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the forty seven open a precious metals IRA, get your free silver tonight. Ok, so over the weekend it became quickly apparent that the CDC had completely botched its roll out of the vaccines, at least in terms of its initial standards. So these demands are still being set, had not yet been finalized, but it became very clear- and we talked about this last week at the end of the we gonna podcast, that the CDC had been taking into account race. As opposed to just preexisting condition and age as factors and who would get the vaccine, which is totally crazy, I mean that's utterly insane. Reason that is insane is because that is highly highly unlikely to save lives. In the same way, the trenching out by actual vulnerability to the virus would be saving lives and should not appear statistical level. If we want to save many lives and help the people who are the most vulnerable, you don't tranche out support to people who are less vulnerable. I mean this is perfectly perfectly obvious to anybody was a shred of both reason and morality. That's all it takes to come to the conclusion.

The way that you give out the vaccines. Is you find the people most likely to die and you give them the vaccine first end of story, but that is not. In fact, our politics works in the United States is one of the reasons we ve had trust issues with our public health experts ever since the beginning of this pandemic, because it was quite apparent but their priorities were not only saving lives. Their priorities were not only getting the vaccines. Vellum, the fastest possible time in getting it out to the people who are most vulnerable. The priorities were not taking measures that were designed to prevent the most transmission. Their priorities were skewed. In some cases can we saw this very very early on when the entire media and much of the public health infrastructure decided we're going to endorse basque riots and and looting and gatherings in the streets over cortical racial justice issues, because it racial justice was itself a health issue. At that point, the events in any claim that could have to being objective public health experts and one's other priorities are starting to impinge on your ability to do your job

and you just can't be trusted in the same way, it's one of the great puzzles of our age that at a time when science has done more to save lives than private any time in human history right. We developed a vaccine, the scientific community did it developed vaccine inside of nine months, which is utterly crazy from soup to not right from the beginning to the distribution it took less than nine months for them to develop a vaccine, which is an unbelievable feat of scientific Engineering and technological know. How is it it's an incredible incredible thing. At the same time, public trust in the scientific community has been dropping and the reason for that is to separate things that are happening simultaneously inside science over the past several years one is Ultra Presbyterianism, it's what I've been using more more lately, but that word means is people speaking outside their field of expertise that people in the scientific community speaking on racial justice issues,

it just because you know how molecule works does not mean you have good ideas when it comes to how society ought to function and to pretend otherwise is to engage and ultra presbyterianism. She have scientists are speaking outside of their realms of expertise and meanwhile, if science itself being infected by people who actually don't care about the science as much as they care about the politics works both ways of scientists, speaking in terms of public policy and of public policy. People speaking in terms of science and the end result is a muddle and that model is not very good. So here is that we should be very optimistic right now about the future of the next several months it. What I mean by that is not that we are not going to see a tremendous amount of suffering and death over the next couple of months as before, the vaccine is able to be wrong But the fact that there is even an end in sight is an incredible incredible thing. Documents are slowly was heading up, operation, warp speed for the Trump administration. He explained yesterday, the English about eight million doses of the vaccine this week, that's an unduly Bobby we're told annually entire media back in April and may that there would be no

I've seen this year an outward and get eight million doses of the vaccine shipped out this with that's an amazing amazing thing here. Is it doctor slowly? We now are a clear that we would be shipping five, five point: nine, and those of the Medina vaccine and two million doses of the Pfizer vaccine. on Monday and that's what will happen and we are increasing the level of communication with the governors in order to make sure that there are no mistakes. It happen communication. We will work and learn from our mistakes. Everyday in an hour focus is to make sure we get american people as many vaccine. Those is, as are produced raising amazing accomplishment by the scientific community, and there are serious trust issues. The members of our scientific community, by the way Anthony found, did announced to the world that he had personally vaccinated Santa, which is I mean to be honest, I feel like Santa should be, unlike the top line, Redmond events, what seven hundred years old and has obesity issues, so I mean

ITALY, is among the most vulnerable and if your trenching, this thing out by vulnerability, hers, Anthony Fouche, explaining that he had personally shot up Santa say I took care of that for you, because I was worried that you'd all be upset. So I had a little while ago. I took a trip up there to the North pole. I went there and I vaccinated Santa Claus. Myself I measured is level of immunity and he's good to go. You can come down the chimney. He can leave the presence he can and you have nothing to worry about. Santa Claus is good to go well. That is indeed exciting news. Ok, so here is the problem right now, let's get stuff right. All of this is good stuff. One problem: it turns out your public health experts

everything up, so it turns out now that they were trenching out the vaccine that they said they'd been telling people that it was time to print out the vaccine by using racial equity issues, as opposed to looking at how many people to save this has all sorts of statistical implications that actually earn with more of colored dead right. If we actually followed these standards, more people of color wouldn't died. I'll, explain one second, but first here's what you need to know. What you need to know is that if you vaccinate by you will be preventing the most have, and it is very clear that this is the case. A age is actually even a better way of describing how people should be vaccinated. Then single pre, existing conditions are the reason for that because if you are eighty five, the chances are, they have several pre existing conditions. So if you just look at people who have diabetes for people, over the age of eighty five people over the age of eighty five, just as a group are more likely to die in peace. Just have diabetes is. If you have diabetes, you could be thirty, you could be thirty five. Maybe you have diabetes while handled behaviour, eighty five

the chances are that you partly of diabetes? You probably have a kidney problem. You probably have long issues right. You're anyway, We lived a long time, and that means that you have multiple underlying issues. It doesn't mean that age itself is the complicating factor. It means that age itself correlate with multiple underlying factors. This is something Marty Macsharry from Johns Hopkins University had talked about extensively. Is that for people in the United States above the age of sixty five, as of about a month ago, only twenty five hundred people above the age of sixty five with no pre existing conditions had died. So preexisting conditions still matter, but its multiple, existing conditions that give the game away in terms like very, very high rates of death and that correlate very highly with Hence age, not only in the United States, all over the world, so statistically speaking here is an example is from Israel cases has nothing to do with the United States or racial breakdown. David Wallace Wells was a liberal right.

The deputy at her and climate columnist for New York magazine, he put out this chart from area cobler on Twitter over the weekend. These estimates are from Israel. He says, but striking vaccinate three point: five percent of people over ninety, the total fatality risk drop by nineteen percent am one fifth vaccinate, the two point: five percent of the population over eighty, it falls by half vaccinated in point five percent of the population over seventy. It dropped by three quarters Each new remains under appreciate, in other words, pretty. Obviously, if you want to prevent Mass F and what you do, and you can see it right there in the stats.

If you want prevent master than what you do, is you do it by age? Fortunately, we have public health experts who are both not concern with public health and obviously not experts who are absolute idiots right. They are suggesting that, instead, for the purposes of racial equity, we should tranche out the vaccine with an eye to a race which is not ok, that's not we'll get to that in just one. Second first, it is doorbell sees in the busiest time of the year at your front, or that is definitely true at my house of ring in keep an eye on all the hustle imbecile you're front, our people dropping of packages, people stopping by just wave hello, I keep an eye on all of that from wherever you are anywhere on planet earth because you have the ring device on your home is connected to the app on your phone, and now you are in charge of your home plus. I have three kids under the age of seven, that means they are running around constantly. I only have one pair of eyes. There are three of them the baby is now moving and growing? She is now crawling all over the house. She will literally anything on the floor and eat. It does not matter what it is. I have to happen her at literally all times- and this is where ring

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according to our analysis is again the Uk Daily mail. Twenty five states have committed to a focus on racial and ethnic communities as they decided, which groups should be prioritizing receiving a corona virus vaccine dose. these included New Mexico, where collaboration native Americans being prioritized California, which has committed to ensuring blackened many people, have greater access to acting and Oregon. Where health officials have said that ethnic minorities will have equitable access to the shot. May not equal access, equitable access, there's a difference in equal, an equitable equitable means their equal means. The same. Some states have made even more specific plans to prioritize community color, but twelve states specifically mentioning efforts to partner with healthcare providers in areas with large, my many populations to reach diverse populations according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, among the states forget it. Giving greater preference minority communities are the ones that would suspect places like New York in California, Oregon Washington, Nevada, Idaho Montana. Why Yeoman Utah New Mexico?

Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana. I want Minnesota Michigan Pennsylvania, North Carolina and main the CDC has issued guidance on its social vulnerability index that uses fifteen your senses variables to help local officials identify communities. They may need support. It is being used in states like where minority status in language spoken could be taken: the consideration when deciding how high priority you are receiving a vaccine main has multi, racial ethnic minority covert nineteen vaccination plan in an attempt to give preference to groups that court have experienced rate disease that far exceed the representation in the population as a whole. In the? U S black, Many people are almost three times more likely to die from covered nineteen than white or the reason, but that is because it in this people are apparently significantly more likely to actually get the disease. It turns it is not that they are particularly vulnerable to the disease. According to the New York Times, there is peace. Over the last couple of weeks, Doktor, Cabinda, Ogden, Oki, deadbeat, forgive the pronunciation.

Began to research corner virus infections. Among blackened hispanic patience. He thought he gnawed you'd find he thought infected blackness. Many patients would more likely to be hospitalized, compare with white patients and whether they are more likely to die? That's not how it turned out, so, in other words lacking to spend it We do not have an innate vulnerability. It has nothing to do with race, which actually happening. Is that lacking the spanish people, because there's disproportionately low incomes are more likely to actually get the disease after accounting for various disparities. Doktor, ok Begbie found that in fact blackened hispanic patients were no more likely than white patients to be hospitalized. If hospitalized lack patience had a slightly less, the risk of dying. That's is published in the journal, Gemma Network three other recent large studies have come to similarly surprising conclusions: the new findings, not contradict an enormous body of research showing blackened hispanic. Americans are more likely to be affected by the pandemic, the current of is more prevalent in minority communities, infections, illnesses and deaths have occurred in these groups and disproportionate numbers. But this.

You suggest there is no innate vulnerability to the virus among blackened hispanic Americans. He says it's about it closure is about where people live. It has nothing to do with the genes. Ok. Well, then, Why exactly would we be non health variables in order to determine how to tranche this stuff out, I mean this is insane and no Smith who again is no conservative baseball. Bring opinion. Writer of the left, he he points out that there are these slides that were put out for possible guidance by the CDC that show essential workers getting this before the elderly. Why? Because essential workers are very likely to be more often blackened hispanic, then the elderly my last week. There were actual emphasis, suppose it Ephesus who are suggesting just this- that because elderly people tend to wider, because why people live longer and the United States and some other some sections of the population, there are too many old why people? So you know what in an image,

What do you want? Some of the old white people die in the name of younger, not why people give the twenty year old, essential work with no actual vulnerability. To this thing, the knee shot before even eighty five year old white person that shot I mean this is this is crazy. Okay and I'll. Tell you why this is especially crazy in mean that more black and hispanic people will die. I think about the thing about this statistics here and there. A lot of it is true that a disproportionate number of people bye, bye, sort of democratic percent, demographic percentage, population. It is true, a higher percentage of people over the eighty five, our white than the percentage of people or thirty or white, and that is true in the United States. It also happens to be true that the most vulnerable subset of blackened hispanic people in the United States are people who are over the age of eighty five, because black and spend people respond to the virus in exactly the same way as white people, which is to say, if your old, your at serious risk. So if you take vaccines away from the elderly on the basis of age,

due to a central workers on the basis of race, you'll end up with more absolute blackened hispanic deaths in order achieve, chief, less relative, blackened hispanic death or you'll end up with more actual dead bodies that are black in Hispanic, because you're not actually prioritizing the elderly you'll end up with a lower percentage of blackened hispanic. That's because your prioritizing, where more blackness hispanic people live in the age distribution of population engender stand how idiotic eugenic this is in its social engineering from the top levels, gangs of life and death, and is a game of life and death cause when you say people, but the age of eighty five votes get it after the essential workers. What you're saying is not just that a twenty year old black worker should get it before an eighty five Euro white lady. What you're saying the twenty Euro, black worker should get it before in eighty five year old, black lady right, because now your elevating race and the age group where race is most from

fortunate your elevating that, above where the vulnerability is- and this is what the CDC was recommending what they are recommending in some of their slides according to know Psmith, can they said that, in order to mitigate health inequities behind incidents and mortality in congregate, living and racial and at the minority groups under represented among adults over the age of sixty five. That means that you should actually look to. You should look to focus your outreach now but on the highest incident and mortality in congregate living you, you should look instead to prioritize the people who are most blackened hispanic, namely essential workers So if you, if you will get his to mitigate health inequities, you should start with the central workers. Central workers should be given top priority, because racial and ethnic minority groups are disproportionately represented in many essential industries. A quarter of essential workers live in low income families. Then you should do adults aged over sixty

I've, because racial and ethnic minority groups are under represented among adults array sixty five August. This is purely them saying we do not care if blackened aesthetic elderly people die, because you know what if they die there there at least eyeing alone with much white people all over the age of eight. five in that's insane Isn't that Josh Barrel again not erect winter? He says this is real. Concrete arising from social justice ideology, failing to see individuals rather than groups in general, I, don't think the public health communities, lorries into politics and ethics have gone well done. Yeah, you think Matt, Iglesias based on this programme and was just rational enough to be from his own job Albert Box, which she cofounded hero. Basically One thousand primates Americans expect have one hundred and fifty african Americans and more precise about a hundred. If you take one thousand senior citizens, so that sense that many essential workers promotes racial equity because you're getting more black people? But since the infection fatality rate for senior. Citizens is at least ten times the rate for non seniors you're, not actually saving why people's lives. This way, your opting for a strategy

that leads to more black death and more white deaths than the vaccinating years for strategy, but you're deciding it's better for equity. This is what ethics requires. He says I often feel medical ethics. People should run their ideas by normal ethicist, because to me that doesn't make a lot of sense. Also says that Iglesias? We know that people have been dying most uncover black senior citizens. The decision here is not Prioritize, vaccinating them, but to instead vaccinated differ less vulnerable group of people and then assert. This creates some kind of abstract collective racial benefit. There's been a lot of takes lately about woke, liberals pit, prioritizing racial issues over the country. Needs none why people, but this idea really takes the cake, is even left like this is insane and now in a second we're gonna get to who actually marked up this line. You the unsurprising, one, who matter this particular slide for this easy? What and ended up being used as guidance across the nation or gets that in just one. Second. First, let's talk about investing in art, so

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the, like matter: glaciers innate silver, we're like this is crazy and make it more people killed and significant Tens of thousands more people killed with these standards, and, on the other side you had, the works were like yeah, but know. What that's racially just is. More white people will die so who actually MAC this up. So this person and Joe Walker tweeted hey, needs over on the epidemiologists epidemiologist. Who did this houses. The slide show assumes a disease that blocking vaccine, which still allows the virus to in fact and spread differences. strategy are much smaller and if you assume vaccine can also prevent infection and transmission. Ok, but that's not the point who exactly is Joe Walker, Yo Walker is the CDC Infectious disease epidemiologist and modeling. Also, non binary, friends they and then in the profile, for this person is the Trans flag and then it has festive. We defended the police festival in its country.

It's it's it's that is the most radical Ta Mok the year festivals. Don't don't you see, found the police or the people? You can do it festive make sure that you put some bells on when you do it, so that is, that is pretty incredible: ok, plus he had people suggesting that we should actually value pre existing conditions over age, even though That is not what the statistics tend to show. So Zoe Mclaren treated this out MC learn to non white people die from cover nineteen much more often than white people of the same age, prioritizing those of previous in conditions, One way to help redress racial inequalities without explicitly prayers hasn't erase, is not indefensible. Just don't understand, I don't know. We understand. Also. It also happens not to be true that, as I mentioned earlier, that new times, peace focuses in on the fact that if you are black or hispanic or white, you're dying of assent, essentially the same rights as the blackness. Better people are getting.

more often ok self. Over the weekend, the CDC then revised its standards, Janusz among again, no one. I have cited thus far in the shows revenue. No one on this last week like fairly early last week but the but they kind of typical Liberals picked it up in they ran within good for them. He Asher monk. He said some good news. Thanks to massive justified public criticism. The CDC is making adjustments to the recommendations, Americans over seven, five should now get the vaccine alongside essential frontline workers. That is an improvement, but it doesn't solve many of the concerns personal. They should go. alongside frontline essential workers. They should get it before for liner workers if you're a twenty year old working in a grocery store, that's crazy, especially is it when you look at who is considered an essential frontline worker as Josh Barrel points out here is, is who is considered a frontline essential work? Are you ready, first responders, like firefighters and police teachers, Teachers get teachers are not uniquely vulnerable to this virus. They're, not

I am unaware in the United States of any teacher who has died after being infected at school. If there are one, if that, if there is one name them, seriously, because we saw a lot of stories over the summer about teachers dying, it turns out they ve infected elsewhere, so teachers like if I have a choice between two thirty five year old teacher, And seventy five year old, grandma in a nursing home, that is not a hard choice, but it is for the CDC because our public health experts are not public health experts. There, there apparently politically driven idiots moral idiots, who else the frontline essential worker food in agriculture, manual, trying to work in a factory? And now we are treating you as though your eighty five years old and you have three praises. Inanition corrections workers at? U S, postal service workers, ok very use postal service worker personal. I mean. I love her male that he's literally just taken packages and then dropping them off on the front. Stoop now read there, there's not a face to face contact. Public transport workers and growth store workers, so we are thirty million of those people. From thirty

doses to those people, as opposed to people who are significantly more vulnerable by other essential workers will also be prioritized. As this thing rules out include people in finance I see and communication energy me and legal, do not be prioritizing vaccine, like I'm thirty six euros. thirty six, zero years old think I'd have labelling. My wife should not be prioritized in a vaccine like she's thirty, three years old and she is in excellent health, and also she happens to be working with with patients right now, but doing this by industry is also idiotic, doing it by pre existing condition and age a priori being the priorities it and easier standing and multiple craigslist in conditions. That is obviously the answer, but I mean come on come on you, standards are still not good. Anyway. I shrank continues in particular, the CDC own data still suggests Americans aged sixty five. Seventy four are much more likely to die from covered, then younger frontline workers. So, of course, this ash

like we still cause. Needless additional, that's how many is worth Let's get really worrying in the original CDC presentation I've doing admitted that prioritizing all essential workers would likely increase overall debts by between point five percent. In six point: five percent. She then call the additional death of thousands of Americans, ache, wormwood, minimal difference. That is the difference. Point five percent. In six point, five percent: are you when was one hundreds of thousands of deaths, you're you're you're, talking about like tens of thousands of people dying, because you dissect crappy woke standards for how to tranche out the vaccine. That's nuts, that's not so, where is all of this coming from, whereas all of its coming we're gonna get to that in just one second, because it comes from a woke ideology that cares less about human life than it does about social engineering or get in and by the waste can be dominant in the binding ministrations gets that no second, first, when you use the bathroom, you really should close the door for your sake, in the sake of everybody else, when you use the internet,

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but there are a lot of people out there who have these standards and a lot of them are infused by woke ideology. You think the trumpet of approved something like this personally. You think that that trumps CDC heads, we have been super happy about the Queen Cor equitable distribution of the vaccine, as opposed to you know trying to prioritize the people who are most likely to die. I have serious doubts it. That is the case mean. This is the same president, who attempted to get rid of critical raised here being taught in government offices and across government auspices is aware. This ideology coming from it has come of May left wing ideology, which has always suggested that every crisis as an opportunity for social level in every crisis can be wrapped up into a ball it is all the same. What you're, looking for in the end, is redistribution on a group intersection basis they left coalition, which is all about cobbling together the sort of victims of the of the white supremacist superstructure. The weapons where they talk need the attempt to bring together this coalition against the system until you, every problem through the lens of race leads to this kind.

of portable social justice outcome, which is horrifying, including for a lot of members minority community, particularly in this case members of minority communities or older you can. You can see how the heavy social justice woke ideology. Looking people, prior primarily in terms of racial group, is really bad and racist. By the way you used to be the we're pretty clear about this that this suffers racist. Now under the guise wilderness being racist, has become woke. Being racist is the new antiracist? It's really exciting. So you can see this infuses. How team Biden things so earlier this year, for example, present at the bottom. Who is now legally, the President Elect, or at least will be on January six, when the House votes Biden he spoke earlier this year about covered a rat them of a noble. All of his priorities are wrapped up into a ball. Now that shouldn't be a priority uncovered should be wait for saving lives. Obviously, when it comes to scientific in government policy should be

the lives and by the way, preserving the economy, that there are other balancing considerations, but one of those considerations is not race, nor should it be forbidden all the same. The economy is all about producing racial. What what equity? What he means by that is racially equal outcomes. Climate policy is about producing racially welcomes, cove. It is about producing racially eagle outcomes. Everything is the same. It's all one big ball of motion. You wrap it all up in its that same goal and the same goal is social justice. He was Joe Biden during this routine just a little earlier this year,. the irony is we have with are for crisis. First croesuses covert. Second, is economic. Closer recession and maybe worse, the third, I say this is the iniquity of existence. Racial alacrity exist in the fourth crisis is climate. Ironically, all worked for one another, the first time the american people looked out there said, my lord

I guess all those things I heard about, and even though I don't live and neighbours have large black populations, I didn't realize police actually do those kind of things like I saw what George Lloyd, okay. So again, all of this is wrapped, the other. It's all social justice ideology which people are segregated by race and then we're supposed to treat government policies end as achieving an equal outcome where all the groups have the same average and all the groups have the same distribution, all that which, of course, is not possible. The government policy hate. So when it comes to health, thousands particularly a problem this habit and thinks that this have Democrats thing is how the media think it's really bad, has really really bad ramifications, especially when you get into realms that are beyond the realm of simple.

Sort of racial politics, and this is why, earlier this year may not very longest couple weeks ago, documents to Marcella Nunez Smith, who heads up health ethics or something Gale and he's been appointed by Biden, two member of his covert team. She was speaking in one of his pressures. Instead, health access equity is the priority. Not that people are most vulnerable should be able to get the access to healthy need, but health access, equity, equity Reagan whenever the left use equity understand what they mean is equality, how come they do not mean that if you are equally vulnerable than a black person over the age of eighty five Travis him access, the vaccine is why person over the age of eighty five. I agree that, obviously true, if you over the age of eighty five, should treat you exist. We then Ocean Treaty, twenty euro, the central worker, the Samson, eighty five row, black grandma or white grandma for that matter. The way here is,

from our sell it Nunez Psmith, spelling out this ideology, which has real ramifications for real people and real deaths. It is our societal obligation to ensure equitable access to testing treatments and back scenes, equitable support for those who are hurting and equitable pathways to opportunity, as we emerge from this crisis and rebuild again: equity equity out, but again when I think equity. What I'd when I think there I think the person is most vulnerable, should go first with vexing Minnesota. When I think fair, I think equal rights under law right, that's fairness to me, right, equal rights underlies fairness, left equal outcome is fairness and some by group, not by individual I like to see the same lady who said in an interview with the eighty she said quote: we ve had a collective witnessing is a country here in twenty twenty around, Mason, deep, seated, challenge racial injustice and covered nineteen What did that reality say here? She was lumping together all the George Floyd stuff, with covered

and then she said there are moral and pragmatic reasons to address inequality. We can't pretend that covered He has been an equal opportunity, a thunder. other viruses, racist, you see, is unequal opportunities, thunder. Ok, the virus is indeed an equal Trinity offender. That does not mean that the rain calls on everybody. Equally, some people have umbrellas in some people do not, but it does mean that for you don't have umbrellas. We should try to make sure that we get them umbrellas and we do so in the I already order where they are most likely to be harmed by the cold. It rain so to speak, will talk more about the partly the ramifications of this asinine. words and really ugly ideology in just once. I can first let us talk about getting a good night's sleep. So one of the things you definitely need you're gonna need that best. Pillow and good news you can get the best fellow from MIKE Lindau over and my pillow stuff is just great, their fellow men uncle flatworm things made noticed. Beggar pillar is that it is now a pancake. You can also wash and dry my pillow as many times you want. They maintain their shape. Thus, while they are made right here in the United States, if we don't have,

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so it is not just with regard to covered policy that racial weakness has real effects. It also has real effects over in the area of criminal policy, which we already know. We have seen crime spike in major citys around the nation as city after city, collapses to the Woke ideology which Just that. The real reason that somebody blackness many people are going to prison is not because many people are committing crimes and that we arrest people, regardless of where rates when they commit crimes, because the police are here racist. This is why you have the bee leaders were now praising alleys new posts. De Molina Abdulla, who is an insane person Molina Abdulla uses each over at Cow State University, LOS Angeles I only know about Molina Abdulla, because when I travel to Cow State LOS Angeles was very nearly a riot and me like a full scale right with people getting beaten up in the crowd everything she was. The person who had basically started off of that because issue claimed that I was actually secretly a member the cake. I, the yacht, echoes that had giveaway whenever we now

it was a black lives, it matter, leader sheet she put out on her social media quote. Rarely do I trust a politician. Never have I trusted a cop or former common. George Gascoyne seems like the real deal to me. Although I vehemently oppose lazy and voted for Gascon. I didn't endorsing when you ran now that he's in a deeply impressed by his commitment to meaningful change his courage in the face of threats by some powerful adversaries and strong collaboration with progressive allies imposing them. Because, just as we hold elected accountable when they harm communities? So we must all still those leaders who advanced justice where, with you, George Gascon, don't let the holes. Dead, set on maintaining an unjust system sway. You she of course, is again a radical crazy person and she's very happy because it Gascoyne announced that he had reigns aided the use of some sense enhancements, four cases involving the most vulnerable victims and then reversed course. So he hit you he's just terrible. I mean this. This dossier has basically been suggesting that he is now

going to, under nearly any circumstances, prosecute people for actual crimes. An end to cash bail. You said, you'd, stop right. What else is prohibit? Prosecutors from seeking the death penalty would eliminate all sentencing enhancement, you need not campaign on that by the way is planetary, shows no the media resistance. According to the daily wire, the policy changes part vote from local law enforcement unions and several deputy district attorney's within Gascons Office on Friday. Here used gullible members of the media are being exploited into court era,. Vile sensational claims the he's again a radical left us who believes that the reason that there are disproportionate number. Black and brown people in prison is not because a disproportionate number of black and brown people committing crimes, but because the police hate blackened, people, and so he's just want you stop enforcing the actual law this new day, which is crazy. It's it's pretty wild that that this, what his his original order remains in place by the way defendants with prior

strikes under the states. Three strikes la those have in prison recently, those listed in the States gang database will no longer phase. extra time behind bars, prosecutors still prohibited from seeking sentencing, meant for the use of a gun. I must the manner in which weapon was using a crime exhibited in extreme, more immediate threat to human life. So if you break in a, I've got a gun on your waste, no problem. If you break into somebody's house and pull the gun out of your way, spending pointed at somebody, then you have a problem apparently mean that it's just crazy. It's just crazy. The Ellie Protective Police League issued a statement after a gas come We reverse himself is added to the national outcry for him to understand a child rapist, human traffickers and perpetrators of violence. Hate crimes should spend more time behind bars You still want to go easy on gang members who terrorized our neighborhood or criminal statute cops in the back of the head, which of course, is true. In fact. It's so true that over the weekend he was caught on tape, telling somebody public that people who are protesting him were terrible, people turns out one of people protesting. Him was actually, I believe, the mother of somebody

been either raped or murdered. Here's what that sounded like with George Gascon, revolvers, People do not have enough information keep their for a woman. We meet again Has he was murdered, was kidnapped and murdered. Meanwhile, you have buildup lazo in New York, whose again mimicking woke ideology with disastrous consequences, he's been suggesting that when it comes you everything from policing policy to schooling policy to cover it is time for racial equity right. That means shutting down charter schools, guys exciting stuff. It means higher taxes, and it also means the police can do their job, but also when it comes to cover policy. Like when you're, when you're lodestar, when the thing that you are searching for an and the centre of gravity in your political universe is utopian vision in which all groups are levelled, even though you don't want free peoples, individuals who want to seek group justice at the expense of individual justice,

you are likely to pursue terrible policy. Let us build a blogger, has done a along if you're talking about the problems of disparity. If you're talking about structural racism Certainly policing is not the only area talk about. There are many areas to talk about, and education must be front and centre. There has been so much that needed to be addressed in education in New York City and from the beginning What I try to focus on one very simple concept, equity and excellence that we needed to provide. only change that provision of resources. I, like say very bluntly. Our mission is to reach, distribute wealth, a lot of people bristle about praise that is in fact the phrase we need to use set. His his mission is not success and individual rights and the ability of everybody rise. His mission is to redistribute welcoming he's only saying that communist bastard easily saying it out loud. It's amazing, it's amazing stuff and take this does

logical extreme in Missouri. Nobody Abrams Ex candy idea that we should have it up. When of anti racism at the federal level, capable of shutting down any law that does not result in equal outcome by racial group. That's where you it's what you end up with Arthur? Why not just do what I just do a brand in half broke, suggested over the weekend over the nation, the wild but publication, the nation ISA the votes of black Americans should count wise, not good was an actual article in the nation. He says that dumb wondering problems- is that white people their voting it because of the electoral college votes too much, and so therefore, we should double ballots cast by all black residents, just double count them he's your way of doing this, we could count white voters three fifths of about you called the new three fifths, rule and jam. Then I guess the three fits Roby good right, because what is it was three fifths rules designed to oppress black people. That's not even what the three fits,

Miserly was about those those actually designed to minimize the impact of slaveholding votes in the South and north wanted three fifths, because black people couldn't boat, but in any case that's a little bit more of a complex story. Bottom line is this: this guy actually suggesting a new threepence rule. But it's good now. Rivets rules are good now because they are reversed. This ideology is poisonous lasting and his vile, and it is dangerous. It is dangerous as well and meanwhile, in your latest episode of people, ignoring the rules they don't think obliging them. There's now report claiming the doktor number works is, of course, on trumps corner virus advisory team, I waited her on Thanksgiving Corona virus recommendations. According to range of Edra over a daily wire report emerged on Sunday blaming the violated. Some of the recommendations she made about how Americans should proceed with family interactions around Thanksgiving during the press briefing on November, nineteen Brooks repeatedly urge people to quote increase their vigilance at this moment, part guidance was to limit interactions indoors to immediate household. Well, the He reported on Sunday that Burke's, whose work for both Democrats and Republicans travelled to a vacation.

But if he owns on Fenwick Island in Delaware or she was joined by three generations of family members from two household, she insisted the purpose of the roughly five our visit was to deal with the wind of the property before potential sale, reset everyone on her Delaware. Trips belongs to her immediate household, even achieved they lived in two different homes. She did it. There are family shared a meal together, while in Delaware the ape he did not say whether was indoors or outdoors, whether outdoors, by the way there was in the high fifties. Although low sixties, so good times over there that the rules are applied to the little people they did they. They, the rules are applied. The people, how important they just apply to the little people so that is a very, very exciting stopped by the way. When we talk about the costs of colored policy worth noting that San Francisco we took on closer shutdowns have disco has had more people live. Drug overdose has so far this year than people dying from covered Francisco's is causing hundred seventy three deaths from covered nineteen. This year, six hundred twenty one

people died of drug overdoses and San Francisco this year. The two are not completely unrelated when it comes to these lockdown policies. Meanwhile, Joe Biden, he says assembly he'll such exciting stuff, most excited to hear from a guy who is pushing for the Woke agenda, telling us that in one month we begin to heal, are not what the hell that that is supposed to mean. We begin to heal the does. He really believe that that Trump is the only thing that It's like a splinter. No one's trump is removed. We begin to kill or other he bore underlying issues in my in their deeper underlying issues. In fact, by how the call over the weekend with Mexico's President Bush, has opened a door under his manual Lopez open at all, they had a phone, on Saturday and they discussed together on a new approach to migration. That court offers alternatives to undertaking the dangerous journey to the United States is radically shift immigration policy. Of no worry, the healing has begun. It will begin with caravans headed toward the american southern border. That is that is very

having stuff by the way he's already signalled Biden has that he wants to undo agreements with Mexico and states Latin America that allowed people to apply for asylum from the states where they are coming from, as opposed to travel, up north to the american border. Where there are, we then have to house them and try to distinguish them and release them into the interior. According to access The statement from binds transition team on the call details represents a key part of the presidency. S plan to overhaul trumps aggressive border policy. I just got to end trumps remain in Mexico policy. That's on tens of thousands of asylum seekers forced for their chordates in Mexico, the transit he said in his statement by reiterating the call you would stand by the commitments he made on the campaign trail. He noted it will take time and resources to implement those commitments effectively. apparently he also wants. You spend an awful lot of money in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Southern Mexico, and he wants you build the regional and border infrastructure and capacity to facilitate a new, orderly and humane approach to migration. Yes, I'm sure that's what

to happen, not more giant caravans to the border, which then result in mass rule. These into the interior of the United States, which have been the traditional american policy up until the point of front me, what we're being told Good NEWS, Joe Biden as honest as the days long I mean a man is just ease honest- and we know he's on us because the sun is deeply corrupt. Body'd still he's on us in any case gents who is Biden spokesperson, she says and you'll have to worry about whether Biden has been to intervene in the hunter by an investigation. He he's not he's not, and I believe her I believe her yeah yeah just sacking. He will not. discussing an investigation of his son with any attorney general candidates. You may not be discussing it with any one. He is sitting for the role and he will not be discussing it with a future attorney. General it'll be up to the purview of future attorney general and his administration to determine how to handle any investigation, o goody, that that's that's, exciting, stuff shore appoint a special council. Now,

by the way did that the time for healing has already begun the Washington Post printed a cartoon. again. The media are very the healing the Washington Post printed, a cartoon over the weekend that literally portrayed Republicans as physical rats by put their names on various types of Khartoum Rats, a hundred of them really rare. The solid stuff right there from the nothing nothing says coming together and healing sort of like radical dehumanization, actually drawing your opponents as physical rats and putting their names on them really good stuff. Ok, a couple of quick political notes before we part today so number one I just have to notice, because hilarious of our central consequent has keep saying that she is a very important legislator. It turns out that her and parties like up we Weren'T- we don't like you very much. It turns out that the dislike for Elsie spans, the political I'll two Ryan's better reporting over a daily wire represent of Alexander Abkhazia, Cortez. Was overwhelmingly rejected during a secret ballot vote

Friday in her bed to be seated on a powerful congressional committee Democrats. overwhelmingly voted to give the seat on House Energy and Commerce Committee to representative Catherine Rice, democratic, New York, instead of agency. In what ended up being a forty six to thirteen vote. Ouch Kathleen Rice is a more moderate Democrat who also happens to have spent her time instead of posting videos on two grammar and which actually working the Democrats in order to get that's lot. According to the rising cause. Your court has been battling behind the scenes four weeks to secure one of the few open seats on the exclusive committee which overseas everything from healthcare policy to climate issues. Tensions build out into the open Thursday in a private meeting of the steering and policy committee or Democrats were forced to choose between the two members in tents and awkward secret ballot vote. They simply balance. You can say that you don't like Elsie anonymously political noted, a casual Cortez was rejected, because many in the party do you have our life policies as a threat and also she's been backing all sorts of challenges when coming so that I can know what screw you, who won member of Congress, told to ask you

but we ve been very different, if it wasn't secret, which suggest em, operator they ass he publicly greatly. They really really do not like her at all like at all, so that was a bit of Delicious news final, that of news that is worthy of comment tonight. There's report out there that President Trump met with Rudy Giuliani, as well as Sidney power. Michael Flynn on Friday and apparently, according to the New York Times during the meeting, considered making Sidney Powell aware for painting and who is fire Reggie, she was fired a special council investigating Vodafone no, no! No! No! No! No! a terrible idea. The reason it is a terrible idea is because she literally suggested that the Chinese in Venezuelan that's, had suddenly election without providing significant evidence in court at all of these, of these oppositions, there's any powers by further from from originally on these legal team for very good reason. Most visit As far as opposed to the idea, including Giuliani by the way chief of staff Mark Meadows, Whitehouse, Council, passive Bologna, repeated

push back on the ideas being proposed, which reportedly included asking flit about Linz suggestion of deploying the military. Ok again files. Emeralds can go nuts over this and frankly, the suggestion is absurd. On its face knows deploying the military to overturn the results of the electoral college, but The reason that it doesn't matter is because it doesn't matter in terms of actual outcome is how can a matter? Is it insane that Trump even suggested that yeah, it's kind of incentive from suggest, never found that, under a lot of other things from his head that over over the course of the last few years, that are not quite in the realm of the reasonable so that that is that is things stand again. The process continues to move forward. The housewife and final opportunity to change the results of the electoral College in January, but there's been no sign that that is going to happen. Ok, so later today, met Walsh will be here, he'll be guessed hosting. This shows two additional hours of content make sure to come to an end for that. In the meantime, we'll see you here tomorrow, I'm bench Beroe this is ensure barrage up.

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