh, that lady from Norfolk, I was just talking about hardcore.

Working mothers and Hartford families to go and buy food at the grocery store to fill up their car with gas so they can go to work and take their kids to school. Uh, there are real problems that need to be addressed here and spending three days at this cop 26 conference, taking a nap instead of going and visiting the freaking border that has never been to, uh, except for once I think, according to Jen Sakhi, maybe 10 or 15 years ago, she thought, sure.

Like, what are we doing here? We have Boris Johnson up there saying the end of human life. As we know it, you know, just say goodbye to Miami. Like we have real problems that we need to fix here, focusing on climate change and not actually like doing things of substance is just, I think unforgivable, I have a problem with looking at climate change, you know, th this, uh, it's just the honest look at climate change, and this is where it goes to an interesting God story that.

We have been charged by God biblically to be caretakers of this earth. So we've been just from the first Adam before the cool Adam here was charged with the garden of Eden. You know, this you're going to have dominion take care of this. We have a responsibility to care for the environment. Okay. Having a real balanced look I wanted to share with you.

I'll put a link to this. This is probably the best book ever written on, um, climate change. And it says weathering climate changes the name of the book. It's by Hugh Ross from. To believe who is a frequent flyer here on my Michelle life. Now, one of the things among many are some really balanced approaches to how we can take care of our forests, how we can use, uh, energy better to, to help maintain a healthy environment and a healthy club.

Here's something that you didn't hear about in cop 26? The climate has actually been very stable through recorded human history, climate conditions through most of the earth though, have not. Let me say that again throughout history. And if you look at the book documents, it very well throughout the history of the earth, extreme climate.

Yeah has been the norm extraordinary, extreme ice age heat, uh, have been the norm the time that man who has been walking the earth, the climate has been ridiculously unprecedentedly stable. That's says a lot. Why do you think that is? How is it that we are floating and unique in this universe? As, as science is finding that.

And this entire universe is in such extraordinary balance this earth. So conducive to human life. How is that? Especially when you realize that there is extreme order in the universe, that there is math in the universe there, that there is. Extraordinary design. You start to put two and two together and you ask yourself what world view matches with that.

Well, the world view that says God's got this, that God's made the climate stable for human inhabitants for the time that God has deemed for us to be here. So having said that. My conclusion is God's goddess, stop, whining, and worrying about it, but be responsible in how we take care of the planet. And if cop 26 and Joe Biden, we're really trying to be responsible.

Would they not have mentioned? I don't know, China. Yeah, mate, baby. Right. That's why I love what the, with the Czech prime minister said, protection of the environment has been replaced by this fight against climate change. It's people, Michelle, literally people have found a way to use technology to develop in places where strong weather events happen.

Right? Like new Orleans is mostly under sea level and like people ask themselves, well, why does it flood? Well, you're under sea level people. You know, like Southern California, there's wildfires there all the time. I mean, that environment is perfect for wildfires. It's super dry. There's a lot of wind, it takes one spark to just like light stuff up.

So these crazy things happen, but they're not all that crazy. Just maybe people are the crazy part of this whole situation. Right. Like you said, God's got this, there are not things that we can do to change the climate per se, but there are things that we can do to make sure that we protect the environment.

And I think it starts with truth. And if truth were a real thing, then Biden would have said, well, guys, China is the, the biggest polluter in the world. They, they trade more than double, uh, the United States in carbon emissions. True. Maybe we should talk to them about how they can do things a little bit better, but instead there's silence there.

Crickets. Absolute. And then when we look deeper into the climate agenda, a lot of it has to do with people control, population control. It does, it has less and less to do at times with actually protecting our environment and doing positive things that can be a positive effect on climate. The things that might contribute.

Yeah. Okay. There are some things, but as you pointed out, Um, everybody flying they're in their private jets. Really? What, what the hell? They're like, well, what guys, maybe we can get a smaller private jet for cop 27. We're still gonna go in our private jet y'all but maybe we'll get like the smaller one.

Maybe we'll take the twin engine Cessna instead. I don't know. I really like our jet with, with the, you know, the first class service and the get the beverage service on boards. That's great videos. Climate change to me, Adam is a perfect example. What happens when you only listen to one side of science, please take the time to look at what science does.

Science checks itself, cha science takes on new discoveries and says, now, how does this marry with what we already know? Whoops, we might have to change things in our society. Uh, there's a book called zombie science that talks about how we have had the same, uh, You remember the, that picture of, uh, an ape that kind of gradually turns into back to, into a man that's really, that's been proven again and again.

And the, uh, missing links are not missing links. They're missing big, huge chunks. So. Instead of talking about that and saying, what's going on here? What, what can we find? We've had the same science. Books in schools for the last 50 years, our science is 50 years old. So we're conditioned to say, well, yeah, this is the way things are.

This is fact. And you remember, we even had marches for science. Those have gone away since the ABC. Uh, alphabet agenda because that doesn't marry up with science. It's gone away since COVID, because we're not hearing all of the science. When you take, you become better, either your viewpoint is bolstered or it's challenged and that's okay.

But we're seeing that. You can only hide information so long in our society. And we are seeing that with the vaccine mandate where w uh, it's been 11 states now that have sued for, uh, against these mandates. That's right. 11 states are fully. Not saying woke, they are awake, they're awake. And they're saying, listen, these mandates are not okay.

11 states. Uh, so you had the attorney, the attorney's general. That's another word, right? Like daylight savings, time attorney general it's attorneys general. So yeah, you had the attorneys general from 11 different states. Sue the Biden administration over this. This is a VAX mandate. That's set to take effect on January 4th and as written, it will impact any business.

That's over 100 employees. So. If this lawsuit is for whatever reason, shot down all those company, fifth, because of 99, I guarantee you you're going to have everybody fired to make sure that they're all at the 99 mark. Um, or you're going to business hunters that simply. Going to take them, do not comply approach.

Uh, they will. There's also a creative mandate. There's also a creative approach that some businesses are taking where they're creating a secondary business. All right. I have a hundred, uh, office workers or 99 office workers. And then I have a distribution. All right. We'll make that a separate business.

They're trying to get creative because they care about their people and they care about their people because. Uh, the people who have we've talked about this said nauseum, who have had COVID naturally have a better immunity and a better resistance to COVID that needs to count. It just truly does. And to ignore that isn't responsible to create all these different entities to absorb into sort of like.

Split up your, your company size into groups of 99. So right now, the way Biden has it written, OSHA would literally be the, the organization. Enforcing these laws and they would find every business, $14,000 per violation. Well, for any company of at least a hundred or so, you can assume that they at least have one attorney on staff or one attorney that they contract out for various sorts of legal matters.

Uh, whatever those may be. It's a heck of a lot cheaper to pay the $50 filing fee for the new LLC or the new, the new business entity on a per state. Unless you're in California. Uh, it's a heck of a lot cheaper to do that than it is to pay 14 grand per person. Even the insurance companies I'm sure would prefer that these companies create different entities to split up their workforce.

Um, but to sit here and to say that you will see. Your employees, the unpacked ones to weekly COVID tests, even if they have antibodies that you will force them to wear face masks on the job is just ridiculous. Can you imagine like accounting firms with like their staff wearing like the face shields and everything?

It's just like, man, this is so science and antitrust. It also contributes to the spread of COVID because when you have people who are vaccinated, we know that it can last weeks, sometimes longer, sometimes not. So people with the vaccine may also. Get have reduced symptoms and that's something I wasn't, I was skeptical of.

And I had to change my viewpoint based on what we know. Right. That, yes, the vaccine will, in most cases, though, it can be dangerous though. There can be side effects. Can and, and most often will reduce your symptoms. That's great. Okay. But it will not keep you from getting and spreading COVID. You just will be less likely to know you have COVID believe me for most of the.

Who have had COVID we freaking knew it and we stayed hanging out at the public venues. We stayed home, we hunkered down, we, we got our groceries delivered and had our Amazon guy or grocery guy leave it at the door. Yell out the window. Okay. You can go now because we didn't want to spread it so heavy at times.

It's the flavor of amazing Carney Assata. You know, you have, you have fricking Rona when you can't taste the flavor of just great food in general, you know, you probably got thrown out. I could need my car. They saw that the first time I had the burger and that it was just all you could taste was texture, Adam.

Oh, no, it's so bad. If we are not testing. If we're not testing everyone, then we are possibly spreading, um, Aaron Rogers. Isn't playing this weekend. Everybody in the NFL had to have, uh, had their shots of their out. We're seeing so many breakthrough cases. Famous people were ignoring though, how many breakthrough cases there really are with other people?

So this is, this is a problem. And I wanted to end our program with some, some hope and some hurt. And that is even Newsweek and M S N are starting to wake up a little bit. And there was an opinion piece that was. Posted in both how Fowchee fooled America. Now it's interesting as you are watching this, if you're watching this, you see the.

Uh, piece that comes from Newsweek and, uh, re posted an MSN. But of course, the ad at the top says, has this guy flexing his muscle and showing his band-aid with a mask and looking up as if, oh my God propaganda, stick it to the enemy. Don't wait vaccinate, even though you just hear the Soviet Anthem behind that ad.

Oh, They were talking about some of these key issues, natural immunity. It says by pushing the vaccine, mandates Fowchee ignores naturally acquired immunity, which, uh, in this opinion, peace documents, 45 million people in the United States. It, it talks about, uh, school closures. How there really is no need for it.

Children have very limited. Issues with COVID, which again is no reason to vaccinate because there are even if they are, uh, very rare, there are side effects for children. Children should get this while their immune system is strong. So COVID, won't be as big of an issue in the future. Right. But yet we're closing schools, we're putting on masks, which don't expose their natural.

They don't do very much and they don't expose us to that. Are you kidding me? Yeah, well, it doesn't, uh, these masks don't allow us to get exposed to some things. It still exposes us to COVID. We only have, uh, uh, 11%, maybe 18% protection, which is something, but it doesn't give us protection for a normal. Um, to a lot of other things, which we need to exercise our immune system.

Uh, Sweden kept daycare schools open for all of its 1.8 million children ages one through 15, no masks, no testing, no social distancing. Do you know what the result is? COVID deaths among children that is really important. And yet we're pushing vaccines, just pushing them. They mentioned contract to tracing, which was a hopeless waste of time.

Can I mention something else that is important that we're not talking about with, with children and vaccinations out of. That is that we're seeing news stories of, um, herds of animals that have COVID, that's one of the reasons COVID, isn't going to go away and why vaccines don't work. Think about this.

Why? Because if it's spread to animals, animals are everywhere. You can't vaccinate every animal in the wild. Am I getting settled? Oh my gosh, they're going to migrate. Don't let them do that. So that means that. Cross ability to spread COVID it's going to mutate. It's going to be spread. What we need is strong immune system.

So it's not a big deal. When the pilgrims came to America, they brought diseases. It nearly killed the native population, but those who survived had the stronger immune system and now integrated with everyone else. We have. Have ommunity to many of those things and that's, that's part of what should happen.

We're not talking about it. It talks about the collateral health damage. It talks about much more. And I will put a link on my Michelle live. This is where I wanted to end our program, that we can get caught up in the, oh, this is horrible. The world's going to hell, but there is hope when truth gets out.

That's why we have programs like ours. There is hope Michelle. So 

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And review, and I do it with my friend, Adam. Rizzieri let's review the week, 

the reserve report with AdamRizzieri.

Yeah. We look a week in review. Some of the big stories that made news this week. Most of them, many of them either under reported or being forced in the case of our first story, forced to be reported because things get so big. Uh, the S the media just can no longer ignore it. We have seen that with adverse effects and breakthrough cases.

Uh, we have also seen it with voter integrity. So Adam, Hey, happy weekend. And what a story. 

What a story indeed and happy week, happy weekend. You know, last week we had a lot of great things that we were covering. And this week we're starting off just kicking things off. You're looking at some of the chitchat and rhetoric around our 20, 20 presidential election.

And Michelle, we just got to tee this up and say, man, this is a very cancelable topic. This is something that might get us in trouble, but you know what, we're going there today. Also we have stuff to talk about specific to COVID and you know, that. Shut down too. So what the heck? Right. Let's talk about this Rasmussen poll, uh, basically indicating that a majority of voters believe that cheating affected the outcome of the 2020 election.

Now, Michelle, I don't think our audience is really all that surprised here, but looking at this Rasmussen poll, 56% of voters believe that yes, it's likely that shooting did affect the outcome. And 41% of those that were polled say, it's very likely. Now I think the interesting thing here is who was, who is actually contributing to this poll here.

Democrats were there and dependents were a part of this thing. And of course, conservatives too, but among Democrats and independence, the percentage of those that thought that it was likely that cheating effected the outcome has gone up since the election. So here we have Democrats. 32% of them, a third of the democratic party or Democrat registered voters think that perhaps cheating effected the outcome.

Uh, back in November, that was closer to 30%. So that's a, that's a tick up, isn't it? Uh, among independents, right? 54% of independents. Think that cheating affected the 

outcome of this. We'll be really balanced here. Truth is just because people believe it doesn't make it true, regardless of what that it is.

And you may, 

you 

are Superman because you have a vaccine and then suddenly you realize, oh boy, there's breakthrough cases maybe. And then they'll say, well, yes, but you won't get it as badly. Or we see a lot of people still dying. Yes. And we see a lot of people and yes, there are a lot of people don't know.

From the vaccine, which should just indicate choice, but people will believe that it's, this is the way things are. And well, the majority of people believe this. When you hear that, that doesn't make it true. It's an illogical fallacy. Although having said that, you continue to look at the facts, you see, how do things weigh out and.

Are not afraid to dig like a reporter should dig into the story and say, okay, let's see how, how are things coming out? What are we finding now? What is being revealed? But that is not what's happening. Instead of saying, you know, there are people who are questioning election integrity. We're going to see things like this.

This was just a. This week, Mike Lindell still spreading lies about the 2020 election recently claiming 23,000 dead people voted in Wisconsin, Michael and Dell. You know, he's the MyPillow guy, uh, had been at the forefront of saying, Hey, there's some inconsistencies here, Colorado Republican, who attended Mike Lindell's 2020 conspiracy theory conference, stripped of authority to oversee elections.

Now what's bothersome about that as we talk about what's coming out now is that as the press, Adam, my responsibility should be Mike Lindell saying this that's a big story. We all know. We all seen him with my pillow. Let's look into if anything, and Mike has done some research. Some are still fear. And you can call them conspiracy theories.

I don't have a problem with that, but some are based on real stories, actual facts, the pressure be digging into this and seeing is this true? Or is this not 

without question? I mean, when you do dig into it, here's what you find. You find videos of people in mail rooms, stuffing bags, or stuffing, literally stuffing bags of ballots into, I guess, their own possession things that they think might sway the, the results one way or the other.

You see videos of people, burning ballots, uh, you see videos of people cutting in loads of ballots, into voting centers. You see video, then you also see headlines about. Uh, people around the country being arrested on charges of voter fraud. Now, I think the question that we have to always kind of ask ourselves, well, among those incidences of cheating, whether it's proven to be cheating, or even if it's hinted at cheating, is that something that could affect the margin of error there is that something significant, you know, from a data and statistics perspective enough to sway the results of an election.

And when you look at a lot of the states that, that. Close. I mean, Arizona was won by 10,000 votes. Georgia was won by 12,000 votes. You know, that's, that's a really small number, right. So, you know, when you, when you add everything up, you know, you have to ask yourself, well, do we think that perhaps voter integrity and cheating is something that maybe impacted that level of votes in these states specifically?

So, you know, when you, when you do poke around, you see a lot of very suspect things. And I think it's the right thing to do to ask questions. And especially when you have people that are really passionate about this, I mean, this is a presidential election that we're talking about here and, you know, the more information that comes to the surface and it's just, it's just.

You, you, you hear headlines and you hear stories that are vilified by the media as hearsay and conspiracy theories. And then you flash forward six to eight months later. And all of a sudden they are on top of the Washington post fat, literally correcting themselves. I mean, we saw that with Tom cotton specific to the  theory, you know, he went from being, uh, called like this guy who was spreading debunk stories to all of a sudden this guy who was credible, who was, who was actually speaking the truth.

Um, and so, you know, to sit here and say, oh my gosh, it's impossible that cheating, uh, impacted the elections. No, that definitely didn't happen. I mean, come on, we're seeing proof or seeing videos or we're hearing anecdotes. And Michelle, I have to say, and this is a really personal one. I lost my, my sister to cancer several years ago.

She was young. She was really healthy early 

twenties. My sister, she was, she was 26. 

Yeah. So my sister was in her mid twenties also, and it was a rare form of melanoma that, and she wasn't a person who ever exposed herself to the sun. She was about as pale as it gets. Um, but she had this genetic mutation that, you know, really, she didn't stand a chance from day one during the election.

My mom received a text message that was addressed to my sister, who obviously wasn't alive in 2020, and it was talking about her mail and vote. So, you know, I know for a fact that there is a strong possibility that dead people either voted or, um, were given a strong opportunity to do so. So when it comes down to figuring out exactly who is casting these votes, I mean, these are really valid questions.

They are indeed. I was just showing and I'll show again on the screen. Uh, this is from, uh, the heritage foundation, a sampling of recent election fraud cases from across the United States. And we have 1300 proven instances of voter fraud, uh, 1100 criminal convictions, 48, civil penalties, 99 diversion programs, a 23 judicial do judicial findings and 17 official findings.

The, just one of those should be front page of the news. Just one of those should be wait a minute. What the heck is going on, 

Michelle? It's not only that too. It's also, you know, and, and I think this. I guess it makes people look at the election results with kind of a grain of salt, but you dig really deep and you start seeing kind of what big tech and big media his involvement was in elections, kind of at the ground level.

There was some reporting. Yeah, there was some reporting by daily mail that came out, uh, poking to Zuckerberg. And the fact that he and his wife donated $419 million to two nonprofits that were basically responsible for getting really close to the administration and operations of actual election operations.

Uh, these two nonprofits, it was one it's called the center for technology and civic life. And the other is called the center for election innovation and research. You know, these are pretty fancy names that, you know, when you, when you read them and you see what they are, you're just, you're not going to really ask, like what.

Kind of what's behind it, you know, it's like, oh, is that Facebook? No, you're just like, oh, okay. A center for technology and civic life, whatever the heck. That means. Cool. Well, these, these organizations basically are like these proxies for Zuckerberg in this case that would send money to local governments to literally implement administrative practices around the voting methods and literally like how the votes are being collected.

So they would give money to these local organizations, these local election boards and under, under specific guidelines. Right. So they would say, okay, well, if we're going to give you some of this money, then we require that you are cool with Mo with mail-in voting. We require that you're going to just let us do what we have to do to allow ballot harvesting, to take place, which is totally wrong.

You have to allow the unmonitored, uh, dropping the ballots and drop boxes for Malin votes. So when you look deeper too, and you see sort of where these two organizations were were, were like super active. A lot of their activity was close to the ground in swing states and swing jurisdictions. The Biden winning counties were three and a half times more likely to get funding from, from Zuckerberg, basically through these non-profits then, um, then counties that were were, were won for Trump.

And so, you know, these are, these are organizations that literally kind of facilitate the ability for election officials to knock on doors. To observe somebody signing a ballot to observe that person putting their ballot and an envelope. Um, and then they, they basically collect the ballot and deliver it to the voting center.

They, the, these organizations were funding those people. So basically it's like Facebook is paying these election officials to run the election. Um, these are also the people that did a lot of the reek, the recounts. So it doesn't sound very free and fair. When you see that one, the result of the activity here, especially in those, those counties that were pretty close.

I mean, those went to tr to Biden, uh, more so than Trump. It just, it doesn't really add up. And this is also like the first time I think that we've seen the private sector take such control over how an election is actually supposed to operate and take place. Um, typically it's a. Pretty like hands-off sort of government run thing, but it's almost like now we're seeing the private sector or just certain powerful people within the private sector, like, like Facebook, for example, um, create the non-profits and then, and then basically those nonprofits act as proxies to work with the government to run the elections.

I 

mean, it's kind of crazy what would happen if maybe I had, I don't know, something like $419 million and I wanted to use it, not just by donating to a campaign, but 

119 million on red. Boom. Sorry. Right.

I mean, what would you do with it, you know, 

about what did Tucker Burke do with 

it? Boom. Yeah, right, exactly. Exactly. He basically bought votes with it is basically what he did. You know, he went to counties that he knew were more likely than not to have. The democratic votes. Right. But, but he went to these counties, definitely with an agenda.

Um, it was not an agenda to encourage a fair outcome. It was a very politically, it wasn't a very ideologically based agenda to, to sway the election. So, you know, in one perspective you're like, okay, well, there are discussions of cheating, but here on the other side, it's like, well, was it purchased also? Do we buy the votes?

It looks like it because you need to know this is important to absolutely everyone. If you would have seen this for. We need to be, I would be just as outrage. This is the integrity of a sacred in America, where the last free bastion of, of hope and Liberty in the entire world, we need to guard our Liberty.

Like it is the most precious of all treasures and it starts with our voter integrity. So if, if Trump won the election and there was this kind of fraud, you know, we would have heard about it, but we should hear about it and equally, so here, because you lose your freedom in one regard, you've lost it for everyone.

And those freedoms never come back. If you don't guard them, 

they don't come back. That's absolutely right. A vote stolen as a vote lost. And when you have very powerful people like Zuckerberg or like George Soros, ding, ding, ding, ding, when you have really powerful people use their bank accounts to assert this type of influence, they're literally buying elections.

And it's really crazy to come to terms with, but I mean, we have campaign finance laws for a reason. I think now we have to find a way to ensure that this sort of activity does not persist in the future. Uh, butter integrity is a hugely important issue, but every time you see a state government take actions to protect voter integrity, it is immediately shot down by the media as voter suppression, which, which is which couldn't be farther from the truth, Texas.

It's easier to vote in the state of Texas than it is in color. Uh, I believe it's also easier to vote in the state of Georgia than in Colorado yet the voter integrity bill that the state was trying to pass was the reason why the major league baseball all-star game was moved from Atlanta to cult, to Denver or Boulder.

I believe one of the most like white places ever, you know, it's like, let's just screw over the minority owned businesses in Atlanta to go channel in a hundred million dollars to these, to this local government. That is less 

diverse by the way. Absolutely. Let's move it to a white area in Denver versus a very diverse area in Georgia.

But this is where woke ism is being woke, but not awakened. It's like wake the heck up people. We sleep when we do not sleep working. Huh. There you go. When we don't allow ourselves, it doesn't matter to me where you are on any side of the aisle or issue that I think it's great because I want those challenges.

We need to have those conversations. We need to have disagreement because in disagreement, we sort things out. We work things through and then we have maybe a little bit more enlightenment, wind. We cancel and shut down information. Then we're not hearing the whole story. And then. Confronted with it face to face.

Hello, Joe. Rogan's we're going to impact, I think we should play a clip from another great show that takes a Sanjay to a whole new realm of, huh? What? Oh, wait, I don't get this. What, what are you saying? Uh, this is where, uh, he was talking about the low risk to children of getting COVID and from suffering from COVID, from, uh, having, uh, being hospitalized deaths.

It's so low that it seems that getting a vaccine and the risks associated with the vaccine. R w something that they need to take into consideration as a parent and say, yeah, you know what, the risk of the vaccine versus the risk of anything happening with COVID? I think it's probably better. And in fact, it is indeed better.

We know now through science that it's better for a child to get it naturally. What happens when you get COVID naturally as a child with absolutely low, no risk, or almost no risk, you build up immunity. So next time you're exposed to COVID. You'll. Either fight it off completely, or have even less effects when you have natural immunities, the different variants doesn't matter.

You still will fight against it with a vaccine. You are less likely to have any effects or to catch one variant. So yeah, natural immunity is better. It's better for someone who is healthy and someone who may not be, they might consider getting the vaccine. Uh, we're going to talk about, by the way today, you know, this, the hat we are going to be giving them.

And the show today during the cancel report, uh, our cancel club hat and t-shirt to S one of you who have experienced being canceled your page, taken down, you've tossed out of a meeting, whatever it may be, you can go to my Michelle live.com. The very first pop-up allows you to share your story. Facebook doesn't care, uh, other social media sites.

Don't give a rip. If you're canceled, they're celebrating you get your say, you get to let people know what you said and why you were canceled with my Michelle live.com. Let's take a look here. I've been showing this, this guy just sitting there. Stagnant for like a couple 

minutes. Now 

it's about your age, theoretically, you would be more vulnerable than a young child would be.

You vaccinated would be more vulnerable of a breakthrough infection than a young child would be statistically speaking. Right. But you're not worried about rare, but you're not worried about catching it. You're not worried about catching it because you've been vaccinated and you think it imparts a certain amount of protection.

What I'm saying to you is I think that not worry is the same feeling that a lot of people have about their children. They're not worried about their healthy children catching it for the same reason. You're not worried about catching it, being vaccinated, that if treated correctly, they think that the child probably has a better chance even than you do, because you're 51 years.

I think is that, I mean, they're, they're both, it seems reasonable, right? Well, I think it's, I know the story about this 53 year old. What I'm saying that with your attitude and you're not worried about 

catching it. I'm I don't know what set up Rogan. In his studio. I do know that I have this and I want one of those, uh, neon signs behind me.

But nonetheless, I don't know what set up he has, but I'm, I'm hoping that I was wondering if, if maybe they were thinking maybe we should have tarped the floor because it looks like the man's head is going to explode. I caught

they actual hack and 

yesterday 

it's so funny. It really validates so much what we were talking about last week, Michelle, about the, uh, the biochemist at Pfizer, right? Like, well, what is this all about? It's well, it's about making this entire experience. So inconvenient for unvaccinated people to the point where they just literally say F it, you know, I'll just get the vaccine and then why.

Right. Well, money. I mean, project Veritas gave us all the facts on island and it literally from the, the inside sources that fight. Why are they doing this? Well, they want to make money. I mean, that's totally it, but man, and, and CNN and Sanjay Gupta, Paul, I can't, can you imagine what Don lemon was thinking when he watched us?

Oh, look 

at this. I'm showing the, the, the picture you sent of the, of the tweet from Tom Elliott. Uh, it's not a lie to say that ivermectin is used as a horse dewormer. I think it's important and it's not approved for COVID and you know what? This was awful. I'm not recommending people get COVID a lot of Bruno poll people should get vaccinated and it's like, okay, what happened here in the aftermath?

What happened here this week, Adam?

We saw Sandra goop to go back to CNN and we saw Don lemon get all emotional. And then basically Dr. Gooped had collapsed and folded to, to Don lemon talking about just how ridiculous Joe Rogan and his. R and, you know, literally just kind of like going back to  

agree with him on the fags. 

Literally, literally it's just, it's like the craziest thing.

And, you know, here's Joe Rogan saying, listen, I was prescribed a medicine from my medical doctor and get it within five days. I was cured of COVID. I was fine. You know, like Joe Rogan is telling us a real story that he experienced and for, for CNN to be totally cool with kind of misleading the public to believe that he was taking a veterinary cure for his illness, for his element, uh, is just ridiculous.

I mean, a lot of animals use the same medications that humans use, like, uh, antibiotics, for example, sometimes even allergy medications, I've, I've been told to give my dog Benadryl, uh, for, for a skin allergy in the past. So

What are you doing? You use a dog's skin allergy medicine to treat, to treat your allergic. Well, that's just weird. And I, you know, I want full disclosure here because I want our listeners, viewers, and readers to know that I happen to know for a fact that Adam will take once in a while for pain, maybe even a headache, a medication that is used to treat insect bites and get rid of dandruff.

Seriously, you, I know this for a fact, and I know you're embarrassed by it. You use a dandruff medication for pain. Yeah. It's called aspirin people and aspirin helps to treat insect bites and get rid of dandruff. So 

the Andrew's medication earlier this week, guess what it works.

Is spin doctoring. And that's something that is very common in politics. You say one thing, instead of answering the question, you deflect it and you bring up something else. Uh, you find a way to demonize something and then you can, you can tear it down, even though it's not really a fact, it's another logical fallacy used correctly.

It can cause hysteria. It is the very basis of propaganda. It is not appropriate. And the media well you're 

right. It is the basis of propaganda because you literally see the same things being demonized by CNN and MSNBC, that you see big tech censoring and shutting people down for the same exact conversations.

So, you know, it kind of goes back to that discussion that we were seeing between the America first policy Institute and, and their legal team about frankly, Facebook and social media and whether or not they really are private organizations. Are they actually private companies like most, or are they an extension or a propaganda machine of the current administration?

You've got, you got a company that is meeting with the white house and getting any kind of marching orders instead of saying, oh, I'm sorry. Freedom of speech. Uh, I'm sorry, I don't care what you have to say. We're going to, then that's something you need to look into now with the 

vaccine. Uh, crystal ball.

Right? So right now you have like the Facebook whistleblower story, the complaint there was that social media doesn't sensor enough, right? So the control that the government and social media can have over what our conversations are. Yeah, right now there's a Democrat in the white house, you know, flash forward to the future.

There could be a Republican in the white house as well. It doesn't matter who is in the white house, that kind of power is really, really dangerous to a free society. And so whether you're Democrat or Republican, you have to look to the future and just think what if, and it's going to lead to a strong man totalitarian type of leader.

In our government. And then all of a sudden we're going to continue to see the government make mandates that affect our personal lives, California governor Newsome, to sign a bill that requires retail stores over 500 employees to have gender neutral sections in their Isles. What if that store happens to cater just to women's needs?

You're literally telling retailers that they have to make these, these gender neutral aisles for childcare health, project PR products and hygiene products so that you don't unfairly influence that child's gender identity. I mean, an infant can't make a decision about which color toothbrush or toothpaste they should, they should put in their mouth.

It's a parent's decision in that case. So, you know, to see the government step in and say, I know your customers and your business and your private life better than you do as a really terrible 

trend. And what you're asking us to do is to follow the logical conclusion of our worldviews. Your worldview breaks down fairly quickly.

Then you got the wrong world view. Uh, we were talking about mandates and there is a wonderful chart that you sent me that shows some of the power behind the mandates. It's important for you to know people are making decisions for you and telling you and your. Dean and saying, yeah, yeah, we've got to do this.

And that's because I love my family lands because COVID is killing. Yes, it is. But with the shutdown of information with only a few people in control who actually profit, do you really know what their motivation is? And what if your grandma, your daddy, your momma, uh, were in the hospital with COVID and maybe succumb to it, unfortunately.

And they didn't get the treatment they should have because we're not allowed to talk about it. The only thing we can do is to vaccinate and your not outraged, then I'm sorry, even in your grief, you're part of the problem. This is where we need to stand up. Let's take a look at this and explain what we're looking at here, Adam, with this, uh, power behind the mandate.

Well, it's kind of answer some questions that my wife and I were having, you know, internally, we were just like, well, why, why is it so hard for our friends to find the Johnson and Johnson vaccine? Um, looking at this chart here, you see reps from you, you see leaders from Pfizer and Moderna that actually have a, a cross connection with the FDA directly.

Um, you know, we have Scott Gottlieb, um, you know, he's on, he's in the top of this chart here, and this guy is also a board member of Pfizer. Uh, he's one of the commissioners commissioners in charge of things over at the FDA. Um, if that doesn't sound like a conflict of interest there, I don't know because obviously whatever the FDA decides is going to come with some sort of strong bias tilting in favor of Pfizer, um, below Scott, God, believe you look at Steven Hahn.

Uh, this guy is the former FDA commissioner that's in charge of regulating Medina. You know, on the, on the right. He's also the chief medical officer of flagship pioneering, which is a venture capital firm that supports everything Madonna does. Uh, so you hear, you have a Pfizer leader on the board of the FDA.

You have a Dern leader as part of the FDA. Um, and then below that James Smith, the CEO of Reuters, and this guy also happens to have very, very close connection to Pfizer. He's a board member for Pfizer. Um, if that's not going to spend the news in the favor of Pfizer, I don't know what his, I mean, he's, he's kind of in charge of things over there at Reuters.

Um, and then under that under, under this, this group of individuals here, the one and only the Supreme leader and the knower of all things related to medicine, the S the, the great Anthony Fowchee, um, who of course is the, uh, he's the director of the national institutes of health. Um, but also one of the, uh, funders behind the bio weapons research and the gain of function, uh, research, uh, specific to Corona virus at the Wuhan Institute of virology indicate that, trying to protect what's happening at the Wuhan Institute of virology.

I don't know. I don't know what to think from that. You know, I mean, Facebook fact checkers, also, this is a person not on the chart here. Um, a doctor from Duke's medical school in Singapore, uh, she was also working at the UConn Institute and then she was also one of the ones that Facebook would look to to define what's factor fiction on Facebook posts.

Well, I mean, if that doesn't sound like a conflict of interest, they're trying to say that Whelan is the source of this issue. I mean, shoot, they're going to, they're going to, they're going to look to her and say, oh, well, no, it's probably fine. Probably nothing to see here guys. And that's why the Washington post was censoring Tom cotton for his quote debunked and false information that he was sharing specific to the lab league theory.

Now it was probably just some Baton, a meat market out. 

Happens to be in Wu Han China, where there is a woo Han, uh, Corona, 

the Institute of coronavirus. I mean the Institute of things going viral and screwing the world for a couple of years. And it was just like 

crazy, nothing to see here. 

And that's also why you have to ask yourselves, well, why is it okay for the fact checkers that Facebook looks to?

Why is why isn't conflict of interest? One of the criteria for verifying whether or not a source of information is good or bad, they're okay with conflicts of interest and obviously for. 

Yeah, obviously for a reason. So as we look at the news this week and giving you a little bit of insight, it gives maybe the light comes on instead of being woke.

It's time to be awake of, there was a, a trend on Twitter. We're going to hit this as well. It's uh, the hashtag empty shelves, Joe, this is something else I wanted to take on today. 

Well, let's go Brandon. And now it's empty shelves, Joe. We are a guys. So if you haven't done your Christmas shopping, Man, it might be too late.

So there is a huge shortage of basically every type of product in the United States. And if you think back to the shutdowns, there was a huge panic behind going and buying toilet paper. And you couldn't get toilet paper when the shutdowns happened and March of 2020, right. It was like, everything 

was empty sense to me.

Cause is, I mean, while toilet paper is important, is there no other way you can think of to clean your heinie? I'm just saying, you know, if all the. Uh, of all the things you need for absolute survival toilet paper is not one of them. We have lived thousands, thousands of years as human beings, without toilet paper, we found alternative ways to clean the nether regions.

It just never really made sense. And I do want to tell you my real experience with, uh, the supply chain when you were in a country that is. First world nation, there are still Starbucks and some of the major areas that really are, and they can look beautiful. Just like, just like being at home, dude. I'm from Seattle Starbucks, you know, we get it intravenously here.

Right? It's 

just, I got Starbucks in the forbidden city in Beijing. They, they, they actually, they eventually like required that they kick the Starbucks out of there. But the first big and city is like this like cultural and religious place in the middle of Beijing right next to Tiananmen square, literally inside it, like by the gift shop and they kicked it out.

But I got to . There you go. And then 2020, 

just before the world went crazy, I was in Indonesia. I had aspect tacular experience with the Bible league and traveled through much of Java island and Java coffee. So you have Starbucks and very nice coffee shops there, but the usual things that you would expect.

They would have, they didn't have, they don't always have those. Sometimes they didn't even have electricity. You'd see a big generator in the back. That's how you do well, it seems a little bit like being home, but you're really not home right now. That's what we're seeing in the United States. You go to a coffee shop here.

Oh, I'm sorry. We don't have that for a while. We don't know when we're going to get that back. I was just kind of stunned and thinking. We don't look like the first world nation we were prior to 2020. Let's talk about empty shelves. 

Yeah. Well, so I remember like when, when this whole thing started in 2020, my wife was like, she was like, so it was like, what are the side effects of COVID like, is everyone afraid they're going to like crap themselves?

Is that like, why there's no toilet paper is everybody afraid of that? And I was just like, I don't know, babe, but we'll look into it, but we'll, we'll definitely get into it, but just in case, um, so this, this issue now, you know, what's going on with, with the, the supply chain issue in our country, in the world, right?

So I honed in on for different reasons. And the marketing to me is like, well, let's look at, look at consumer demand. Consumer demand is soaring right now. Um, in April, 2022, you know what a month or so after the, the, the, the shutdown mandates unemployment was crazy high, like 14.8%, which was the highest level it's been since 1948, quite a while ago at that time consumers spending plunged.

Right? And so people were just not buying anything, but by the summertime, people were just like, I gotta go buy stuff. I, I need this, I need that. I want this, I want that. And so the market started to rebound because spending went up dramatically. Um, but the thing is, is that there was such a demand for everything that the supply chains couldn't keep up.

And so this is frankly where we are now, the supply chains just never caught up to kind of what that consumer demand in the marketplace was. Um, Even even spinning around the holidays last year was, was actually up year over year. So, um, when you consider, what would that kind of did to the market? The market just never caught up to that demand after that little, that little pause, I guess you might say.

Um, but following that, in addition to demand being really high, there are not enough workers in the marketplace right now, uh, doing their jobs. If the government was like, Hey guys, get back to work, go do your jobs. Cause you can, um, things would probably be a lot better, but right now globally, you have governments that are failing to send people back to work.

And on the far left, they're saying, oh well it's because so few people globally are vaccinated. Only about 48% of the people globally are vaccinated. Right. Excuse me. Now, um, of those countries that we look to for our supply chain, uh, China. They've made a lot of money during this pandemic, by the way, uh, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, Mexico, the, the less wealthy countries only about two and a half percent of those populations are vaccinated as well.

And so that's why I think the governments are not forcing our or encouraging workers to go back to the workplace and get their jobs done. So that's creating a fulfillment issue, even though, you know, if you have the antibodies get back to work, man, if you've, if you already had COVID and you beat it, naturally get back to work, go to your job.

And if you have the vaccine, you can still get okay. Um, and yet it, for at least four months, they believe you'll have protection. Uh, some are saying, you know, it's, it's six weeks. Some say it's less some say sometimes it could be more, but. You can still spread it. So going to work is really, it doesn't matter if you're vaccinated, unvaccinated, uh, the only people who, and, or if you've already had it, you can still spread it.

There's no eradication of COVID like, it's, it's not a thing. It's like the flu it's going to be here for forever, you know? And it's just going to be diminished in popularity. And before you know, it, the media is not going to care about this. There'll be on to some other headline. Um, so, you know, you have people that are not going to work they're idle, but they could get back to work.

And then also, now we have, and this is a problem too, in the U S right. Let's not forget about that. Uh, right now there are more jobs available than people that are actually trying to get jobs. Um, you have government entitlements that enable people to know. There's also an issue with steel containers that we use for shipping.

They're not able to make their way back to Asia, because again, those people that typically serve the needs of the ports and then also who drive the trucks. They are so freaking busy that they can't get enough ports or out of containers to the port to go back to Asia, to collect things like, I mean, one container alone.

Michelle can hold 2,400 boxes of shoes. Uh, one container can hold 400 flat-screen TVs. Um, you also have like these, these complex customs, uh, procedures, which is just unnecessary regulation, um, that are complicating the overall process. So the price of a shipping container now is up four times because demand is so high, but there's not nearly enough people to actually serve that demand.

Um, and now we have clogged ports. If you look at like, look at, um, headlines related to like the port of LA, right? The port of LA, you literally have like 60 ships anchored off the port of LA and long beach that it is waiting to unload their, their merchandise. Um, about 40% of the cargo that comes into the U S from internet.

Goes to the port of Los Angeles. And, you know, I've, I've been there before and it's, it's a, it's a cool place just to observe, just to see what happens. But, um, when you have 60 ships that are just anchored waiting for, like, in some cases, two weeks, uh, to, to come to the port to offload their, their goods, um, we've got a huge problem.

There's not enough people driving trucks across our country to pick up the containers. There's not enough people at the ports to unload the containers. Um, and so we just, we have a huge issue that literally is affecting every single line of products that we buy. Now, if you're buying American, you're probably gonna be okay.

So definitely lean on your American producers and manufacturers. It's a great time to be one. Uh, but if you're trying to buy cheap or trying to buy out a deal or. And you're planning ahead. I mean, if you don't do your Christmas shopping now, um, you're probably going to have some great difficulty doing that last minute shopping holidays, Michelle's already done.

Nice

shot. Come on. 

And that's a smart way to do it, right? Like you can start Christmas shopping in January. I mean, 

oh, heck yeah, I do that. And something else as we get closer to the holidays and people starting to be on people's minds and yes, you go into the stores and there's already stockings and Christmas lights up.

Oh my gosh, come on. I like to keep in my life. I like to keep things in order. I don't want to see holiday stuff until after my pumpkin's off my front porch. I don't want to see the smoke shop and I'm not going to set up my Christmas stuff until the Turkey has cleared the table. There are there. 

The Halloween stuff is already sold out.

If you go to like home Depot and Lowe's like, though, all the Halloween stuff is gone and it's been gone for a week, they already have the, the, the Christmas stuff that they've had in storage for a while out on the shelves. Cause they just can't get enough of the Halloween stuff. So I'm like you Michelle, like, I like to do the holiday thing in order.

Um, I like to enjoy each holiday for what it is and the fact that you can literally buy Christmas stuff before Halloween's even taking place is kind of crazy, right? Like that should be sort of like a November 1st sort of deal. And then I think what's the rule. Is it after Thanksgiving? Like, like the same week of even, maybe even the day after that's, when you can put your tree 

up, right.

I want the Turkey off the table, then it's fine to celebrate, trim the tree, whatever I love. Love the holidays. And maybe just taking a moment to back away from the news and encourage you as we get into the holiday season, as the world gets crazier, family and friends, and those connections are even more important.

And you know, something that's better than a bunch of crap that we all have too much of any way. And then we have so much crap that we have to take crap to donate crap so other people can buy our old crap and then it becomes part of their crap. It's just a bunch of crap. So something that that can be amazing is when you bake something, when you make something, when you give experiences, those have meaning maybe it's time we get back to meaning.

If you go back to my Michelle lives broadcasts this week on Thursday, I really loved our show. We not only had a. Cool. Tick tock chick. Who's just a mom. And I hate saying Justa, but she's a mom homeschooling. I mean, superwoman there, but takes the time to make Tik TOK videos to say, this is what's going on.

And I want to speak out. That's what America is about. We also had the gentleman who, a gentleman who is talking Dr. Steve, uh, to totally, uh, Dr. Turley talks about how there really is underlying and in big ways, a revival in America and in the world towards Christian values. It is inevitable people. So hold on, that's going to be crazy for a couple of years, but we're going to find some balance that pendulum is going to swing, and we're going to have a little bit of common sense.

That's what he says. You want more go to my Michelle live and look up our Thursday show right now, my friend, it is time for us to get into. Our cancel world. This is where we talk. Yeah. This is where we talk about those who have been canceled and the crazy canceled stories of the week. It is indeed time.

So this week in our cancel report,

we have, this is the craziest story of the week. It is now on screen. If you are watching my Michelle live, if not, you can go to my Michelle live. If you're just listening and you can watch, you can also see the transcript craziest story of the week. Are you ready? The term Jed di is now canceled. 

Sorry.

That is denied. 

The Jedi are a now and Jedi is bad in any way, but it has been used as an acronym for, uh, justice, equity, diversion, and inclusion. So, yeah. Justice. Yeah. Right. But the judge guy, our religious order of intergalactic, police, monks prone to white saviorism and toxically masculine approaches to conflict resolution canceled, canceled.

Yeah. They have a conflict and they duke it out, right? Like, oh, we're going to fight this one out. It sounds like toxic masculinity. To me, 

it's toxic masculinity right there. This is, this is a true story. It comes from scientific American and God, man, I've got to tell you, this was on my canceled list of the week as number one, there are some other ones too.

A super man is now going to be gay. As of next month. The super-powered son of Clark Kent and Lois lane will be coming out as bisexual. He's bisexual. Right? And the new issue of Superman son of Kallel number five, November 9th, he's also going to be combating climate crisis and refugee deportation. So Superman goes woke.

You don't Dean Kane is used to play Superman in the series. And he was, yeah, he was quoted as saying, uh, brave combating, you know, basically climate change and deportations. He said, you know, brave, uh, which the creator said, this is really, this is a brave thing to do. Uh, Kane said, you know what? That would, may have been brave a couple of decades ago now it's just, you know, it's just following suit.

He said, if you wanted to be brave, How about having Superman, the son of Lois lane and the original Superman be brave by having him quote, fight for the rights of gay people in Iran, where they're freaking thrown off a building. Okay. He didn't say freaking where the phone up a building for the fence of being gay, that would have been bred.

And then finally this story of 

the rolling fighting for women's rights and Afghanistan, you know, like there's so many things that Superman. 

Thank you. Uh, this story from the rolling stones, they are losing the song, brown sugar off the set list during their tour because of conflicts over lyrical content about slavery.

Now, Keith Richards was saying is basically that guy, you know, at this 

point he can never die. 

Right? And at this point in his life, he doesn't care what he says, but he said, didn't they understand, this is a song about the horrors of slavery. But they're trying to bury it. He said this at the moment. I don't want to get into conflicts with all of this blank, but I'm hoping that we'll be able to resurrect the babe in her glory somewhere along the track.

So people are, uh, are outraged that they're not outraged. And they're saying, you know, we write a song about the, the horrors of slavery. Um, and now it needs to be canceled. If you remember artistically quite a few years back, there was a cross put in a Mason jar full of urine. And that was called art. And people were saying, you know what?

This is, uh, this is, this is really offensive, but there were few people who were actually saying, this has to go away. They were just saying, this is stupid. This is ridiculous. This is offensive. Which is fine to say, but now we're at a place where we have to cancel. And so Adam, this is, well, this is where we're seeing the whole world go crazy.

I'd like your thoughts. And then we're going to give away a hat and t-shirt for the cancel club. 

Well, you're a hundred percent right. Tha

My Michelle live podcast.

Hey, thanks for joining in. You made it through another week and as a special treat, we're going to take on the news. And a lot of the news that is under-reported spin doctored things that you don't get to hear any more because well, free speech is so yesterday come on and because of, , People who get canceled.

, we're going to announce a little later who gets the canceled package this week and that's something we'll, we'll talk about. But welcome to my Michelle live. My Michelle live is a place where we report kind of like they used to do in the old days. Now it's like innovative. Wow. I can't tell you how many people guests come on the show.

Thank you for doing this man. It's so good and refreshing to have a voice out there. That report it's like, no, it's called journalism people. And so we report the news and yes, we will comment on the news, but we do research are our sources and we get to what we call the God's story. And. This is where we look for on this program.

On this day, a little week in review, that's read a week in review where the news goes round and round and round. So we're going to be taking it on. I want to introduce you to my guest host. Uh, well, he's not a guest anymore. He's just, he's just family. Right? And so my, my cohost of our weekend review is Adam.

Let's review the week, the Rez report with Adam brews, a Euro. And I keep saying we we've allowed big voice guide to change your name from Adam to, I mean, I don't even know what your name is anymore. He just says like a white guy and we're going to be talking about that white privilege, big voice guidance.

Yeah, 

indeed. Yeah. The way I've always sort of like explained it to people, I'm just like, think about lake Erie, right. And then just raise Erie. And so the first day of school though, you know, growing up, I got, there were people that were just like, , I'm just like, there's no 

rose by any other name would smell as sweet as, as they say, I haven't.

Thanks for joining Nan. You can find Adam ad agency partners and their active. He is a marketing specialist and, uh, he is up on the news. He's my co-host. As we look into a week in review, lots of things that are going on, and we're going to try to get to some of the big stories, especially ones that are under reported that we can give you the full news view.

Adam, what do you got first off the bat, 

man, it's pretty crazy week. You know, I think all of us kind of know that Facebook went down on Monday, which was pretty, pretty crazy, uh, Facebook as a company lost 6 billion in revenue that day alone. But man, just thinking about all those small businesses and Facebook users that were locked out and just as canceled as Michelle and I have been from, from time and time again, uh, that was pretty crazy.

Uh, and also to just kind of that basically followed the Facebook whistleblower, uh, announcement and I think. That was a pretty huge story that, that hit, we've seen the wall street journal releasing the Facebook vials now for a period of time following this whistleblower releasing information to the sec.

And then of course also releasing information to the press as well. Really just a lot of stuff that validates a lot of things that we already know. Um, and Franklin Michelle, I found a deeper story there. Uh, there were people asking, well, is this whistleblower actually just a Democrat operative? Is she w what's the, what's the angle of there?

So I, you know, I found some interesting connections there between her and frankly, Jen Psaki and then also, Eric Charmella. 

Uh, that's a big news story. Uh, some huge news stories as well, where the vaccine and children are concerned. I mean, story after story study, after study country, after country, it is huge and it's making the United States of America look like some backwater third world nation.

We're just not keeping up on things. So we're going to talk about that. Uh, and I think, uh, some other issues that are on the table, some, uh, crazy biases that are affecting all of us, uh,

It explains a, you know, I think, uh, the president's approval ratings too, that we just start there. Okay. Yeah. We'll start there for sure. Uh, you know, so it's interesting, Michelle, and we kind of saw this, I guess, happening with just the, the border crisis, getting really terrible and then boom, the issue in cobble happened.

And that's when you started to see the far, far left liberal media start to come out and say, you know what, this Joe Biden guy, I don't know about him. And so this week we saw Jake Tapper of all people starting to get some heat from the far left because he was just pointing out. Basically just data, uh, Joe Biden's approval rating from the polls, which, uh, this past month, a 38% approval rating for a guy who's not even a year into his presidency.

And this follows kind of a trend of it being in the low to mid fifties or so over the first six months, uh, it was a 42% approval in September. And yeah, now we're, we're looking at literally a 38% approval rating, which is pretty crazy when you, when you look past that to looking at the economy specifically, how Biden has been handling the economy itself, not much better about a 39% approval rating.

And then just the basics of character is, is Joe Biden, honest guy. Does he even know what he's talking about? 44% of Americans think he's honest. So less than half of the country thinks that the things that come out of his mouth actually have credibility. And then whether or not he's competent to run the government.

Um, frankly, this is a, the question was. Is he competent or not competent? 55% of Americans think that Joe Biden is not competent in running the government today. So Jake Tapper was pointing this stuff out and he started getting tons of heat, just Twitter blew him up. Um, and then here we are, 

you know,

Oh, Jake, this is fake news and Quinnipiac. Paul, what are you talking about? Just like lots of, Hey, people are thinking that Jake has sort of turned his back on the far left, uh, just by reporting this sort of information. You know, I think it's hard to listen to anything that comes 

out of Syria, hoarding people it's called reporting.

And for those of you who are new to the class, let's point out that that's how the media is supposed to run. You're supposed to report on stories even, and especially, uh, stories that. Challenge the president. And if the media was doing that, if we really saw how Joe Biden cannot put sentences together, right.

He just cannot do that. He says things that go off into space. And that's the president of the United States. Now from the day one of the Trump administration, people got on the air, psychologists were analyzing Adam and saying, is he competent? Uh, for as, as president he's, is he a narcissist? Is he? And they were psychoanalyzing him without him ever sitting on their couch.

I think that was fair to look at it. I'm on the know. And if he's, if he's looking wacky, let's talk about it. But the same. Rule of reporting has not, not only not applied to Joe Biden, but we're not seeing that you have to go to alternative sources to see some of the things that they cut out. You had mentioned before we got on the air, some of the, the carefully guarded, he doesn't take questions.

We talked about that last week, we had sound bites on that. They have fake sets. Everything is carefully orchestrated. It's almost like the conspiracy theory with the, uh, with the moon landing, you know, 

the fakes cetera, so goofy. And just to think that Jake Tapper. From Quinnipiac, there was a quote from this guy named Tim Malloy.

He's a polling analyst over there at Quinnipiac university. And Jake got blasted for allowing this guy just to speak the truth of what the story of what the poll showed here. He said, battered on trust, doubted on leadership and challenged on overall competency. President Biden is being hammered on all sides as his approval rating continues.

Its downward slide to a number not seen since the Tufts scrutiny of the Trump administration. It's because like Michelle said, I mean, he, he has to basically do whatever his handlers say when he's at the podium taking questions, he's he literally says things like, oh, I don't know if I'm allowed to answer that.

Or I don't know if I'm allowed to do this and do that, man. You're the president of the United States. Who are you? Like, how are you not allowed to answer questions from the press? That's your job? Um, so here we are, you know, we're, we're actually learning that he does. I think the, the, the video of him getting his vaccine, right.

We saw kind of like the full angle shot of what was going on in that room. And it was revealed to us that he was sitting on a stage and a fake oval office getting the job. I mean, you have to ask yourself, well, what was actually in that syringe? Right? Like maybe it was just saline. I it's, it's hard to believe anything that we see now when you just everything's a production, 

but you have to, you have to ask that question to, you know, because honestly, yeah, that sounds like, okay.

Yeah, conspiracy. Well, everything else is, is fake and carefully doctored. And basically good information is completely taken off the table. You're not allowed to say those kinds of things, whatever happened to free speech. And then there's, there's more biases now. I don't care what side of the fence you're on.

It really doesn't matter to me. I think all these points of views that are out there are important. Even the ones that disagree vehemently with me. Why? Because it sharpens a, I use this scripture all the time. Cause I love it as iron sharpens iron. So one man sharpens another, you know, if you think about, uh, crossing blades in the movies, sparks flag, it sharpens your, your blade, so to speak, uh, when you have someone that disagrees, it makes you have to think research it, find sources, not just spout off ideas, which does happen a lot on both sides.

So I don't care what side of the aisle you're on. I don't care if you agree or disagree, but what we all should be really concerned about is the disallowance of the dissemination of information that is factual, that is researched and saying, no, we're not allowed to say that anymore because it does lead to a horrific double standard.

And that leads to a, a, another, uh, new story, uh, on the Texas high school gunman that was released on bail one day. One day after shooting a teacher and for others, 

it's freaking nuts, Michelle, and this is actually this happened not, not all too far a drive from actually where I live. This happened in Arlington, Texas, which is basically between me and where the Cowboys play.

Um, and it's it's Arlington frankly, is a kind of a really cool center for entertainment. There's some theme parks over there. Uh, it's close to where the Texas Rangers baseball team is as well. Um, and then there's also some water parks there, but you know that water's a little too warm for me. I'm not touching that place.

Um, now under respect to kind of what Michelle was saying, these double standards, these inconsistencies, uh, seeing the law not be applied equally across the, across the entire spectrum here, this, this 18 year old Timothy Simpkins literally shot his teacher and four other students because they were apparently bullying him per his own claim.

This guy was released the day after going to school and lighten the place up on a $75,000 bail. Right. He was released on a $75,000 belt. He got out the next day. No cuffs, just walking, walking home, basically put Michelle, I think about just some other things that have happened over the past year or so think about, okay, so Kenosha, right.

Kenosha was the scene of a really crazy riot. Um, there's a lot of violence between obviously two sides of the, of the political spectrum. Antifa was there, there were violent. Um, and there was also this teenager there an in Kyle Rittenhouse who was seen throughout several hours of footage, um, actually administering first aid to actually people that were both on the Antifa side of the fence.

And then also people that were on the, um, the, the live free side of the fence, I guess you might say, uh, Kyla Rittenhouse was thrown in jail for a shooting. Uh that's that came from, uh, an act of self-defense. He was shown being chased by a mob of people. Uh, one of those people actually had a gun, uh, that was being raised to Kyle's back as he dropped to the ground with his rifle and then shot at, uh, I think it was two people.

So this, this teenager, uh, was basically involved in a self-defense shooting, right? The kid was given a $2 million bail. I mean, I don't know who the heck can pay for a $2 million bail. Um, he didn't take a gun to a school. He didn't attack somebody just 

randomly. If you, if you think, , , what, , he did was reprehensible.

That's perfectly fine. That's why we have a court of law, but it is indisputable that there was violence and that was being administered. And in that case, it may not mean that. His life was actually in danger, you know, that has to be weighed out in court. But looking at, these two incidents, one shooting, a teacher and a defenseless students, and let's assume bullying was going on.

Does that punishment fit the crime and the person who is literally being, , being chased. Okay. , , why wouldn't we see a $75,000 bail? Uh, 

The scales of justice, don't seem to kind of balance out there and then even more extreme Michelle, the January 6th, pretrial detainees, right on the far left, they call it the capital riots or the insurrection.

Um, I think the January 6th event might be a descriptor for it. Uh, certainly there was violence there. 

If that's not an insurrection when black lives matter burst into and protest, why was that? Not an insurrection as well? Well, 

in that case, Michelle was at Chaz, right. We're territory was taken over.

It was occupied and held, right? Like actual physical land was. Held and inside the, the G I guess the jurisdiction of Chaz, I say that with like a half smirk, there was, there was lawlessness, uh, rape. Well, 

you know, I walked through there many times because it was in my own backyard essentially, and blocks from where I worked.

, and during the day it was, this hippie Levin festival. But at night it was, it was scary, very militaristic by the way, , armed people. , they had different factions who were controlling. It was like, well, you know, you don't want police, but yet you have these uncoordinated yahoos with guns.

It was, it was very, very scary. It was indeed. But why isn't that equal 

it's really not because you think about the, that there were two teenagers, at least that were shot within the confines of Chaz. Um, and you couldn't, you couldn't get emergency 

personnel. They were, they were, there were deaths.

Absolutely. And, and no, no first aid could be given to these people. They couldn't get any care. Um, the, the, if I were a parent, I'd be like, well, honey, why were you there to begin with? Um, but, but that being said, they still didn't deserve that. Right. Um, and so you think about that and that really, I think, is more fitting to an insurrection than, than not.

Um, they took over police stations, they took over buildings. Um, it, it it's, it's just unimaginable, but it actually happened, which is the crazier thing. Uh, but then you, look, you look at the Vienna capitals at the Capitol hill on January 6th, right? The. Fatality by a gunshot was Ashley Babbitt, uh, a military veteran wearing an American flag as a Cape, uh, who was definitely breaking the law.

She broke property, but she wasn't actually threatening anybody physically. Um, but she was killed. And of course there was the, the capital officer who was ruled to have died from natural causes. And that's absolutely terrible and very tragic in and of itself. Uh, but you think about the others, the people that were there that were captured on social media that were captured on the three photographs, right?

A lot of them were arrested and, and charges were brought against them by the, by the federal government. Uh, there was, you guys might recall this one image of the guy in Nancy Pelosi's office with his, uh, his feet kicked up on her desk. And he was, he was sitting in her chair. He was pretty proud of himself.

And, and, you know, there was just like the, the kid in me definitely laughed when I saw that the photo. Cause I was just like, oh yeah, that's, that's kind of crazy, but really kind of funny too, but it's, I know it's not funny. This guy, he's a 61 year old named Richard Barnett. And he had to spend over three months in solitary confinement, which is literally defined as 22 hours per day in solitary confinement.

He spent over three months in solitary confinement by himself, locked up for four that he, I know he took stationary from Pelosi's desk, but I also know that he left money on the table to like pay for it. Um, think about that. He spent over, I think it was 109 days in confinement. At one point he had a cardiac event and he was denied proper health care.

Um, but then think about Timothy Simpkins, this high school shooter over here at, in Texas. Shot five people, a teacher and four kids and was out the next day on bail. It, it does not add up to me at all. It's it's just, it's totally unimaginable. How was that? How is that fair? 

I don't think that it necessarily is.

Different jurisdictions, , do come into play if, if I were to be honest, but yet this is something that is part of, , becoming woke. And, , this week on my Michelle live, you can listen to our Thursday. Broadcast of my Michelle live, where we talk with Kenny Xuabout the salvation army and it's going Wolk.

Here's what Kenny had to say about the salvation army, sending out to its members and leaders. I piece on, let's talk about racism, , that, which I think is perfectly fine. And until you realize that it is rife with a lot of critical race theory, that makes the assumption that you act and think a certain way because of the color of your skin, which in itself, , what do they call that?

Uh, oh, racist. Hello. Let's listen to Kenny. Here's the issue with the salvation 

army is let's talk about racism statement and how it relates to wokeness, right? Um, if you're asking your members to repent for racism, you were saying 

that your members are racist 

and the salvation army is probably the least racist organization in America for the past 200 years in 1890.

Before six, a pen for racism. You were 

saying that your members are racist and the salvation 

army is probably the least racist organization in America for the past 200 years in 1898, 

the 

Fort. 

Okay. I'm letting it play twice because it's so nice. But, uh, seriously think about that. , the salvation army, I like many other church organizations.

I think if we were to be honest, have had bits and pieces, I'm sure of S of racists, leanings. I think the salvation army in full disclosure, because that's what I do, , had a hand in some of the. Aboriginal, , separations of families, , back in the day, , that is certainly not part of who they are today.

And they've issued many things that talk about their acceptance of, , their acceptance of, of all races and creeds of this is serious because it is a Christian organization. And I'm just going to say, and the God's story and racism is that the Bible says there is neither Jew nor Greek, nor slave nor free everyone was equal.

And a time when the Bible was written where there was anything but equality, but within the. The following of Christ complete equals your slave equal with you in Christ your brothers. That was a radical concept. That's where you get real equality. But, , I think we're seeing a lot of this wokeness and it's like a religious jihad that must be enforced and to the detriment of free speech.

And we're seeing this a lot at an, a story that you had mentioned that talks about the whistleblower at Facebook folks. This is huge as you're listening, honey, you gotta tune into this. , there is one issue. I would think that we can all agree. In the Americas, you would hope we could all agree on. And that's human trafficking.

, the sexual exploitation of children is absolutely beyond heinous. Now we'll we can do a whole new show on how there are voices out there that say, no, no, it's not heinous. You need to allow that I'm not even going there because anyone who thinks like that, you have a reprobate mind. Boom. We'll just leave it at that.

But this is mind blowing. When you think of the amount of human trafficking, , information for, , sexual exploitation of children that Facebook alone is responsible for. Let's take that on Adam. 

Oh my gosh. So it's, it's just. Okay. So it's really crazy to think about Facebook as a tool for employment. And I say that because the cartel has literally used Facebook to employ Texas teenagers or Texas young 20 year olds.

It employs Texas kids and it hires them basically to help them with their trafficking of humans and drugs. So we're going to pay some 20 year old, a ridiculous amount of cash. And then we're going to basically weaponize that, that kid to move stuff for us, it's going to move people and it's going to move terrible, terrible drugs.

And that's why we see are you look at the drug rates in our country rising, you know, it's cause they're coming over the border, you know, commensurate with the amount of people coming over the border on a daily basis. Um, that's just that alone. But then you think about. Well, Facebook is also paying used Michelle to, um, to fuel the underground organ trade market.

So the black market for organs is, is literally flourishing on Facebook 

market. And can we say, when Zuckerberg was talking about, about this, he was basically saying, yeah, we know this is happening. Um, and we're developing algorithms to try to stop this, but we just can't do it really, but you can freak and take me down like that.

If I say, Hey, if I have. A story like Perry Collins from North Carolina, who is the recipient of our counseled hat. And t-shirt because he posted how his child and we're going to talk more about children and the vaccine and vaccine. He posted on Facebook, how his child was adversely affected that they had to take her to the hospital.

They were scared to death that she wasn't going to make it. And he wanted other parents to know that this, to be prepared, if they're gonna jab their child. Now he didn't say anything pro or he said he was even vaccinated. So it's not like he's anti-vax, but he was taken down. Boy, they can take that down in an instant before it, before anyone gets a chance to read that because he's in danger like me to society.

If you were a VIP, though, he could have said whatever he wanted about COVID, which is insane. The whistleblower revealed the truth. So she didn't review, I would say any real new information, but she validated a lot of what we already knew. And part of that was the fact that Facebook has a class system.

There are these elites in Facebook, it's about 6 million people of VIP's journalists, activists, artists, basically famous people. Right. And they can say whatever the heck they want. Literally, those people are not subject to the same AI filtering that we are. So when we say stuff, we're shut down almost immediately, you know, we're, we're lucky to get our accounts back.

It's a really cumbersome process to, to argue our suspension. And it also too, it's cumbersome just to understand why we were suspended to begin with. Um, you know, I guess, I guess they just don't like Michelle on the guitar, but you know what? She's darn good on guitar. So they need to lighten up and be a little bit more fair.

Um, Francis Haugen, she's this whistleblower and she really just validated the fact that Facebook consistently says things publicly, but privately, but behind their walls. It's a very different story. Whether it's about teen mental health, The fact that they've conducted a three-year research on what social media specifically Instagram does for teenage girls?

Well, Facebook's trying to protect the, the truth of that data because it harms their business model. Especially as we see, you know, other platforms like Tik TOK, taking steam and kind of rising and growing its user base, uh, the, the Facebook whistleblower, she, she really, I think was very articulate and describing things that we already knew.

But the interesting thing is that there are many that are saying, well, wait a minute, who, who is this lady? And is she actually a Democrat operative? Now this is a really interesting one because when I first, the week, I 

, you know, that phrase truth is greater than fiction.

You're just calling. Wow. 

That's so trippy Michelle. And it's like, it's a, literally, there's always a story behind the headline, you know? And like when the week started, I was just like, okay, this is real. Great like this, this, this whistleblower is validating stuff that we already knew. But then when I, when I looked a little bit deeper into things and I started to understand sort of what some of the, some of the, um, I guess the controllers of the strings behind the, behind the scene, you know, who they were, I was really shocked to learn some things.

I was shocked to learn that the whistleblower's PR firm is the same firm that Jen Psaki used to work at the same firm that was founded by one of the top Obama, uh, aids. And then also her legal team is the same legal team that represented Adam shift's fake whistleblower, Eric Charmella, um, back during the whole, like, remember that, that phone call between Trump and the Ukraine in the Ukrainian president.

And it was basically, Trump's saying, Hey, you know what? I think you should probably look into this Barisma company a little bit more closely, um, that, that guy, so, you know, kind of considering also that the whistleblower was a part of Facebook's civic integrity team, the same. That censored, the hunter Biden laptop story, um, that she's consistently been a donor to the democratic party, a big supporter of AOC, even though she's not from New York, uh, you know, it's like, there's some real connections there and you, you start to ask yourself, well, what might the motivation be?

And when it comes to changing big tech, when it comes to shaping the future of how we communicate as a C as a society, well, I think what we're seeing here is the, the far less effort to control that future, to control what the outcome of that is here. We have this whistleblower saying, I think that Facebook and tech is not censoring enough content.

I don't think that Facebook is censoring enough users. But then of course the other side of that argument is, you know, what? The internet should be a place, basically a marketplace for, for free and fair competition of the best or the worst ideas. You know, let everybody talk, let everybody share what their viewpoints are and may the best ideas weighting 

ask you this.

If, if you say, yeah, those things shouldn't be said, I hear that a lot because I live in the Republic of Seattle. And so I hear that a lot. I hear well that you just should not be allowed to say that, ask yourself this. Why, what are you so afraid of? If you're right, then the truth sets you free. If you're wrong, then don't you want to know what's right.

And who gets to be the arbiter of all truth? Who is it that makes those decisions. And how do you feel about that with. Well, maybe your truth is actually not only a lie, but your truth may be actually killing people. I want to get into, , some of the mistruths, , you sent this picture, , someone challenging Twitter, and it says, Hey Twitter, since I know your goal is to be fair and consistent regarding politics, will you be labeling this Joe by lie as misinformation that the vaccinated can't get or transmit?

COVID.

You know, I love that tweet and it's, so it's this verified Bluejack called clay Travis. And I don't know if he's a blue Bluejack good or bad. I just don't need to check next to his name. Um, you're I guarantee you, so when you look at the, at the ratio of Biden fact-checks versus any conservative influencer or libertarian influencer, I mean, John Stossel is getting shot down by big tech, you know, fricking John Stossel, man.

Um, you know that this, this Biden saying Facebook's killing people, man. And it just, all this stuff, it's not getting checked. Nobody's looking at that because the fact checkers are funded by the same people that are funding the political elite today. 

, so now the narrative is, has changed to, will you get the vaccine to lessen the effects, which might be fair. And especially if you're in a high risk category, you take that under consideration with some of the adverse effects and some of the concerns over, , these vaccines, they were, this is a matter of fact, very provable and mainstream sources.

The vaccines were doing animal testing and those testings were canceled because too many animals. We're dying. Well, that's why you do animal testing so that you make sure that that doesn't happen to human beings. There's the concern, , micro blood clots. , there are people who say, , we could see some people dying in the next two to five years.

This is a reality. , that's a by-product we're, we're so used to those byproducts. Aren't we we're so used to watching commercials that say, well, this drug can help you with your eczema. It may cause your brain to leak out of your anus. We're so used to that, that we're like a week we can live with side effects until it happens to us.

And if we aren't talking about. A hello. Vaccines will never get better if we don't challenge it. That's the by-product of you saying it should not be said to, we are not able to say, but here's what you can do to offset that. Here are some things that you, that you can do to protect yourself from those things.

You will have no protection. So when you're hospitalized down the road, boom, and how many people were listening to the president and said, I have the vaccine I've, I'm perfectly safe. And they infected people that they loved unknowingly. That is so unfair. If we would have had people able to spread useful information and have that balance, then we would have.

A little bit more truth to set us free, 

Adam. And yet here we are Michelle, where it's more dangerous than ever to post any content on YouTube or Facebook about COVID positive or negative. You say the word COVID on there, you're likely to get shut down. So the fact that you can't, I mean, you made a really good point, Michelle.

Okay. Yeah. So let's acknowledge the fact that there could be side effects. Right? All right. Well, I would like to hear from people that have experienced side effects so that we understand how to mitigate those, those are really important conversations,

Unless that person works at Google or YouTube or Facebook or Twitter. I mean, you, you literally have to become an you basically, you have to become a whistleblower at Facebook or Google, and then you have to secretly reveal documents to the sec, uh, to get any attention without being shut down, just to get information that's, you know, kind of shared with the masses, you know, um, you can't just share information with your close-knit community of friends and neighbors and family, uh, without falling victim to the sensors.

I think it's just totally ridiculous. 

Ridiculous.

I do want to make this promise to you as you're watching, listening, or reading that. , even though, yeah, I've been canceled here and there. , I have always find a way to get that information up, to keep it on my website@mymichellelive.com and I will make the commitment to you to make sure that the information that we share is well researched.

If for some reason something comes up and I realize, oh, okay, that wasn't right. I'm not only going to tell you on a. But I will write it on my website. So please keep me accountable, please. You won't be canceled if you say, wait a minute, here's this study, but I don't want your opinion. I don't want the, you shouldn't be saying this year, a blankety blank, blank.

I want studies. I want reliable sources and I will research them. That is my promise to you that I will give you that information@mymichellelive.com. It will be there and you'll be able to find it until, you know, they canceled me there too. 

And just to add to that, Michelle, you know, there is a Haven for free speech.

Thank God for that. Uh, w go to rumble row. If you've heard of, of YouTube, and you've heard of Vimeo a competitor to those called. Uh, the only, my only knock to them is that they're, they're based in Toronto. They're Canadian, not American, but you know what? We are friends with Canada and it's all good. These guys are fighting the good fight.

And, uh, you can find me on rumble. That's where I post all of my videos because they, they don't mind free speech. Um, this is, I 

think you got to seek him out though. Just, I just want to add just, you have to seek out rumble because there is actually a lawsuit between rumble and Google. Right now, Google part of the antitrust lawsuit is the fact that Google preferences its own products.

So it's a lot easier to find a YouTube video than it is to find a rumble video. So, you know, just go through that extra click, go to page two or, or just click for rumble specifically because Google is right now trying to obviously give YouTube 

search engine. , my listener friend can go to where they won't find sentence because Google does sensor where they won't find censored content, where they w they will be able to look for something.

And Google won't say, no, you're not allowed to do that. 

Yeah, definitely. The, so there are, there are choices there too. The only thing that you'll realize, and I, I would challenge everybody to check out. So come up with a Google search term. That is just a, just a basic question. That might be a little bit critical of the far left.

Right? Search it on Google, and then search it in being an insurgent in Yahoo, which Yahoo and Bing are the same, basically. So you're good there, but then do that same search in duck, duck go. Um, the thing that I have. Say here is this that, so, so Google's algorithm is really, really good for search your user experience when you're using Google is it's really, it's hard to compete, even, even Yahoo, Microsoft, uh, search engine has a hard time competing against Google's algorithm, ducked out, go.

The nice thing about duck, duck go, is it doesn't track you the way the others do. It's not going to give you search results based on any sort of bias at the company level. So, you know, I definitely encourage you to check that out, but just know that when you're searching for things that are a little bit more basic, Google's gonna give you a much better experience.

You're looking for shopping items, or if you're trying to find new lawn furniture and go to Google, you know, it's second to none. Uh, there's great. Th they do have great information, but if you're looking for a research items on the, let's say 

any kind of vaccine. Well, the vaccine antitrust topics. If you're looking at like any kind of topic, critical to Google, you should already expect that Microsoft's going to be a little bit more truthful than Google will be in the search results, right?

So just, you know, challenge your mind, explore different options. Duck, duck go is a great one to try. 

I appreciate that. Now I'm talking about misinformation than the vaccine. These are articles are going to post pictures as we go of as many as we can. They're big, huge, humongous stories that have come out that are very big.

Well-known studies, big well-known countries that are making statements. And so we're going to go through things where children are concerned. We're already back to school. We have kids that are supposed to mask up, get vaccinated. Kids are being dragged out of class and given the vaccine. Without their parents' approval in many places in the United States.

, I'm in, I'm trying to get in contact with a woman here who, , not only is experiencing that because of the vaccine, but her kids were reportedly taken out of class because they were wearing card Carhartt's sweatshirts and a boot cut jeans. And they said that their clothing was, was racist. So because it's too country.

Oh my gosh. That, so that, that makes me feel racist against country people. And that is messed up because they're being racist country 

people, man. Well, let's, let's talk about some of these, these crazy issues. Uh, true story. I'm putting this up on the screen. A Swedish and Danish health officials had announced wins.

This week that they would pause the use of the maternal vaccine for all young adults and church children. Finland on Thursday, pause the use of maternity COVID-19 vaccine for younger males. Now some of this is due to in Finland because of the cardiovascular side effects of myocar dosas. , we did, , Sweden was saying there and the Danish said there's too many adverse effects.

And the chances of kids getting the virus are very small. , and I'm going to go through some of these because they're , very important. 

You're trying to protect yourself. You're trying to do the right thing. When you get the vaccine, I'm not demonizing you. I think vaccines can be a very good thing. I think sometimes the adjuvants we should worry about, I think we need to hold vaccine companies accountable and who the heck makes the decision that they, they have no culpability.

If it does kill people. I was talking with my cousin online who's vaccinated and protecting himself. And you may be listening now. Hello kids. Um, but it was said, Hey, you know, some of these people there's been deaths in children because of COVID. And, you know, these parents should have vaccinated their kids and it's like, well, you know, sometimes there's more to the story and I want to talk about more to that story so that you are truly informed.

So if you'll indulge me a little bit, Adam, let's talk about this. First of all, the flu is often more deadly to children than the Corona virus has proven to be. And I'm showing something, some information from the Mayo clinic that talks on who's at risk for symptoms. Um, the younger people who get COVID, uh, transmit the virus at lower rates and recover at higher rates, a vaccine mandate to them, according to science is largely on unnecessary.

This is, this is truth. There is more, you ready for it? Adam? I am going to change a screen. And see if we can find a little bit more information to share with you. 

It just makes so much sense, though, right? Like when you're younger, you bounce back from things way more way more quickly than your twenties versus your thirties.

There's a hard difference at age 

34. Common sense only 0.005%. Now I'm not a math girl, but that's pretty low. Let's listen. 0.005% of COVID infections among children. Have led to deaths less than 1% people, but there have been 572 reports of myocar dosas here, , and inflammation of the heart muscle following 3 million doses of the vaccine in the U S three studies.

This is brand new. Uh, let's get this up on the screen. 

Three studies I heard you say as Michelle 0.005%. Two 

zeros. Yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty stunning. A third or three studies this week by researchers that were out this week by researchers in the UK, then they say that children's absolute risk of dying from COVID-19.

In for testimony, small 99.99, 5% of the 469,000 plus children, almost 500,000 children in England who were infected during the year, examined by researchers survived. There were something like out, this is, this is coming out of my head. I have to remember, but of those who died, the vast majority had leukemia or secondary, ,

comorbid the D 

that makes total sense, Michelle. And I just looked up the risk of that same age group dying from the flu 0.01%. So 0.01% the flu 0.005. COVID 

yes, there you go. Okay. Let's look at Newsweek. Newsweek is a saying that unvaccinated children less likely to die of COVID than vaccinated the adults.

According to a study, a clinical trials carried out by Pfizer on children, 12 to 15 revealed 86% of children who were given at least one dose of the jab suffered. An adverse reaction rate were ranging from mild to serious. Now that's a huge high number. And to be fair, keep in mind. Some of that is my arm hurts, right.

Or, or feeling a little tired after the vaccine, which is normally even under the best of vaccines. So, but still there are some adverse effects there. And when we're looking at some of the, these problems there, this is a true story as well. I wanted to put up on the screen, uh, from the Brussels times.

Doctors want the Corona virus measure. Dropped for kids under 12 and schools, they say, you know, this is ridiculous. A masks are like child abuse. The vaccine is a necessary in most of these kids. And if your kid has, um, perhaps. A Como morbidity issue or concern, then you should take that into consideration.

So this is where we're at with children. And I think it's very, very important that we realize that why is this being pushed on children? Why are the Sweden, uh, Norway, , here in Brussels? Why are they looking at these things? And we're just going if you don't get vaccinated, you are hurting people.

Francis Collins, , he's the director of the NIH and also a, , evangelical he's basically said that if you do not get vaccinated, you are killing people. You are selfish because as, , our vice-president said, you know what? This is essentially love your neighbor. That sounds like the. Let's just miss appropriate scripture, along with the vaccine, we talked about it this week.

, this is what part of what John West had to say via 

ERs because it's public and that's the vaccine adverse event reporting system. That's existed official governance system since 1990. And, you 

know, yes, it's true that not all the duty in there 

is necessarily validated, but it's a system we've had since 1990.

And for me, what raises a red flag for that is we've had 1.5 million adverse events, uh, report that system since 1990. 

Most people don't know. Th the, 

the proportion of that that have come just this 

year. And we're not 

even 

full 

year, just for the COVID vaccines, over 700,000 close to 50% of all adverse reaction reports in that system have now been filed this 

year.

And 

regardless 

of whether you think that that's a perfect system or not, and it's not, 

but even if you're just comparing apples to apples, there's something going on there. When one set of vaccines suddenly outstrips every other vaccine for 30 years, suddenly 

of the deaths to almost two thirds of the deaths reported in that system 

associated with are having 

taken a vaccine have now come this 

year and are associated with these.

So take that into consideration. That's why choice is so important. That's why doctors being able to work with you and help you to make those choices are so important. And what about the people who have natural immunity, even Fowchee? Was I go, yo, that's something we're going to have to look at. Oh yeah.

Let's just, let's just push that out more from John West. Yeah. 

ERs because it's public and that's the vaccine adverse event reporting system that's 

existed. They're both the same. Uh, but it basically, he's he saying, you know, to try to use God and the Bible to bully people into getting the vaccine is a name.

I, I, I don't know here. We have a place where we're not, and we're talking about social media, the government, uh, mindsets, Adam, you are not allowed to talk about. Antibodies. And that's what we should really talk about. Are you inoculated? Do you have antibodies, whether you had the vaccine or not? 

It's, it's so ridiculous.

And like, the more you dig into it too, and just like with big tech, right. Whistleblowers are very revealing and we've seen the whistleblowers come out of Pfizer and they kind of shed light and, or they kind of shine light into 

something. 

That's right. That's right. And you know, I hate that. It always comes back down to this Michelle, but money and power money and fricking power.

So project Veritas had a, basically one of the Veritas journalists come in contact with two of Pfizer's, uh, scientists, basically one was a biochemist named Carl. Another was a senior associate scientists, scientists named Chris Crowse. Crutch. I'm not sure about the pronunciation there. So forgive me there if you're listening, uh, Mr.

Cross crochet, um, and a nutshell here's what was revealed. So money is the reason. And basically these scientists were kind of talking about antibodies. They were talking about the vaccine specifically, and they were talking about how everything that's taking place now between the mandates and just the big pharma in general, it comes down to the COVID vaccines, becoming the newest cash cow for Pfizer and.

When it comes to exploring things like the monoclonal antibody treatments, right? There's not a whole lot of 

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Boom, we can to you we've made it to the weekend. I made it past my crazy experiences in Las Vegas, Nevada, and you know, FYI, why was Michelle and Nevada? Well, I was, um, I was going to see my team, uh, hopefully win, which they did in the Seattle Sounders. And if you missed that report, you can, uh, rewatch our sports timeout, but here I am back and yet the world is still as crazy as it was when I did.

Oh, I got to say Michelle. I mean, for you coming back to Vegas, I mean, you look amazing. I know that like, and maybe there's a God story there like that is, or just an act of God, you know, to just come back from Vegas, looking so lively and sharp. I know when I come back from Vegas, when my wife was in Vegas, literally before the shutdowns, you know, like we need like a couple of days of silence and rest and like hydration.

I know. And you know, it can't be true. Just the walking alone. Um, I am not a big drinker. I don't, I don't get drunk, you know, a couple of days. And maybe a little, uh, light and happy, but I just, I I'm just not there to party. I was at a, um, walking through the casino and I heard this guy at the roulette table going, oh, I don't know how much I'm building.

I'm so stoned out of my mind. I don't even remember how I got here. I'm like, how are you having fun? If you can't even remember how, what you're doing, how you got there, where your money went. 

I feel like Vegas is kind of a rough place for people that are like mildly optimistic, you know? Cause even just like traveling on foot, you know, you look across the road and you're like, oh yeah, no problem.

It's just across the street. And then like 20 minutes later, you're still trying to walk across the street. Um, you've covered so much, so much just like land, you know, it's just, everything's huge there. And so. Relatively speaking, it looks like next door is just like, what next door should be. But really it's like so much walking, you know, but then also to all the oxygen they pumped into the venues there, you know, I think it makes the brain a little bit sharper than it typically is.

So you, you kind of exert yourself in a special way. I just know it's just like for one casino to the next, there's like this different style of casino perfume, they pumped into the air and some places are a little more classy than others, you know? And I got to say like one time I took a flight from Vegas to San Francisco for work.

And, uh, when I got to the airport in San Francisco, I could still smell Vegas on me. And so when I went back to the. But to the hotel, sorry, I showered. And I like coming out of my hair was just like the smell of like casino perfume. And it was like this kind of like sour, floral smell. It just like, wasn't a good thing for, for work.

You know, I just had to get that off the no, 

and it is something that they do. Um, everything that they do in the casino is trying to, is in order to try to get you money, the colors, the sounds, the atmosphere, the smell, the pumpkin oxygen to keep you going when you would normally say, I think it's time for bed blocks, you know?

Yeah. No clocks, nothing. You are absolutely right. It is just, yeah. It's one of 

those, I guess in your case though, Michelle, almost like no freedom and in some respects like this, so guys like Michelle shared this story with me that I will know that she's going to share with us and like, okay, just coming from my experience.

My wife took me to this amazing venue over the weekend. Uh, saw the Dan band perform. It was at a venue in north Texas called lava Cantina. Uh, we weren't wearing masks. You know, we were having a great time and actually she, she had us a VIP section, but there were still about 20 people in our section. And you know, probably a few hundred people in general at the time.

No amass police going around saying, you can't do this. You can't do that. Uh, it actually felt like 2019 when we were there and it was an amazing experience. Uh, but Michelle, I know you saw sort of a musical sort of thing going down in front of you. And I think there were some masks involved. If I'm not mistaken, 

true story.

This happened just two days ago. Uh, Wednesday night as we're in Vegas. Um, now keep in mind, masks are mandatory inside in the city of Las Vegas. Uh, and I want to give you, I'm going to give you some balance here because I'm not, I, you could call me an anti masker. I'm like, what's what is the purpose? Uh, you know, we don't wear them right.

Any way, unless you're wearing an N 95, it's not all that effective. There is a study that came out of India that I know none of the particulars on that said that, um, they, those who wear masks have 11% less likely to. Of catching COVID and that's the best numbers that they could come up with 11% now, I don't know.

Has the village already suffered? Uh, have they been vaccine? I don't know any of that. I just read, I just read a little bit about that 11%. All right. So for 11% we are pulling out the mass police. And if that helps, if that gives you some sense of security, I get it. But let me show you this picture. So we're at a piano bar at Harris.

So if you go in right across from the link, this is Harris, it's a jeweling kind of a piano bar. I love those and it's kind of fun. And so my friend is sitting there. You can see that he has is his mask down and he's holding. A drink in his hand because he's sipping his strength that most places, if you're drinking or eating, even on an airplane, uh, you don't need a mask.

They want to be a little more conservative. Okay. So in between sips, you have to have your mask on. So it has to be, which is not fun at all. Nonetheless, you can see our friend next to him has his mask on, right. Everyone kind of does in between sips for the most part, but they're lurking over people, making sure their masks are on my friend there says, okay, I see.

But let me just ask you this. Why is it that your piano chicks and some of your employees and people around employees, their masks are down here. Piano chicks don't even have masks on. So I'm going to show you the video. Oh, that's us in the limo. Getting there. Sorry about that. Which was fun. I'm not gonna lie here.

It is. So you're seeing us take pictures. He said, well, wait, look over there. They don't have masks on. And there's the piano girls standing up singing, shouting out to the crowd. At that point, he shines the light into my camera. You can't see this anymore. Whoa. And then they ask us to leave because he said, well, wait a minute.

Look at her. And I show her. She doesn't have a mask on light in the, in the camera. You can't film this, you can't film this. That's just, that's disturbing. You think they would want to say, yeah, film this, this is what we're doing for the health and safety of people. Oh, we're caught. So yeah, 

that is basically full naked.

Like no mask, 

no mask. Both of them, both of us. Not only that it 

was bikini on some of the servers. I was like, this is ridiculous. This is just totally ridiculous. Why, why can they just do that? But you can't even, like, 

he just asked that question. Why is that? He just, you know, that's all just, I I'd like to know why, what what's going on here.

What 

do they say? When you're asked that question, 

you have to leave. That's what they saw. You must leave this establishment. 

Like, was it like, even like, uh, was there any question there? It was just like, 

no, no, you just have to leave. You just have to leave all 

of us. Boom. That's a hospitality establishment.

Like they're there to give you a good time. Isn't that what you paid for? 

Okay. Yeah, exactly. Um, apparently my video didn't show. So let me, let me show this again. I'm so sorry, because this isn't the biggest deal of the entire night, but my video didn't show because I'm a video newb and my producer, isn't here to press the buttons, but there's my friend, just having a nice conversation with the guy and saying, well, wait a minute.

You know, I I'm actually literally drinking. Um, why are you standing over us? And while you're at it, here's the video. You and I could see it and her friends couldn't see it. So there he is pointing out how, yeah, she doesn't have a mask on she's standing up. Smiling singing, screaming out he's and then they point the, yeah, the light in my face and say, you've got to stop filming.

You got to get out of here. So this is where we're at. Um, and I think it speaks a bit to what we're, where we're at in America, Adam, uh, some of the problems that we're having with freedom of information with, uh, disclosure of, of, of things going on in the world of, um, even coming from our own white house.

And I want to give some examples of that as we talk about some of the big news stories that are going on. 

As we dig into that specifically, Michelle, your experience. And we were talking about this before we kick this show off the fact that like your experience was also followed up with like this, like this, like goon squad coming around, you guys to escort you out of the facility, you had like these, the side 

of the building and they wouldn't let us go into the link or they physically said, no, you can't go into any of our casinos.

And. Okay, this 

is, I think about like the situation of like that, uh, that, uh, that church leader. And I think part of Canada, right? Just north of the border who had like, the police basically went to his facility, to his location to shut down a service, to stop people from, from worshiping. And so it's like, you, you have like these, like either like the goon squad, like these super big dudes that you're never going to beat at arm wrestling, or you have like these people wearing badges that come into force.

I think a little bit of tyranny here. I mean, it's just, just so beyond I think what should we should be experiencing? 

Yeah. You know, from sports we can, we can ask, uh, Joshua McMellon bus, cause back in the day before he does what he does now, he also owned a security company and he would be, he would provide security much like these chubby goons and.

Would I have to use diplomacy and oftentimes humor. Cause sometimes you're dealing with drunk people. Now our group wasn't,  a bunch of drunks, but going up to someone saying what would have hurt to say,  sir, I understand, , we're compliant the best that we can wear a piano bar. And as a piano bar, we have lenience with our performer.

But because of that, we have to do this mask up. That that could be the case. We don't know. But you explain it and say, I'm sorry on an airplane. You, I I've heard both ways. This is the law you will comply or we will throw you off and we'll find you versus look guys, I know it's inconvenient. It's not fun, but these are the rules.

We didn't make them. It's a federal rule. Will you please comply? Because if you don't. We get in trouble. And then our jobs are in danger at delays of flight. If you'll, please get it on. And if you don't like your mask, you know, let's, let's continue to fight it somewhere else, but not here. You know, people are usually reasonable and say, okay, you get it.

But when you're lurched over, it is a problem, Adam. And that's where we are not allowed to ask questions. That's what we're really getting at today. My friends is that you're not allowed to ask questions. You're not allowed to hear the why's. You're not allowed to film. You're not allowed to, uh, get out information or to hear the right kind of, or the wrong kind of information.

It's just no longer for. 

And we're not stupid either. And we can, we know what a double standard looks like. We know what Apocrypha is. And when you see, you know, this, this list of rules that are, that are in front of you, but then you see that the people who are writing the rules, aren't following them.

It's just like, you're like, well, why the heck are they even there? You know, it's like, you can travel and you have to put on a mask to travel, but we have people coming across the border that are able to get an airplanes and get on buses and be distributed to major us cities with no, no questions of COVID, you know, whether they have it or not, whether they've been vaccinated or not, and whether or not they have a mask, there's no question to that effect.

But you know, if we're, if we're an American citizen, we have to follow by the rules. But if we decide to break the law to come here illegally, we don't do double standards. And then also too, just in your experience with the piano person, right? Like performers versus non-performers the, the, the elites versus like those who are there to be entertained, you know, like, like they're not like in Hollywood, if you are on a stage or in front of the camera, You can pretty much do whatever you want.

Um, and, and it looks like the same for our politicians too. You have AOC going to the met gala, you know, with this, like at $30,000 cost of admission wearing a, probably a very expensive dress that says tax the rich and there's no mask on her face. Um, there's just so many double standards here that we're being forced to sort of like swallow and man, like, it's just really frustrating.

It's a pill that's too. 

I'm sorry to take you to task as you're watching, but stop putting up with it. Why is it okay to you have a tax, the rich, and yet here she is the elite spending more money than most Americans make in an entire year on a ticket to this gala and not having to wear a mask, 

but I will wear when I'm.

Is this like no Fowchee mask, let it hold it up to the camera here. So you can see it. It's like a no smoking sign, but it has Fowchee his face in place of 

the cigarettes because , it's not about, it's not about being a Republican. It's not about being the Democrat. It's not about being conservative or liberal.

It's not about being black or white stop letting them put all of these values on us and labels. We're Americans. And we just want to know the truth. We just want to be free so that we can talk about things. And so that we can come to better solutions. How do we know that there is a, an elitist idea?  Let me play some of these.

Do you remember when in a white house meeting, uh, the Saki had been asked, , well, how many people are vaccinated from the white house, you know, and on the white house staff. Let's let the case, why won't you just release the number of breakthrough cases you've had about tomatoes staffers? Well, I think first we're in a very different place than we were six to seven months ago, as it relates to the virus.

Uh, and as many medical experts have said inside and outside of the government of those who are vaccinated are protected from serious illness, most are asymptomatic. If they are individuals who are vaccinated should get the virus. Uh, and, uh, you know, we are in a different place in terms of impact of individuals who may have, as you said, through cases, it doesn't provide the lumber or, you know, but what is the, why do you need to have that information because understood, that'd be a better understanding though.

Break your cases. We're here in Hawaii. Oh, why do you need that information? Why do you need to know that? I mean, seriously? Oh, I don't know. Maybe it's because we're the American press and we're here to answer, to ask these questions because we're, we should be the voice of the people asking those questions and because this is a government of by and for we, the people and you are accountable to the people.

That's why, because Jen, maybe you didn't learn this in school, but you are accountable. To the American public, but let's take it into a news story that happened this week, which if you just don't believe me here. Okay. Before that, we'll go into the past of just a few, a few weeks where. Uh, the suppression of information and watching people who were going against the narrative became a question during another pisarski episode now in full disclosure, for those of you who have a Fox news adversion yes, this is a Fox news filial.

That's asking the question, but listen to it anyway. Cause I think, I think it's pretty revealing the administration then spying on people's Facebook profiles, looking for 

vaccine misinformation 

that was quite and an accurate question, um, which I would refute. How so? Well, Peter. As you know, we're in, we're in a regular touch with, with a range of media outlets as well.

Let me finish as we are, as we are in regular touch with social media platforms, this is publicly, uh, open information, people sharing information online just as you are all reporting information on your news stations. Okay? So these 12 people who you have on a list of 12 individuals, do they know that somebody had the surgeon General's office is going through their I'm happy to get you the citation of where that comes from.

There's no secret list. I will tell you that these are people who are sharing information on public platforms, on Facebook information that is traveling is an accurate, our biggest concern here. And I frankly think it should be your biggest concern is the number of people who are dying around the country because they're getting misinformation that is leading them to not take a vaccine.

Okay. Let me just break. Baby down right there. Your greatest concern should be the people dying. Yeah, it is. That's why we're asking the questions. That's why someone's asking that question because we look at Israel. We'll talk about in just a moment with 80%. I actually it's a lot more that are vaccinated, but we're going with the conservative number and they have had a record this week of deaths and hospitalizations from these breakthrough questions.

That's why you ask these questions. What's going on? How can we stop it? Make vaccines better? I think vaccines are a great idea. However, if there is no accountability, it's not, uh, the greatest concern of what about the other concern that she said? Well, just like, you know, it's people on public forum reporting, just like you do with the news.

Wait a minute. Isn't that the whole thing that people have been saying is that yes, it is. And so as such, it should have. Freedom of information. It should, but there's but Facebook itself has said, oh no, no. And other, uh, of these social media sites and the white house have said on the other hand, no, well, they're not really a news source.

They're just a private company. And so there's a lot of things that you could break down in there, but that's not today's news story is it? That's just, yesterday's news of how, uh, the government is watching people and they're monitoring people who aren't giving great information. You know, they're, they're costing peoples lives.

People like this doctor, uh, who I'll play a news story. That is talking about a new story that I feel very free to report on now, because now it's breaking through, I don't mind reporting on it, but I'm telling you to say it in mass. I really do add them like to make sure that we have sources that no one can refute and say, oh, that's just that it's just that some conspiracy, it, it is immune enhancement and it is being talked about everywhere.

Listen to what this doctor says about immune enhancement. This, um, I want to, I want to give you the background and let me see if I can find it. This is Dr. Peter J Hotez and I may be suppose both days, let's say it like that. He's the Dean of national school of tropical medicine. Professor of pediatrics and money, molecular virology and microbiology at Baylor college of medicine.

That's if that's a, if that's a last name derived back from Mexico, just based on, and this is just an assumption based on Baylor, Texas being close to where I'm at, maybe it's Hotez I think it's. 

I'm assuming this is what he had to say. One of the things that we're not hearing a lot about is the unique potential safety problem of Corona virus vaccines.

Uh, this was, uh, first found in the early 1960s with respiratory syncytial virus vaccines, that children, it was done here in Washington with the NIH and children's national medical center that some of those kids who got the vaccine actually did work. And I believe there were two deaths and the consequences of that study, because what happens with certain types of respiratory virus vaccines, you get immunized.

And then when you got actually exposed to the virus, you get this kind of paradoxical immune enhancement phenomenon and what, how, and, and we, we don't hardly understand the basis of it, but we recognize that it's a real problem for certain respiratory virus vaccines that killed the RSV program for decades.

Now, the gates foundation is taking it up again, but when developing a coronavirus vaccines and our colleagues, we noticed in laboratory animals that they started to show some of the same immune pathology that resembled what had happened 50 years earlier, he said, so we said, oh my God, this is going to be.

Okay, so it's going to be problematic. That's and that's um, the immune enhancement is basically saying, look with the vaccine. Unlike being exposed naturally with this vaccine, a vaccine is really targeting one strict. It doesn't have the ability with like your immune system does to recognize similar things and lessen the effect.

So what can happen and what they saw happen in animal testing, by the way, animal testing was halted with these vaccines because too many animals died. What they saw was this immune enhancement. So when you're exposed to another natural strain of the virus, you have a hyper reaction. And that's where you're seeing extreme cases.

If we're not talking about this, if we have pisarski and the folks out there at the white house monitoring doctors like this, who were saying, you know, this is what we found and taking them down and encouraging social media to stifled their voice. We're not protecting good people who wanted to get the vaccine to protect themselves and their family.

Now we know it doesn't protect others. Um, so. I think that it did and you're evil and you're hateful and selfish. If you don't get the vaccine, um, it doesn't protect others. It can protect you. So that's the new narrative. Okay. And you know what, I'm not going to contest that in some instance that, that it can protect you to a degree of getting, uh, a worst case of Corona, uh, if you're exposed to the right virus, but if you get exposed to something else, you could have a worse outbreak.

And now we're seeing in Israel where there are three of shots getting administered and you're seeing people die. We're going to hear from Anthony Fowchee in a few moments, but I want to bring this back to a current news story. As we're talking about the suppression of information that hurts all of us, regardless of your ideology.

Uh, just this last week, uh, just two days ago, actually the white house, um, had a meeting between the British prime minister, Boris Johnson and the president. Okay. Two days ago, white house reporters filed a formal complaint. These are not this wasn't Fox news. This was, this was all of the press, uh, filing a formal complaint against the Biden administration for refusing to answer questions.

They're in a meeting, two leaders of the free world, and there's so much going on from Afghanistan to COVID to, um, pandemic issues, trade and other issues. And yet, no question. We're allowed, Adam I'll even play a sound bite in just a moment, but I want to get your reaction. Well, 

isn't that just so indicative of like the time that we live in now, you know, it's like, first of all, to have a, an event where you have the leader of the United Kingdom next to our leader here in the United States, that's a really big deal because they are such a historically strong ally of ours.

And it's been really, really sad to see our relationship with them sort of degrade a little bit since we'll certainly be the debacle in Kabul. Um, but, but you know, whether it's Peter Doocy at Fox, he's been doing a fantastic job. I have to say, uh, in the white house with his coverage, 

And he's the only one.

We was one of the few asking the hard questions. I mean, we played another CNBC reporter, so I'm not gonna throw all of the media under the bus, but, uh, just like the, a lot of left leaning, you would think, uh, news outlets, we're not afraid to ask hard questions of the Trump administration could, that's what you do.

But 

how many times did you see Trump being thrown? You know, dozens of questions, whether he was in front of the Marine, one about to do it in the helicopter for transport or, or actually in the briefing or, you know, in the, in the, the press room. 

Ah,

Exactly right. I mean, he would take angry questions. He would take accusatory questions and he would answer questions from, I would say news outlets that are not exactly pro pro-Trump outlets. I mean, it was a daily 

answer, so, well, sometimes that's 

kind of happened, but, uh, but he was exposed to that. Right.

And why Biden though? He calls Michelle. He comes back and says, oh, well I better not answer that one. Or I'm not, I'm not supposed to answer that one or I'm not okay. Who are your handlers? You're the president of the United States. Like who are you afraid of? 

Yeah. You know who you should be afraid of the people.

This is a government of by and for we, the people, Joe, you work for us. If, if you work for me and you tell me I'm not answering questions, you're not working for me anymore, but let's not give just an American girl's point of view. Let's hear what a British reporter had to say. What 

are you bizarre spectacle 

to see, to see two bold leaders muzzled behind the thickest face mounts that possibly ever be made so much.

So it was actually quite difficult to hear anything anyone was saying. I mean, that was the first thing that was absolutely bizarre. And I think, uh, Boris Johnson post, you know, our color chef as yours is a Baden, is that leaders are accountable to the press from all sides and all opinions who've been asked questions and I borrowed was completely stone that the new culture and America, it was supposed to be the leaders of the free world.

Isn't the president doesn't take questions. So Barus decided to sort of prompt you away to try and take a few questions on the white house press team. Didn't like it and protested and said, we're sort of asking ourselves a question here in the UK this morning in a job. It doesn't take questions from journalists and therefore isn't accountable for what he's doing as leader of America and leader of the free.

We have to ask that simple question is he actually fit and proper and competent 

to be doing the job

but man, like that, that is such a great question. When the press is a check on the power of the presidency and here you have sort of like, literally like sideline to that check on. Man. That's a huge problem. Who the heck is he accountable to? If the press is supposed to be asking questions for us as the people, you know, digging into issues to let, to let us be aware of it, you know, so that we don't have to trust whatever comes out of Jen sockies mouth as like the, as, as a definition or as a fact, right?

Like, man, we need the press to be there asking hard questions, but that's Michelle, that's the thing though. This, this difference as a leader, are you a figurehead or are you actually a leader? If you're a figurehead, then you're just kind of like the person behind the ink on the signing pen. Right? You do what your 

leader, who's their worst.

The figure, head or leader it's it seems like more of, uh, uh, I think dictator may sound strong, but a dictator isn't accountable to anyone but themselves, and we don't want to be there. This is freaking embarrassing, Adam, you know, it was, it's one thing when it's kind of internal and okay. You know, you have Joe up there talking about something that doesn't make sense babbling about the.

It's embarrassing. Just like, you know, you can love Trump all you want, if you do. Okay. But there are some times that the press would play pieces of his, his speech and you'd be like, dude, you have to play it. So the rest of the world can see, but it's like, that's the problem it's like having, you know, that, that embarrassing cousin is fine at, at Thanksgiving dinner, but you know, if you're out and about in public, you're going, oh no cousin, Joe cousin, Joe, 

so don't do it.

But it's like, so with him though, if he's a figurehead, that means he's like representing an oligarchy of powerful, of other powerful people that are all kind of telling him to do what they want him to do. Like they put them in power. Like it's amazing. First of all, he was. Uh, that he was even the leader of the primary.

Like that's incredible. Um, we put this guy who's been in politics for 47 years. Um, I kind of feel like it's like old school Soviet system, right? Like you have this, like this ruling, the class of oligarchs who tell you what they want you to do on their behalf. And then you're just like the guy who does it.

I'm not really accountable to anything. You're just, you're just in that position. Um, you can't answer the hard questions cause you don't really know, you know, whereas if you are the leader and you are taking accountability and you are being the president, like frankly, like president Trump was, then you can't answer hard questions because you are the person behind the decision-making process with your advisors.

You're not just sitting there doing what, uh, you know, the, the corporate is the elite, want you to do or doing what? Um, VP Harris and, uh, people like Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff think you should do on behalf of their constituents when it's really not on behalf of their constraints.

It's on behalf of the, the elites who fund their operations, the elites behind the scenes that you don't really hear about in the news. But, uh, but they're the ones that are actually wielding the power. It's really 

scary. It is, it is really scary and there is no accountability. Um, and another example of that is when Biden had said, look, if you get vaccine, you will not have to wear a mask right now.

I don't have a problem 11 months ago. Yeah. If I, if a president says that and then says, look, based on new information, we're just here to protect people. Uh, we're going to put those masks back on, but that's not what he said. He said, I never said that. Listen, Dr. Parks. And if you want, as you get settled, just push that little red box.

That's not the right one. I don't think that's the right one. All right. Well, I'm not, I'll have to find that nonetheless. He said, I didn't say that. And then there's a soundbite of him saying exactly that. So I think 

it was like the second town hall during the election that he said. Uh, if I'm not mistaken, I mean, he, he very clearly said that, oh, well, yeah, if you're vaccinated, I don't think what we're going to mandate the mass.

I don't think that'll be necessary. Uh, VP Harris said the same thing, and now here we are defying science, not even listening to science. It's just so ridiculous. 

It is a little bit 

at the end of the day, we know that double vaccinated, fully vaccinated people are much more likely to get and also carry the coronavirus 

that was even shut down by, by the press.

So that came out of Australia. So I guess what we're really saying, and I don't want to linger on the vaccine and as much as I want to linger on the suppression of. Ideas S uh, experts, speech, uh, the accountability, because wherever you are on your journey of finding out information on the efficacy and safety of vaccines, uh, where we're at with the pandemic, you have to research that yourself, I'm giving you information, um, mostly information you're not necessarily allowed to hear.

And that's difficult. I'm wanting you to know how difficult that is. You know, there've been times where I've been in near tears because, uh, I have an expert on, and you know, that I, I almost exclusively have a list. Interviews, not just someone that's local and we can have those too. I think they're just as interesting, 

but where 

we have a lot of a list, um, people who have documentation and if they don't do it, I'm happy holding them accountable and asking those hard questions.

I know as my listeners and viewers that ticks you off sometime, uh, you know, you're too hard on him. Why are you asking these questions? Because that's my job. That's what I do. Journalism. It's called journalism. Um, I have had to have an entire account wiped out and start from scratch. That costs a lot of time and money and, um, inconvenience.

It's not easy. I've had friends who have said, you know what? You need to stop, stop talking about this kind of stuff. It's, you know, it's, it's not what they like. And so it's controversial. And so you need to just kind of comply. And if you do, you know, it will be easier. You won't have to worry about being canceled, but I'm compelled to do my job as a journalist.

I'm compelling. 

It's almost your duty as an American to do that, you know, to, to make sure that our future generations are able to live freely and to express their minds and to think a little bit differently and to ask critical questions that do truly lead to better outcomes. I mean, that's fantastic, right?

Because we are allowed to think critically we're allowed to use our minds and Michelle, you know, I, I'm very blessed to do business internationally. I have a very international team and I will tell you, there is no country like America. There is no group of people like Americans, um, and that. I in a way it's kind of dumb luck, you know, but it's truly by design.

Our founding fathers really, really did something special here and it's very unlike the rest of the world. So, you know, when it comes to being canceled yet, it's really freaking frustrating, right. To be cut from Facebook to be canceled by Twitter and YouTube and Vimeo. I mean, you know, you're at, you're asking yourself, okay, well, where do I turn?

You know, like where do I turn to, uh, to find a safe place to host my, my information, whether it's videos or blogs, you know, how do I, how do I continue to do what I do? Um, and to not allow myself to be. Uh, a victim of, well, one self censorship, but then also the, the collusion of a, I think a political movement that wants to do away with everything.

That's fantastic about our free society. Um, and so, you know, there are alternative choices out there to, to the mainstream social media. Right. But, but that's a hard thing too, because you know, a lot of people that are trying to find information or trying to find answers don't know about these competing, uh, marketplaces for ideas.

They don't know where to turn and, and, you know, that's because Facebook spends so much time and money and use so much data to engage the antigen of over 3 billion people in the. And it's, it's really overwhelming. It's, it's a huge beast to come to terms with. And so as, as proud Americans, you know, we have to kind of just keep on fighting and keep on doing what we're doing and asking questions that matter.

Uh, but then also leaning on our legislators and also like looking to local politics, you know, like keeping it close to home. I mean, that's where we can really affect major change. I mean, think about this, the fact that when my wife took me to an amazing live, uh, concert over the weekend to go see the Dan band perform my experience versus what Michelle experienced in Vegas, very, very different.

And, and part of that is a function of, of course federal politics, but also just the, the, the politics on the ground, local politics. If you can 

get involved at that, On the ground politics on the ground. When you think about it, what does that mean? How things are played out. If we have a federal government, it's like a leadership determines attitude.

So if you have a federal government that is kind of a bully and they are kind of a bully, um, I'm not disputing that. I want to hear information on efficacies of vaccinations of masks. I want to hear that, but I also want to hear how they may not be working so that we don't give people false sense of protection.

And thus, they're not taking care of what they should be taking care of their immune system. There are people who outright don't know that there is such a thing as an immune system and developing natural response what the living heck, because we're not talking about it. So, what I'm asking you is just logically for just a moment to say, look, if you have adverse ideas, challenging your truths, your truth should not be afraid of that.

It gives you the opportunity, like in debate class, Danny, did anyone ever take debate for crying out loud, where you have to sharpen your ideas? You have to understand war. The other side is coming from that makes your argument stronger. It makes your truth more secure, more, more solid. Um, but we're not talking about it.

It wasn't. A good thing to talk about, uh, voter suppression or some of the wonky things that some people thought happened during the election. Um, now in the Newsome election, I wanted to get to this new story. Uh, they're seeing that people are going in and saying that they voted or going in to vote and they say, ah, you already did.

Now, let me see if this is the right soundbite again, girlfriend just got back from Las Vegas. And so, you know, yeah. 

I wouldn't have known, 

let's see if this is the right one.

Yeah, that's the right one. So I'm going to turn it up so you can hear it and take a listen. Boom, wait, and take a listen.

Location.

Wow. And that was not the only person there that was, uh, just to get a little background. I want to make sure that, you know, this wasn't just somebody off the street. It was Katie L a in, uh, Los Angeles reporting on this because so many people had said, wait a minute, I showed up to vote. And they said they had to do a provisional ballot because they said you have already voted, uh, the, the other weird thing that they didn't report that I'm looking into to confirm I've confirmed from a couple of areas, but, you know, in full disclosure, uh, the majority of these people were registered Republican.

It always sort of blows my mind, Michelle, when I see like media headlines that say, you know, like no proof or no indication of voter fraud, but then like I see a video being shared of, uh, these women and a mail room in a small part of the valley that I used to live. So I used to live in studio city and valley village is where I would get pizza.

Sometimes that was just, just like a short walk north of where I lived. And there's a video of these people in a mail room, stuffing their bags with ballots, um, that they were opening balance and seeing like which one it was for. And they were literally just like stuffing the votes of, of, of. Of the recall election and, and these were like obviously elder votes, uh, into their bags so that they wouldn't be processed.

Well, I mean, no indication or proof of voter fraud. I just saw it on the video. 

Well, let's go back for just a moment to the experience I had in Vegas. How hard is it to say, look, you know, this is why we're doing this. This is what's going on, you know, and I know it's inconvenient. Thank you for complying.

No, you may not ask that question. You have to go with the white house. Um, why do you need to know the answer to that? Th or with this situation there, no indication look at what's wrong. Shut up the con the, the, the, the naysayers and say, yeah, there's been some small isolated, weird incidences, uh, where we've dealt with that, but we're confident that, you know, still at least, I mean, I missed back in the day when they would just lie to us and spin 

it.

Like literally just like acknowledge it and say, okay, well we've we, we addressed that, but it's below the standard deviation. It's, you know, it's within the margin of error, so no problem. We're not concerned. Or, you know, we identify the source of the fraud, the person's being investigated. Like just acknowledge it.

Don't just try to sit here and say it doesn't exist at all because we see it right in front of us. Um, of course there are always efforts made though to sort of hide the truth from us. Right. I mean, they want us to live on headlines and famous with, 

okay. I don't want to be accused of, of doing that. Um, and because, um, this morning, uh, seriously, you know, I'm, I really am fresh in from Vegas.

My last video, uh, didn't play and that's because I had, uh, the outlet that was playing. Um, you did, I want to play this for you, so I'm not accused of the very thing that I'm trying to hold. Uh, Countable for, so let's take a listen and we'll see if we can hear this time.

I'm still thinking, I'm still thinking it's not playing. I will get it for you to prove my point. And in the meantime, Adam, this is where we're in just a really weird area of human history, where we have, um, I don't know, like being a frog in the, in the pot where the water gets turned up and we, sooner or later, you've got to wake up and say, man, it's starting to get steamy in here.

And things are just not right. Um, you know, it, it gets to the point where I shouldn't be the only voice and I'm not, but, uh, the only voice of somebody trying to speak out a little bit of truth and say, wait, there's something going on here. So that's where, uh, issues like this voter suppression thing is such a big deal.

Why are we not hearing about it? And finally, let's play that soundbite. We spoke with several concerned 

voters here in 

the west, San Fernando valley, who believes something walky had been going on at places like El Camino, real charter high school in Woodland Hills. This place as an early polling location, open 10:00 

AM to 7:00 PM daily, but 

several people tell us they showed up to vote this morning in the special California governor recall election and were told that computer show they had already cast their ballots.

What happened today? And how shocked are you? Barry? I 

went to El Camino high school to go got there at 10 30. Can you read this? And she scanned it and said, you voted. And he said, no, I haven't. 

Wow. That explains the two to one ratio of moats for Newsome. You know, it's like, they it's like somebody in his back office.

It's like, how many more do we need? He's like, no problem. We're going to order those right now. Yeah. 

But you don't what the thing is, is you don't know, you don't know if this is some kind of conspiracy, if it's because of a organization or the people in power, or if it's an isolated case, you just don't know.

And again, we won't know unless we're talking about it. Um, in the interest of time, I wanted to move on to another couple of big stories. Now, one big story, uh, is what's going on at the border? The border is a huge issue. Um, speaking of people not being required to be vaccinate

 My Michelle live podcast, 

Michelle.

Hey, thank you for caring. Thank you for digging deeper. Thank you for those of you who are frustrated that the light comes on and you realize that what you're being served up in the news is nothing more than entertainment, unresearched in many cases, inflammatory, without a balanced view, and suddenly, you know, you after sometimes you like it because it feeds into what you believe and what you think.

But somewhere along the line, you go, you know, Some things may not be lining up. And if they aren't, how much of what they say to me is either untrue, uh, spin doctored or outright manipulation. Well, what we tried to do on my Michelle live is not only report on under reported news to get you thinking, but also to dig deeper and find a message of hope, a message of purpose for all of us, the God's story.

If there's a God, what's he doing and all this, and what does he expect of you? And I, we take it on with a little bit, oh, we can review

the news of the week. Reviewing some of the crazy things that have happened this week, man, it seems like we even have to stop our broadcast before it gets too long, because there's so much in the news. Well, my co-host and cohort on the weekend review by my Michelle live is the one and only adamant let's review.

The week the Rez report with Adam was a year.

You say that like a white guy, but that's okay. We love you. And Adam happy Friday. Uh, we're broadcasting live Friday. You will hear the rebroadcast on podcast on Sundays. You can go to my Michelle live in everywhere, all the cool places that, uh, podcasts can be heard, Adam, Hey, 

Hey, Hey, I love podcasts because it's just a really nice opportunity to really kind of dig deeper into these issues that really do matter.

You know, it's, it's, it's, it's obviously cool and important to have the occasional, you know, hits on, on radio programs and just kind of sharing, you know, quick five to eight minutes. Of thought, you know, there, but man, we're the podcast. You can really dig so much deeper and there's so much that we have to explore, you know?

And like you said, I mean, a lot happens over a seven day period. And, um, we can probably talk for, for hours upon hours about this, but some 

people are, but God bless, you know, there's a lot of good podcasts out there that are trying to get to another side of the story or some inflammatory or some unresearched.

Yeah. But you know, it's called free speech. And again, I don't know why I have to keep reminding us. We have the, the sum, the wealth of human knowledge in our hands that we can just look up and do research for. And yet we're afraid of a little bit of information. Hence ladies and gentlemen, I want to.

Direct your eyes to the canceled hat. Uh, I am still a, well, I am part of the council club. YouTube has taken my videos down for one more week because Adam probably we bought that was my fault. And so we have cause your, 

your, your, your commentary, Michelle has been infected by, by COVID thought thinkers talking about it.

You just have to listen and do what we're told. We're not afraid to be canceled. That's 

right. I'm going to be sending you a t-shirt. You'll have to message me the size, uh, and, and hat. Uh, we're going to be sending a t-shirt and hat to Carolyn in Indiana. She was posting a, this is, this is great. Uh, she was posting on social media, the exchange that her daughter had concerning the vaccine and it was taken down.

It's like really it's it's kids talking, uh, those kids spreading propaganda. I up one more t-shirt and had, is going out to my guests this Wednesday, Dr. Elizabeth Valeet. Now Dr. Elizabeth bleats is been working with the truth for health foundation and, uh, she was brutally canceled on many fronts, uh, as a doctor and as a specialist in reproductive health, 

but must not be as good a doctor.

Dr. Joe, Michelle should not be a Dr. Joe level or Dr. Fowchee status, you know, cause they're apparently like the, the authority on doctors. 

Okay. Well, let's talk about that because that leads us into what's happening in Afghanistan, uh, in our news and views program. I was talking with a Lieutenant colonels, uh, former special forces.

He was saying that, um, a lot of the ineptitude, uh, bureaucracy touchy, feely stuff, canceling information is exactly what's led to what's happening in Afghanistan today because we only want to hear what feels good because we are, we're afraid to make the real decisions because we do not allow certain political ideologies or religious ideologies to be challenged.

So we have gotten into a bureaucratic fiasco and people's lives are on the line. And so part of that bureaucratic fiasco, it has ended up with. What was that old saying, Adam, we don't negotiate with terrorists. Oh, that is so 20 years 

ago back like Harrison Ford is president and air force one, get off my plane.

Like literally it's like that kind of statement. That's the 

old M more now the new coolness, the new coolest is secret deals with the Taliban yeah. Secret 

deals. And it's just really Michelle it's par for the course what we've been. Oh yeah. This is totally true. It's par for the course as well. If you look at the last 18 years of what the American public has been told about what we've been doing over in Afghanistan and, you know, Dr.

Fleet versus Dr. Fowchee, right. You know, real versus fiction, um, the narrative versus things that we should really know, these are important differences. And speaking to Afghanistan specifically now, you know, here we are just literally. Less than two weeks away from the, the, the anniversary of nine 11. And we're bending the knee to the Taliban.

We, we have a secret deal in place with them, and this is coming from a CIA chief, a secret deal with the Taliban. And now I think we're quickly figuring it out through, um, through good questions thrown at the Pentagon press, uh, team, uh, about airport security. We, we literally are relying on the Taliban to secure the perimeter around the airport in Kabul.

How did that work for us? How did that work for us yesterday? How 

did that for those murders, it means families who are now missing a loved one who should be freaking alive right now. How did that work? You're exactly right. It's a valid question. Right? 

So this is a chief non-state department official secretly met with the Taliban leader.

And what did we give them? For this, for this deal, what, what did we get? And what did we give Adam? What, what was the exchange? What was, what was on the table? After our 

pants? We, we dropped our pants and said, here we are Taliban. We literally gave them a freaking list of American friendlies, American citizens, green card holders, and SIV, uh, immigrant visa holders.

We gave this list to the Taliban. So here's a list that we gave them, uh, and in exchange for also, I'm sure Michelle, that there's money involved here for sure. Yeah, they're always what they 

didn't get enough in the 18 million or billion worth of equipment and weapons, uh, of the sources. It's something that you're going to hear, uh, on my interview with, uh, Lieutenant Colonel Sargus Sakari is that, uh, one of the biggest problems is that the state department, first of all, doesn't have an adequate list that some people who have been friendly, some people who don't have papers are not getting help and rescued.

They're not getting evacuated. There are people who don't want to carry those papers, because if they're caught with them, they will be put to death. Now, answer me this. How does that make sense? We don't want you, you know, we can't get you out, but we have an open border at the south Southern part of the United States of America.

And it's a free. W w I miss no guard guard, guard, Adam, uh, concerning the, the, the virus and that we have a shutdown at the Canadian border where people want to come in and spend money. And, uh, w what we're shutting it down because the CDC recommendations, but on the Southern border, it's wide open. Explain to me how that works here.

How does that work in Afghanistan? So we gave them the names. Here you go. Here's your killer. 

Right. And the U S officials from the state department are saying they had to do that because of the security situation, the white house created by allowing the Taliban to literally control everything outside the airport.

We have, we have a defense department official who said to Politico that basically they just put all of those Afghans on a kill list. And it's just, it's uh, it's this is interesting. He said it's appalling and shocking and makes you feel unclean. And I imagine a lot of the special forces operators who are on the ground in Afghanistan, we had, we actually had, we had two Congressman go to Kabul, uh, for, for several hours this week.

It was a secret flight. They took over to Cabo to see what was really going on there, it Republican and a Democrat. And they saw just the situation firsthand and they just saw how terrible the situation was. You have people going to the checkpoints, holding their, their green cards, holding their us passports, and then being denied entry by a state department official, you have literally secret missions being taking place by either us contractors or special, special operations teams going into locate people who are in cobble that need to get the heck out of there, taking them to the airport through harms way.

And they'd been turned down by the freaking state department. So I think when I, when I think about lists, I want to know the names of the people in the state department who are impeding our military, his ability to get important people out of Kabul, who are the state department officials that are making those 

decisions.

I want you to think about this, hold up your passport in, in a foreign country where you were under extreme duress and have your country say no, no. 

Yeah. Yeah. What was that movie? It was a Vel Kilmer movie, the Saint. And, um, and I remember the, it was a blonde actress from the nineties. She was big name. I just can't think of her name off the top of my head.

Um, but I remember there was a scene where she's like running to the us embassy and the, the marina at the gate. She's like, I'm an American, I'm an American. And they quickly opened the gate to let her in. And then she's safe. Um, I think she was, I think she was running from some Russian mob guys or something like that, but, but can you imagine in Kabul, like that's kind of the experience that these people are kind of going through, they're there they're in harm's way.

They are trying to quickly get the heck out of harm's way. They're running to safety and then being denied entry. Uh, and at that point they're then left to pooling water of sewage that is surrounding the airport. And then as we saw yesterday that that terrible, terrible suicide bombing that took the lives.

It took the lives of 79 Afghans so far. 13 us troops dead 200 wounded. Also I'll just underscore 28. Taliban were wounded as well. And I'll tell you why that's a little interesting here because we're, we're leaving. We're going to be leaving this, this terrible situation in Afghanistan that now I think we'll probably see turn into a civil war.

So the bomb wasn't supposedly it wasn't by the Taliban, the Taliban condemned the bombing. Um, the bomber would have had to go through a Taliban checkpoint, uh, and then obviously approached the airport. They said they were five meters from actually from, from troops, uh, before the bomb went off. But the bomber himself, the group, ISIS, K, they have beef with the Taliban because they don't think the Taliban is extreme enough.

They think the Taliban is too moderate. They think the Taliban is sold out and they think that the Taliban leadership and. I started to enjoy like the lavish lifestyle of living in nice hotels and cutter and, and, uh, ultimately they think that they've kind of gone soft. And so we're probably going to see just a total humanitarian crisis, breakout enough, get us on once we leave something worse than what's already taking place there and it's going to be this it's like, it's like crazy fighting crazier.

I think the Taliban fighting ISIS K um, ISIS CAE is an organization that consists of both Afghani and Pakistani jihadist. And they, they literally terrorize, uh, like sane people and Pakistan and Afghanistan. They attack schools. Uh, they attack, uh, women that are not accompanied by a male, a male escort. Um, they really want to impose the strictest of Sharia law.

To think that these guys view the Taliban as moderate. I mean, that means they're pretty freaking crazy in my book. Um, so, so that's, that's kind of what I see coming forward. And, and as part of that, too, when you have such a hostile environment, there are going to be so many people in Afghanistan that we're leaving behind that according to the world health organization, within days, there'll be out of medical supplies.

Uh, food supplies will diminish the COVID situation is going to continue to be terrible. And so we're just kind of leaving a trail of failure. There really a trail of failure over 18 years where I'm actually, I have the, um, the death count over over 18 years. This is the longest armed conflict that we've ever been in 18 years.

And so since 2000, well, a little more than 18 years, I guess if I'm doing my math. Right. But since 2001. Well, there've been an estimated 157,000 people killed in Afghanistan, uh, of that. Uh, we're talking about 43,000 Afghan civilians, uh, 64,000 Afghan security forces. We're talking about 424 humanitarian aid workers killed 67 journalists and media workers.

Uh, 3,814 U S contractors, 2,300 us military personnel, and about 1100, uh, NATO and coalition troops. So the cost of this war is more than just money. Of course, it's also of course human life. Um, but then also it's our allies ability to rely on us moving forward. We now look like a country that you cannot trust.

When going into a partnership with us, are we going to live up to our end of the deal? Are we going to tell you what's real? Um, these are questions that now I think for the first time, in a very long time, the British parliament is starting to ask themselves, what should we expect from America? Moving forward?

Is America truly the partner that we thought they were, or, or, or should we look elsewhere for a stronger partnership? So no, in the grand scheme of things, we have to continue to foster and preserve our allies and our, and our relationships. And frankly, the existing administration has no interest in that.

They want to push the green new deal. They want to pursue policies that don't make any sense to us, uh, especially in view of an adversary, like the Taliban or China or Russia. Strong men who only understand one thing and that's strength, right? We're sitting here exposing ourselves as snowflakes, as weak, as failures as people that you not only can't trust, but people that you can beat.

And so I think kind of what we're seeing here with Afghanistan, Michelle is just, it's a real tragedy. 

It is indeed a tragedy and we are putting ourselves at risk. Look, I'm going to say praise to the U S military. We have learned something in the last 20 years. And, uh, from what some experts that I trust are saying in the next, uh, soft attacks is what we'll be looking at in the next terror attacks, because we are on alert, but are we, I mean, how, how strong are we when we, uh, have no longer.

Come to a place of respect for the military, for our country for crying out loud, you would think that the slice of view that we see in Afghanistan can remind us of what the freedoms that we have are really like what glorious freedoms we have, what it means to be American. Look, I am not dismissing somebody's plight if they are dealing with, uh, bigotry or hatred.

Um, but we kneel at a flag that, that while there is not always Liberty and justice for all, oh my gosh, there's more Liberty and justice than you will experience just about anywhere else in the entire world. And it is a principle that we are, we are looking towards for our future to improve. Look at Afghanistan.

Is that what you want to look like? Is that the ideal? When I look at Afghanistan and you know, on my Michelle live, we look for the God's story. This isn't just about, uh, two worldviews, which by the way, are misunderstanding. And especially this current leadership of bureaucracy, not understanding that worldview and thinking, well, we all have this Western mindset.

Let's just get together and kumbaya we'll shake hands, hold hands, roast marshmallows. And everything's going to be all right. I'll give a little, you give a little, that is not how that world view. Works. And because of that, they spit right in our face. Right. We make a deal. They, they Bama an airport. That's what happens.

But let me just challenge you as you're listening that this goes. Deeper than just a worldview. It is a God view. When you have a, an impersonal God of jihad that must enforce on others. This is what you get. Women raped. Men killed, uh, people who disagree with you. That's the ultimate in canceled. Is that really where we want to go?

Because we're heading in that direction by censoring canceling, excluding people, tearing people down and well, you deserve to die because you didn't take the sh I mean, we have gotten to the ugliest point in America. That's what happens with that kind of worldview. And then juxtapose that with a worldview of a loving God.

Uh, where we understand all have sinned and fallen short of God's glory. What happens then Adam, we have more freedom for people who are on the fringe, more people who don't believe that point of view than anywhere else in the world. So think about that as we look at the news of the week. Go ahead. Oh yeah.

Without 

question. And actually I want to read this tweet from a guy who's a, he's a kind of a business influencer. He's an immigrant. Uh, he is a person who was born in Tehran, Iran in 1978. Uh, came to the United States as a kid, uh, served in our us military. And, uh, he he's created a great life for himself as an entrepreneur.

Uh, got him, Patrick . And he had a tweet, um, earlier in the month here that I thought was really interesting and it kind of speaks to, I think, where we are today and his tweet was hard times, create capitalists, capitalists create good times. Good times create socialists socialists create hard times from personal experience.

So here you have a guy who came from Iran, found himself in the great United States of America, a place with opportunity, a place with a lot of resources and tools that you can use to create a great life for yourself. And he saw. Just literally the polar opposite of societies, our society versus one, that's not like us.

And there is no other society like ours in the world. You know, let's just be clear about that. Um, there is only one United States of America. There's only one brightest light in the world and it's ours. And it's one that, that does allow someone to come here from a, a tyrannical, dictatorship, bad country, a place that has no opportunity.

You have to escape that kind of place. You don't just walk out of it. And, and that's what the American citizens and the American friendlies in Cabo right now are being faced with. They have to escape couple. They're not just walking away and they have to escape to a place like the United States of America, where they can follow the basic meritocracy of our system that allows them to live as capitalist and to create good times to create a better situation tomorrow than what today looks like.

And so I think Michelle, we've kind of found ourselves here with a, you know, with, with a lot of. Of of incredible tools that bring the world closer together. And that comes from big tech, the internet, social media, and people are able to exchange ideas really quickly. But if you think about just the poverty rate in the United States, most people that live below the poverty line have internet access, a cell phone and a television.

I mean, just think about that for a second. Cobble flash forward to September 15th, middle of September, or the end of October, the poverty line. There means no food, no medical supplies, definitely no utilities, no freedom, uh, no ability to do anything that you want. And so I think that our, our way of life has allowed a lot of probably younger and maybe a little bit more spoiled people to start to kind of look at our, at our system for what it is and take it for granted.

Well, we don't have an understanding of conflict. I'll tell you. I was walking around the lake with a, a friend that was a college professor, and he's been, he's been doing this awhile. I asked him, you know, well, what's really the difference in, uh, this new crop of kids that are coming in this year, you know?

Um, is there something different between maybe the millennials and those older and gen Z? He said, yeah, here I am a college professor. I may be the first adult, but certainly I'm seeing I'm the first person in academia never has someone in high school. Junior high elementary said something negative. To these children.

He said to these young adults, I should say, he said, you know, I sandwich things. I will sandwich, which means you say something positive, you give constructive criticism and then you end with something encouraging. Right. That's called sandwiching. He said, I sandwich, dude. I say, and still these kids absolute that some will absolutely have a complete and utter breakdown because no one has ever said something negative to them before.

That is what it's coming up. And that's, what's going to be leading our nation. 

Literally, you can't have a first, second or third place anymore. It's a participation medal for everyone, you know, like, oh, everyone's the best at it. You can't have everyone be the best at something. You have one person who's the best at something.

Right. You know, it's, it's crazy to think about just, just imagine pro sports. Right. Can you imagine if, if like anybody could be on a pro sports team, just because they, you know what, I want to make those millions of dollars. So, but I'm not good at basketball, but you know, maybe I can just be on the team because it's, it'd be, it'd be more fair if you guys allow me to be on the team.

Just like, I feel like it'd be more fair, but everyone's so caught up in their fields, but it's just so irrational, you know? Yeah. Um, well I 

identify as back's unaided, so I wish people would leave me alone. 

Well, I can get you a car from Amazon. Get you a vaccination card. That'll that'll get you into those, those fancy New York restaurants.

That's okay. They'll let you go work out at the gym.

Really is astounding. As we wrap up our conversation on Afghanistan. Uh, here we are 20 years later, celebrating nine 11 Adam. Uh, and for those of us who aren't gen Z and remember what nine 11 was staring in front of the television screen, absolutely dumb founded, uh, feeling this sense of, uh, uh, of just more defied off.

Uh, we remember, we remember, uh, the missteps of, of S presidents not going in and just wiping out. Um, we're still dealing with that seed and understanding again, that worldview that I talked about, their worldview. Well, our rural view, we have a big news story and we forget about it yesterday. You know, think of, of the COVID situation.

We've all gone through. We forgot that. They said it's going to be two weeks to flatten the curve. And you know, now it doesn't matter because that's old news. We have the attention span of a poppy looking, getting distracted by a state we can't, but yet their world. Over there is generational. They think in the 50 hundreds, thousands worth of years, they have the waiting game.

And what has it cost us? The toll of this war has been like nothing else. I mean, thinking about that a hundred fifty, one hundred fifty seven people almost, you know, 1.5, uh, I mean, thinking of the thousands of people, 157,000 people have been killed in this engagement, this war in Afghanistan, not to mention the, the financial costs, 

the financial cost, the human cost.

And it's impossible not to listen to the gold star families, gold star moms on the news, you know, today and this week. And it's really impossible not to listen to that sincerely and feel something really, um, compelling. You know, it's just, it's not just a really provocative and. Emotional sort of, of result, you know, and, and of course it is, but the service members who have deployed to Afghanistan over the last 20 years, God bless them.

And thank you so much. Um, they, the people I have, I have family and close friends that have been over there and. You know, we haven't had a nine 11 since nine 11. Thank God we, we, we just haven't. And so, you know, I know that the work that our, the sacrifices that our, our citizens that are, that our soldiers, our troops have made to keep us safe.

They're their efforts were not. Uh, I think that our mission obviously was really messed up and we, when we switched over to nation building and obviously a lot of veterans will, will certainly agree with that. Um, and even leaving today, right. We're not going to leave any military, uh, groups as far as I know, to continue to wipe out, uh, terrorists cells as they pop up.

And that's what we, we 

sure will leave, uh, lots and lots of, uh, weapons for them to fight against us. Just, just in case, Hey, let me ask you something. As we look at what is happening in Afghanistan, uh, and I'm going to just take the two biggest news stories that. Are on the minds of everyone and in the United States, for those of you who are listening to other places, I would say that this, these are the two news stories, the two news stories that are on most people's minds, what's happening with COVID what's happening in Afghanistan.

And interestingly enough, I think if you look at some of the, uh, interweaving, there's some very telling similarities in these stories that, uh, that are problematic for some of those people who have enjoyed the luxury of telling us what to think and what to do. Uh, many, many people have turned, for example, COVID and vaccines into a political issue.

It is very polluted. Uh, but they've made it, all those Republicans, those conservative Christians, and yet the largest people group to not get vaccinated is black America. They have been telling us for years that black America is all about the Democrat. They, in fact, they say black America voted Joe Biden in and then overwhelming landslide.

So you can't just turn around and tell me now that suddenly this is all about, uh, conservatives that are resisting, you know, conservatives in America. Now I consider myself more of a libertarian. You do, you. I do me, you know, and, and, uh, stand for Liberty, um, for the most. Uh, conservatives in America have taken in, in our recent history, uh, more back-off government where, uh, liberals have taken, uh, let's let's let the government, you know, the, the people who know better than you idiots control everything.

Now, uh, I'd like to get your thoughts on this Adam, where we're dealing with the, the virus. We are seeing loss of Liberty. We're seeing, uh, coercion to, to take this jab. And if you don't believe me, they're telling you that coercion is not happening. Uh, look up what coercion means. Look up what coercion means.

It is putting you in a position where you have to make a tough choice in order to decide whether or not you're going to take this job. It's coercion, whether you agree with the vaccine and think it's a good thing or not, it is an, and it is infiltrating into our midst and taking away freedoms. People are 

looking at that, uh, and position mandates things that people are not basically asking for things that are being mandated like the, the whole do, as I say, not as I, as I do things is, is really typical of those who are coercing.

And if you look at some of the commonalities.

Here's an Afghanistan. And now also the, um, the, the, the failures that we're seeing now, uh, in respect of the COVID pandemic, corruption is a huge part of this and what creates corruption, right? 

Misinformation, money, corruption, misinformation, canceling now in Afghanistan as well. We're seeing some of the same patterns.

We didn't share information. We, we, we do this touchy, feely kind of a thing. We're telling you what to think. We're counseling out other voices. It's not okay to say this it's politically incorrect. So in both of these things, we're seeing how it is starting. We're starting to see the foundation of this ideology that has run rampant in America.

Crack. 

Absolutely. Well, so I don't know if you've caught wind of the, so this, this, uh, writer, Craig Whitlock, uh, he released something in the Washington post of all of all publications recently. Um, and it was this, uh, it was like it was coverage of this $11 million, uh, study called the lessons learned study.

That basically was a series of lots of interviews with about 600 us officials with really, really close ties to everything in Afghanistan, from three presidents to the lowest level, um, diplomat. And we spent Michele $300 million every single day for 20 years, $300 million a day for 20 years in Afghanistan.

And the lessons learned project revealed that something like 30 to 40% of that money. Was fraudulently used. And so the reason why this, this situation in Afghanistan has failed so terribly as because of the corruption that we were, that we allowed to grow like a virus within the nation that we tried to build in Afghanistan.

Um, the, the generals and the, the, anybody with a gun in leadership would take money and with money, they would take power that wasn't theirs to take. And so now here we are in the U S with COVID, right. And we're seeing how people are using really just fear and money to take positions of power within.

Political structures. And a lot of that is tapping into the private sector of our country to use like social media, as a communication outlet for propaganda and tapping into a third party fact checkers. And, you know, it's just follow the money. Right. And you can see that those third party fact checkers that represent themselves as unbiased.

Well, it turns out that they're actually not quite so unbiased. Um, Michelle earlier, I shared with you this, uh, this thing I came across called, uh, big tech funding.org, and there's an organization called the American principles project. And they've been looking at, you know, left and right groups, conservative groups.

Um, and when I say conservative, I mean like the heritage foundation, the Federalist society, Republican governors association, but then of course also groups on the right and the far sorry, on the left and the far left. And what they try to do is they're trying to create more transparency in the information that we see and what the source of that information might really be.

And so big tech funding.org created this app. It's a browser extension that you can basically add to your browser. And when you're on Twitter, it will, it will basically tag and show you leveraging publicly available data. It'll show you, you have the Twitter accounts that are out there where the money comes from.

So, uh, political leaders, organizations, it's a really cool tool. And so, yeah, check out big tech funding.org, and you know, a lot of the data that it's using, stuff that these organizations have to publicly disclose. But when you look at the name of these organizations, You know, you don't really think about where that money might come from.

You just hear some, some kind of vague, uh, nonprofit name, like the American greatness foundation or the American greatness project or something like that. You know, you're just like, oh, American greatness. It must be good. Um, when in fact then you learn that maybe it's tied to, you know, and I don't know, I'm not speaking to that as an organization specifically, just an example here, but then you learn where the money comes from and you realize that they actually have an agenda.

And so why are they spreading the kind of messaging that they're spreading? Well, it's because they have an agenda and they're trying to basically impose that agenda on us. So yeah, don't, don't 

ever believe what you say, head up fact, checkers on Facebook and YouTube and other social media. It's the same kind of thing, huh?

Exactly right. I've been edible. 

Listen to that. They have an agenda, right? Is Google fund that third party fact checkers. Why does Facebook fund them? Oh, wait. Facebook's non-partisan unbiased. Uh, third-party oversight board is funded by Facebook. I mean, come on. Like, if, if, if, if an organization is paying your bills and paying your salary and you're supposed to be critical of them, don't you think you're going to be a little bit nice to them?

A little bit soft. Yeah. 

Well, let's talk about, uh, uh, hip piece on Larry elder, um, that as we start to see foundation's crack let's, let's take that on. 

Oh my gosh. Did you hear that? Um, Larry elder, right? He's a, apparently a white supremacy. Explain that to me. Okay. 

I will, I will explain that to you. They have, uh, some of I'm going to find some of this.

Okay. So Larry elder. Yeah. Larry elder. Um, he has, um, talked about global warming as a PA a myth. Um, he has established the medical establishment as being someone that you should question go figure. 

So according to the LA times, it doesn't say the N word, right. They literally criticized how he has made actual verbal references to that terrible racist term of the N word because of the, the way he pronounces the last, like two letters of that word.

Uh, he says, he, he says earth and not up. Oh my God. That's why he's like, are you kidding me? Because the guy I can pronounce words. He's he's a white supremacist. He's like, it just, it just, it's such a ridiculous, well, and he offered 

no push back. I'm reading this, I'm reading this. Let's say he offered no pushback.

When a doctor last month called into his nationally syndicated radio show and suggested that COVID 19 vaccines were dangerous. He didn't offer any pushbacks. He just let the guy talk. He should've canceled 

him. He must be racist. Then he is 

racist. That's why 

it's just such garbage. You know, here you have a, an actually like seriously good contender for the governorship in California.

Someone who really wants to turn that data around someone who I think he's is his position on things is very clear. He's been on the radio for a long time. Uh, he's a well-spoken well-educated guy and go figure. We already see. Uh, exercises and ballot fraud taking place in California, people are already freaking out.

Governor Gavin Newsome is freaking out because he knows that Larry elder could very well find himself taking that position as governor Gavin Newsome is basically pleading with people with really got a bunch of bobbleheads of people that people just kind of say yes to whatever he's saying or asking.

Um, it's like, he's talking to a bunch of friendly litters of like, yeah, whatever you say, Gavin. Yeah. We're, we're going to be there for you. Um, he's not talking to the people that he's driven out of the state. He's not talking to the business owners that he's basically driven out of business. He's not talking to the center.

He's not talking to the, to the right. He's only talking to his inner circle and to the far left. And, and as a matter of fact, I think that might be why he could very well lose his seat as governor. He can get ousted, 

California can continue down the path that they're in. And I, you know, if that's what they want to do, I think it's, it's absolutely fine.

It gives us reference to what works and what doesn't work. I mean, we've seen that in other cities, I was talking with a guest this last week, Chicago, you know, you could see, um, you can see just on different sides of a border, uh, what difference uh, politics can make when one is broke and the other is flourishing.

What's going on? It's we can look at that in what's happening in Florida while, uh, the media is just. Be rating Florida and even manipulating the numbers to tell a story that just isn't quite what's going on. Uh, it's not that we, we look, we look at what's happening in Florida and, uh, it's being demonized and yet their actual numbers are really no different.

Thank California where COVID is concerned. 

You mentioned Chicago right last week in Chicago alone, three mass shootings, seven killed 39 wounded. I mean, you talk about polar opposites, right? 

Well, that's because we have too much policing. We have too 

many 

rights. Yes. Too many policing and, and a place where the gun laws are about as strict as they get.

Um, yeah, we have too many too much policing. 

If you just continue to ban guns, criminals will finally get the message and say, you know what? This is, this is wrong. And that they won't go to community counselors and they will have a one. One of those, see, like we were doing with the Taliban that worked right.

It'll cook by all roasted marshmallows. This is where our world's going to be. Look we're following world people. Not everybody wants to by, uh, it's. It's crazy. 

Not everybody can dance, like bill de Blasio at times square, when it's all shut down, you know, not everybody can go to the fancy French restaurant, Gavin Newsome, not everybody can go to a fancy salon, like Nancy Pelosi.

Like, let me get that salon private, please, you know? Oh. And then it's just, it's just like, it's just such ridiculousness. Right? And I think about, well, I guess a couple of words come to mind. Dereliction of duty, right? Dereliction of duty, Lori Lightfoot, Gavin Newsome, you know, Gavin Newsom's argument to like to keep him as governor was well, guys, If I was, if, if I weren't governor Kamala Harris would have never been.

Uh, given, given that seat in the Senate, she never would have been vice president. If I wasn't governor, this never would have happened. Well, I mean, speaking of dereliction of duty, right? She, she barely showed up at the border. She was, she was like at border extended, you know, she was like, well, I'll get there for the photo op maybe.

Okay. But now she says in the last couple of weeks that she's going to get it. Bottom of the problem and what it really is is those, you know, those second rate people and south American countries that aren't as smart as us and, and not as good as us and not as able, uh, we're going to deal with their poverty, which, you know, okay, that's great, uh, dealing with some of the issues there, but how about, uh, protecting our border and keeping some of the dangers out of the United States of America?

Uh, look when we have too many bureaucrats, uh, we have too many monkeys running the circus. So we are in a place where we are dealing with crazy. Um, the Supreme court, by the way, reinstated the Trump stay in Mexico order. That was kind of an interesting, uh, new story this week. Speaking of. 

It had to happen, had to happen, you know, it's, it's, we're, we're talking about now.

Okay, well, we have this, this tragedy, this awful situation in Kabul, and we're going to now bring immigrants in and people that really need to escape parent, we're going to bring them into the country. Now, noting that we still have like 200,000 people per month coming flooding across the border with these COVID infection rates of, was it 30% I think is what we saw last week or so per, per, per, per, per month or so.

Um, it's got to stop, right? It's got to stop. I was talking to my uncle and the situation on the border here in south Texas is absolutely dire. I mean, it's a hot situation and you're not hearing about it on the, on the, in the media or on the, in the news. Uh, and certainly Kamala Harris didn't, didn't go to, to see what's actually happening.

Um, we had two congressmen who went to Kabul to see what was going on this week, put themselves in harm's way to make sure that they understood the situation. VP Harris is staying as far from that as possible, but, but she calls it. A priority. Um, nothing that she says as a priority is actually a priority to her or her or, or Biden's administration.

The border is not 

a priority to you. Listen to what they say, look at what they do. Let me tell you a real story coming out of Texas, uh, while visiting there recently, um, in a beautiful little neighborhood south of Houston, one morning, uh, a dead body was found just in a field next to this. I mean, beautiful little upper middle class, maybe neighborhood, um, astounding, you know, the kind of field that kids play in what was going on.

Well, what people in the area have said is that oftentimes what you see is people that have come into the country with. Assistance of some of the cartel, the cartel owned them. They don't just pay to get across the border. They don't just pay for that passage. They pay for the rest of their life. They are owned and if they do not pay, they take it out in blood, in your neighborhoods.

Now that's in Texas. Oh, what do we care about? Texas? They're hardly vaccinated anyway. Uh, but, but it is infiltrating into the rest of America. As we plane and bus people into a neighborhood near you. So while you're coming down on your neighbors and your friends, because they're not, they're not wearing their mask or they're not vaccinated and they don't care about people and people's lives.

We are busing people in by the thousands to your neighborhood who have not been screened for COVID, who probably haven't been vaccinated, who don't really necessarily care if they are or not. And have a nice, cute little connection to the cartel. So you tell 

me. Well, it's not just the cartels with the, with those trying to come across the border.

It's also the way the cartels are interacting with American citizens. And we're not just talking about adults. We're talking about teenagers as well. They're using teenagers as a tool. They're paying teenagers cash to be coyotes, to transport people. Once, once they're on the U S side, Hey, I need that teenager to get this group of people from a to B.

So they're the cartels, employing our kids to move people, to move drugs, to move weapons, to move cash. You know, it's, it's, it's, there's so much other stuff that happens on the fringe. 

Okay. 

So much other stuff that happens. Let's bring it full circle to what we were talking about at the beginning of our show today.

And that is the terror. Terrorism that's happening in Afghanistan. You've got an open border with people who hate the United States. I feel now that we have no strength. Yeah. And we will just lie down and take it. Don't tell me that there's not a concern there, but what the concern really is is what we consider terrorism as nine 11 as approach the white house had.

This was a, this is an older story, uh, had said that we have to be careful of, uh, domestic terrorism. You know, the kind of people who, uh, believe that maybe Trump was elected, uh, the kind of people that aren't vaccinated. I mean, we're talking about normal Americans. 

Michelle was actually before we started today, I got a text from my brother-in-law and this is something that I want to report back on next week.

But it's the text alone, scared the crap out of me. And basically to your point about all of those people that supported Trump or all those people that maybe didn't support Trump, but just didn't support Biden. Right. They just, there was, I don't know, man, maybe somebody different, any so influencers news, personalities, Michelle sand.

Yeah. Um, influencers, news, personalities, uh, politicians, and now also congressmen people on Twitter, uh, are, are basically now being targeted for a subpoena from the far left Democrats in Congress. They want everyone's personal data, every text, every phone call every time. 

Yeah. This is news. This is news from this last week, the FBI, by the way, has not been able to establish a plan insurrection on January 6th.

Let me repeat that and give you more information. The FBI has not, not been able to establish the plan insurrection on January 6th, this in, despite despite all of the media referencing the labeling of the media, the vast majority of charges, concern, trespass, unlawful parroting, uh, there is an absence of a major insurrection or sedition prosecution, and, um, there's been little done to.

Rain in the media is reporting of look, if they want to report that this was an insurrection that, that this was sedition. What do they, what, why did we call what happened in my town, Seattle, Washington, when they said this is an autonomous zone, no more. We're not taking brules from anybody. We have complete autonomy here.

Why weren't they calling it that? Why was that called the summer of love? When there were little, there were young men who were killed, not by, not by the radical right, going in, but by their own, they were eating their own. And for m

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I was, I been canceled on, on YouTube. Uh, one of my videos on Facebook, just as a post where I was posting. A doctor, uh, that was talking microbiologist. I believe he was talking about our immune system and how, when children are born, uh, they do not have a developed immune system. They have to crawl on the ground.

They have to put things in their mouth to expose themselves. He said, we need to expose our immune. And if we're held up in our homes and we're sanitizing all the time, when we finally get out, our immune system is going to be crap and we're going to get sick. Facebook took that down. They said that people will not be able to view this because our independent fact checkers that found that this, that the information you're.

Sharing is partially untrue. I'm like, okay, what part is not true? Yeah. Little gen gen Z kid. Who's maybe out of college, not a virologist, not a microbiologist. Not. Or just, you know, someone somewhere has decided that this is partially untrue, really. Okay. So you tell me what is truth? Well, they will say it is the we're going to go with the, maybe the CDC we're going to go with, you know, the government, you know what, if you do not challenge those people, you don't know that what they are saying.

Is indeed true. That's what free speech is all about. However, let's get into some of the news stories today. Uh, what is a lie? On social media, the Taliban, Michelle and Adam penciled the Taliban. Well that's okay. Let's talk about female, mute away lesions. Let's uh, try to, uh, talk about world domination and the mass killing of many people.

That's fine. That's fine. But oh yeah. Let's talk about how women have to cover up every, every day. You know, it's just it's so

um,

uh, some, some, some, some representatives  Facebook or Google or Twitter and they're

you know,

daily vacation texts companies. And so finding that guidance is

So you  politicians with those who are running these companies.

By default

spreading hate. Um, or we, we believe that if our politicians are controlling those decisions that, that big tech

here are on our ground.

the Taliban man on Twitter. And at least

that's

Uh, they use the

professor all week, um, in front of her, in front of my microphones, Twitter. And, and, and, and they're trying to use this to establish for their soon to be totalitarian government and

to protect their interests that's last week. And there was side by side protests. Uh, ask us for their right work, you know, and so one of the earliest

literally inconclusive. That was the word from, uh, and, uh, in negotiations between tele-health theaters. Um, same way we have

among other, other terrible things. It's just, it's such a joke. It's such a joke. When, when you look at it, In

on,  designated global because of that. Facebook and Google do not allow the tele-health in their platforms specifically, but little, little drivers. I'm not for sure what the deal is with the Taliban.

I'll be real controversial here. I'm going to say as heinous as that is, if you're going to have it on there, you should at least have consistently. Right. Do you hear what I'm saying? You shouldn't be canceling someone because they're saying, wait, isn't it, isn't this a vaccine still unproven and why are we doing this?

And, uh, here are some of the facts that people are saying, but that gets counseled. Or, or when we were seeing people getting canceled, because they said. COVID center in Wu Han. And now in Wu Han, this COVID 19 is coming out. Is there a connection I canceled? You should, you know, either you allow everything or you have consistently.

Oh, no problem.

posting good content, good content. And I'm going to say bad content, too. Uh, extreme content sometimes, uh, conspiracy theories, but thing is conspiracy theories. Their ideas. Why are you afraid of ideas? Just, just allow people. I mean, we have the wealth of human knowledge right here at our fingertips. Tell me why we can't research it ourselves.

Well, yeah, I mean, it was the Washington post  series, not even 10, 10 months ago saying, Hey, Google, on this source of the Corona virus, literally

garbage. We can't talk about it. And now here we are, August is 2021. And that looks like that's what . Yeah, probably did come coming from the one  that's definitely, I'm going to stop you there for just a moment. Uh, Adam, I guess we're having technical difficulties. And so what I would like to do is use this as a tease and see if we can, uh, take a break and, uh, we'll start live streaming again and just.

Okay.

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Hey, welcome to my Michelle live, where we take on issues of the day news of the day. And we try to marry it with a deeper story. We call it the God story. If there's a God, what's he doing out there? What's he doing in all of this? What does he expect of you? Can we see signs of him? Is there a deeper story?

Is there a worldview that makes sense in all of this? And can that give you hope? Because there's not a lot of it, no matter where you look there, there just seems to be endless chaos and absolutely. Craziness, no joke. So we're, we're going to be looking at this show as the end of the week and a week in review.

we call it the risk report because we joined with Adam Rosari. He is my co-host and looking back at the news of the week now. This up my friend. Welcome. I'm glad to have yet with me today, uh, right on we, we do some digging for the news of the week. The things that people are oftentimes most talking about, maybe the most Googled issues, the issues that.

Most of us, uh, and the issues that are often under reported or spin doctor to the point where you're not hearing all of the news. So you need an outlet. That's why we give it to you. And we try to go with the most mainstream stories. So that we're not just pulling off of obscure things. So people aren't saying, well, yeah, you know, you, you D you have that's PO dunk news.com,

or you told me JFK Jr. Is not coming back this week. And that's not to say that there's not a. Sources that aren't finding really good news and aren't onto something, but for the sake of argument, that is what we do makes it hard to argue against doesn't it. So, uh, Adam, welcome. And here's the deal? There's an experiment that is being performed on you as you're listening you Adam.

Me. Yeah. Yeah. Along with 1.6. Uh, I'm sorry. Yeah, at least I think it's 1.6. I'm checking my sources here. 1.6 billion people in 70 countries, it's an experiment. Right. And that experiment much like other things we go with it. This is what we do. This is, and we think we know what's best, but in reality and less listen closely, unless we're challenging that.

And we're bringing in other ideas. We keep doing it again and again and again, and think we know best. No, we're not talking about the vaccine yet. We're talking about, so bird else that it affects all of us. It's called daylight savings time. We sure are. We sure are. You know, so when the daylight savings time happened and by the way, daylight saving time, apparently daylight savings is not the right way to do it.

And I just said it wrong because that's how we grew. We grew up with it. It's daylight, saving time. However, um, I think in, in pop culture, and then in the course of time, we've officially changed. Yeah, well, maybe my, maybe my mother-in-law has something to do with it. Like when she goes to Walmart, she's going to Walmarts.

Uh, so when we're talking about daylight saving time, we're talking about daylight savings time. Uh, this, this actually started back in the early 19 hundreds. This, you know, this British architect, this English guy named William Willett, uh, two W's there. He basically was his architect that proposed this idea of changing.

Back. And so he proposed it to the British parliament in 1907 and in 1900 in 1908, they were like, well, perhaps that's a good idea. Perhaps we could S we could conserve coal that way. And so they actually use daylight savings time as a way to conserve fuel, uh, during world war one. And so then the U S adopted it in 1918.

And now here we are in 2021. Everybody now is Googling. Okay. Well, when exactly is daylight savings time, there I go, right. Daylight savings exactly as daylight saving time. And it's going to be 2:00 AM on Sunday. That's when we're supposed to fall back an hour. Um, but, but you know, Marco Rubio thinks this is kind of stupid.

And I was like, and I was kind of thinking about that too. I was like, well, I mean is changing our clock stupid. We have to always Google when it is. Um, I'm always asking myself who is this ambassador of time? That came up with this and the truth is, is that geek, is it doctor who the ambassador of time?

Yeah, that's right. That's right. That's exactly it. Well, maybe Congress in our case is the, the ambassador of time. Um, it was the uniform time act of 1966. Uh, that said that states must change the clocks to daylight saving time at a specified time or, uh, and day or. Standard time, which is just like central standard Eastern standard, Pacific standard time.

Um, but, but on a state, by state basis, you are able to opt out of daylight, saving time. So, you know, in the United States, not everybody changes their clocks, right. There's mountain time. There's Hawaii. I know they don't change their clocks. Arizona doesn't change their clocks or most of Arizona, at least, um, Puerto Rico Guam, the American Samoa, and then the, uh, the us Virgin islands.

But Marco Rubio saying, you know what guys, why don't we just like, put a stop to this? If we're gonna, you know, change it every year. It's just kind of a pain. Now we have 19 states that are saying, you know, what would, would we be better off if we just like, don't change our clocks back. If we keep the day, if we keep our daylight, you know, it's going to be brighter in the evening hours.

It's it's going to, you know, the sun's not going to go down quite so fast. Wait a minute. You being, God knew what he was talking about. Maybe God knew what he was talking about. Right? Like maybe by keeping those, those, those night and evening hours a little bit more illuminated, maybe we'll have. Uh, reduce just a little bit, um, maybe we'll have less traffic accidents.

Um, there might be some energy implications, like when the, when the weather's maybe a little bit warmer or cooler. Um, but you know, like why are we really trying to sit here? And just kind of make life complicated. Not a lot. I like that feeling of the extra hour of sleep. I'm not going to lie. Oh, they did not like an extra hour sleep and we're being lazy.

There's science to it. And that's what I wanted to take on. Think about the serious complications, the. Health complications that happen because of daylight savings time. I want to play a little bit, uh, it's called sleeping with science. It's a Ted talk. The sleep associated consequences are more significant than you may realize.

For example, in the spring, when we lose one hour of sleep, there is a subsequent 24% relative increase in heart attacks. In contrast, in the form in the autumn. When we gain an hour of sleep, there is a. 1% reduction in heart attacks. Isn't that incredible. And I should also note that we see similar changes in things such as road, traffic accidents, strokes, and tragically suicide rates.

In fact, even the cloud suffers with certain stock market returns, taking a downswing, following the shift to daylight saving time, and that one hour of lost sleep. This is how fragile our brains, our bodies, and even our societies are when it comes to sleep. But said more positively, even just small increases in sleep can have immediate as well as longterm health benefits.

So rather than thinking of sleep as a cost, we can instead think of sleep as one of the very best investments we can. Think about that. And Adam, it's not just about, uh, getting, getting more sleep right now. Uh, oh, I'm sorry. It is. It's about getting more sleep right now. It's not about, uh, daylight savings time and yeah, we see this increase, but we're talking about immediate effects.

Like the next day kind of affects. Well, it seems to me that with the same urgency of mandated vaccines and mandated masks, we should be talking about mandated sleep to prevent the total decline and failure of our society. I mean, my goodness, especially with heart disease. And hypertension being such a problem in our country.

My goodness, you guys, in March, we're screwed. We lose an hour of sleep. Maybe Marco Rubio's honest, something, maybe science is science. Maybe science is science. And what is science? Science is where you challenge things. Science is where you have open dialogue because the science of the day said. Hey, we could save energy.

This is better for people, but as time goes on, you see, well, maybe this isn't better. Maybe we were designed in a way that, uh, just like your phone. It doesn't work really well if it's not on the charger, right. You're not going to be working on 100% where we need. To be recharged. That's how our bodies were formed.

So we ignore that and think that we are beyond that we've evolved and we find out, no, actually you haven't. So this is where science needs to be challenged. And that's where I like to challenge people who freak out because of our broadcast every week, because it's a concern that you're afraid. Of that challenge.

What are you afraid of that your going to be proven more, right? Are you afraid that we're going to become better as a society or are you afraid of being wrong? Um, being afraid of progress, right? Being afraid of the facts. That's man, that's the way to live your life. Let's just ask things and seek to understand.

No, but what, what tends to happen is that we have gone to a place where we are. We have shut out so many voices and we think that we're we've achieved something, but in reality, there's a silent minority or a majority that has seemed to be the minority that is starting to speak out. And it's making people a little uncomfortable and we're seeing that this week a big, huge news story.

Oh, well, I had to do with voting day in Virginia. Whew. Voting day is always a fun time for me. I just love it. Just see the spirit of just the American spirit, right. Come to life and let people go out there and express their, their views. Um, whether their views that I agree with or not, I, I just hope that they participate.

You know, a lot of sacrifice went into protecting the rights that we have. And, um, we see other countries around ours start to lose their rights and we even see some of, some of that degradation take place in our own country. We have one person to blame in many cases and it's ourselves. So voting is a big deal and Virginia was a very, very highly participated race.

Uh, in terms of, uh, of voter participation on a per state basis, Texas, the participation was embarrassingly low. Um, I think it was just about 9% of the state actually voted for, for a race that, uh, impacted the Texas constitution in eight different ways. Most of them pretty small minor impacts. Very. I would say opposite of a controversy, all election here in Texas for the most part, but every state is different right in Virginia was one of the states that had a very, very highly contested race.

I mean, just 12 months ago for Virginia was a state that went to Biden by over 10 percentage points, very, very safely blue state, um, New Jersey, also a state that very, very, you know, you could say isn't a safe zone for, for, for the blue side of the fence, but New Jersey was a toss-up, uh, their incumbent governor almost lost.

I kept it by, by, by a thread. Um, but then in Virginia, man, I mean this, this very pro Biden state, this election that was really focusing on, on education taxes, COVID mandates. Uh, but then also. The one of the candidates, the one that lost just, it seems like his only focus was on the concept of orange man.

Bad. It's like you had a, you had two different races going on in the Virginia race. You had, you had young Kim campaigning against McAuliffe, but then you had McAuliffe campaigning against former president Trump. And I think the Virginia voters. They saw right through it. And, and that's why Younkin won this race.

There was at one point, Michelle, you've heard of the Lincoln project. It's a really disgusting organization in many ways. Um, they literally hired a group of people to act like white supremacists and hire these people to stand in front of youngins campaign bus. Well also notable though. One of the people that were hired to be a part of this group of fake white supremacists, uh, was a black dude.

It's like if there's any political party in our country that can look at a black person and say, that looks like a white supremacy to me. I mean, it's definitely like the socialist side of the far left. Um, just a disgusting display of. I mean, I have nothing related to the substance of this particular election.

The reason why Yuncken won is because. People started screwing with moms and started screwing with kids at the school board level, trying to really start educating kids on the, on the idea that they're racist from the day of their birth, that they're racist on day one. It's just, that's just total garbage.

Um, I mean, I know when I was a baby, I didn't know hardly anything I've seen. I've seen two and three-year-olds, uh, color on the walls with like poop, you know, like that, that's just a, a. Uh, a small human doing something very like infant tile. Um, so to kind of look at the substance of this particular election, one thing that the far left totally missed side of the fact was that for the first time in history, Virginia elected a Lieutenant governor, who is the first woman of color to take that position of power.

Uh, the Lieutenant governor, uh, winsome Sears, she was a former Marine born in Germany. The first woman of color to be Lieutenant governor of Virginia. I mean, nobody on MSNBC or CNN is talking about that. Uh, at all. They're just talking about the fact that there was a lot of voter participation. They think it's a positive thing Biden's trying to spend live Virginia laws.

It's like, like, it doesn't mean something bad for him. I guess his substance as a leader on everything they've been doing, that's what politicians do, but we're starting to see through it. I mean, we have seen through it. We've realized we have to pay attention. Um, this isn't about slamming Democrats. Um, as much as it is slamming the extremism, slamming the quelling of different voices slamming the way, the minute you, you have hijacked absolutely everything and have left behind, uh, traditional American values, biblical values, anything, but, but your agenda, you propel special rights, not equal rights.

And you don't allow any kind of discourse that would help any of those things get better. That's I think what the message I saw out of the Virginia elections and what's happening in the country around us, we have become, um, totally. Definitely Michelle. I want to read this quote that I got from a Democrat, a Biden voter from Virginia.

Um, cause I think it's very telling and. It speaks to what I think a lot of Democrats are feeling. And when I say Democrats, I'm not saying like the socialists, the super far left, I'm saying like your, your moderate Democrats, people that will listen to both sides of an argument, right? Uh, here's a Democrat voter, Tia Scott, a 35 year old mother of three.

Uh, she works as a customer services representative and she's from Norfolk. And so she's basically saying in her quote, and I'll read it to you in a second. She says, basically everything was harder today than it was 12 months ago. Uh, Tia Scott says the cost of living has been high. The cost of food is going up gas prices too.

And jobs are still laying off people saying it's about COVID. I voted for Biden. Really? I was going to vote for anybody. But it seems like it was all talk. Now I see all the ads were just bad. It's just because you say you can do all of that stuff on an ad doesn't mean you can do it. So it's, it's, it's troubling for Democrats now to kind of see the result of, of this particular election, not the one that happened this week, but the one in 2020, and then over the November election.

So, okay. Here we are a year past that election. A year, past the approval for the, for the COVID vaccines. And we're still talking about COVID mitigation efforts. We're still talking about COVID restrictions and they're affecting our every day, our every part of life, um, the economy isn't working, uh, we're talking about literally firing first responders who were the heroes that, that really address COVID head on from, from day one, when we really didn't know.

Quite what COVID even was. Right? Like these people were literally throwing themselves at what could have been Ebola, you know, they didn't know, and now we're firing them for not being vaccinated, but not even being like, so not even being honest enough with ourselves to ask if maybe they have natural immunity, maybe they have the antibodies.

Maybe they won't need to be vaccinated. Right. Maybe that's how. Yeah, we'd be honest with ourselves. This is the world that we're, we're living in and why we take it on every single week. Let's talk briefly about what this could mean for the midterm elections. Don't tell me people aren't getting nervous out there.

If they are on the extreme left-hand side of the left hand side. You know, it's interesting, right? Because you see the spinsters right. You see the gin sockies out there and they're basically trying to kind of double down. And we saw that with, with Pelosi, um, and, and her in the latest, uh, the infrastructure and social, uh, bill that they're trying to ramp through Congress, and that's going to fail miserably because we have.

Good. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know if good's the right word, but we have reasonable leaders through Joe Manchin and Kirsten Sinema who will do the right thing for their constituents. And they'll actually vote based on what they think is right. Not based on what Biden is telling them to do. Um, And so she's adding a bunch of garbage to that bill, um, before it gets to the signing to the voting table.

Uh, the, the midterms are really gonna kind of focus on things like CRT and education. Uh, those are not going away, even though Michelle we've seen, we've seen people in the media now try to say, oh, well, CRT is actually not a real thing. Now CRT doesn't actually exist. Oh, well it does exist because we've been seeing our school boards be taken over by CIT and the garbage of that theory now for a year.

Yeah, he does it exist. We're not used to beat some of us lay down, then take that and listen to what we're told, because we're told this is the right thing. We're told that, uh, these people know more and some people lay down and take it, but it's not really the American way. We're more rugged individualists.

Now that has its downsides at times, but we. R w we're skeptical, we've embraced freedom. Those of us who've grown up with freedom and not been indoctrinated. Um, we're not used to that. And we're like, wait a minute. I want to hear more. And even if it's a side that you believe in, you start here getting some of that truth and you start thinking for yourself, it's just who we are.

I've had to do that. With issues that we'll talk about it in a little bit and, and mold things based on what we're finding is true. The issue of the, one of the biggest issues of this week, and actually this month is, uh, what you saw in Virginia is an outpouring of people trying to find a way to. Talk back the SA again, the silent majority, that's been busy about their, their world, their day that sees critical race theory, uh, sees the alphabet agenda, sees a lot of the firings of, of people because of vaccination status and.

Ignorance where, uh, differing scientific discoveries where Corona and the vaccine are concerned being shut out where we see social media counseling people w people are, are trying to find a way. To fight back. And now the biggest thing, if you haven't heard about it. Well, it is, uh, let's go Brandon and let's go.

Brandon is actually a saying that's gone on around the country. There has been in a lot of sporting events, um, public gatherings, people shouting F Joe Biden, right? Part of, part of the silent majority, the, the more conservative at this at, at this stage of history mindset has been to be a little more respectful.

In, in a lot of areas, not every area I've been on social media. Okay. So I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna paint a overly rosy picture, but as a whole, you've seen gatherings for concerts at the venue and it's thrashed. You see a conservative, uh, protest or rally and people are picking up trash. That's co it's.

They're necessarily better people. It is because that's kind of the mindset. It's, it's a respect. It's a respect for America. It's a respect for, for people. It's a recognition oftentimes of a higher authority being. Uh, it's not very godly to be, oh, that's Joe Biden. Then they're not saying that they're saying the full thing.

Well, something happened that is, to me, a sign of that's kind of that mindset take, tried to take a better road, a higher road, a more respectful road. So people have adopted let's go. Brandon. Why? Well, there was a, there was a. NASCAR expended the series race on October 2nd. And. It held the winner, Brandon Brown, doing a press conference just after his big win.

And the NBC sports reporter said, uh, was chanting in the background and said, oh, they're saying let's go Brandon. Um, You take a lesson and you see what you think. Oh my God. It's just such an unbelievable Brandon. You also told me, as you can hear the chance from the, the crowd, let's go, Brandon, Brandon, you told me you were going to kind of hang back those first two stages and just watch it.

Yeah. That's not what the crowds was saying. You can listen to the whole, the whole video. And not what they were saying, but it's almost, to me funny that the media is tone deaf. Yeah. That's what they're saying. They're saying let's go brand them because it is inconceivable to. Well, Michelle, you know, what's crazy.

So following that now you have, so you have a song now by an artist named Bryson gray. He's a rapper and his song called Brandon, literally topped a Dell at number one for downloads in iTunes. So you have this, this new emerging artist. He was a part of, a lot of the, uh,

These vaccinations. Somebody's got to do it. Let's go. Brandon. Gumnut Kenny, let's go. Franny pandemic Gabriel. They just planted. Hey, let's don't Franny. When you ask questions, they stop fanning. Hey. Hey. Let's Hey, go. Let's go.

let's go sprinting. And it became real. They just planted Paige. The interesting, uh, video and you, is this a guy, a white supremacist? I'm just wondering you might have to help me out here. What I wanted to point out is that going from F Joe Biden to let's go Brandon, which is a little bit more classy. This is something that I've had to, um, Wrestle with.

And not just in one way, I want to be real honest about this. I thought let's go, Brandon is so much more classy and I'm glad that people have embraced it because it does take a bit of a higher road. I was at a cracking game last night. And, uh, because I live in the city of Seattle, it's our brand new, uh, NHL hockey team.

And they won, got their first hat trick at any rate. Uh, we in Seattle have not been very creative yet. We have one chance and one chance to only love let's go crack. That's all we've got. Right. Um,

I found myself here and there say, let's go Brandon. And then I was thinking to myself that goes against everything. I've talked about it, sports you, I don't want to mix politics and sports. I don't want to have your political agenda in my face. Chanted. I don't, and I don't want any doing that either. So I was conflicted and, you know, I was realizing though, the reason that's happening.

Is on one end when you have all of the voice, all of the power, all of the social media, all of the canceling ability. And you're sitting there with your Antifa flags at the soccer match. You're not brave, you know, it's not really doing anything. Um, What people with the let's go, Brandon thing are doing, I'm still conflicted on it.

But what I see happening is I can't say what I want to say on social media. I can't say here, what I, what I, the alternative ideas are science. Facts by the media. I'm being spoonfed PLA pablum that I'm supposed to just believe I'm being shut down and called a domestic terrorist at my PTA meetings. It's crazy that people are trying to find a place where they can peacefully take that high road and say, we're out here.

We're here. There are some of us here in Seattle, uh, where it is the people's Republic of Seattle. It's very difficult to, to have an alternative voice for some. So that let's go. Brandon is almost a rallying cry. No, it's not. As some have said it's for the Trumpsters it's it's beyond that. What it's saying is that.

Anyone who has an alternative idea, stop, just labeling us. We're tired of what's what this administration is. Allowing our freedoms are under assault. They very much are under assault. You know, let's go Brandon, it's one of, and I'm kind of with you on this, Michelle too. And I'm sitting here wearing a let's go Brandon shirt, you know?

Um, but the, the idea of, so explicitly ridiculed. The leader of the nation, Joe Biden, uh, or any leader for that matter. There's always going to be a conflict in me about that, because at the end of the day, It isn't a lot of ways the United States versus the rest of the world. But, you know, I think when Joe Biden was elected people that didn't vote for Joe Biden saw a guy who's been in power for almost 50 years.

Who, for the most part, it's been a bit of a guy who just kind of goes with the flow and does what he's told. Um, but overall, a pretty non principled guy. Who's more of a moderate politician and moderate leader of sorts, but. When he took office and he truly exposed himself for what he is, which I think is kind of amounted to a puppet of sorts.

A lot of people that were trying to give them a chance on day one, even though they didn't vote for him, felt betrayed by this guy who went so far left and, you know, sports specifically. Let's be pretty honest about where we're at in America. Uh, we're not hearing all of the news on the voter fraud. That calls into question.

Potentially, let me be balanced here. Uh, the election results. There have been some issues that. Has have been ignored by the media. There've been some court issues that have shown some real problems with the election process. Now I'm not going to say that it shows at, at this point, uh, for the sake of, of balanced.

I'm not going to say it just proves beyond the shadow of a doubt. Joe Biden, the president. Trump's the president. What I am getting to say is that if it calls into question, then there's going to be people that are going to say, wait a minute, is this really the president? But I'm with you as. As it stands right now.

Fine. I I'm all for taking the courts. Let's let's see what really happened and sorted out legally until that time. Joe Biden is the president of the United States right now. And as such, I respect the office of the president. That's in the story because I'm an American. And I respect that just like I sing out loud and proud when, when the national Anthem is played, having said that we're America and that president deserves to be under scrutiny to not be held up to a different standard than Donald Trump was held up.

That's that is absolutely not. Okay. My question is through all of this and some of them. Abuse of power. Uh, the first responders, uh, nurses who were heroes, Joe Biden, literally saying, yeah, fire him. Let him go. Oh, thank you, Mr. Callous. I appreciate that. These are things that we absolutely should be talking about, but my other question is, as we listen to.

The stammering babbling, the let's talk about space aliens and camp. Finish a sentence. Uh, there, there should be some concern. We had every news outlet when Donald Trump was in office. Experts on psycho babbling and psychoanalyzing without actually meeting face to face. And I think that was fair to say. I don't know if he's competent.

Where are those experts today? Even when we have one of the biggest meetings of all nations coming together in the cop 26 cop 26, and we have Biden copying. I probably would have been doing like a lot of what Joe Biden was doing at this thing. Like, I don't blame him for his sins where he was. I know, like he was literally documented on video, like getting, taking a nap, right?

Like. Well, these eyes are closed for 22 seconds before one of his aides approaches him and sort of Rouses him up a little bit, wakes him up. Um, but before his eyes were closed for that period of 22 seconds, his eyes were closed for about seven seconds before he sort of opened them in and then nodded back off, um, the guy was basically sleeping.

Stuff is boring. I get it. It's pretty boring. I'm like, literally he's like sitting here, sleeping as this, this, uh, this activist, this, uh, disability rights activist named Eddie, uh, Dapo, forgive the pronunciation there. Basically this activist is up there talking about, you know, the fact that, oh my gosh, our ability to grow food and even to survive is being challenged right now.

And this is the biggest threat. Like there's extremely strong statements being made on stage as Joe Biden is just sitting here. You know, just like counting sheep. And so I guess I'd probably have the same sort of reaction to this thing. Um, there was a, uh, Steve Malloy, the founder of drunk science, uh, posted a video.

Of the prime minister from the Czech Republic, uh, Andre Babish speaking. And he was literally saying he was speaking some truth. Uh, the prime minister of Czech Republic said protection of environment has been replaced by the fight against climate change. And that's the truth of it here. We're seeing all of these world leaders now come together under this, this, this challenge of climate change they're speaking of, but all these world leaders are literally flying into the, to Glasgow.

Uh, through the combined 400 jets, the 400 private jets that took them from point a to point cop 26. Um, and then they're going to talk about how we should be working to reduce emissions and fossil fuels and how the, the future of the world depends on, on our actions. Well, these world leaders are sitting here with their 400 private jets going to Glasgow to talk about something that is not nearly as immediately important as the supply chain crisis, the border crisis, the ridiculousness of COVID, uh, mandates and, and, and, and just everything that I think is making it hard for people like, uh, that lady from Norfolk, I was just talking about hardcore.

Working mothers and Hartford families to go and buy food at the grocery store to fill up their car with gas so they can go to work and take their kids to school. Uh, there are real problems that need to be addressed here and spending three days at this cop 26 conference, taking a nap instead of going and visiting the freaking border that has never been to, uh, except for once I think, according to Jen Sakhi, maybe 10 or 15 years ago, she thought, sure.

Like, what are we doing here? We have Boris Johnson up there saying the end of human life. As we know it, you know, just say goodbye to Miami. Like we have real problems that we need to fix here, focusing on climate change and not actually like doing things of substance is just, I think unforgivable, I have a problem with looking at climate change, you know, th this, uh, it's just the honest look at climate change, and this is where it goes to an interesting God story that.

We have been charged by God biblically to be caretakers of this earth. So we've been just from the first Adam before the cool Adam here was charged with the garden of Eden. You know, this you're going to have dominion take care of this. We have a responsibility to care for the environment. Okay. Having a real balanced look I wanted to share with you.

I'll put a link to this. This is probably the best book ever written on, um, climate change. And it says weathering climate changes the name of the book. It's by Hugh Ross from. To believe who is a frequent flyer here on my Michelle life. Now, one of the things among many are some really balanced approaches to how we can take care of our forests, how we can use, uh, energy better to, to help maintain a healthy environment and a healthy club.

Here's something that you didn't hear about in cop 26? The climate has actually been very stable through recorded human history, climate conditions through most of the earth though, have not. Let me say that again throughout history. And if you look at the book documents, it very well throughout the history of the earth, extreme climate.

Yeah has been the norm extraordinary, extreme ice age heat, uh, have been the norm the time that man who has been walking the earth, the climate has been ridiculously unprecedentedly stable. That's says a lot. Why do you think that is? How is it that we are floating and unique in this universe? As, as science is finding that.

And this entire universe is in such extraordinary balance this earth. So conducive to human life. How is that? Especially when you realize that there is extreme order in the universe, that there is math in the universe there, that there is. Extraordinary design. You start to put two and two together and you ask yourself what world view matches with that.

Well, the world view that says God's got this, that God's made the climate stable for human inhabitants for the time that God has deemed for us to be here. So having said that. My conclusion is God's goddess, stop, whining, and worrying about it, but be responsible in how we take care of the planet. And if cop 26 and Joe Biden, we're really trying to be responsible.

Would they not have mentioned? I don't know, China. Yeah, mate, baby. Right. That's why I love what the, with the Czech prime minister said, protection of the environment has been replaced by this fight against climate change. It's people, Michelle, literally people have found a way to use technology to develop in places where strong weather events happen.

Right? Like new Orleans is mostly under sea level and like people ask themselves, well, why does it flood? Well, you're under sea level people. You know, like Southern California, there's wildfires there all the time. I mean, that environment is perfect for wildfires. It's super dry. There's a lot of wind, it takes one spark to just like light stuff up.

So these crazy things happen, but they're not all that crazy. Just maybe people are the crazy part of this whole situation. Right. Like you said, God's got this, there are not things that we can do to change the climate per se, but there are things that we can do to make sure that we protect the environment.

And I think it starts with truth. And if truth were a real thing, then Biden would have said, well, guys, China is the, the biggest polluter in the world. They, they trade more than double, uh, the United States in carbon emissions. True. Maybe we should talk to them about how they can do things a little bit better, but instead there's silence there.

Crickets. Absolute. And then when we look deeper into the climate agenda, a lot of it has to do with people control, population control. It does, it has less and less to do at times with actually protecting our environment and doing positive things that can be a positive effect on climate. The things that might contribute.

Yeah. Okay. There are some things, but as you pointed out, Um, everybody flying they're in their private jets. Really? What, what the hell? They're like, well, what guys, maybe we can get a smaller private jet for cop 27. We're still gonna go in our private jet y'all but maybe we'll get like the smaller one.

Maybe we'll take the twin engine Cessna instead. I don't know. I really like our jet with, with the, you know, the first class service and the get the beverage service on boards. That's great videos. Climate change to me, Adam is a perfect example. What happens when you only listen to one side of science, please take the time to look at what science does.

Science checks itself, cha science takes on new discoveries and says, now, how does this marry with what we already know? Whoops, we might have to change things in our society. Uh, there's a book called zombie science that talks about how we have had the same, uh, You remember the, that picture of, uh, an ape that kind of gradually turns into back to, into a man that's really, that's been proven again and again.

And the, uh, missing links are not missing links. They're missing big, huge chunks. So. Instead of talking about that and saying, what's going on here? What, what can we find? We've had the same science. Books in schools for the last 50 years, our science is 50 years old. So we're conditioned to say, well, yeah, this is the way things are.

This is fact. And you remember, we even had marches for science. Those have gone away since the ABC. Uh, alphabet agenda because that doesn't marry up with science. It's gone away since COVID, because we're not hearing all of the science. When you take, you become better, either your viewpoint is bolstered or it's challenged and that's okay.

But we're seeing that. You can only hide information so long in our society. And we are seeing that with the vaccine mandate where w uh, it's been 11 states now that have sued for, uh, against these mandates. That's right. 11 states are fully. Not saying woke, they are awake, they're awake. And they're saying, listen, these mandates are not okay.

11 states. Uh, so you had the attorney, the attorney's general. That's another word, right? Like daylight savings, time attorney general it's attorneys general. So yeah, you had the attorneys general from 11 different states. Sue the Biden administration over this. This is a VAX mandate. That's set to take effect on January 4th and as written, it will impact any business.

That's over 100 employees. So. If this lawsuit is for whatever reason, shot down all those company, fifth, because of 99, I guarantee you you're going to have everybody fired to make sure that they're all at the 99 mark. Um, or you're going to business hunters that simply. Going to take them, do not comply approach.

Uh, they will. There's also a creative mandate. There's also a creative approach that some businesses are taking where they're creating a secondary business. All right. I have a hundred, uh, office workers or 99 office workers. And then I have a distribution. All right. We'll make that a separate business.

They're trying to get creative because they care about their people and they care about their people because. Uh, the people who have we've talked about this said nauseum, who have had COVID naturally have a better immunity and a better resistance to COVID that needs to count. It just truly does. And to ignore that isn't responsible to create all these different entities to absorb into sort of like.

Split up your, your company size into groups of 99. So right now, the way Biden has it written, OSHA would literally be the, the organization. Enforcing these laws and they would find every business, $14,000 per violation. Well, for any company of at least a hundred or so, you can assume that they at least have one attorney on staff or one attorney that they contract out for various sorts of legal matters.

Uh, whatever those may be. It's a heck of a lot cheaper to pay the $50 filing fee for the new LLC or the new, the new business entity on a per state. Unless you're in California. Uh, it's a heck of a lot cheaper to do that than it is to pay 14 grand per person. Even the insurance companies I'm sure would prefer that these companies create different entities to split up their workforce.

Um, but to sit here and to say that you will see. Your employees, the unpacked ones to weekly COVID tests, even if they have antibodies that you will force them to wear face masks on the job is just ridiculous. Can you imagine like accounting firms with like their staff wearing like the face shields and everything?

It's just like, man, this is so science and antitrust. It also contributes to the spread of COVID because when you have people who are vaccinated, we know that it can last weeks, sometimes longer, sometimes not. So people with the vaccine may also. Get have reduced symptoms and that's something I wasn't, I was skeptical of.

And I had to change my viewpoint based on what we know. Right. That, yes, the vaccine will, in most cases, though, it can be dangerous though. There can be side effects. Can and, and most often will reduce your symptoms. That's great. Okay. But it will not keep you from getting and spreading COVID. You just will be less likely to know you have COVID believe me for most of the.

Who have had COVID we freaking knew it and we stayed hanging out at the public venues. We stayed home, we hunkered down, we, we got our groceries delivered and had our Amazon guy or grocery guy leave it at the door. Yell out the window. Okay. You can go now because we didn't want to spread it so heavy at times.

It's the flavor of amazing Carney Assata. You know, you have, you have fricking Rona when you can't taste the flavor of just great food in general, you know, you probably got thrown out. I could need my car. They saw that the first time I had the burger and that it was just all you could taste was texture, Adam.

Oh, no, it's so bad. If we are not testing. If we're not testing everyone, then we are possibly spreading, um, Aaron Rogers. Isn't playing this weekend. Everybody in the NFL had to have, uh, had their shots of their out. We're seeing so many breakthrough cases. Famous people were ignoring though, how many breakthrough cases there really are with other people?

So this is, this is a problem. And I wanted to end our program with some, some hope and some hurt. And that is even Newsweek and M S N are starting to wake up a little bit. And there was an opinion piece that was. Posted in both how Fowchee fooled America. Now it's interesting as you are watching this, if you're watching this, you see the.

Uh, piece that comes from Newsweek and, uh, re posted an MSN. But of course, the ad at the top says, has this guy flexing his muscle and showing his band-aid with a mask and looking up as if, oh my God propaganda, stick it to the enemy. Don't wait vaccinate, even though you just hear the Soviet Anthem behind that ad.

Oh, They were talking about some of these key issues, natural immunity. It says by pushing the vaccine, mandates Fowchee ignores naturally acquired immunity, which, uh, in this opinion, peace documents, 45 million people in the United States. It, it talks about, uh, school closures. How there really is no need for it.

Children have very limited. Issues with COVID, which again is no reason to vaccinate because there are even if they are, uh, very rare, there are side effects for children. Children should get this while their immune system is strong. So COVID, won't be as big of an issue in the future. Right. But yet we're closing schools, we're putting on masks, which don't expose their natural.

They don't do very much and they don't expose us to that. Are you kidding me? Yeah, well, it doesn't, uh, these masks don't allow us to get exposed to some things. It still exposes us to COVID. We only have, uh, uh, 11%, maybe 18% protection, which is something, but it doesn't give us protection for a normal. Um, to a lot of other things, which we need to exercise our immune system.

Uh, Sweden kept daycare schools open for all of its 1.8 million children ages one through 15, no masks, no testing, no social distancing. Do you know what the result is? COVID deaths among children that is really important. And yet we're pushing vaccines, just pushing them. They mentioned contract to tracing, which was a hopeless waste of time.

Can I mention something else that is important that we're not talking about with, with children and vaccinations out of. That is that we're seeing news stories of, um, herds of animals that have COVID, that's one of the reasons COVID, isn't going to go away and why vaccines don't work. Think about this.

Why? Because if it's spread to animals, animals are everywhere. You can't vaccinate every animal in the wild. Am I getting settled? Oh my gosh, they're going to migrate. Don't let them do that. So that means that. Cross ability to spread COVID it's going to mutate. It's going to be spread. What we need is strong immune system.

So it's not a big deal. When the pilgrims came to America, they brought diseases. It nearly killed the native population, but those who survived had the stronger immune system and now integrated with everyone else. We have. Have ommunity to many of those things and that's, that's part of what should happen.

We're not talking about it. It talks about the collateral health damage. It talks about much more. And I will put a link on my Michelle live. This is where I wanted to end our program, that we can get caught up in the, oh, this is horrible. The world's going to hell, but there is hope when truth gets out.

That's why we have programs like ours. There is hope Michelle. So 

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And review, and I do it with my friend, Adam. Rizzieri let's review the week, 

the reserve report with AdamRizzieri.

Yeah. We look a week in review. Some of the big stories that made news this week. Most of them, many of them either under reported or being forced in the case of our first story, forced to be reported because things get so big. Uh, the S the media just can no longer ignore it. We have seen that with adverse effects and breakthrough cases.

Uh, we have also seen it with voter integrity. So Adam, Hey, happy weekend. And what a story. 

What a story indeed and happy week, happy weekend. You know, last week we had a lot of great things that we were covering. And this week we're starting off just kicking things off. You're looking at some of the chitchat and rhetoric around our 20, 20 presidential election.

And Michelle, we just got to tee this up and say, man, this is a very cancelable topic. This is something that might get us in trouble, but you know what, we're going there today. Also we have stuff to talk about specific to COVID and you know, that. Shut down too. So what the heck? Right. Let's talk about this Rasmussen poll, uh, basically indicating that a majority of voters believe that cheating affected the outcome of the 2020 election.

Now, Michelle, I don't think our audience is really all that surprised here, but looking at this Rasmussen poll, 56% of voters believe that yes, it's likely that shooting did affect the outcome. And 41% of those that were polled say, it's very likely. Now I think the interesting thing here is who was, who is actually contributing to this poll here.

Democrats were there and dependents were a part of this thing. And of course, conservatives too, but among Democrats and independence, the percentage of those that thought that it was likely that cheating effected the outcome has gone up since the election. So here we have Democrats. 32% of them, a third of the democratic party or Democrat registered voters think that perhaps cheating effected the outcome.

Uh, back in November, that was closer to 30%. So that's a, that's a tick up, isn't it? Uh, among independents, right? 54% of independents. Think that cheating affected the 

outcome of this. We'll be really balanced here. Truth is just because people believe it doesn't make it true, regardless of what that it is.

And you may, 

you 

are Superman because you have a vaccine and then suddenly you realize, oh boy, there's breakthrough cases maybe. And then they'll say, well, yes, but you won't get it as badly. Or we see a lot of people still dying. Yes. And we see a lot of people and yes, there are a lot of people don't know.

From the vaccine, which should just indicate choice, but people will believe that it's, this is the way things are. And well, the majority of people believe this. When you hear that, that doesn't make it true. It's an illogical fallacy. Although having said that, you continue to look at the facts, you see, how do things weigh out and.

Are not afraid to dig like a reporter should dig into the story and say, okay, let's see how, how are things coming out? What are we finding now? What is being revealed? But that is not what's happening. Instead of saying, you know, there are people who are questioning election integrity. We're going to see things like this.

This was just a. This week, Mike Lindell still spreading lies about the 2020 election recently claiming 23,000 dead people voted in Wisconsin, Michael and Dell. You know, he's the MyPillow guy, uh, had been at the forefront of saying, Hey, there's some inconsistencies here, Colorado Republican, who attended Mike Lindell's 2020 conspiracy theory conference, stripped of authority to oversee elections.

Now what's bothersome about that as we talk about what's coming out now is that as the press, Adam, my responsibility should be Mike Lindell saying this that's a big story. We all know. We all seen him with my pillow. Let's look into if anything, and Mike has done some research. Some are still fear. And you can call them conspiracy theories.

I don't have a problem with that, but some are based on real stories, actual facts, the pressure be digging into this and seeing is this true? Or is this not 

without question? I mean, when you do dig into it, here's what you find. You find videos of people in mail rooms, stuffing bags, or stuffing, literally stuffing bags of ballots into, I guess, their own possession things that they think might sway the, the results one way or the other.

You see videos of people, burning ballots, uh, you see videos of people cutting in loads of ballots, into voting centers. You see video, then you also see headlines about. Uh, people around the country being arrested on charges of voter fraud. Now, I think the question that we have to always kind of ask ourselves, well, among those incidences of cheating, whether it's proven to be cheating, or even if it's hinted at cheating, is that something that could affect the margin of error there is that something significant, you know, from a data and statistics perspective enough to sway the results of an election.

And when you look at a lot of the states that, that. Close. I mean, Arizona was won by 10,000 votes. Georgia was won by 12,000 votes. You know, that's, that's a really small number, right. So, you know, when you, when you add everything up, you know, you have to ask yourself, well, do we think that perhaps voter integrity and cheating is something that maybe impacted that level of votes in these states specifically?

So, you know, when you, when you do poke around, you see a lot of very suspect things. And I think it's the right thing to do to ask questions. And especially when you have people that are really passionate about this, I mean, this is a presidential election that we're talking about here and, you know, the more information that comes to the surface and it's just, it's just.

You, you, you hear headlines and you hear stories that are vilified by the media as hearsay and conspiracy theories. And then you flash forward six to eight months later. And all of a sudden they are on top of the Washington post fat, literally correcting themselves. I mean, we saw that with Tom cotton specific to the  theory, you know, he went from being, uh, called like this guy who was spreading debunk stories to all of a sudden this guy who was credible, who was, who was actually speaking the truth.

Um, and so, you know, to sit here and say, oh my gosh, it's impossible that cheating, uh, impacted the elections. No, that definitely didn't happen. I mean, come on, we're seeing proof or seeing videos or we're hearing anecdotes. And Michelle, I have to say, and this is a really personal one. I lost my, my sister to cancer several years ago.

She was young. She was really healthy early 

twenties. My sister, she was, she was 26. 

Yeah. So my sister was in her mid twenties also, and it was a rare form of melanoma that, and she wasn't a person who ever exposed herself to the sun. She was about as pale as it gets. Um, but she had this genetic mutation that, you know, really, she didn't stand a chance from day one during the election.

My mom received a text message that was addressed to my sister, who obviously wasn't alive in 2020, and it was talking about her mail and vote. So, you know, I know for a fact that there is a strong possibility that dead people either voted or, um, were given a strong opportunity to do so. So when it comes down to figuring out exactly who is casting these votes, I mean, these are really valid questions.

They are indeed. I was just showing and I'll show again on the screen. Uh, this is from, uh, the heritage foundation, a sampling of recent election fraud cases from across the United States. And we have 1300 proven instances of voter fraud, uh, 1100 criminal convictions, 48, civil penalties, 99 diversion programs, a 23 judicial do judicial findings and 17 official findings.

The, just one of those should be front page of the news. Just one of those should be wait a minute. What the heck is going on, 

Michelle? It's not only that too. It's also, you know, and, and I think this. I guess it makes people look at the election results with kind of a grain of salt, but you dig really deep and you start seeing kind of what big tech and big media his involvement was in elections, kind of at the ground level.

There was some reporting. Yeah, there was some reporting by daily mail that came out, uh, poking to Zuckerberg. And the fact that he and his wife donated $419 million to two nonprofits that were basically responsible for getting really close to the administration and operations of actual election operations.

Uh, these two nonprofits, it was one it's called the center for technology and civic life. And the other is called the center for election innovation and research. You know, these are pretty fancy names that, you know, when you, when you read them and you see what they are, you're just, you're not going to really ask, like what.

Kind of what's behind it, you know, it's like, oh, is that Facebook? No, you're just like, oh, okay. A center for technology and civic life, whatever the heck. That means. Cool. Well, these, these organizations basically are like these proxies for Zuckerberg in this case that would send money to local governments to literally implement administrative practices around the voting methods and literally like how the votes are being collected.

So they would give money to these local organizations, these local election boards and under, under specific guidelines. Right. So they would say, okay, well, if we're going to give you some of this money, then we require that you are cool with Mo with mail-in voting. We require that you're going to just let us do what we have to do to allow ballot harvesting, to take place, which is totally wrong.

You have to allow the unmonitored, uh, dropping the ballots and drop boxes for Malin votes. So when you look deeper too, and you see sort of where these two organizations were were, were like super active. A lot of their activity was close to the ground in swing states and swing jurisdictions. The Biden winning counties were three and a half times more likely to get funding from, from Zuckerberg, basically through these non-profits then, um, then counties that were were, were won for Trump.

And so, you know, these are, these are organizations that literally kind of facilitate the ability for election officials to knock on doors. To observe somebody signing a ballot to observe that person putting their ballot and an envelope. Um, and then they, they basically collect the ballot and deliver it to the voting center.

They, the, these organizations were funding those people. So basically it's like Facebook is paying these election officials to run the election. Um, these are also the people that did a lot of the reek, the recounts. So it doesn't sound very free and fair. When you see that one, the result of the activity here, especially in those, those counties that were pretty close.

I mean, those went to tr to Biden, uh, more so than Trump. It just, it doesn't really add up. And this is also like the first time I think that we've seen the private sector take such control over how an election is actually supposed to operate and take place. Um, typically it's a. Pretty like hands-off sort of government run thing, but it's almost like now we're seeing the private sector or just certain powerful people within the private sector, like, like Facebook, for example, um, create the non-profits and then, and then basically those nonprofits act as proxies to work with the government to run the elections.

I 

mean, it's kind of crazy what would happen if maybe I had, I don't know, something like $419 million and I wanted to use it, not just by donating to a campaign, but 

119 million on red. Boom. Sorry. Right.

I mean, what would you do with it, you know, 

about what did Tucker Burke do with 

it? Boom. Yeah, right, exactly. Exactly. He basically bought votes with it is basically what he did. You know, he went to counties that he knew were more likely than not to have. The democratic votes. Right. But, but he went to these counties, definitely with an agenda.

Um, it was not an agenda to encourage a fair outcome. It was a very politically, it wasn't a very ideologically based agenda to, to sway the election. So, you know, in one perspective you're like, okay, well, there are discussions of cheating, but here on the other side, it's like, well, was it purchased also? Do we buy the votes?

It looks like it because you need to know this is important to absolutely everyone. If you would have seen this for. We need to be, I would be just as outrage. This is the integrity of a sacred in America, where the last free bastion of, of hope and Liberty in the entire world, we need to guard our Liberty.

Like it is the most precious of all treasures and it starts with our voter integrity. So if, if Trump won the election and there was this kind of fraud, you know, we would have heard about it, but we should hear about it and equally, so here, because you lose your freedom in one regard, you've lost it for everyone.

And those freedoms never come back. If you don't guard them, 

they don't come back. That's absolutely right. A vote stolen as a vote lost. And when you have very powerful people like Zuckerberg or like George Soros, ding, ding, ding, ding, when you have really powerful people use their bank accounts to assert this type of influence, they're literally buying elections.

And it's really crazy to come to terms with, but I mean, we have campaign finance laws for a reason. I think now we have to find a way to ensure that this sort of activity does not persist in the future. Uh, butter integrity is a hugely important issue, but every time you see a state government take actions to protect voter integrity, it is immediately shot down by the media as voter suppression, which, which is which couldn't be farther from the truth, Texas.

It's easier to vote in the state of Texas than it is in color. Uh, I believe it's also easier to vote in the state of Georgia than in Colorado yet the voter integrity bill that the state was trying to pass was the reason why the major league baseball all-star game was moved from Atlanta to cult, to Denver or Boulder.

I believe one of the most like white places ever, you know, it's like, let's just screw over the minority owned businesses in Atlanta to go channel in a hundred million dollars to these, to this local government. That is less 

diverse by the way. Absolutely. Let's move it to a white area in Denver versus a very diverse area in Georgia.

But this is where woke ism is being woke, but not awakened. It's like wake the heck up people. We sleep when we do not sleep working. Huh. There you go. When we don't allow ourselves, it doesn't matter to me where you are on any side of the aisle or issue that I think it's great because I want those challenges.

We need to have those conversations. We need to have disagreement because in disagreement, we sort things out. We work things through and then we have maybe a little bit more enlightenment, wind. We cancel and shut down information. Then we're not hearing the whole story. And then. Confronted with it face to face.

Hello, Joe. Rogan's we're going to impact, I think we should play a clip from another great show that takes a Sanjay to a whole new realm of, huh? What? Oh, wait, I don't get this. What, what are you saying? Uh, this is where, uh, he was talking about the low risk to children of getting COVID and from suffering from COVID, from, uh, having, uh, being hospitalized deaths.

It's so low that it seems that getting a vaccine and the risks associated with the vaccine. R w something that they need to take into consideration as a parent and say, yeah, you know what, the risk of the vaccine versus the risk of anything happening with COVID? I think it's probably better. And in fact, it is indeed better.

We know now through science that it's better for a child to get it naturally. What happens when you get COVID naturally as a child with absolutely low, no risk, or almost no risk, you build up immunity. So next time you're exposed to COVID. You'll. Either fight it off completely, or have even less effects when you have natural immunities, the different variants doesn't matter.

You still will fight against it with a vaccine. You are less likely to have any effects or to catch one variant. So yeah, natural immunity is better. It's better for someone who is healthy and someone who may not be, they might consider getting the vaccine. Uh, we're going to talk about, by the way today, you know, this, the hat we are going to be giving them.

And the show today during the cancel report, uh, our cancel club hat and t-shirt to S one of you who have experienced being canceled your page, taken down, you've tossed out of a meeting, whatever it may be, you can go to my Michelle live.com. The very first pop-up allows you to share your story. Facebook doesn't care, uh, other social media sites.

Don't give a rip. If you're canceled, they're celebrating you get your say, you get to let people know what you said and why you were canceled with my Michelle live.com. Let's take a look here. I've been showing this, this guy just sitting there. Stagnant for like a couple 

minutes. Now 

it's about your age, theoretically, you would be more vulnerable than a young child would be.

You vaccinated would be more vulnerable of a breakthrough infection than a young child would be statistically speaking. Right. But you're not worried about rare, but you're not worried about catching it. You're not worried about catching it because you've been vaccinated and you think it imparts a certain amount of protection.

What I'm saying to you is I think that not worry is the same feeling that a lot of people have about their children. They're not worried about their healthy children catching it for the same reason. You're not worried about catching it, being vaccinated, that if treated correctly, they think that the child probably has a better chance even than you do, because you're 51 years.

I think is that, I mean, they're, they're both, it seems reasonable, right? Well, I think it's, I know the story about this 53 year old. What I'm saying that with your attitude and you're not worried about 

catching it. I'm I don't know what set up Rogan. In his studio. I do know that I have this and I want one of those, uh, neon signs behind me.

But nonetheless, I don't know what set up he has, but I'm, I'm hoping that I was wondering if, if maybe they were thinking maybe we should have tarped the floor because it looks like the man's head is going to explode. I caught

they actual hack and 

yesterday 

it's so funny. It really validates so much what we were talking about last week, Michelle, about the, uh, the biochemist at Pfizer, right? Like, well, what is this all about? It's well, it's about making this entire experience. So inconvenient for unvaccinated people to the point where they just literally say F it, you know, I'll just get the vaccine and then why.

Right. Well, money. I mean, project Veritas gave us all the facts on island and it literally from the, the inside sources that fight. Why are they doing this? Well, they want to make money. I mean, that's totally it, but man, and, and CNN and Sanjay Gupta, Paul, I can't, can you imagine what Don lemon was thinking when he watched us?

Oh, look 

at this. I'm showing the, the, the picture you sent of the, of the tweet from Tom Elliott. Uh, it's not a lie to say that ivermectin is used as a horse dewormer. I think it's important and it's not approved for COVID and you know what? This was awful. I'm not recommending people get COVID a lot of Bruno poll people should get vaccinated and it's like, okay, what happened here in the aftermath?

What happened here this week, Adam?

We saw Sandra goop to go back to CNN and we saw Don lemon get all emotional. And then basically Dr. Gooped had collapsed and folded to, to Don lemon talking about just how ridiculous Joe Rogan and his. R and, you know, literally just kind of like going back to  

agree with him on the fags. 

Literally, literally it's just, it's like the craziest thing.

And, you know, here's Joe Rogan saying, listen, I was prescribed a medicine from my medical doctor and get it within five days. I was cured of COVID. I was fine. You know, like Joe Rogan is telling us a real story that he experienced and for, for CNN to be totally cool with kind of misleading the public to believe that he was taking a veterinary cure for his illness, for his element, uh, is just ridiculous.

I mean, a lot of animals use the same medications that humans use, like, uh, antibiotics, for example, sometimes even allergy medications, I've, I've been told to give my dog Benadryl, uh, for, for a skin allergy in the past. So

What are you doing? You use a dog's skin allergy medicine to treat, to treat your allergic. Well, that's just weird. And I, you know, I want full disclosure here because I want our listeners, viewers, and readers to know that I happen to know for a fact that Adam will take once in a while for pain, maybe even a headache, a medication that is used to treat insect bites and get rid of dandruff.

Seriously, you, I know this for a fact, and I know you're embarrassed by it. You use a dandruff medication for pain. Yeah. It's called aspirin people and aspirin helps to treat insect bites and get rid of dandruff. So 

the Andrew's medication earlier this week, guess what it works.

Is spin doctoring. And that's something that is very common in politics. You say one thing, instead of answering the question, you deflect it and you bring up something else. Uh, you find a way to demonize something and then you can, you can tear it down, even though it's not really a fact, it's another logical fallacy used correctly.

It can cause hysteria. It is the very basis of propaganda. It is not appropriate. And the media well you're 

right. It is the basis of propaganda because you literally see the same things being demonized by CNN and MSNBC, that you see big tech censoring and shutting people down for the same exact conversations.

So, you know, it kind of goes back to that discussion that we were seeing between the America first policy Institute and, and their legal team about frankly, Facebook and social media and whether or not they really are private organizations. Are they actually private companies like most, or are they an extension or a propaganda machine of the current administration?

You've got, you got a company that is meeting with the white house and getting any kind of marching orders instead of saying, oh, I'm sorry. Freedom of speech. Uh, I'm sorry, I don't care what you have to say. We're going to, then that's something you need to look into now with the 

vaccine. Uh, crystal ball.

Right? So right now you have like the Facebook whistleblower story, the complaint there was that social media doesn't sensor enough, right? So the control that the government and social media can have over what our conversations are. Yeah, right now there's a Democrat in the white house, you know, flash forward to the future.

There could be a Republican in the white house as well. It doesn't matter who is in the white house, that kind of power is really, really dangerous to a free society. And so whether you're Democrat or Republican, you have to look to the future and just think what if, and it's going to lead to a strong man totalitarian type of leader.

In our government. And then all of a sudden we're going to continue to see the government make mandates that affect our personal lives, California governor Newsome, to sign a bill that requires retail stores over 500 employees to have gender neutral sections in their Isles. What if that store happens to cater just to women's needs?

You're literally telling retailers that they have to make these, these gender neutral aisles for childcare health, project PR products and hygiene products so that you don't unfairly influence that child's gender identity. I mean, an infant can't make a decision about which color toothbrush or toothpaste they should, they should put in their mouth.

It's a parent's decision in that case. So, you know, to see the government step in and say, I know your customers and your business and your private life better than you do as a really terrible 

trend. And what you're asking us to do is to follow the logical conclusion of our worldviews. Your worldview breaks down fairly quickly.

Then you got the wrong world view. Uh, we were talking about mandates and there is a wonderful chart that you sent me that shows some of the power behind the mandates. It's important for you to know people are making decisions for you and telling you and your. Dean and saying, yeah, yeah, we've got to do this.

And that's because I love my family lands because COVID is killing. Yes, it is. But with the shutdown of information with only a few people in control who actually profit, do you really know what their motivation is? And what if your grandma, your daddy, your momma, uh, were in the hospital with COVID and maybe succumb to it, unfortunately.

And they didn't get the treatment they should have because we're not allowed to talk about it. The only thing we can do is to vaccinate and your not outraged, then I'm sorry, even in your grief, you're part of the problem. This is where we need to stand up. Let's take a look at this and explain what we're looking at here, Adam, with this, uh, power behind the mandate.

Well, it's kind of answer some questions that my wife and I were having, you know, internally, we were just like, well, why, why is it so hard for our friends to find the Johnson and Johnson vaccine? Um, looking at this chart here, you see reps from you, you see leaders from Pfizer and Moderna that actually have a, a cross connection with the FDA directly.

Um, you know, we have Scott Gottlieb, um, you know, he's on, he's in the top of this chart here, and this guy is also a board member of Pfizer. Uh, he's one of the commissioners commissioners in charge of things over at the FDA. Um, if that doesn't sound like a conflict of interest there, I don't know because obviously whatever the FDA decides is going to come with some sort of strong bias tilting in favor of Pfizer, um, below Scott, God, believe you look at Steven Hahn.

Uh, this guy is the former FDA commissioner that's in charge of regulating Medina. You know, on the, on the right. He's also the chief medical officer of flagship pioneering, which is a venture capital firm that supports everything Madonna does. Uh, so you hear, you have a Pfizer leader on the board of the FDA.

You have a Dern leader as part of the FDA. Um, and then below that James Smith, the CEO of Reuters, and this guy also happens to have very, very close connection to Pfizer. He's a board member for Pfizer. Um, if that's not going to spend the news in the favor of Pfizer, I don't know what his, I mean, he's, he's kind of in charge of things over there at Reuters.

Um, and then under that under, under this, this group of individuals here, the one and only the Supreme leader and the knower of all things related to medicine, the S the, the great Anthony Fowchee, um, who of course is the, uh, he's the director of the national institutes of health. Um, but also one of the, uh, funders behind the bio weapons research and the gain of function, uh, research, uh, specific to Corona virus at the Wuhan Institute of virology indicate that, trying to protect what's happening at the Wuhan Institute of virology.

I don't know. I don't know what to think from that. You know, I mean, Facebook fact checkers, also, this is a person not on the chart here. Um, a doctor from Duke's medical school in Singapore, uh, she was also working at the UConn Institute and then she was also one of the ones that Facebook would look to to define what's factor fiction on Facebook posts.

Well, I mean, if that doesn't sound like a conflict of interest, they're trying to say that Whelan is the source of this issue. I mean, shoot, they're going to, they're going to, they're going to look to her and say, oh, well, no, it's probably fine. Probably nothing to see here guys. And that's why the Washington post was censoring Tom cotton for his quote debunked and false information that he was sharing specific to the lab league theory.

Now it was probably just some Baton, a meat market out. 

Happens to be in Wu Han China, where there is a woo Han, uh, Corona, 

the Institute of coronavirus. I mean the Institute of things going viral and screwing the world for a couple of years. And it was just like 

crazy, nothing to see here. 

And that's also why you have to ask yourselves, well, why is it okay for the fact checkers that Facebook looks to?

Why is why isn't conflict of interest? One of the criteria for verifying whether or not a source of information is good or bad, they're okay with conflicts of interest and obviously for. 

Yeah, obviously for a reason. So as we look at the news this week and giving you a little bit of insight, it gives maybe the light comes on instead of being woke.

It's time to be awake of, there was a, a trend on Twitter. We're going to hit this as well. It's uh, the hashtag empty shelves, Joe, this is something else I wanted to take on today. 

Well, let's go Brandon. And now it's empty shelves, Joe. We are a guys. So if you haven't done your Christmas shopping, Man, it might be too late.

So there is a huge shortage of basically every type of product in the United States. And if you think back to the shutdowns, there was a huge panic behind going and buying toilet paper. And you couldn't get toilet paper when the shutdowns happened and March of 2020, right. It was like, everything 

was empty sense to me.

Cause is, I mean, while toilet paper is important, is there no other way you can think of to clean your heinie? I'm just saying, you know, if all the. Uh, of all the things you need for absolute survival toilet paper is not one of them. We have lived thousands, thousands of years as human beings, without toilet paper, we found alternative ways to clean the nether regions.

It just never really made sense. And I do want to tell you my real experience with, uh, the supply chain when you were in a country that is. First world nation, there are still Starbucks and some of the major areas that really are, and they can look beautiful. Just like, just like being at home, dude. I'm from Seattle Starbucks, you know, we get it intravenously here.

Right? It's 

just, I got Starbucks in the forbidden city in Beijing. They, they, they actually, they eventually like required that they kick the Starbucks out of there. But the first big and city is like this like cultural and religious place in the middle of Beijing right next to Tiananmen square, literally inside it, like by the gift shop and they kicked it out.

But I got to . There you go. And then 2020, 

just before the world went crazy, I was in Indonesia. I had aspect tacular experience with the Bible league and traveled through much of Java island and Java coffee. So you have Starbucks and very nice coffee shops there, but the usual things that you would expect.

They would have, they didn't have, they don't always have those. Sometimes they didn't even have electricity. You'd see a big generator in the back. That's how you do well, it seems a little bit like being home, but you're really not home right now. That's what we're seeing in the United States. You go to a coffee shop here.

Oh, I'm sorry. We don't have that for a while. We don't know when we're going to get that back. I was just kind of stunned and thinking. We don't look like the first world nation we were prior to 2020. Let's talk about empty shelves. 

Yeah. Well, so I remember like when, when this whole thing started in 2020, my wife was like, she was like, so it was like, what are the side effects of COVID like, is everyone afraid they're going to like crap themselves?

Is that like, why there's no toilet paper is everybody afraid of that? And I was just like, I don't know, babe, but we'll look into it, but we'll, we'll definitely get into it, but just in case, um, so this, this issue now, you know, what's going on with, with the, the supply chain issue in our country, in the world, right?

So I honed in on for different reasons. And the marketing to me is like, well, let's look at, look at consumer demand. Consumer demand is soaring right now. Um, in April, 2022, you know what a month or so after the, the, the, the shutdown mandates unemployment was crazy high, like 14.8%, which was the highest level it's been since 1948, quite a while ago at that time consumers spending plunged.

Right? And so people were just not buying anything, but by the summertime, people were just like, I gotta go buy stuff. I, I need this, I need that. I want this, I want that. And so the market started to rebound because spending went up dramatically. Um, but the thing is, is that there was such a demand for everything that the supply chains couldn't keep up.

And so this is frankly where we are now, the supply chains just never caught up to kind of what that consumer demand in the marketplace was. Um, Even even spinning around the holidays last year was, was actually up year over year. So, um, when you consider, what would that kind of did to the market? The market just never caught up to that demand after that little, that little pause, I guess you might say.

Um, but following that, in addition to demand being really high, there are not enough workers in the marketplace right now, uh, doing their jobs. If the government was like, Hey guys, get back to work, go do your jobs. Cause you can, um, things would probably be a lot better, but right now globally, you have governments that are failing to send people back to work.

And on the far left, they're saying, oh well it's because so few people globally are vaccinated. Only about 48% of the people globally are vaccinated. Right. Excuse me. Now, um, of those countries that we look to for our supply chain, uh, China. They've made a lot of money during this pandemic, by the way, uh, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, Mexico, the, the less wealthy countries only about two and a half percent of those populations are vaccinated as well.

And so that's why I think the governments are not forcing our or encouraging workers to go back to the workplace and get their jobs done. So that's creating a fulfillment issue, even though, you know, if you have the antibodies get back to work, man, if you've, if you already had COVID and you beat it, naturally get back to work, go to your job.

And if you have the vaccine, you can still get okay. Um, and yet it, for at least four months, they believe you'll have protection. Uh, some are saying, you know, it's, it's six weeks. Some say it's less some say sometimes it could be more, but. You can still spread it. So going to work is really, it doesn't matter if you're vaccinated, unvaccinated, uh, the only people who, and, or if you've already had it, you can still spread it.

There's no eradication of COVID like, it's, it's not a thing. It's like the flu it's going to be here for forever, you know? And it's just going to be diminished in popularity. And before you know, it, the media is not going to care about this. There'll be on to some other headline. Um, so, you know, you have people that are not going to work they're idle, but they could get back to work.

And then also, now we have, and this is a problem too, in the U S right. Let's not forget about that. Uh, right now there are more jobs available than people that are actually trying to get jobs. Um, you have government entitlements that enable people to know. There's also an issue with steel containers that we use for shipping.

They're not able to make their way back to Asia, because again, those people that typically serve the needs of the ports and then also who drive the trucks. They are so freaking busy that they can't get enough ports or out of containers to the port to go back to Asia, to collect things like, I mean, one container alone.

Michelle can hold 2,400 boxes of shoes. Uh, one container can hold 400 flat-screen TVs. Um, you also have like these, these complex customs, uh, procedures, which is just unnecessary regulation, um, that are complicating the overall process. So the price of a shipping container now is up four times because demand is so high, but there's not nearly enough people to actually serve that demand.

Um, and now we have clogged ports. If you look at like, look at, um, headlines related to like the port of LA, right? The port of LA, you literally have like 60 ships anchored off the port of LA and long beach that it is waiting to unload their, their merchandise. Um, about 40% of the cargo that comes into the U S from internet.

Goes to the port of Los Angeles. And, you know, I've, I've been there before and it's, it's a, it's a cool place just to observe, just to see what happens. But, um, when you have 60 ships that are just anchored waiting for, like, in some cases, two weeks, uh, to, to come to the port to offload their, their goods, um, we've got a huge problem.

There's not enough people driving trucks across our country to pick up the containers. There's not enough people at the ports to unload the containers. Um, and so we just, we have a huge issue that literally is affecting every single line of products that we buy. Now, if you're buying American, you're probably gonna be okay.

So definitely lean on your American producers and manufacturers. It's a great time to be one. Uh, but if you're trying to buy cheap or trying to buy out a deal or. And you're planning ahead. I mean, if you don't do your Christmas shopping now, um, you're probably going to have some great difficulty doing that last minute shopping holidays, Michelle's already done.

Nice

shot. Come on. 

And that's a smart way to do it, right? Like you can start Christmas shopping in January. I mean, 

oh, heck yeah, I do that. And something else as we get closer to the holidays and people starting to be on people's minds and yes, you go into the stores and there's already stockings and Christmas lights up.

Oh my gosh, come on. I like to keep in my life. I like to keep things in order. I don't want to see holiday stuff until after my pumpkin's off my front porch. I don't want to see the smoke shop and I'm not going to set up my Christmas stuff until the Turkey has cleared the table. There are there. 

The Halloween stuff is already sold out.

If you go to like home Depot and Lowe's like, though, all the Halloween stuff is gone and it's been gone for a week, they already have the, the, the Christmas stuff that they've had in storage for a while out on the shelves. Cause they just can't get enough of the Halloween stuff. So I'm like you Michelle, like, I like to do the holiday thing in order.

Um, I like to enjoy each holiday for what it is and the fact that you can literally buy Christmas stuff before Halloween's even taking place is kind of crazy, right? Like that should be sort of like a November 1st sort of deal. And then I think what's the rule. Is it after Thanksgiving? Like, like the same week of even, maybe even the day after that's, when you can put your tree 

up, right.

I want the Turkey off the table, then it's fine to celebrate, trim the tree, whatever I love. Love the holidays. And maybe just taking a moment to back away from the news and encourage you as we get into the holiday season, as the world gets crazier, family and friends, and those connections are even more important.

And you know, something that's better than a bunch of crap that we all have too much of any way. And then we have so much crap that we have to take crap to donate crap so other people can buy our old crap and then it becomes part of their crap. It's just a bunch of crap. So something that that can be amazing is when you bake something, when you make something, when you give experiences, those have meaning maybe it's time we get back to meaning.

If you go back to my Michelle lives broadcasts this week on Thursday, I really loved our show. We not only had a. Cool. Tick tock chick. Who's just a mom. And I hate saying Justa, but she's a mom homeschooling. I mean, superwoman there, but takes the time to make Tik TOK videos to say, this is what's going on.

And I want to speak out. That's what America is about. We also had the gentleman who, a gentleman who is talking Dr. Steve, uh, to totally, uh, Dr. Turley talks about how there really is underlying and in big ways, a revival in America and in the world towards Christian values. It is inevitable people. So hold on, that's going to be crazy for a couple of years, but we're going to find some balance that pendulum is going to swing, and we're going to have a little bit of common sense.

That's what he says. You want more go to my Michelle live and look up our Thursday show right now, my friend, it is time for us to get into. Our cancel world. This is where we talk. Yeah. This is where we talk about those who have been canceled and the crazy canceled stories of the week. It is indeed time.

So this week in our cancel report,

we have, this is the craziest story of the week. It is now on screen. If you are watching my Michelle live, if not, you can go to my Michelle live. If you're just listening and you can watch, you can also see the transcript craziest story of the week. Are you ready? The term Jed di is now canceled. 

Sorry.

That is denied. 

The Jedi are a now and Jedi is bad in any way, but it has been used as an acronym for, uh, justice, equity, diversion, and inclusion. So, yeah. Justice. Yeah. Right. But the judge guy, our religious order of intergalactic, police, monks prone to white saviorism and toxically masculine approaches to conflict resolution canceled, canceled.

Yeah. They have a conflict and they duke it out, right? Like, oh, we're going to fight this one out. It sounds like toxic masculinity. To me, 

it's toxic masculinity right there. This is, this is a true story. It comes from scientific American and God, man, I've got to tell you, this was on my canceled list of the week as number one, there are some other ones too.

A super man is now going to be gay. As of next month. The super-powered son of Clark Kent and Lois lane will be coming out as bisexual. He's bisexual. Right? And the new issue of Superman son of Kallel number five, November 9th, he's also going to be combating climate crisis and refugee deportation. So Superman goes woke.

You don't Dean Kane is used to play Superman in the series. And he was, yeah, he was quoted as saying, uh, brave combating, you know, basically climate change and deportations. He said, you know, brave, uh, which the creator said, this is really, this is a brave thing to do. Uh, Kane said, you know what? That would, may have been brave a couple of decades ago now it's just, you know, it's just following suit.

He said, if you wanted to be brave, How about having Superman, the son of Lois lane and the original Superman be brave by having him quote, fight for the rights of gay people in Iran, where they're freaking thrown off a building. Okay. He didn't say freaking where the phone up a building for the fence of being gay, that would have been bred.

And then finally this story of 

the rolling fighting for women's rights and Afghanistan, you know, like there's so many things that Superman. 

Thank you. Uh, this story from the rolling stones, they are losing the song, brown sugar off the set list during their tour because of conflicts over lyrical content about slavery.

Now, Keith Richards was saying is basically that guy, you know, at this 

point he can never die. 

Right? And at this point in his life, he doesn't care what he says, but he said, didn't they understand, this is a song about the horrors of slavery. But they're trying to bury it. He said this at the moment. I don't want to get into conflicts with all of this blank, but I'm hoping that we'll be able to resurrect the babe in her glory somewhere along the track.

So people are, uh, are outraged that they're not outraged. And they're saying, you know, we write a song about the, the horrors of slavery. Um, and now it needs to be canceled. If you remember artistically quite a few years back, there was a cross put in a Mason jar full of urine. And that was called art. And people were saying, you know what?

This is, uh, this is, this is really offensive, but there were few people who were actually saying, this has to go away. They were just saying, this is stupid. This is ridiculous. This is offensive. Which is fine to say, but now we're at a place where we have to cancel. And so Adam, this is, well, this is where we're seeing the whole world go crazy.

I'd like your thoughts. And then we're going to give away a hat and t-shirt for the cancel club. 

Well, you're a hundred percent right. Tha

My Michelle live podcast.

Hey, thanks for joining in. You made it through another week and as a special treat, we're going to take on the news. And a lot of the news that is under-reported spin doctored things that you don't get to hear any more because well, free speech is so yesterday come on and because of, , People who get canceled.

, we're going to announce a little later who gets the canceled package this week and that's something we'll, we'll talk about. But welcome to my Michelle live. My Michelle live is a place where we report kind of like they used to do in the old days. Now it's like innovative. Wow. I can't tell you how many people guests come on the show.

Thank you for doing this man. It's so good and refreshing to have a voice out there. That report it's like, no, it's called journalism people. And so we report the news and yes, we will comment on the news, but we do research are our sources and we get to what we call the God's story. And. This is where we look for on this program.

On this day, a little week in review, that's read a week in review where the news goes round and round and round. So we're going to be taking it on. I want to introduce you to my guest host. Uh, well, he's not a guest anymore. He's just, he's just family. Right? And so my, my cohost of our weekend review is Adam.

Let's review the week, the Rez report with Adam brews, a Euro. And I keep saying we we've allowed big voice guide to change your name from Adam to, I mean, I don't even know what your name is anymore. He just says like a white guy and we're going to be talking about that white privilege, big voice guidance.

Yeah, 

indeed. Yeah. The way I've always sort of like explained it to people, I'm just like, think about lake Erie, right. And then just raise Erie. And so the first day of school though, you know, growing up, I got, there were people that were just like, , I'm just like, there's no 

rose by any other name would smell as sweet as, as they say, I haven't.

Thanks for joining Nan. You can find Adam ad agency partners and their active. He is a marketing specialist and, uh, he is up on the news. He's my co-host. As we look into a week in review, lots of things that are going on, and we're going to try to get to some of the big stories, especially ones that are under reported that we can give you the full news view.

Adam, what do you got first off the bat, 

man, it's pretty crazy week. You know, I think all of us kind of know that Facebook went down on Monday, which was pretty, pretty crazy, uh, Facebook as a company lost 6 billion in revenue that day alone. But man, just thinking about all those small businesses and Facebook users that were locked out and just as canceled as Michelle and I have been from, from time and time again, uh, that was pretty crazy.

Uh, and also to just kind of that basically followed the Facebook whistleblower, uh, announcement and I think. That was a pretty huge story that, that hit, we've seen the wall street journal releasing the Facebook vials now for a period of time following this whistleblower releasing information to the sec.

And then of course also releasing information to the press as well. Really just a lot of stuff that validates a lot of things that we already know. Um, and Franklin Michelle, I found a deeper story there. Uh, there were people asking, well, is this whistleblower actually just a Democrat operative? Is she w what's the, what's the angle of there?

So I, you know, I found some interesting connections there between her and frankly, Jen Psaki and then also, Eric Charmella. 

Uh, that's a big news story. Uh, some huge news stories as well, where the vaccine and children are concerned. I mean, story after story study, after study country, after country, it is huge and it's making the United States of America look like some backwater third world nation.

We're just not keeping up on things. So we're going to talk about that. Uh, and I think, uh, some other issues that are on the table, some, uh, crazy biases that are affecting all of us, uh,

It explains a, you know, I think, uh, the president's approval ratings too, that we just start there. Okay. Yeah. We'll start there for sure. Uh, you know, so it's interesting, Michelle, and we kind of saw this, I guess, happening with just the, the border crisis, getting really terrible and then boom, the issue in cobble happened.

And that's when you started to see the far, far left liberal media start to come out and say, you know what, this Joe Biden guy, I don't know about him. And so this week we saw Jake Tapper of all people starting to get some heat from the far left because he was just pointing out. Basically just data, uh, Joe Biden's approval rating from the polls, which, uh, this past month, a 38% approval rating for a guy who's not even a year into his presidency.

And this follows kind of a trend of it being in the low to mid fifties or so over the first six months, uh, it was a 42% approval in September. And yeah, now we're, we're looking at literally a 38% approval rating, which is pretty crazy when you, when you look past that to looking at the economy specifically, how Biden has been handling the economy itself, not much better about a 39% approval rating.

And then just the basics of character is, is Joe Biden, honest guy. Does he even know what he's talking about? 44% of Americans think he's honest. So less than half of the country thinks that the things that come out of his mouth actually have credibility. And then whether or not he's competent to run the government.

Um, frankly, this is a, the question was. Is he competent or not competent? 55% of Americans think that Joe Biden is not competent in running the government today. So Jake Tapper was pointing this stuff out and he started getting tons of heat, just Twitter blew him up. Um, and then here we are, 

you know,

Oh, Jake, this is fake news and Quinnipiac. Paul, what are you talking about? Just like lots of, Hey, people are thinking that Jake has sort of turned his back on the far left, uh, just by reporting this sort of information. You know, I think it's hard to listen to anything that comes 

out of Syria, hoarding people it's called reporting.

And for those of you who are new to the class, let's point out that that's how the media is supposed to run. You're supposed to report on stories even, and especially, uh, stories that. Challenge the president. And if the media was doing that, if we really saw how Joe Biden cannot put sentences together, right.

He just cannot do that. He says things that go off into space. And that's the president of the United States. Now from the day one of the Trump administration, people got on the air, psychologists were analyzing Adam and saying, is he competent? Uh, for as, as president he's, is he a narcissist? Is he? And they were psychoanalyzing him without him ever sitting on their couch.

I think that was fair to look at it. I'm on the know. And if he's, if he's looking wacky, let's talk about it. But the same. Rule of reporting has not, not only not applied to Joe Biden, but we're not seeing that you have to go to alternative sources to see some of the things that they cut out. You had mentioned before we got on the air, some of the, the carefully guarded, he doesn't take questions.

We talked about that last week, we had sound bites on that. They have fake sets. Everything is carefully orchestrated. It's almost like the conspiracy theory with the, uh, with the moon landing, you know, 

the fakes cetera, so goofy. And just to think that Jake Tapper. From Quinnipiac, there was a quote from this guy named Tim Malloy.

He's a polling analyst over there at Quinnipiac university. And Jake got blasted for allowing this guy just to speak the truth of what the story of what the poll showed here. He said, battered on trust, doubted on leadership and challenged on overall competency. President Biden is being hammered on all sides as his approval rating continues.

Its downward slide to a number not seen since the Tufts scrutiny of the Trump administration. It's because like Michelle said, I mean, he, he has to basically do whatever his handlers say when he's at the podium taking questions, he's he literally says things like, oh, I don't know if I'm allowed to answer that.

Or I don't know if I'm allowed to do this and do that, man. You're the president of the United States. Who are you? Like, how are you not allowed to answer questions from the press? That's your job? Um, so here we are, you know, we're, we're actually learning that he does. I think the, the, the video of him getting his vaccine, right.

We saw kind of like the full angle shot of what was going on in that room. And it was revealed to us that he was sitting on a stage and a fake oval office getting the job. I mean, you have to ask yourself, well, what was actually in that syringe? Right? Like maybe it was just saline. I it's, it's hard to believe anything that we see now when you just everything's a production, 

but you have to, you have to ask that question to, you know, because honestly, yeah, that sounds like, okay.

Yeah, conspiracy. Well, everything else is, is fake and carefully doctored. And basically good information is completely taken off the table. You're not allowed to say those kinds of things, whatever happened to free speech. And then there's, there's more biases now. I don't care what side of the fence you're on.

It really doesn't matter to me. I think all these points of views that are out there are important. Even the ones that disagree vehemently with me. Why? Because it sharpens a, I use this scripture all the time. Cause I love it as iron sharpens iron. So one man sharpens another, you know, if you think about, uh, crossing blades in the movies, sparks flag, it sharpens your, your blade, so to speak, uh, when you have someone that disagrees, it makes you have to think research it, find sources, not just spout off ideas, which does happen a lot on both sides.

So I don't care what side of the aisle you're on. I don't care if you agree or disagree, but what we all should be really concerned about is the disallowance of the dissemination of information that is factual, that is researched and saying, no, we're not allowed to say that anymore because it does lead to a horrific double standard.

And that leads to a, a, another, uh, new story, uh, on the Texas high school gunman that was released on bail one day. One day after shooting a teacher and for others, 

it's freaking nuts, Michelle, and this is actually this happened not, not all too far a drive from actually where I live. This happened in Arlington, Texas, which is basically between me and where the Cowboys play.

Um, and it's it's Arlington frankly, is a kind of a really cool center for entertainment. There's some theme parks over there. Uh, it's close to where the Texas Rangers baseball team is as well. Um, and then there's also some water parks there, but you know that water's a little too warm for me. I'm not touching that place.

Um, now under respect to kind of what Michelle was saying, these double standards, these inconsistencies, uh, seeing the law not be applied equally across the, across the entire spectrum here, this, this 18 year old Timothy Simpkins literally shot his teacher and four other students because they were apparently bullying him per his own claim.

This guy was released the day after going to school and lighten the place up on a $75,000 bail. Right. He was released on a $75,000 belt. He got out the next day. No cuffs, just walking, walking home, basically put Michelle, I think about just some other things that have happened over the past year or so think about, okay, so Kenosha, right.

Kenosha was the scene of a really crazy riot. Um, there's a lot of violence between obviously two sides of the, of the political spectrum. Antifa was there, there were violent. Um, and there was also this teenager there an in Kyle Rittenhouse who was seen throughout several hours of footage, um, actually administering first aid to actually people that were both on the Antifa side of the fence.

And then also people that were on the, um, the, the live free side of the fence, I guess you might say, uh, Kyla Rittenhouse was thrown in jail for a shooting. Uh that's that came from, uh, an act of self-defense. He was shown being chased by a mob of people. Uh, one of those people actually had a gun, uh, that was being raised to Kyle's back as he dropped to the ground with his rifle and then shot at, uh, I think it was two people.

So this, this teenager, uh, was basically involved in a self-defense shooting, right? The kid was given a $2 million bail. I mean, I don't know who the heck can pay for a $2 million bail. Um, he didn't take a gun to a school. He didn't attack somebody just 

randomly. If you, if you think, , , what, , he did was reprehensible.

That's perfectly fine. That's why we have a court of law, but it is indisputable that there was violence and that was being administered. And in that case, it may not mean that. His life was actually in danger, you know, that has to be weighed out in court. But looking at, these two incidents, one shooting, a teacher and a defenseless students, and let's assume bullying was going on.

Does that punishment fit the crime and the person who is literally being, , being chased. Okay. , , why wouldn't we see a $75,000 bail? Uh, 

The scales of justice, don't seem to kind of balance out there and then even more extreme Michelle, the January 6th, pretrial detainees, right on the far left, they call it the capital riots or the insurrection.

Um, I think the January 6th event might be a descriptor for it. Uh, certainly there was violence there. 

If that's not an insurrection when black lives matter burst into and protest, why was that? Not an insurrection as well? Well, 

in that case, Michelle was at Chaz, right. We're territory was taken over.

It was occupied and held, right? Like actual physical land was. Held and inside the, the G I guess the jurisdiction of Chaz, I say that with like a half smirk, there was, there was lawlessness, uh, rape. Well, 

you know, I walked through there many times because it was in my own backyard essentially, and blocks from where I worked.

, and during the day it was, this hippie Levin festival. But at night it was, it was scary, very militaristic by the way, , armed people. , they had different factions who were controlling. It was like, well, you know, you don't want police, but yet you have these uncoordinated yahoos with guns.

It was, it was very, very scary. It was indeed. But why isn't that equal 

it's really not because you think about the, that there were two teenagers, at least that were shot within the confines of Chaz. Um, and you couldn't, you couldn't get emergency 

personnel. They were, they were, there were deaths.

Absolutely. And, and no, no first aid could be given to these people. They couldn't get any care. Um, the, the, if I were a parent, I'd be like, well, honey, why were you there to begin with? Um, but, but that being said, they still didn't deserve that. Right. Um, and so you think about that and that really, I think, is more fitting to an insurrection than, than not.

Um, they took over police stations, they took over buildings. Um, it, it it's, it's just unimaginable, but it actually happened, which is the crazier thing. Uh, but then you, look, you look at the Vienna capitals at the Capitol hill on January 6th, right? The. Fatality by a gunshot was Ashley Babbitt, uh, a military veteran wearing an American flag as a Cape, uh, who was definitely breaking the law.

She broke property, but she wasn't actually threatening anybody physically. Um, but she was killed. And of course there was the, the capital officer who was ruled to have died from natural causes. And that's absolutely terrible and very tragic in and of itself. Uh, but you think about the others, the people that were there that were captured on social media that were captured on the three photographs, right?

A lot of them were arrested and, and charges were brought against them by the, by the federal government. Uh, there was, you guys might recall this one image of the guy in Nancy Pelosi's office with his, uh, his feet kicked up on her desk. And he was, he was sitting in her chair. He was pretty proud of himself.

And, and, you know, there was just like the, the kid in me definitely laughed when I saw that the photo. Cause I was just like, oh yeah, that's, that's kind of crazy, but really kind of funny too, but it's, I know it's not funny. This guy, he's a 61 year old named Richard Barnett. And he had to spend over three months in solitary confinement, which is literally defined as 22 hours per day in solitary confinement.

He spent over three months in solitary confinement by himself, locked up for four that he, I know he took stationary from Pelosi's desk, but I also know that he left money on the table to like pay for it. Um, think about that. He spent over, I think it was 109 days in confinement. At one point he had a cardiac event and he was denied proper health care.

Um, but then think about Timothy Simpkins, this high school shooter over here at, in Texas. Shot five people, a teacher and four kids and was out the next day on bail. It, it does not add up to me at all. It's it's just, it's totally unimaginable. How was that? How is that fair? 

I don't think that it necessarily is.

Different jurisdictions, , do come into play if, if I were to be honest, but yet this is something that is part of, , becoming woke. And, , this week on my Michelle live, you can listen to our Thursday. Broadcast of my Michelle live, where we talk with Kenny Xuabout the salvation army and it's going Wolk.

Here's what Kenny had to say about the salvation army, sending out to its members and leaders. I piece on, let's talk about racism, , that, which I think is perfectly fine. And until you realize that it is rife with a lot of critical race theory, that makes the assumption that you act and think a certain way because of the color of your skin, which in itself, , what do they call that?

Uh, oh, racist. Hello. Let's listen to Kenny. Here's the issue with the salvation 

army is let's talk about racism statement and how it relates to wokeness, right? Um, if you're asking your members to repent for racism, you were saying 

that your members are racist 

and the salvation army is probably the least racist organization in America for the past 200 years in 1890.

Before six, a pen for racism. You were 

saying that your members are racist and the salvation 

army is probably the least racist organization in America for the past 200 years in 1898, 

the 

Fort. 

Okay. I'm letting it play twice because it's so nice. But, uh, seriously think about that. , the salvation army, I like many other church organizations.

I think if we were to be honest, have had bits and pieces, I'm sure of S of racists, leanings. I think the salvation army in full disclosure, because that's what I do, , had a hand in some of the. Aboriginal, , separations of families, , back in the day, , that is certainly not part of who they are today.

And they've issued many things that talk about their acceptance of, , their acceptance of, of all races and creeds of this is serious because it is a Christian organization. And I'm just going to say, and the God's story and racism is that the Bible says there is neither Jew nor Greek, nor slave nor free everyone was equal.

And a time when the Bible was written where there was anything but equality, but within the. The following of Christ complete equals your slave equal with you in Christ your brothers. That was a radical concept. That's where you get real equality. But, , I think we're seeing a lot of this wokeness and it's like a religious jihad that must be enforced and to the detriment of free speech.

And we're seeing this a lot at an, a story that you had mentioned that talks about the whistleblower at Facebook folks. This is huge as you're listening, honey, you gotta tune into this. , there is one issue. I would think that we can all agree. In the Americas, you would hope we could all agree on. And that's human trafficking.

, the sexual exploitation of children is absolutely beyond heinous. Now we'll we can do a whole new show on how there are voices out there that say, no, no, it's not heinous. You need to allow that I'm not even going there because anyone who thinks like that, you have a reprobate mind. Boom. We'll just leave it at that.

But this is mind blowing. When you think of the amount of human trafficking, , information for, , sexual exploitation of children that Facebook alone is responsible for. Let's take that on Adam. 

Oh my gosh. So it's, it's just. Okay. So it's really crazy to think about Facebook as a tool for employment. And I say that because the cartel has literally used Facebook to employ Texas teenagers or Texas young 20 year olds.

It employs Texas kids and it hires them basically to help them with their trafficking of humans and drugs. So we're going to pay some 20 year old, a ridiculous amount of cash. And then we're going to basically weaponize that, that kid to move stuff for us, it's going to move people and it's going to move terrible, terrible drugs.

And that's why we see are you look at the drug rates in our country rising, you know, it's cause they're coming over the border, you know, commensurate with the amount of people coming over the border on a daily basis. Um, that's just that alone. But then you think about. Well, Facebook is also paying used Michelle to, um, to fuel the underground organ trade market.

So the black market for organs is, is literally flourishing on Facebook 

market. And can we say, when Zuckerberg was talking about, about this, he was basically saying, yeah, we know this is happening. Um, and we're developing algorithms to try to stop this, but we just can't do it really, but you can freak and take me down like that.

If I say, Hey, if I have. A story like Perry Collins from North Carolina, who is the recipient of our counseled hat. And t-shirt because he posted how his child and we're going to talk more about children and the vaccine and vaccine. He posted on Facebook, how his child was adversely affected that they had to take her to the hospital.

They were scared to death that she wasn't going to make it. And he wanted other parents to know that this, to be prepared, if they're gonna jab their child. Now he didn't say anything pro or he said he was even vaccinated. So it's not like he's anti-vax, but he was taken down. Boy, they can take that down in an instant before it, before anyone gets a chance to read that because he's in danger like me to society.

If you were a VIP, though, he could have said whatever he wanted about COVID, which is insane. The whistleblower revealed the truth. So she didn't review, I would say any real new information, but she validated a lot of what we already knew. And part of that was the fact that Facebook has a class system.

There are these elites in Facebook, it's about 6 million people of VIP's journalists, activists, artists, basically famous people. Right. And they can say whatever the heck they want. Literally, those people are not subject to the same AI filtering that we are. So when we say stuff, we're shut down almost immediately, you know, we're, we're lucky to get our accounts back.

It's a really cumbersome process to, to argue our suspension. And it also too, it's cumbersome just to understand why we were suspended to begin with. Um, you know, I guess, I guess they just don't like Michelle on the guitar, but you know what? She's darn good on guitar. So they need to lighten up and be a little bit more fair.

Um, Francis Haugen, she's this whistleblower and she really just validated the fact that Facebook consistently says things publicly, but privately, but behind their walls. It's a very different story. Whether it's about teen mental health, The fact that they've conducted a three-year research on what social media specifically Instagram does for teenage girls?

Well, Facebook's trying to protect the, the truth of that data because it harms their business model. Especially as we see, you know, other platforms like Tik TOK, taking steam and kind of rising and growing its user base, uh, the, the Facebook whistleblower, she, she really, I think was very articulate and describing things that we already knew.

But the interesting thing is that there are many that are saying, well, wait a minute, who, who is this lady? And is she actually a Democrat operative? Now this is a really interesting one because when I first, the week, I 

, you know, that phrase truth is greater than fiction.

You're just calling. Wow. 

That's so trippy Michelle. And it's like, it's a, literally, there's always a story behind the headline, you know? And like when the week started, I was just like, okay, this is real. Great like this, this, this whistleblower is validating stuff that we already knew. But then when I, when I looked a little bit deeper into things and I started to understand sort of what some of the, some of the, um, I guess the controllers of the strings behind the, behind the scene, you know, who they were, I was really shocked to learn some things.

I was shocked to learn that the whistleblower's PR firm is the same firm that Jen Psaki used to work at the same firm that was founded by one of the top Obama, uh, aids. And then also her legal team is the same legal team that represented Adam shift's fake whistleblower, Eric Charmella, um, back during the whole, like, remember that, that phone call between Trump and the Ukraine in the Ukrainian president.

And it was basically, Trump's saying, Hey, you know what? I think you should probably look into this Barisma company a little bit more closely, um, that, that guy, so, you know, kind of considering also that the whistleblower was a part of Facebook's civic integrity team, the same. That censored, the hunter Biden laptop story, um, that she's consistently been a donor to the democratic party, a big supporter of AOC, even though she's not from New York, uh, you know, it's like, there's some real connections there and you, you start to ask yourself, well, what might the motivation be?

And when it comes to changing big tech, when it comes to shaping the future of how we communicate as a C as a society, well, I think what we're seeing here is the, the far less effort to control that future, to control what the outcome of that is here. We have this whistleblower saying, I think that Facebook and tech is not censoring enough content.

I don't think that Facebook is censoring enough users. But then of course the other side of that argument is, you know, what? The internet should be a place, basically a marketplace for, for free and fair competition of the best or the worst ideas. You know, let everybody talk, let everybody share what their viewpoints are and may the best ideas weighting 

ask you this.

If, if you say, yeah, those things shouldn't be said, I hear that a lot because I live in the Republic of Seattle. And so I hear that a lot. I hear well that you just should not be allowed to say that, ask yourself this. Why, what are you so afraid of? If you're right, then the truth sets you free. If you're wrong, then don't you want to know what's right.

And who gets to be the arbiter of all truth? Who is it that makes those decisions. And how do you feel about that with. Well, maybe your truth is actually not only a lie, but your truth may be actually killing people. I want to get into, , some of the mistruths, , you sent this picture, , someone challenging Twitter, and it says, Hey Twitter, since I know your goal is to be fair and consistent regarding politics, will you be labeling this Joe by lie as misinformation that the vaccinated can't get or transmit?

COVID.

You know, I love that tweet and it's, so it's this verified Bluejack called clay Travis. And I don't know if he's a blue Bluejack good or bad. I just don't need to check next to his name. Um, you're I guarantee you, so when you look at the, at the ratio of Biden fact-checks versus any conservative influencer or libertarian influencer, I mean, John Stossel is getting shot down by big tech, you know, fricking John Stossel, man.

Um, you know that this, this Biden saying Facebook's killing people, man. And it just, all this stuff, it's not getting checked. Nobody's looking at that because the fact checkers are funded by the same people that are funding the political elite today. 

, so now the narrative is, has changed to, will you get the vaccine to lessen the effects, which might be fair. And especially if you're in a high risk category, you take that under consideration with some of the adverse effects and some of the concerns over, , these vaccines, they were, this is a matter of fact, very provable and mainstream sources.

The vaccines were doing animal testing and those testings were canceled because too many animals. We're dying. Well, that's why you do animal testing so that you make sure that that doesn't happen to human beings. There's the concern, , micro blood clots. , there are people who say, , we could see some people dying in the next two to five years.

This is a reality. , that's a by-product we're, we're so used to those byproducts. Aren't we we're so used to watching commercials that say, well, this drug can help you with your eczema. It may cause your brain to leak out of your anus. We're so used to that, that we're like a week we can live with side effects until it happens to us.

And if we aren't talking about. A hello. Vaccines will never get better if we don't challenge it. That's the by-product of you saying it should not be said to, we are not able to say, but here's what you can do to offset that. Here are some things that you, that you can do to protect yourself from those things.

You will have no protection. So when you're hospitalized down the road, boom, and how many people were listening to the president and said, I have the vaccine I've, I'm perfectly safe. And they infected people that they loved unknowingly. That is so unfair. If we would have had people able to spread useful information and have that balance, then we would have.

A little bit more truth to set us free, 

Adam. And yet here we are Michelle, where it's more dangerous than ever to post any content on YouTube or Facebook about COVID positive or negative. You say the word COVID on there, you're likely to get shut down. So the fact that you can't, I mean, you made a really good point, Michelle.

Okay. Yeah. So let's acknowledge the fact that there could be side effects. Right? All right. Well, I would like to hear from people that have experienced side effects so that we understand how to mitigate those, those are really important conversations,

Unless that person works at Google or YouTube or Facebook or Twitter. I mean, you, you literally have to become an you basically, you have to become a whistleblower at Facebook or Google, and then you have to secretly reveal documents to the sec, uh, to get any attention without being shut down, just to get information that's, you know, kind of shared with the masses, you know, um, you can't just share information with your close-knit community of friends and neighbors and family, uh, without falling victim to the sensors.

I think it's just totally ridiculous. 

Ridiculous.

I do want to make this promise to you as you're watching, listening, or reading that. , even though, yeah, I've been canceled here and there. , I have always find a way to get that information up, to keep it on my website@mymichellelive.com and I will make the commitment to you to make sure that the information that we share is well researched.

If for some reason something comes up and I realize, oh, okay, that wasn't right. I'm not only going to tell you on a. But I will write it on my website. So please keep me accountable, please. You won't be canceled if you say, wait a minute, here's this study, but I don't want your opinion. I don't want the, you shouldn't be saying this year, a blankety blank, blank.

I want studies. I want reliable sources and I will research them. That is my promise to you that I will give you that information@mymichellelive.com. It will be there and you'll be able to find it until, you know, they canceled me there too. 

And just to add to that, Michelle, you know, there is a Haven for free speech.

Thank God for that. Uh, w go to rumble row. If you've heard of, of YouTube, and you've heard of Vimeo a competitor to those called. Uh, the only, my only knock to them is that they're, they're based in Toronto. They're Canadian, not American, but you know what? We are friends with Canada and it's all good. These guys are fighting the good fight.

And, uh, you can find me on rumble. That's where I post all of my videos because they, they don't mind free speech. Um, this is, I 

think you got to seek him out though. Just, I just want to add just, you have to seek out rumble because there is actually a lawsuit between rumble and Google. Right now, Google part of the antitrust lawsuit is the fact that Google preferences its own products.

So it's a lot easier to find a YouTube video than it is to find a rumble video. So, you know, just go through that extra click, go to page two or, or just click for rumble specifically because Google is right now trying to obviously give YouTube 

search engine. , my listener friend can go to where they won't find sentence because Google does sensor where they won't find censored content, where they w they will be able to look for something.

And Google won't say, no, you're not allowed to do that. 

Yeah, definitely. The, so there are, there are choices there too. The only thing that you'll realize, and I, I would challenge everybody to check out. So come up with a Google search term. That is just a, just a basic question. That might be a little bit critical of the far left.

Right? Search it on Google, and then search it in being an insurgent in Yahoo, which Yahoo and Bing are the same, basically. So you're good there, but then do that same search in duck, duck go. Um, the thing that I have. Say here is this that, so, so Google's algorithm is really, really good for search your user experience when you're using Google is it's really, it's hard to compete, even, even Yahoo, Microsoft, uh, search engine has a hard time competing against Google's algorithm, ducked out, go.

The nice thing about duck, duck go, is it doesn't track you the way the others do. It's not going to give you search results based on any sort of bias at the company level. So, you know, I definitely encourage you to check that out, but just know that when you're searching for things that are a little bit more basic, Google's gonna give you a much better experience.

You're looking for shopping items, or if you're trying to find new lawn furniture and go to Google, you know, it's second to none. Uh, there's great. Th they do have great information, but if you're looking for a research items on the, let's say 

any kind of vaccine. Well, the vaccine antitrust topics. If you're looking at like any kind of topic, critical to Google, you should already expect that Microsoft's going to be a little bit more truthful than Google will be in the search results, right?

So just, you know, challenge your mind, explore different options. Duck, duck go is a great one to try. 

I appreciate that. Now I'm talking about misinformation than the vaccine. These are articles are going to post pictures as we go of as many as we can. They're big, huge, humongous stories that have come out that are very big.

Well-known studies, big well-known countries that are making statements. And so we're going to go through things where children are concerned. We're already back to school. We have kids that are supposed to mask up, get vaccinated. Kids are being dragged out of class and given the vaccine. Without their parents' approval in many places in the United States.

, I'm in, I'm trying to get in contact with a woman here who, , not only is experiencing that because of the vaccine, but her kids were reportedly taken out of class because they were wearing card Carhartt's sweatshirts and a boot cut jeans. And they said that their clothing was, was racist. So because it's too country.

Oh my gosh. That, so that, that makes me feel racist against country people. And that is messed up because they're being racist country 

people, man. Well, let's, let's talk about some of these, these crazy issues. Uh, true story. I'm putting this up on the screen. A Swedish and Danish health officials had announced wins.

This week that they would pause the use of the maternal vaccine for all young adults and church children. Finland on Thursday, pause the use of maternity COVID-19 vaccine for younger males. Now some of this is due to in Finland because of the cardiovascular side effects of myocar dosas. , we did, , Sweden was saying there and the Danish said there's too many adverse effects.

And the chances of kids getting the virus are very small. , and I'm going to go through some of these because they're , very important. 

You're trying to protect yourself. You're trying to do the right thing. When you get the vaccine, I'm not demonizing you. I think vaccines can be a very good thing. I think sometimes the adjuvants we should worry about, I think we need to hold vaccine companies accountable and who the heck makes the decision that they, they have no culpability.

If it does kill people. I was talking with my cousin online who's vaccinated and protecting himself. And you may be listening now. Hello kids. Um, but it was said, Hey, you know, some of these people there's been deaths in children because of COVID. And, you know, these parents should have vaccinated their kids and it's like, well, you know, sometimes there's more to the story and I want to talk about more to that story so that you are truly informed.

So if you'll indulge me a little bit, Adam, let's talk about this. First of all, the flu is often more deadly to children than the Corona virus has proven to be. And I'm showing something, some information from the Mayo clinic that talks on who's at risk for symptoms. Um, the younger people who get COVID, uh, transmit the virus at lower rates and recover at higher rates, a vaccine mandate to them, according to science is largely on unnecessary.

This is, this is truth. There is more, you ready for it? Adam? I am going to change a screen. And see if we can find a little bit more information to share with you. 

It just makes so much sense, though, right? Like when you're younger, you bounce back from things way more way more quickly than your twenties versus your thirties.

There's a hard difference at age 

34. Common sense only 0.005%. Now I'm not a math girl, but that's pretty low. Let's listen. 0.005% of COVID infections among children. Have led to deaths less than 1% people, but there have been 572 reports of myocar dosas here, , and inflammation of the heart muscle following 3 million doses of the vaccine in the U S three studies.

This is brand new. Uh, let's get this up on the screen. 

Three studies I heard you say as Michelle 0.005%. Two 

zeros. Yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty stunning. A third or three studies this week by researchers that were out this week by researchers in the UK, then they say that children's absolute risk of dying from COVID-19.

In for testimony, small 99.99, 5% of the 469,000 plus children, almost 500,000 children in England who were infected during the year, examined by researchers survived. There were something like out, this is, this is coming out of my head. I have to remember, but of those who died, the vast majority had leukemia or secondary, ,

comorbid the D 

that makes total sense, Michelle. And I just looked up the risk of that same age group dying from the flu 0.01%. So 0.01% the flu 0.005. COVID 

yes, there you go. Okay. Let's look at Newsweek. Newsweek is a saying that unvaccinated children less likely to die of COVID than vaccinated the adults.

According to a study, a clinical trials carried out by Pfizer on children, 12 to 15 revealed 86% of children who were given at least one dose of the jab suffered. An adverse reaction rate were ranging from mild to serious. Now that's a huge high number. And to be fair, keep in mind. Some of that is my arm hurts, right.

Or, or feeling a little tired after the vaccine, which is normally even under the best of vaccines. So, but still there are some adverse effects there. And when we're looking at some of the, these problems there, this is a true story as well. I wanted to put up on the screen, uh, from the Brussels times.

Doctors want the Corona virus measure. Dropped for kids under 12 and schools, they say, you know, this is ridiculous. A masks are like child abuse. The vaccine is a necessary in most of these kids. And if your kid has, um, perhaps. A Como morbidity issue or concern, then you should take that into consideration.

So this is where we're at with children. And I think it's very, very important that we realize that why is this being pushed on children? Why are the Sweden, uh, Norway, , here in Brussels? Why are they looking at these things? And we're just going if you don't get vaccinated, you are hurting people.

Francis Collins, , he's the director of the NIH and also a, , evangelical he's basically said that if you do not get vaccinated, you are killing people. You are selfish because as, , our vice-president said, you know what? This is essentially love your neighbor. That sounds like the. Let's just miss appropriate scripture, along with the vaccine, we talked about it this week.

, this is what part of what John West had to say via 

ERs because it's public and that's the vaccine adverse event reporting system. That's existed official governance system since 1990. And, you 

know, yes, it's true that not all the duty in there 

is necessarily validated, but it's a system we've had since 1990.

And for me, what raises a red flag for that is we've had 1.5 million adverse events, uh, report that system since 1990. 

Most people don't know. Th the, 

the proportion of that that have come just this 

year. And we're not 

even 

full 

year, just for the COVID vaccines, over 700,000 close to 50% of all adverse reaction reports in that system have now been filed this 

year.

And 

regardless 

of whether you think that that's a perfect system or not, and it's not, 

but even if you're just comparing apples to apples, there's something going on there. When one set of vaccines suddenly outstrips every other vaccine for 30 years, suddenly 

of the deaths to almost two thirds of the deaths reported in that system 

associated with are having 

taken a vaccine have now come this 

year and are associated with these.

So take that into consideration. That's why choice is so important. That's why doctors being able to work with you and help you to make those choices are so important. And what about the people who have natural immunity, even Fowchee? Was I go, yo, that's something we're going to have to look at. Oh yeah.

Let's just, let's just push that out more from John West. Yeah. 

ERs because it's public and that's the vaccine adverse event reporting system that's 

existed. They're both the same. Uh, but it basically, he's he saying, you know, to try to use God and the Bible to bully people into getting the vaccine is a name.

I, I, I don't know here. We have a place where we're not, and we're talking about social media, the government, uh, mindsets, Adam, you are not allowed to talk about. Antibodies. And that's what we should really talk about. Are you inoculated? Do you have antibodies, whether you had the vaccine or not? 

It's, it's so ridiculous.

And like, the more you dig into it too, and just like with big tech, right. Whistleblowers are very revealing and we've seen the whistleblowers come out of Pfizer and they kind of shed light and, or they kind of shine light into 

something. 

That's right. That's right. And you know, I hate that. It always comes back down to this Michelle, but money and power money and fricking power.

So project Veritas had a, basically one of the Veritas journalists come in contact with two of Pfizer's, uh, scientists, basically one was a biochemist named Carl. Another was a senior associate scientists, scientists named Chris Crowse. Crutch. I'm not sure about the pronunciation there. So forgive me there if you're listening, uh, Mr.

Cross crochet, um, and a nutshell here's what was revealed. So money is the reason. And basically these scientists were kind of talking about antibodies. They were talking about the vaccine specifically, and they were talking about how everything that's taking place now between the mandates and just the big pharma in general, it comes down to the COVID vaccines, becoming the newest cash cow for Pfizer and.

When it comes to exploring things like the monoclonal antibody treatments, right? There's not a whole lot of 

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Boom, we can to you we've made it to the weekend. I made it past my crazy experiences in Las Vegas, Nevada, and you know, FYI, why was Michelle and Nevada? Well, I was, um, I was going to see my team, uh, hopefully win, which they did in the Seattle Sounders. And if you missed that report, you can, uh, rewatch our sports timeout, but here I am back and yet the world is still as crazy as it was when I did.

Oh, I got to say Michelle. I mean, for you coming back to Vegas, I mean, you look amazing. I know that like, and maybe there's a God story there like that is, or just an act of God, you know, to just come back from Vegas, looking so lively and sharp. I know when I come back from Vegas, when my wife was in Vegas, literally before the shutdowns, you know, like we need like a couple of days of silence and rest and like hydration.

I know. And you know, it can't be true. Just the walking alone. Um, I am not a big drinker. I don't, I don't get drunk, you know, a couple of days. And maybe a little, uh, light and happy, but I just, I I'm just not there to party. I was at a, um, walking through the casino and I heard this guy at the roulette table going, oh, I don't know how much I'm building.

I'm so stoned out of my mind. I don't even remember how I got here. I'm like, how are you having fun? If you can't even remember how, what you're doing, how you got there, where your money went. 

I feel like Vegas is kind of a rough place for people that are like mildly optimistic, you know? Cause even just like traveling on foot, you know, you look across the road and you're like, oh yeah, no problem.

It's just across the street. And then like 20 minutes later, you're still trying to walk across the street. Um, you've covered so much, so much just like land, you know, it's just, everything's huge there. And so. Relatively speaking, it looks like next door is just like, what next door should be. But really it's like so much walking, you know, but then also to all the oxygen they pumped into the venues there, you know, I think it makes the brain a little bit sharper than it typically is.

So you, you kind of exert yourself in a special way. I just know it's just like for one casino to the next, there's like this different style of casino perfume, they pumped into the air and some places are a little more classy than others, you know? And I got to say like one time I took a flight from Vegas to San Francisco for work.

And, uh, when I got to the airport in San Francisco, I could still smell Vegas on me. And so when I went back to the. But to the hotel, sorry, I showered. And I like coming out of my hair was just like the smell of like casino perfume. And it was like this kind of like sour, floral smell. It just like, wasn't a good thing for, for work.

You know, I just had to get that off the no, 

and it is something that they do. Um, everything that they do in the casino is trying to, is in order to try to get you money, the colors, the sounds, the atmosphere, the smell, the pumpkin oxygen to keep you going when you would normally say, I think it's time for bed blocks, you know?

Yeah. No clocks, nothing. You are absolutely right. It is just, yeah. It's one of 

those, I guess in your case though, Michelle, almost like no freedom and in some respects like this, so guys like Michelle shared this story with me that I will know that she's going to share with us and like, okay, just coming from my experience.

My wife took me to this amazing venue over the weekend. Uh, saw the Dan band perform. It was at a venue in north Texas called lava Cantina. Uh, we weren't wearing masks. You know, we were having a great time and actually she, she had us a VIP section, but there were still about 20 people in our section. And you know, probably a few hundred people in general at the time.

No amass police going around saying, you can't do this. You can't do that. Uh, it actually felt like 2019 when we were there and it was an amazing experience. Uh, but Michelle, I know you saw sort of a musical sort of thing going down in front of you. And I think there were some masks involved. If I'm not mistaken, 

true story.

This happened just two days ago. Uh, Wednesday night as we're in Vegas. Um, now keep in mind, masks are mandatory inside in the city of Las Vegas. Uh, and I want to give you, I'm going to give you some balance here because I'm not, I, you could call me an anti masker. I'm like, what's what is the purpose? Uh, you know, we don't wear them right.

Any way, unless you're wearing an N 95, it's not all that effective. There is a study that came out of India that I know none of the particulars on that said that, um, they, those who wear masks have 11% less likely to. Of catching COVID and that's the best numbers that they could come up with 11% now, I don't know.

Has the village already suffered? Uh, have they been vaccine? I don't know any of that. I just read, I just read a little bit about that 11%. All right. So for 11% we are pulling out the mass police. And if that helps, if that gives you some sense of security, I get it. But let me show you this picture. So we're at a piano bar at Harris.

So if you go in right across from the link, this is Harris, it's a jeweling kind of a piano bar. I love those and it's kind of fun. And so my friend is sitting there. You can see that he has is his mask down and he's holding. A drink in his hand because he's sipping his strength that most places, if you're drinking or eating, even on an airplane, uh, you don't need a mask.

They want to be a little more conservative. Okay. So in between sips, you have to have your mask on. So it has to be, which is not fun at all. Nonetheless, you can see our friend next to him has his mask on, right. Everyone kind of does in between sips for the most part, but they're lurking over people, making sure their masks are on my friend there says, okay, I see.

But let me just ask you this. Why is it that your piano chicks and some of your employees and people around employees, their masks are down here. Piano chicks don't even have masks on. So I'm going to show you the video. Oh, that's us in the limo. Getting there. Sorry about that. Which was fun. I'm not gonna lie here.

It is. So you're seeing us take pictures. He said, well, wait, look over there. They don't have masks on. And there's the piano girls standing up singing, shouting out to the crowd. At that point, he shines the light into my camera. You can't see this anymore. Whoa. And then they ask us to leave because he said, well, wait a minute.

Look at her. And I show her. She doesn't have a mask on light in the, in the camera. You can't film this, you can't film this. That's just, that's disturbing. You think they would want to say, yeah, film this, this is what we're doing for the health and safety of people. Oh, we're caught. So yeah, 

that is basically full naked.

Like no mask, 

no mask. Both of them, both of us. Not only that it 

was bikini on some of the servers. I was like, this is ridiculous. This is just totally ridiculous. Why, why can they just do that? But you can't even, like, 

he just asked that question. Why is that? He just, you know, that's all just, I I'd like to know why, what what's going on here.

What 

do they say? When you're asked that question, 

you have to leave. That's what they saw. You must leave this establishment. 

Like, was it like, even like, uh, was there any question there? It was just like, 

no, no, you just have to leave. You just have to leave all 

of us. Boom. That's a hospitality establishment.

Like they're there to give you a good time. Isn't that what you paid for? 

Okay. Yeah, exactly. Um, apparently my video didn't show. So let me, let me show this again. I'm so sorry, because this isn't the biggest deal of the entire night, but my video didn't show because I'm a video newb and my producer, isn't here to press the buttons, but there's my friend, just having a nice conversation with the guy and saying, well, wait a minute.

You know, I I'm actually literally drinking. Um, why are you standing over us? And while you're at it, here's the video. You and I could see it and her friends couldn't see it. So there he is pointing out how, yeah, she doesn't have a mask on she's standing up. Smiling singing, screaming out he's and then they point the, yeah, the light in my face and say, you've got to stop filming.

You got to get out of here. So this is where we're at. Um, and I think it speaks a bit to what we're, where we're at in America, Adam, uh, some of the problems that we're having with freedom of information with, uh, disclosure of, of, of things going on in the world of, um, even coming from our own white house.

And I want to give some examples of that as we talk about some of the big news stories that are going on. 

As we dig into that specifically, Michelle, your experience. And we were talking about this before we kick this show off the fact that like your experience was also followed up with like this, like this, like goon squad coming around, you guys to escort you out of the facility, you had like these, the side 

of the building and they wouldn't let us go into the link or they physically said, no, you can't go into any of our casinos.

And. Okay, this 

is, I think about like the situation of like that, uh, that, uh, that church leader. And I think part of Canada, right? Just north of the border who had like, the police basically went to his facility, to his location to shut down a service, to stop people from, from worshiping. And so it's like, you, you have like these, like either like the goon squad, like these super big dudes that you're never going to beat at arm wrestling, or you have like these people wearing badges that come into force.

I think a little bit of tyranny here. I mean, it's just, just so beyond I think what should we should be experiencing? 

Yeah. You know, from sports we can, we can ask, uh, Joshua McMellon bus, cause back in the day before he does what he does now, he also owned a security company and he would be, he would provide security much like these chubby goons and.

Would I have to use diplomacy and oftentimes humor. Cause sometimes you're dealing with drunk people. Now our group wasn't,  a bunch of drunks, but going up to someone saying what would have hurt to say,  sir, I understand, , we're compliant the best that we can wear a piano bar. And as a piano bar, we have lenience with our performer.

But because of that, we have to do this mask up. That that could be the case. We don't know. But you explain it and say, I'm sorry on an airplane. You, I I've heard both ways. This is the law you will comply or we will throw you off and we'll find you versus look guys, I know it's inconvenient. It's not fun, but these are the rules.

We didn't make them. It's a federal rule. Will you please comply? Because if you don't. We get in trouble. And then our jobs are in danger at delays of flight. If you'll, please get it on. And if you don't like your mask, you know, let's, let's continue to fight it somewhere else, but not here. You know, people are usually reasonable and say, okay, you get it.

But when you're lurched over, it is a problem, Adam. And that's where we are not allowed to ask questions. That's what we're really getting at today. My friends is that you're not allowed to ask questions. You're not allowed to hear the why's. You're not allowed to film. You're not allowed to, uh, get out information or to hear the right kind of, or the wrong kind of information.

It's just no longer for. 

And we're not stupid either. And we can, we know what a double standard looks like. We know what Apocrypha is. And when you see, you know, this, this list of rules that are, that are in front of you, but then you see that the people who are writing the rules, aren't following them.

It's just like, you're like, well, why the heck are they even there? You know, it's like, you can travel and you have to put on a mask to travel, but we have people coming across the border that are able to get an airplanes and get on buses and be distributed to major us cities with no, no questions of COVID, you know, whether they have it or not, whether they've been vaccinated or not, and whether or not they have a mask, there's no question to that effect.

But you know, if we're, if we're an American citizen, we have to follow by the rules. But if we decide to break the law to come here illegally, we don't do double standards. And then also too, just in your experience with the piano person, right? Like performers versus non-performers the, the, the elites versus like those who are there to be entertained, you know, like, like they're not like in Hollywood, if you are on a stage or in front of the camera, You can pretty much do whatever you want.

Um, and, and it looks like the same for our politicians too. You have AOC going to the met gala, you know, with this, like at $30,000 cost of admission wearing a, probably a very expensive dress that says tax the rich and there's no mask on her face. Um, there's just so many double standards here that we're being forced to sort of like swallow and man, like, it's just really frustrating.

It's a pill that's too. 

I'm sorry to take you to task as you're watching, but stop putting up with it. Why is it okay to you have a tax, the rich, and yet here she is the elite spending more money than most Americans make in an entire year on a ticket to this gala and not having to wear a mask, 

but I will wear when I'm.

Is this like no Fowchee mask, let it hold it up to the camera here. So you can see it. It's like a no smoking sign, but it has Fowchee his face in place of 

the cigarettes because , it's not about, it's not about being a Republican. It's not about being the Democrat. It's not about being conservative or liberal.

It's not about being black or white stop letting them put all of these values on us and labels. We're Americans. And we just want to know the truth. We just want to be free so that we can talk about things. And so that we can come to better solutions. How do we know that there is a, an elitist idea?  Let me play some of these.

Do you remember when in a white house meeting, uh, the Saki had been asked, , well, how many people are vaccinated from the white house, you know, and on the white house staff. Let's let the case, why won't you just release the number of breakthrough cases you've had about tomatoes staffers? Well, I think first we're in a very different place than we were six to seven months ago, as it relates to the virus.

Uh, and as many medical experts have said inside and outside of the government of those who are vaccinated are protected from serious illness, most are asymptomatic. If they are individuals who are vaccinated should get the virus. Uh, and, uh, you know, we are in a different place in terms of impact of individuals who may have, as you said, through cases, it doesn't provide the lumber or, you know, but what is the, why do you need to have that information because understood, that'd be a better understanding though.

Break your cases. We're here in Hawaii. Oh, why do you need that information? Why do you need to know that? I mean, seriously? Oh, I don't know. Maybe it's because we're the American press and we're here to answer, to ask these questions because we're, we should be the voice of the people asking those questions and because this is a government of by and for we, the people and you are accountable to the people.

That's why, because Jen, maybe you didn't learn this in school, but you are accountable. To the American public, but let's take it into a news story that happened this week, which if you just don't believe me here. Okay. Before that, we'll go into the past of just a few, a few weeks where. Uh, the suppression of information and watching people who were going against the narrative became a question during another pisarski episode now in full disclosure, for those of you who have a Fox news adversion yes, this is a Fox news filial.

That's asking the question, but listen to it anyway. Cause I think, I think it's pretty revealing the administration then spying on people's Facebook profiles, looking for 

vaccine misinformation 

that was quite and an accurate question, um, which I would refute. How so? Well, Peter. As you know, we're in, we're in a regular touch with, with a range of media outlets as well.

Let me finish as we are, as we are in regular touch with social media platforms, this is publicly, uh, open information, people sharing information online just as you are all reporting information on your news stations. Okay? So these 12 people who you have on a list of 12 individuals, do they know that somebody had the surgeon General's office is going through their I'm happy to get you the citation of where that comes from.

There's no secret list. I will tell you that these are people who are sharing information on public platforms, on Facebook information that is traveling is an accurate, our biggest concern here. And I frankly think it should be your biggest concern is the number of people who are dying around the country because they're getting misinformation that is leading them to not take a vaccine.

Okay. Let me just break. Baby down right there. Your greatest concern should be the people dying. Yeah, it is. That's why we're asking the questions. That's why someone's asking that question because we look at Israel. We'll talk about in just a moment with 80%. I actually it's a lot more that are vaccinated, but we're going with the conservative number and they have had a record this week of deaths and hospitalizations from these breakthrough questions.

That's why you ask these questions. What's going on? How can we stop it? Make vaccines better? I think vaccines are a great idea. However, if there is no accountability, it's not, uh, the greatest concern of what about the other concern that she said? Well, just like, you know, it's people on public forum reporting, just like you do with the news.

Wait a minute. Isn't that the whole thing that people have been saying is that yes, it is. And so as such, it should have. Freedom of information. It should, but there's but Facebook itself has said, oh no, no. And other, uh, of these social media sites and the white house have said on the other hand, no, well, they're not really a news source.

They're just a private company. And so there's a lot of things that you could break down in there, but that's not today's news story is it? That's just, yesterday's news of how, uh, the government is watching people and they're monitoring people who aren't giving great information. You know, they're, they're costing peoples lives.

People like this doctor, uh, who I'll play a news story. That is talking about a new story that I feel very free to report on now, because now it's breaking through, I don't mind reporting on it, but I'm telling you to say it in mass. I really do add them like to make sure that we have sources that no one can refute and say, oh, that's just that it's just that some conspiracy, it, it is immune enhancement and it is being talked about everywhere.

Listen to what this doctor says about immune enhancement. This, um, I want to, I want to give you the background and let me see if I can find it. This is Dr. Peter J Hotez and I may be suppose both days, let's say it like that. He's the Dean of national school of tropical medicine. Professor of pediatrics and money, molecular virology and microbiology at Baylor college of medicine.

That's if that's a, if that's a last name derived back from Mexico, just based on, and this is just an assumption based on Baylor, Texas being close to where I'm at, maybe it's Hotez I think it's. 

I'm assuming this is what he had to say. One of the things that we're not hearing a lot about is the unique potential safety problem of Corona virus vaccines.

Uh, this was, uh, first found in the early 1960s with respiratory syncytial virus vaccines, that children, it was done here in Washington with the NIH and children's national medical center that some of those kids who got the vaccine actually did work. And I believe there were two deaths and the consequences of that study, because what happens with certain types of respiratory virus vaccines, you get immunized.

And then when you got actually exposed to the virus, you get this kind of paradoxical immune enhancement phenomenon and what, how, and, and we, we don't hardly understand the basis of it, but we recognize that it's a real problem for certain respiratory virus vaccines that killed the RSV program for decades.

Now, the gates foundation is taking it up again, but when developing a coronavirus vaccines and our colleagues, we noticed in laboratory animals that they started to show some of the same immune pathology that resembled what had happened 50 years earlier, he said, so we said, oh my God, this is going to be.

Okay, so it's going to be problematic. That's and that's um, the immune enhancement is basically saying, look with the vaccine. Unlike being exposed naturally with this vaccine, a vaccine is really targeting one strict. It doesn't have the ability with like your immune system does to recognize similar things and lessen the effect.

So what can happen and what they saw happen in animal testing, by the way, animal testing was halted with these vaccines because too many animals died. What they saw was this immune enhancement. So when you're exposed to another natural strain of the virus, you have a hyper reaction. And that's where you're seeing extreme cases.

If we're not talking about this, if we have pisarski and the folks out there at the white house monitoring doctors like this, who were saying, you know, this is what we found and taking them down and encouraging social media to stifled their voice. We're not protecting good people who wanted to get the vaccine to protect themselves and their family.

Now we know it doesn't protect others. Um, so. I think that it did and you're evil and you're hateful and selfish. If you don't get the vaccine, um, it doesn't protect others. It can protect you. So that's the new narrative. Okay. And you know what, I'm not going to contest that in some instance that, that it can protect you to a degree of getting, uh, a worst case of Corona, uh, if you're exposed to the right virus, but if you get exposed to something else, you could have a worse outbreak.

And now we're seeing in Israel where there are three of shots getting administered and you're seeing people die. We're going to hear from Anthony Fowchee in a few moments, but I want to bring this back to a current news story. As we're talking about the suppression of information that hurts all of us, regardless of your ideology.

Uh, just this last week, uh, just two days ago, actually the white house, um, had a meeting between the British prime minister, Boris Johnson and the president. Okay. Two days ago, white house reporters filed a formal complaint. These are not this wasn't Fox news. This was, this was all of the press, uh, filing a formal complaint against the Biden administration for refusing to answer questions.

They're in a meeting, two leaders of the free world, and there's so much going on from Afghanistan to COVID to, um, pandemic issues, trade and other issues. And yet, no question. We're allowed, Adam I'll even play a sound bite in just a moment, but I want to get your reaction. Well, 

isn't that just so indicative of like the time that we live in now, you know, it's like, first of all, to have a, an event where you have the leader of the United Kingdom next to our leader here in the United States, that's a really big deal because they are such a historically strong ally of ours.

And it's been really, really sad to see our relationship with them sort of degrade a little bit since we'll certainly be the debacle in Kabul. Um, but, but you know, whether it's Peter Doocy at Fox, he's been doing a fantastic job. I have to say, uh, in the white house with his coverage, 

And he's the only one.

We was one of the few asking the hard questions. I mean, we played another CNBC reporter, so I'm not gonna throw all of the media under the bus, but, uh, just like the, a lot of left leaning, you would think, uh, news outlets, we're not afraid to ask hard questions of the Trump administration could, that's what you do.

But 

how many times did you see Trump being thrown? You know, dozens of questions, whether he was in front of the Marine, one about to do it in the helicopter for transport or, or actually in the briefing or, you know, in the, in the, the press room. 

Ah,

Exactly right. I mean, he would take angry questions. He would take accusatory questions and he would answer questions from, I would say news outlets that are not exactly pro pro-Trump outlets. I mean, it was a daily 

answer, so, well, sometimes that's 

kind of happened, but, uh, but he was exposed to that. Right.

And why Biden though? He calls Michelle. He comes back and says, oh, well I better not answer that one. Or I'm not, I'm not supposed to answer that one or I'm not okay. Who are your handlers? You're the president of the United States. Like who are you afraid of? 

Yeah. You know who you should be afraid of the people.

This is a government of by and for we, the people, Joe, you work for us. If, if you work for me and you tell me I'm not answering questions, you're not working for me anymore, but let's not give just an American girl's point of view. Let's hear what a British reporter had to say. What 

are you bizarre spectacle 

to see, to see two bold leaders muzzled behind the thickest face mounts that possibly ever be made so much.

So it was actually quite difficult to hear anything anyone was saying. I mean, that was the first thing that was absolutely bizarre. And I think, uh, Boris Johnson post, you know, our color chef as yours is a Baden, is that leaders are accountable to the press from all sides and all opinions who've been asked questions and I borrowed was completely stone that the new culture and America, it was supposed to be the leaders of the free world.

Isn't the president doesn't take questions. So Barus decided to sort of prompt you away to try and take a few questions on the white house press team. Didn't like it and protested and said, we're sort of asking ourselves a question here in the UK this morning in a job. It doesn't take questions from journalists and therefore isn't accountable for what he's doing as leader of America and leader of the free.

We have to ask that simple question is he actually fit and proper and competent 

to be doing the job

but man, like that, that is such a great question. When the press is a check on the power of the presidency and here you have sort of like, literally like sideline to that check on. Man. That's a huge problem. Who the heck is he accountable to? If the press is supposed to be asking questions for us as the people, you know, digging into issues to let, to let us be aware of it, you know, so that we don't have to trust whatever comes out of Jen sockies mouth as like the, as, as a definition or as a fact, right?

Like, man, we need the press to be there asking hard questions, but that's Michelle, that's the thing though. This, this difference as a leader, are you a figurehead or are you actually a leader? If you're a figurehead, then you're just kind of like the person behind the ink on the signing pen. Right? You do what your 

leader, who's their worst.

The figure, head or leader it's it seems like more of, uh, uh, I think dictator may sound strong, but a dictator isn't accountable to anyone but themselves, and we don't want to be there. This is freaking embarrassing, Adam, you know, it was, it's one thing when it's kind of internal and okay. You know, you have Joe up there talking about something that doesn't make sense babbling about the.

It's embarrassing. Just like, you know, you can love Trump all you want, if you do. Okay. But there are some times that the press would play pieces of his, his speech and you'd be like, dude, you have to play it. So the rest of the world can see, but it's like, that's the problem it's like having, you know, that, that embarrassing cousin is fine at, at Thanksgiving dinner, but you know, if you're out and about in public, you're going, oh no cousin, Joe cousin, Joe, 

so don't do it.

But it's like, so with him though, if he's a figurehead, that means he's like representing an oligarchy of powerful, of other powerful people that are all kind of telling him to do what they want him to do. Like they put them in power. Like it's amazing. First of all, he was. Uh, that he was even the leader of the primary.

Like that's incredible. Um, we put this guy who's been in politics for 47 years. Um, I kind of feel like it's like old school Soviet system, right? Like you have this, like this ruling, the class of oligarchs who tell you what they want you to do on their behalf. And then you're just like the guy who does it.

I'm not really accountable to anything. You're just, you're just in that position. Um, you can't answer the hard questions cause you don't really know, you know, whereas if you are the leader and you are taking accountability and you are being the president, like frankly, like president Trump was, then you can't answer hard questions because you are the person behind the decision-making process with your advisors.

You're not just sitting there doing what, uh, you know, the, the corporate is the elite, want you to do or doing what? Um, VP Harris and, uh, people like Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff think you should do on behalf of their constituents when it's really not on behalf of their constraints.

It's on behalf of the, the elites who fund their operations, the elites behind the scenes that you don't really hear about in the news. But, uh, but they're the ones that are actually wielding the power. It's really 

scary. It is, it is really scary and there is no accountability. Um, and another example of that is when Biden had said, look, if you get vaccine, you will not have to wear a mask right now.

I don't have a problem 11 months ago. Yeah. If I, if a president says that and then says, look, based on new information, we're just here to protect people. Uh, we're going to put those masks back on, but that's not what he said. He said, I never said that. Listen, Dr. Parks. And if you want, as you get settled, just push that little red box.

That's not the right one. I don't think that's the right one. All right. Well, I'm not, I'll have to find that nonetheless. He said, I didn't say that. And then there's a soundbite of him saying exactly that. So I think 

it was like the second town hall during the election that he said. Uh, if I'm not mistaken, I mean, he, he very clearly said that, oh, well, yeah, if you're vaccinated, I don't think what we're going to mandate the mass.

I don't think that'll be necessary. Uh, VP Harris said the same thing, and now here we are defying science, not even listening to science. It's just so ridiculous. 

It is a little bit 

at the end of the day, we know that double vaccinated, fully vaccinated people are much more likely to get and also carry the coronavirus 

that was even shut down by, by the press.

So that came out of Australia. So I guess what we're really saying, and I don't want to linger on the vaccine and as much as I want to linger on the suppression of. Ideas S uh, experts, speech, uh, the accountability, because wherever you are on your journey of finding out information on the efficacy and safety of vaccines, uh, where we're at with the pandemic, you have to research that yourself, I'm giving you information, um, mostly information you're not necessarily allowed to hear.

And that's difficult. I'm wanting you to know how difficult that is. You know, there've been times where I've been in near tears because, uh, I have an expert on, and you know, that I, I almost exclusively have a list. Interviews, not just someone that's local and we can have those too. I think they're just as interesting, 

but where 

we have a lot of a list, um, people who have documentation and if they don't do it, I'm happy holding them accountable and asking those hard questions.

I know as my listeners and viewers that ticks you off sometime, uh, you know, you're too hard on him. Why are you asking these questions? Because that's my job. That's what I do. Journalism. It's called journalism. Um, I have had to have an entire account wiped out and start from scratch. That costs a lot of time and money and, um, inconvenience.

It's not easy. I've had friends who have said, you know what? You need to stop, stop talking about this kind of stuff. It's, you know, it's, it's not what they like. And so it's controversial. And so you need to just kind of comply. And if you do, you know, it will be easier. You won't have to worry about being canceled, but I'm compelled to do my job as a journalist.

I'm compelling. 

It's almost your duty as an American to do that, you know, to, to make sure that our future generations are able to live freely and to express their minds and to think a little bit differently and to ask critical questions that do truly lead to better outcomes. I mean, that's fantastic, right?

Because we are allowed to think critically we're allowed to use our minds and Michelle, you know, I, I'm very blessed to do business internationally. I have a very international team and I will tell you, there is no country like America. There is no group of people like Americans, um, and that. I in a way it's kind of dumb luck, you know, but it's truly by design.

Our founding fathers really, really did something special here and it's very unlike the rest of the world. So, you know, when it comes to being canceled yet, it's really freaking frustrating, right. To be cut from Facebook to be canceled by Twitter and YouTube and Vimeo. I mean, you know, you're at, you're asking yourself, okay, well, where do I turn?

You know, like where do I turn to, uh, to find a safe place to host my, my information, whether it's videos or blogs, you know, how do I, how do I continue to do what I do? Um, and to not allow myself to be. Uh, a victim of, well, one self censorship, but then also the, the collusion of a, I think a political movement that wants to do away with everything.

That's fantastic about our free society. Um, and so, you know, there are alternative choices out there to, to the mainstream social media. Right. But, but that's a hard thing too, because you know, a lot of people that are trying to find information or trying to find answers don't know about these competing, uh, marketplaces for ideas.

They don't know where to turn and, and, you know, that's because Facebook spends so much time and money and use so much data to engage the antigen of over 3 billion people in the. And it's, it's really overwhelming. It's, it's a huge beast to come to terms with. And so as, as proud Americans, you know, we have to kind of just keep on fighting and keep on doing what we're doing and asking questions that matter.

Uh, but then also leaning on our legislators and also like looking to local politics, you know, like keeping it close to home. I mean, that's where we can really affect major change. I mean, think about this, the fact that when my wife took me to an amazing live, uh, concert over the weekend to go see the Dan band perform my experience versus what Michelle experienced in Vegas, very, very different.

And, and part of that is a function of, of course federal politics, but also just the, the, the politics on the ground, local politics. If you can 

get involved at that, On the ground politics on the ground. When you think about it, what does that mean? How things are played out. If we have a federal government, it's like a leadership determines attitude.

So if you have a federal government that is kind of a bully and they are kind of a bully, um, I'm not disputing that. I want to hear information on efficacies of vaccinations of masks. I want to hear that, but I also want to hear how they may not be working so that we don't give people false sense of protection.

And thus, they're not taking care of what they should be taking care of their immune system. There are people who outright don't know that there is such a thing as an immune system and developing natural response what the living heck, because we're not talking about it. So, what I'm asking you is just logically for just a moment to say, look, if you have adverse ideas, challenging your truths, your truth should not be afraid of that.

It gives you the opportunity, like in debate class, Danny, did anyone ever take debate for crying out loud, where you have to sharpen your ideas? You have to understand war. The other side is coming from that makes your argument stronger. It makes your truth more secure, more, more solid. Um, but we're not talking about it.

It wasn't. A good thing to talk about, uh, voter suppression or some of the wonky things that some people thought happened during the election. Um, now in the Newsome election, I wanted to get to this new story. Uh, they're seeing that people are going in and saying that they voted or going in to vote and they say, ah, you already did.

Now, let me see if this is the right soundbite again, girlfriend just got back from Las Vegas. And so, you know, yeah. 

I wouldn't have known, 

let's see if this is the right one.

Yeah, that's the right one. So I'm going to turn it up so you can hear it and take a listen. Boom, wait, and take a listen.

Location.

Wow. And that was not the only person there that was, uh, just to get a little background. I want to make sure that, you know, this wasn't just somebody off the street. It was Katie L a in, uh, Los Angeles reporting on this because so many people had said, wait a minute, I showed up to vote. And they said they had to do a provisional ballot because they said you have already voted, uh, the, the other weird thing that they didn't report that I'm looking into to confirm I've confirmed from a couple of areas, but, you know, in full disclosure, uh, the majority of these people were registered Republican.

It always sort of blows my mind, Michelle, when I see like media headlines that say, you know, like no proof or no indication of voter fraud, but then like I see a video being shared of, uh, these women and a mail room in a small part of the valley that I used to live. So I used to live in studio city and valley village is where I would get pizza.

Sometimes that was just, just like a short walk north of where I lived. And there's a video of these people in a mail room, stuffing their bags with ballots, um, that they were opening balance and seeing like which one it was for. And they were literally just like stuffing the votes of, of, of. Of the recall election and, and these were like obviously elder votes, uh, into their bags so that they wouldn't be processed.

Well, I mean, no indication or proof of voter fraud. I just saw it on the video. 

Well, let's go back for just a moment to the experience I had in Vegas. How hard is it to say, look, you know, this is why we're doing this. This is what's going on, you know, and I know it's inconvenient. Thank you for complying.

No, you may not ask that question. You have to go with the white house. Um, why do you need to know the answer to that? Th or with this situation there, no indication look at what's wrong. Shut up the con the, the, the, the naysayers and say, yeah, there's been some small isolated, weird incidences, uh, where we've dealt with that, but we're confident that, you know, still at least, I mean, I missed back in the day when they would just lie to us and spin 

it.

Like literally just like acknowledge it and say, okay, well we've we, we addressed that, but it's below the standard deviation. It's, you know, it's within the margin of error, so no problem. We're not concerned. Or, you know, we identify the source of the fraud, the person's being investigated. Like just acknowledge it.

Don't just try to sit here and say it doesn't exist at all because we see it right in front of us. Um, of course there are always efforts made though to sort of hide the truth from us. Right. I mean, they want us to live on headlines and famous with, 

okay. I don't want to be accused of, of doing that. Um, and because, um, this morning, uh, seriously, you know, I'm, I really am fresh in from Vegas.

My last video, uh, didn't play and that's because I had, uh, the outlet that was playing. Um, you did, I want to play this for you, so I'm not accused of the very thing that I'm trying to hold. Uh, Countable for, so let's take a listen and we'll see if we can hear this time.

I'm still thinking, I'm still thinking it's not playing. I will get it for you to prove my point. And in the meantime, Adam, this is where we're in just a really weird area of human history, where we have, um, I don't know, like being a frog in the, in the pot where the water gets turned up and we, sooner or later, you've got to wake up and say, man, it's starting to get steamy in here.

And things are just not right. Um, you know, it, it gets to the point where I shouldn't be the only voice and I'm not, but, uh, the only voice of somebody trying to speak out a little bit of truth and say, wait, there's something going on here. So that's where, uh, issues like this voter suppression thing is such a big deal.

Why are we not hearing about it? And finally, let's play that soundbite. We spoke with several concerned 

voters here in 

the west, San Fernando valley, who believes something walky had been going on at places like El Camino, real charter high school in Woodland Hills. This place as an early polling location, open 10:00 

AM to 7:00 PM daily, but 

several people tell us they showed up to vote this morning in the special California governor recall election and were told that computer show they had already cast their ballots.

What happened today? And how shocked are you? Barry? I 

went to El Camino high school to go got there at 10 30. Can you read this? And she scanned it and said, you voted. And he said, no, I haven't. 

Wow. That explains the two to one ratio of moats for Newsome. You know, it's like, they it's like somebody in his back office.

It's like, how many more do we need? He's like, no problem. We're going to order those right now. Yeah. 

But you don't what the thing is, is you don't know, you don't know if this is some kind of conspiracy, if it's because of a organization or the people in power, or if it's an isolated case, you just don't know.

And again, we won't know unless we're talking about it. Um, in the interest of time, I wanted to move on to another couple of big stories. Now, one big story, uh, is what's going on at the border? The border is a huge issue. Um, speaking of people not being required to be vaccinate