The energy department and f b, I finally admit cover nineteen, probably started in a chinese lab. Joe Biden still can't answer why you will go to ease palestine and left proves that racism is just finds along its against people. I've been here. This is the benchmark ojo so at times, like two years, you couldn't say they cover nineteen, probably started in a chinese lab now the evidence was there very early on that. There is a high probability that cover nineteen start. In a chinese lab number one. It was covered up by the chinese government since the very earliest days, and even people who are considered sort of mainstream establishment covert figures were saying as much. If you go all the way back to twenty twenty, there are people who are being at the actual genetic coating of complementing, and they were saying, they're gonna hallmarks that do not look as though this is naturally changing in the bat population. In fact, no one could actually find covered. Nineteen in the bad popular

but the going theory was there was some random who ate a bat or something, and that is what generated covered nineteen and, in fact, you're supposed to believe that china was so wildly competent that it didn't happen at their lab, but they could find the one bad at one, do Darcy osbornes down a bit the head off of or use even bat soup, or something and that is the reason why nineteen broke out among the population of the thing that we know by the way is that the state of china was actually prohibiting information about the virus which they knew about it like october, Twenty nineteen like literally months in advance and final words, repressive, Tell and communist dictatorship, then covenant him probably isn't break out wars and certainly doesn't kill millions of people instead, China lie and literally millions of people died because China lied, and it turns out now, of course, that most likely scenario for cover nineteen is that was devised. in the womb lab and that led to outside. Now this is

started to become sort of a more mainstream idea over the course of the last year and a half or so you had even people like Jon stewart doing rant on late night tv about how there's literally one institute of archaeology in the entire area like the global area and just happens to be in one hand and is exactly the epicenter of this pandemic. You remember that from a very early stage view mentioned this sort of thing. You are considered Bans will now here is the breaking news. According to the wall street journal, u s. Energy department has concluded that the covered pandemic. Likely arose from a laboratory leak. According to a classified intelligence report recently provided to the white house in key members in congress, the shift by the You department, which previously was undecided on how the virus emerge, is noted, an update to a twenty twenty one document by DR. Of national intelligence April. Haines then report highlights how different parts of the eu agents community have arrived at ispra judgments about the pandemics origin. The energy I mean now- joins the fbi in saying the virus likely spread via a mishap at a chinese lab for other until four other agencies, along with a national,

intelligence. Candle still judge was likely. The result of natural transmission to are undecided. The energy conclusion is the result of new intelligence is significant, because the agency has considerable scientific expertise in overseas network of u s national laboratories, some of which actually conducted danced biological research. Now the energy did make the judgment with clinical low confidence. The fbi previously came to a conclusion. The pandemic was likely the result of eight abe lincoln twenty twenty one with moderate confidence and still holds to that view. Now again, the other person lobbies seem a lot less likely, because there is The train of transmission that shows that covert ninety any version of it existed in the bat population. Then it sort of gradually became human oriented and then the transmissible the humans the national intelligence council, which can that's long from strategic analysis and for agencies which officials declined to identify, still assess with low confidence. The virus came about through natural transmission. Now this was not a biological weapons programme.

but it turns out the one you're squirrel around viruses- and when you are china, when used, Julie unleash a worldwide chernobyl. That is quite a bad thing that remember at the view the beginning of the pandemic. There were, in fact scientists were writing to anthony factory and saying to him thing looks engineer, and then he's out. You take a leading role in preventing the information from being disseminated because he was of the belief apparently. If that information got out that would endanger our relationship with china would somehow blow back on him, because the end, each had been providing obviously funding to chinese laboratories and who had institute of rheology for what he says. Not going to function research but was clearly a form of gain of function, research, the intercept reported I'll, be back in january. Of twenty twenty two reports

It's on the house committee on oversight and reform, released a letter painting a damning picture of us government officials wrestling with whether the coronavirus may have leaked out of a lab. They were funding acknowledging it may have and then keeping the discussion from spilling out in the public view. There is a letter signed by james comer of kentucky and Jim Jordan of ohio and was followed by pages of notes on emails that were first obtained through the freedom of information act by Buzzfeed in the washington post, but then heavily rejected in june twenty twenty one. Those rejected emails included the agenda for february first and twenty twenty telephone conference between anthony urging his then blasted dna age, Frances, collins and several of the world's leading religious communities since contained extensive nodes summarizing what was said during the call that their substance was hidden during the time. Apparently, on that call for I'll. Just michael fires in Our gary told fancying collins, the virus mail from the where lab it might have been ethically engineered the transcription of gary's notes suggest, but this now seems unlikely. Another possibility was that it could happen. in the lab. Reprocess noticed cereal passage, the two methods rebels

two different ideas behind these so called lab league hypothesis won't not long after that particular call. Actually the data where the call scripts, research, infectious disease, export christian anderson and worn fancy the virus might have been engineered in a lab they agreed have a call well not long. After the call Anderson then wrote a paper in nature. Entailed the probable origin of sars. Two and one of those possible transmission vectors was in fact the lab league. I'm february second, germany for infectious disease expert and director of welcome since run notes, including devout jean common summarizing, what some of the scientists and set on the call an apparently again this this issue came up. and anthony value was encourage, not you. actually say anything about the lovely capacity hypothesis and, in fact, to downplay the lab league hypothesis as that guess what you presented? The public, a scientist, determined questions, potential lab origin, my prove trouble than they were worth run fast. Yea, a biologist at the erasmus empty centre for viral science in the netherlands had given me

presented and the discussions around it out concluded following discussion of the possible origin. Cover. Nineteen would be of much interest years earlier Ouch gain a function. Research have brought the discipline under fire from two thousand to have an experiment in which he infected ferrets with avian influenza virus, allowing its income airborne and, in fact, mammals, but factually wrote further debate about, accusations would necessarily to scrap distract top researchers from their active duty, and who unnecessary harm to science in general and science in china in particular, would harm science, thus on instead be harmed if you'll have to talk about this of china would be harm if people actually talked about this stuff, and then it turns out that factory and current look like you're putting some backdoor pressure on people not to talk about it court of stuff, in fact, there is an email from Anthony factually to peter dashing, who is involved in equal, have lines which was the sort of cut out by which the and I supported when institute of reality in which fail to meet. said. Thanks for your kindness, what kind of from peter dashing that's the kind note was,

thanks for shutting down the discussion about whether this was a lovely. He said I want to say a personal thank you on behalf of our staff and collaborators for publicly standing up and stating the scientific evidence supporting natural origin, not elaborately from the un institute of allergy. From my perspective, your comments are brave. Coming from your trusted voice, dispel the myths being spun round the viruses origins so again, anthony vouchers and company we're working Where'd you shut down the wabbling hypothesis and his we'll talk about the second. This attempt to quash any discussion about whether this thing came from a chinese lab, extended to the entire realm of social media, as well as to the legacy media as well as that in a moment? First, in this economic climate, you gotta be looking at the possibility of cutting your public expense There is no reason. Why should be spending as much money as you are on things mean just another inflationary psycho were heading into a time of economic stagnation, so if you're spending Tons and tons money on your cell phone bill. Why would you do that? Pure talk saves the average family over nine hundred dollars. Here when they switch from rising agency orgy mobile. That is correct. You can save nine

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But another criticism is that you and other public health officials were not transparent, enough at points along the way about what you knew and what you didn't know about covert. That's nonsense. That is told him since that we were in transparent about it. What the public he did to know, and perhaps we could have done a better job, is that we were dealing with a dynamic, evolving situation, what the public needed to know what the public needed to know, but this is always the question for people like anthony voucher is what you needed to know, and so what are the the real question Why exactly where they so focused on shutting general abacha path? Is this when it turns out that there's really good evidence that the language I path as it is the most probable hypothesis why there are fewer for reasons? One again, is a cover. Your ass thing happening inside the federal government, anthony fashion. company were in fact any money. The eco health alliance to who had institute of technology. they are doing so to do

in a function research they do. They say it's not going to function, research that is a technical battle over the definition of gain of function. Research. This does not mean that the money was used to develop covert nineteen directly, it does mean that money is fungible. It also means that when you are funding laboratories that do not have proper containment facilities, your upping, the risk that something like this will happen. That is one reason, is career ass. The other reason is because every major administration over the course of the last thirty years, has essentially been doing the work of china when it comes to public relations, and we didn't want anybody thing. Badly of china, despite the fact that china unleashed this virus on the rest of the world, we are scared of people, knowing that china is, fashion of ferris and reaches force in the world responsible for millions of deaths. We are afraid that might you're mine, whatever negotiations we had gone with china, so is imperative that the american public not be even allowed to discuss the issue, as the other reason that this thing wept under the rug and purposefully, swept under the rug by both our health authorities, as well as members, the federal government and the media,

and it was the entire media by the way, because you are called the conspiracy theorist. If you talked about the lab, like hypothesis, your ass, well the racist. By the way, this is always the weirdest thinking. Apparently it was more racist to suggest that china, had blown it in a lab in the virus had escaped from the lab, apparently was more It's just been saying it was a random chinese dude eating a bat which I gotta say the last one, sounds more damaging to china, random dude, think about, then you guys really from a lab by accident there, but again tear media, decided on Narrative and you're literally not allowed to talk about it on places like twitter or youtube or facebook. It would, they would ban you, they would ding you if you talked about the so called lab leak, conspiracy, theory so, for example, polit effects. They blip at that jack token karlsson, because it took arousing gassed, talked about the loudly theory, and here is what would affect. Heaven was quote.

Tucker karlsson, guest ears, debunked conspiracy, theory that over ninety was creating a lap, do both conspiracy theory as from political or how about this one from the washington post headline from washington, post helene up the rosy february. Seventeen twenty twenty Tom cotton for peace a corona virus fringe theory that scientists have disputed well scientists disputing having presumably there's lots of disputation inside scientific circles, but it was a coordinators fringe theory, a friend, conspiracy theory back in february, twenty twenty a degree. The by the way that there were people writing to anthony veteran having phone calls of anthony valjean. Talking about the possibility that this was in fact, leaked from an institute of refugee, or, if you like doubt about this one from the new york times this one again february, seventeen twenty twenty same exact day so Tom caught repeats fringe theory of cologne virus origins, as you weren't, to talk about any of this or how about scientifically and scientific american has become just a parody of itself. Between telling you that

ways can be girls and girls can be boys and suggesting that John fishermen's brain is fine. Scientific america has blown outside of the americans, blown out any brand credibility you'd ever had. There are at least a piece. This one was not in twenty. Twenty is in march of twenty twenty two march of two thousand twenty, two from Stephen Lewandowski, professor of cognitive science, at the university of bristol Peter Jacobs, climate scientists strategic signs, adviser at the nasa goddard space later and stuff. neil professor of reality and head of the department of infectious disease kings college, london, and they have one- was called the lab. Cuyp offices made it harder for scientists to seek the truth. Virus origin stories have always been prone to conspiracy theories. They say, covetous information has threatened risa and lives again the idea was. You are threatening the science you're, threatening the science you're not allowed to talk about the things we don't want you to talk about, because it threatens the science for that to happen by the way facebook had actually

band, any post claiming the covenant. He was manmade and actually banned it for years on end because they didn't want you to have access to the truth on any of this sort of stuff, and then people wonder why the institutional credibility of the media and of our scientific institutions is in the dumpster. That would be the reason now be the reason You talk about leaving room for conspiracy theories. Well, it turns out that when your conspiracy theory was true but two you're. Your conspiracy theories in airports, is there a number one? It was a lovely that was true apparently in kashmir. is there a number to you all, silencing the talk about the first conspiracy but you had ulterior motives, and it turns out to be true also, and then you wonder why we don't trust you now would be the reason we don't trust me Institutional credibility in the scientific and the scientific institutions in the media in our government is a low ebb, and there is a reason for that. They have destroyed themselves a its truly impress

how they ve destroyed themselves in the course of just a few years here, it's just because they had to cling to that patina of expertise, even when their expertise did not match up to their actual performance. Honestly, the quota. What elites in our society the people consider themselves your masters, the people consider themselves the people who, Tell you what to think and tell you what to do and ought to be able to regulate you into silence and to build a silence, all the channels of dissent, all those people her size, more control over the past three years than any time in my lifetime, and they have done a poor job anytime. I liked lifetime. That is not a coincidence. They're not competent, and in some cases their motivation suck as well, and it's about the projection of their power over you again you're on and each this about your own life you're on any no basis about crucial fact that you need to take into consideration. When you making personal decisions, I'm angry that we were do. You should be angry too, because the fact is that if you like, and you had some level of baseline credulity about some of our institutions that credulity is gone, the veil is gone, the mask is gone and these people have shown

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not allowed to say there are certain things that you are not allowed to and conversely there certain things that you are allowed to say- and you are allowed to do if your skin is of particular It's really really hideous stuff, like an I'm all for one standard. When it comes to racism, dont malign groups done at the end of it. Do not malign racial groups. Do not treat one rachel group differently then you would treat another racial group- do not promote the idea that a group is worse, better based on skin color id. These are like this very basic stuff, but the left doesn't actually hold to those standards once doesn't hold of those standards not remotely. There are a couple of big controversy about this over the weekend, so that the first big controversy was Scott Adams, Scott Adams, who is the creator of dilbert here he had a an unfortunate clip that went viral because he was

walking about a poll from Rasmussen, and his poll from Rasmussen is super disturbing both from rasmussen pulled americans. On the question of quote, it's ok to be white. Is it ok to be white? Seventy two percent of Americans agree that it's ok to be white. Twelve percent disagree sixty nine percent of democrats green and twelve percent disagree, but among black americans. Fifty three percent agree that it's ok to be white. Twenty six percent disagree, twenty one first niger, so only a bare majority of black americans, according to rasmussen, think it's quote: oh okay, to be white. Now there are a couple of reads on apple at one is that people are not actually listening to question their hearing that as a slogan as their hearing, that as responsive slogan, that is sort of races, and in tat. Now again I think they're divining too much in the question. It's ok to be white, but that that is a plausible read. The people see here too it'll be what with them, what they are thinking as its superior to be like fine, as the country bottom, I know, is if those

poll numbers are representative. At least a quarter of black americans. Think it's not ok. the white red thou be the actual converse up. It's ok to be white, which is disturbing because if you had twenty six percent of white american saying it's not ok to be blocked. They'll be incredibly disturbing and super problematic, and it would spell you know real problems in our public, so scott, so Scott Adams decided to go if on it, but the way that you went off on it was in the dumbest possible way. So here was scott atoms Talking about this surf if you're, nearly half of all blacks are not okay with white people. According to this pole, not according to me, according to this pole, that's a hate group. It's a and I don't want to have anything to do with them. And I would say your based on the current way. Things are going. The best advice I would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people.

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three percent of black americans. Think it's ok to be white, which means forty, seven percent of black americans think it's not ok to be white, is direct quote if nearly half of all blacks are not ok with white people. According to this pole, that's a hate group that age group- I don't want anything to do with them. Just to clarify He continued along these lines and he- and he suggested that you should then of black people raise, live as far away from them as as humanly possible. You should move in order to avoid black as that that that is what he is doing so now going to play, equip game of reversed the races. This quick game is used. because, as well discussing just a moment, the left is totally fine with racism so long as it actually is coming from one particular, but against another point Our group, you wanna, know why there are so many people, believe that can be racist against white people. Of the media's treatment of these particular issues. And so here is we're going to just read. Scott Adams is full Here, I am going to read his entire quota based on

by reversing the right scope. If nearly half of all whites are not ok with black people. According to this parliament, according to me, hey group that I had group. I don't want anything to do with them, based on the crow things are going. The best advice I would give to black people. Is you get the hell away from white people? This can't be fixed. You just have to escape. I didn't, I quote- is reversed the races as ida network as a direct quote from Scott. He's been, has been cancelled from every major newspaper in united states. It We really bad cold from him when it's about black people, if it were about black people, treating white people when the races reversed entire media would be putting this guy on the front page of the sixteen nineteen project, but it is black person saying that haven't why people are not. Ok with black people they can do is get away from a white people. That person is now being a major college campuses. That person is being and up ads laws over than your times that person is being given hulu deal.

Comes to racism in the united states, there is, in fact a massive double standard somewhat racism is bad across the board and then others of us on the road we tenable in the region Ok, so long is that racism is being performed by people who are not white against people who are white, and I can just a quick but a video that's going around from a site called the cut here. The cot is a website that dumb has to do with its autumn is an aspect of new york magazine because it is a major publication. The cut is owned by new york. Magazine is one of their brands and it very often deals with with minority issues. They put together a video, The video asked a bunch of non white people. What are white people superior at now again reverse the races. This is the most races video according to left ever made what our black people superior outright. Listen to the answers that these people of color give- and this is

hindered now perfectly ok, but insightful, insightful and good. His white people have to challenge their own preconceived notions and by his ease they have to look inside themselves. for their own flaws. They have to do the work. This video is just pure racism. It is just pure unbridled racism against white people. That's all this video is. It was at the cut here we go white people superior at we're working for their real good violence. Violence. Genocide is like stealing those lives just because they feel like you're white and you, no, this is happening, and you say nothing then you're a killer to what exactly what the character, insecurity, pretending, fear being a fear. All of nothing being ignorant blame letting their egos control there. Every move superior at big. What exactly are white people superior oppression, gas.

Fighting lack of empathy, intellectual ising oppression did, I say, oppression. What exactly are white people superior at taking? What's not they're taking taking our ideas, copycat and gentrification appropriating things that do not belong to them, taking over other people's culture and making? You believe that they invented it? Maybe they're thinking of it as repurposing like recycle and repurpose. as my grandma was ably whitefoot they'll. Take it. If you don't copyright just to go through a list of those comedic video guys. This is super. Funny is a bunch of cut people of color talking about white folks. What are white people the best at it turns out why people are just your garbage they're, just the way People in the entire universe, according to this group of people, had got. This is considered fine to be distributed by legacy media over the cut go through the list of some of the things that zoom in the entirety of the things that were set in video again, none of those people was their job, as you will give you given raises people, are heroes of the republic. Scott atoms loosened our comic strip.

And there's case you made, you should and those people will rewarded and they'll be put over in york magazine no problem. So just a few things. These The white people are better at violence, and I imagine that you are asked a question what are black people better at and you answered violence. Your job is over. You lose your job. It's gone- I mean you just You'Re- never going about if you said that were black people are better at is insecurity. Ego if people are as they're really what somebody said on that video that they are better at oppression, that they are better at lack of empathy. Black people have no empathy. If you said that sort of thing, they just reverse the races. If you said that sort of thing no job for you, you're toast. If you said what black people are, the best at is cultural appropriation, taking things that don't belong to fertilize and stealing actual stealing, then they said taking things that don't belong to them and culturally appropriating them. If you said any of that sort of stuff you'd be out of a job tomorrow, it is that simple. In other words, racism is totally fine with the left, but all

We for one group, I should say only for longer, there's certain types of races in their totally find from left, depending whether you are or lower the intersection pyramid, so is, if you a white person in your anti asian, that's racism that person your anti asian. We don't talk about that stuff. That's it would if your anyway, person, you're white supremacist and you hate jews. We talk about that a lot if you are a black person, you're beating the shit out of a jew in williamsburg that that we, that does not get any media coverage whatsoever. We don't care about that. That is not. That is not worth discussing. We need to stop talking about that right now, all of which suggest that for the left, unfortunately, racism is not. Actually. The problem is a power game. which is what it is. The left believes need deconstruction his vision of society, in which all words and all idle forces, are merely guises for power, and so, when you said yourself wait a second that this makes no sense and you're gonna, pure human level,

makes no sense that you're, ok with racism against white people, but you're super anti racism against black people. That does make any sense you understand. If for the left in about the racism, it's about the power and they'll say this: they'll say that racism is only possible from the powerful toward the powerless of you. Have people were less power, we actually holds in the most egregious views in society. If you have those people, those people are just does matter, their power is about was about restoring balance power enough to balance about restoring supreme power. For groups at the expense of other groups in order to overturn the system generally, which, that is all wise is not actually preserving a moral system, it's about up ending what they perceive to be a power hierarchy, If you catch them and of the moment is precisely what they will say, it's why they add the definition of power to the definition of racism and most of us say, racism is based on your bad feelings about another group of a purse of people based on ethnicity or race. Right, that's what racism is. People are left

it's that combined with power, which means is really just about powers not about the thought whatsoever is why again doesn't excuse from holding a standard- is good human beings. What racism is and is not in holding everybody to that same standard, it does mean that what the left really doing when they do this sort of stuff? They are undermining whenever credibility, a supposedly, have on these issues in the first place, a meanwhile speaking of people who have been ousted from polite society, lives have tik tok irate trick, now been informed by the software company slack it a permanent. Suspended her from being able to use their services over a non specified I welcome what has happened in cairo. Do no one knows Babylon be sealed. Settling the top supporter of lives have to posted, a screen shot of the email the company sent explaining their decision not to do business with lives of tiktok and its daily. Why reporting the companies that what we are writing to? Let you know We have suspended your workspace for violations of our acceptable use policy, as highlighted in slacks, acceptable use policy cycle.

Exercise his right. You suspend or terminate your access. So what exactly is it that dumb lives of tik tok? Does? Let's have tiktok again all that kaja issue, literally funds clips of people talking and then she put? It The internet at its very short on the on the explanatory journalism, and very I'm a commentary. It's just clips of people saying things and that's enough to get you back from slack Rachid wrote quote. Slack is angry that an account is working to protect childhood innocence, By educating people about mutilation, surgeries horn in schools and in approach adult entertainment being presented to kids. Apparently dylan at an update. After I tweeted slackened slack had spent of tiktok. I got a reply from them saying looking into it sounds like they may do the right thing, but instead of reinstating the account they deleted. This tweet, Did they were looking into it so again, major corporations, the institutional powers that be they are perfectly happy to shut. You down

on your politics is why you must have the report and they will decide what the right politics are. There is no objective standard. The whole thing from left is about the changing standard. This is the best way to maintain power. The best way to demonstrate power over others is not to have a bright line that if people violated get punished, that's actually not the best way to maintain power. You see this and dictatorial. Oppressive regimes. The best way to maintain power is to come yet we move the wine, so people dont know which violation there one to perform on a day in day out basis, around the street. They don't know if they're going to be arrested, they don't know if they violated the new regulation. They don't know if they've actually broken the law or if they violated some sort of social. Google is why left keeps changing one. It's amazing to watch american society performs the role of charlie brown. to the left. Lucy with the football left will be like you know, guys we have to fight homophobia and and americans. I bill okay, alright and then the minute that that's the approach to football, we're going to kick it guys, we're gonna kick it. And the lack of ship. It turns out we're not fighting homophobia afro. It turns out that your trip.

the phobic, if you say that men and women exist as separate dichotomous sexes in the human species are well, I mean that wasn't the football. Yet you remove the foot. This is what letters they do it for power because for them again, it's not a cynical game, it's a cynical game to anyone outside, but for them it's perfectly within principle. You don't have to tell the truth. You don't have to set standards. The whole game is about up ending the structure of power. mean that that is in essence, martyrs marxism suggested the system defines the individual at the system has created us to be. Certain and that's the only way to reshape human nature is really make the system and whatever you have to do in order to remove the system in order to give power to the powerless in order to restructure societies hierarchies this, you must do, and if that includes line, if include dumb, standards. If it includes saying that certain people can speak in other peoples cannot as totally vine, you do. It and you wonder why institutional process gone institutional trust in those sorts of people should be gone as people too. be running institutions in the first place as being,

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That's daily wired com slash subscribe already. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is still not going to east palestine, ohio and then there's really no reason for him not to go. The media is in full defence mode of Joe Biden and people to judge arriving there like three weeks too late. I am amused by people whose entire job is to just do photo opting out on us lots of important, so people to judge who is a walking photo up that is all he is, was the mayor of a like, the fourth largest in india I don't like the fourth city in york, reform, large, in california, but you're limit the fourth largest again indiana It means that there are like a hundred. Fifty thousand people here is people to judge walking photoshop explaining that going knock on his pouncing. It really is not in any way shape or form in the image of it, so much information and, frankly so much misinformation thrown at this community and thrown at this situation that a lot of them are asking who they can even trust and is so important to continue

make sure that they can get good accurate information about the things they care about, most which which isn't national politics or who looks good or who looks bad. Its continuing to know that their air, water and soil are gonna, be safe, that there homes are going to be safe. That's what anybody would want to know the situation that it is political task. Snares marine, his political tat he has done is burned out man. That is that, by the way, on populations population in indiana, as getting a hundred fifty thousand I haven't had a hundred thousand or hundred thousand people in south in indiana, and that it is the secretary of transportation after not filling the potholes there's so much. The dominoes peter had to do a fundraiser to philip bottles involvement in the article I got this one he's gotta, be our secretary of transportation me well. Joe Biden says that dumb. He can't even recall if you talk to the mayor of ease palestine, to be fair to Joe Biden. He literally cannot recall what he had for breakfast So do you plan to travel there and have you talk with the men? I

every corner. I don't think I've taught you ve talked everyone else. There are multiple times talking The senators from above governors I've taught her there. Anyone who dares to talk to and we may clear that everything is available. our duty as a meal. He did remember. He didn't remember who talked to over in his past, and he he did remember to make some some weird musical jokes that were relevantly. Nineteen sixty two. I think, though, Did you go I thank that reference in a recent franklin song that apparently cannot nineteen eighty five year after I was born literally the.

the first one he made his his I'll say. His circle of references is rather limited, but underlying so much of the angst from left about the trimming of these palestine is the fact that a lot of people in with angel font can people who are in east palestine. So, let's take an example, the loud mouth joy behar over at the view, who is an excellent repository of all things here. She was over the course of a few days, lashing out at ease palace in cheese, mad that that from showed up, she's really matter shut up and out himself a really good moment there politically So her answer is, you guys deserve to be hit with a toxic, a toxic wave of of ash, essentially because you, You did vote for trump military real about this is a present for all americans. We that began to show that it is, but this time from the butter know where they would also have cause for somebody industry who, by the way he play someone with deep as to the chemical industry in charge of the epa chemical safety offers. That's who you voted for in that district donald trump.

who reduces all safety. He did not by the way that has been thoroughly the by the national transportation safety board? They said it was nothing. Do the trump regulations that this had thing happened, one of the things that happens when you have an overarching government is supposedly in every nook and plenty of our lives is that we have I believe that the government can protect us. We literally every bad thing happening. Sometimes bad stuff just happens is that that is the reality of life, and sometimes about a regulatory failure, sometimes just bad stuff here. I mean like it happens in your life. It happens in my leg. Literally, everybody has bad stuff that just happens to them, but because we are so dependent on government. wishing all of our problems. Ok, what must have been some government it wasn't trump you can say was invited. Ok, what you can Is that their reaction to that? astronauts. Palestine has been absolutely lacklustre because it was- and maybe one of the reasons why so I mean It- wasn't flint michigan rain in Michigan, beginning at the president of the united states. Flying over there has hung about in the water. Maybe it has to do with the demographics of of peace.

We tend to support democrats versus the people who tend to support republicans in his palace team, which won seventy two percent for donald trump, okay. Meanwhile, the action continues over in ukraine. China is apparently now proposing some sort of peace deal in ukraine. Vladimir Zelensky, who is the president of ukraine, according to politico, cautiously welcomed beijing's efforts toward ending the war in ukraine said he'd like to meet was huge and paying to discuss china's proposals. Speaking at a press conference in kiev on friday, the first anniversary of moscow's invasion. So once you said he was open to considering some aspects of the twelve point position paper published by the chinese foreign ministry of nato and the EU have criticised the initiative with europeans. president ursula wonderland, saying that china has taken side in the ukraine at conflict. Aging and that it is usual, but also says that it has no limits relationship with moscow It's Wednesday said that I mean when she could be useful to both countries and for global security. It's a smart move by zelensky to at least take the meeting because he wants to show that he is willing to at least come to the table, perhaps in a way that Vladimir putin is not

with that said, the the united states can't seem to make up it's mind this administration on whether they want to go balls to the wall or whether they want to pull back, and that actually is a prop- instead, they settled on countries in the where she used in vietnam is called graduated escalation. Graduated escalation in vietnam was the idea that, if we gradually, up in the amount of forest that were using in vietnam, eventually the a comrade surrender and then after Nixon took office, he started obviously wide scale bombing campaign against the vehicle, any force them to the table with overwhelming force, if you actually, if, if the fury of the ukraine war, Is what serious military pressure on Vladimir Putin to force him to the table? to give ukraine is everything they want. If the strategy is still Until we can draw this line properly, then you have tried to make it clear. That is your strategy. The price Is the administration is not clear at all about what wanted strategy is the kind of half asking it bilbil On the one hand, they ll say things like we have to get. We are

for the long haul, we'll william ukraine, are they not have twenty, not none of sixteen everything in it were accepted as those particularly no. No, not. can have both ways. Graduate escalation is tat of the worst of of both worlds because it leads to prolonged conflict. That is the nature of graduated escalation, and so you have a cup. Of of conflicting sentiments inside the same administration, so we can wait Austin, the defence secretary he admitted at this thing is probably not going to end with just ukraine shoving russia off the board. He said, probably some sort negotiation. About the weaponry and moment bit when you get this in your making. Your assessments do This ends we negotiations or does it end on the battlefield most likely it will end with some sort of negotiation What are you crazy? I'm interested in is, getting there getting the russians out of their sovereign territory.

I think that's probably gonna, be there goin point pop point. What the ukrainian speak for themselves and sanctions. I know it'll it'll probably end with some. Certain groceries from the ukrainians gets to speak for themselves. What no, they don't, you're, the one who's funding them: national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, on the one hand, as Austin is- has a when negotiations. The other hand you have Jake Sullivan, saying, was really up to ukraine to decide of recapturing crimea means military victory or not. Is it those you're the one signing the check I am unaware that this has ever been the case, like literally at any time that the sponsor state allows the client state right now ukraine is licensed in the united states. The sponsor state of the client state gets to decide the nature of the end of the war without reference at all to the sponsor state. Again, if you, if you want to say this, if you want to make excellence case, you give them every bit of support. They could possibly want in order to achieve whatever their goal would be a give them the sixteenth you give them what they want, Debbie possibility number one or alternative

you actually having your mind, what using a negotiation should look like, in which case you, but we should hold back but they're doing both at the same time. On the one hand, the like ukraine, people to do whatever they want. Also we're not going to give them the weapons they need. It's a very, very weird kind of take on this here. Jake Sullivan, want to eat it, sort of give a yes or no answer to this. If ukraine decided that victory means recapturing crimea militarily with the united states support that At dinner- and I can give a yes or no answer to what is a hypothetical question right now, what presence in belgium is focused on is getting into the best possible position on the battlefield so that he can be in the best possible position at the negotiating table when he spoke as recently as this week about diplomacy, we want to help ukraine turned battlefield gains into diplomatic leverage and that work I urge us to give them the military assistance they need to make those gains. What ultimately happens with crimea.

In the context of this warrant. Settlement of this war is something for the ukrainians to determine they want it both ways always and forever, both ways. And by the way, the unabashed it asked to examine in us. Are you running down the essex scenes interfere right? If the idea is the unity of the ukrainians, whatever they want, then weren't just giving them the succeeds. They're asking for. I know you said that ukraine doesn't have the training and the maiden its capacity to use the jets, but is the real ways and you're not giving ukraine these jets, because you're trying to balance how far to go in supporting crane without antagonizing russia, too much the real risk Dana is that we are taking a very hard look at what it is that ukraine needs for the immediate phase of the war that worry and in this phase of the war, requires tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, armor,

personnel carriers artillery I tactical air defence system so that the ukrainian fighters can retake territory that russia currently occupies. F. Sixty or a question for a later time, and that's why president Biden said that for now he's not moving forward with those not a question for later ten literally ukraine ass for them now, so is it here, or, as you know, the answer is no. No. It was again it's always leading from behind with this administration the idea that they're, the ones you can mobilise the coalition is not so. In the first place, it was their failure to pride ukraine, the weapons that ukraine actually asked for before the war began that lead russia to invade, at least in part. It's not a shock that they still don't quite know what they're doing, which means, in all likelihood a prolonged war or what you saw in vietnam and graduated escalation leads to prolonged conflict. It does not draw conflict quicker to a close Well, Joe Biden, you know that that ukraine reset didn't seem like it's really help. Oh hell of a lot than similar has helped the whole lot. Well, if that's not helping him the economy certainly is not going to help him right now

investors right now are bracing for a surge in market volatility. Warren Buffett is warning about. You can but stagnation and inflation as of today and according to the wall street journal fear is creeping back into the stock market to protect against a potential downturn, traders, scooping up hedges at the fastest clip since the onset of the colored nineteen, a pandemic. Hedges are essentially away from preventing yours, from losing a lot of money. They sell a hedge to hedge. The possibility of the stock goes down. None of us is. It is a tremendous shock. Inflation continues to pile up even romania, saints understandable why people are down economic, speaking so I think things a little out of whack and I don't blame people for being down you know when you have a year or two years of the pandemic, kid school the mental health problems, The country are seriously increased, especially among young people. Some things are for I really doubt about employment. Our jobs making more money

inflation is still higher than it should be, and you gasoline prices tool to a war going on ukraine? I mean, so I can't think of a time when lisbon greater and certainly not with In fact, recreational eight hundred thousand manufacturing were better off and virtually any other major nation in the world economically. But its understand why people, just now understandable. Why people are just down is decamping commercial? public into the waiting for this entire presidency. Understandable why people are down is like that's just a ready made in commercial and is also why Joe Biden will be enough his problem, twenty twenty four, if republicans nominate somebody who doesn't alienate every independent from here until the end of time already it's temperate some things I like and then some things that I hate so things that I like so believe it or not, michael moles, who is a person and he's not the thing that I liked it, but Michael moulds does have a game. It is called yes or no, and essentially it is intended.

Generate controversy at the dinner table? Can I played a game of yes or no? It was very awkward and slightly terrify. You should check it out over at youtube here is a brief clip currently have country has no accountability or ability to reason, and it's just a coincidence, half of the people are women. this is such a. This is such a trap right here again Can you really are one two? Three ok, is this game. I know I'm actually doing Michael a favorite here where we're selling Michael Moore's is giving go check out that video over at his youtube spoiler alert. I don't think that all women are unreasonable in any case. In any case, the the game is fine. You should go the video over it Michael's youtube channel. Other things that I like, I have to say,

extremely pleased at what the florida democratic party has decided to do. They have now elevated former agricultural commissioner nikki fried to be their next party chair in the state. Yes do it, so she or she wants to Charlie Crist Charlie Crist is about as dull as dishwater and and about half as tasty. charlie, charlie Chris man, she was to him and basically earned entire twitter. Have you her entire twitter feed is filled with insane levels of crazy. Nicky freed, others like from the floor. Democratic party have led their party into a into a box canyon from which they cannot escape. She you better believe we're gonna, take it to bronze santas every damn day. Are you, though, are either because

run a census. One last comment also raised by almost twenty points. Over charlie grass does, after winning by point four percentage point thanks to people like Nicky fraid, so we are, we are so excited. Inky freed is now the Is now the head of the floor, the democratic party? No wonder they are just in trash apes up I'm pleased as my home state too, that this makes me very happy than others Is that I like to run rounding a genial she's doing your master And I will say that she she's now saying that, in order for any of the Republicans debate, they have to pledge to support, given or public phenomena, which seems like early reasonable to me. Like a reasonable thing, to say that if you want to debate this party stage you have to pledge to support those parties nominee otherwise like go about your business here is romney machine. you're saying that that even now, that includes donald trump, save down trump refuses to say that he's going to support the eventual nominee than he doesn't get to debate. Anybody getting on the republican national committee debate say

should be able to say I will support the will of the voters and the eventual not many of our party. I want you to listen to what former president donald trump said a couple of weeks ago. in an interview with conservative radio host hewett on this very topic, if you're, not the nominee, will you support whoever the gnp nominee is, it would depend, I would give you the same answer I gave in twenty thousand and during the debate that it would have to do, Neither the nominee was so are you prepared to block? the former president, easy I got in twenty sixteen I had everybody signed it and twenty six and what this is about the here and now that you ve been committed to. I think there are going to sign it. I really do. I think the voters are rearing intent on winning and they do I don't want to see a debate stage of people saying I'm not going to support this guy, I'm not going to support this guy. What they need to say is I'm going to do everything I can to defeat Joe Biden well, she's right about that

if he's right about that, but there are a lot of people. I know who are very concerned that if trump doesn't get the nomination will run third party, I don't think he will. I don't think, there's any upside in it for him. If you were to do so, okay time for a quick thing that I have I shall bring grandson. Is a tremendous actor and also an idiot which those two things go together. Pretty well is the truth and a lot of actors who are idiots there there good at inhabiting the emotions of the characters that they play therefrom. Reading lines and also their thoughts are quite stupid. and then there's a halo fact that that applies to in Enormous number of people in society, where, if people are famous than we give them extra credibility that they actually have in particular fields and its mistake and we listen to celebrities about politics or religion. Politicians about running a business or we listen to business people about housing, just cause you're good at one thing:

you rich and famous, has not mean the you're good at this other thing over here or brain cresson is very good at the acting in these very, very bad at the thinking, it's always amusing to hear from people like brand grants in about deep ideas, brine question: a graduate of LOS Angeles valley, college sicel live like literally across the street, from l, a valley college. Let me just tell you it is the harvard of the san fernando valley it. It is the yale of like the yale of north hollywood rule. Just spectacular intellectual achievements happening at bella college, so bryan cranston was on with Chris wallace. He, yes, he saw on tv. Did you know that Chris was kind of kind of on t v is over. It is over in cnn, but in any case he sat down with with bryan cranston and

resting decided that he was going to talk about how make amerika great again is inherently racist, erika the make amerika great again. My comment is to do. Do you accept that that could possibly be construed as a racist remark and most people a lot of people go. How can that be races make amerika great again, I said so just ask yourself from from africa. American experience, when was it ever great in america, for the african american, when was great, so, if you're making a great again it's not including them. So it's it's to teach us in the woke world to open up and and accept the possibilities that are privilege has created blind spots for us, and maybe I haven't seen what is really happening.

in all my ear sunday he's doing the work he's doing the work guys and there so many actors and actresses or afterwards I mean I was not allowed to say actresses because men or women don't exist anymore, who are doing the words of Sally field. She she's a terrific actress. She won a coach when a lifetime screen actors guild award last night and sally field in accepting her award had to proclaim her privilege. Mallet style show she got up there and she talked about how she grew up in pasadena as a white girl It means that oliver challenges are as no over challenges are completely of no consequence whatsoever. He was sally field honestly, I I I was a little white girl with a pug nose born in pasadena, california When I look around this room tonight, I know my fight as hard as it was was lightweight compared to some of yours. I thank you and I

why'd you- and I know that, for you just like for me, it has not been easy. So, Is the de rigueur proclamation of nonsense that that you get now? It's it's an amazing thing, but but like. It's not as though sally field herself did not experience some real troubles. So, for example, she was apparently sexually abused by her stepmother. Her parents were divorced when she was four years old and that doesn't exactly like the world's best best life for a child, but apparently test. It says, because she was because she was white and she grew up in pasadena and that's the thing it really really matters And that that the notion that brain question put out there that if you believe and make amerika great again this me because make amerika great when was it great for, but what let me explain, something as a jew: there are times the living in the union. States has not been like amazing, as he do not for me for my grandparents, my great grandparents at their word, no Jews allowed country clubs in the united states in a fairly common,

higher movie called gentlemen's agreement that actually one best picture at the at the oscars. in nineteen fifty Nineteen, forty seven and one best pictures Gregory pack and the entire thing was about the treatment of Jews in nineteen thirties and nineteen forties. America was america not great during the nineteen forties, america was pretty great during the nineteen forties, I don't mean like it was great for every single person or for every group. It was equivalent. but america has always been great because our founding principles we're great and compare the united states to other countries. America is the most finance, beacon of light in human history. So make em a great again means make amerika great on the world stage. For example, or go back to america's founding ideals, for example, or go back to the notion that america, constitutional rights are good. That's what make amerika at everyone knows this. Everyone knows this, of course, if you say to somebody what was what was like the best time of your life was that some

well, they knew you know like an age period. That was the best time of their life. If you well, you know, when the best time of your life for bob bob over here when great for bob knows having a bob from that year, or do you remember that you're this bad thing happen? Yes, I do remember that bad thing happen. All these things can be true. Simultaneously, life is ordinarily complex history is extraordinarily complex, them in america was never great read. This is the the left's response to america was never great a great compared to what great is a relative term. Generally speaking is an absolute if you are sang america was never rate compared to the utopia that we shall create as messianic thinking and ain't drew it using. America was never great in relation to other countries that obviously untrue, but in the end, what what it's really bad. It's really bad bryan, cranston parents of them back wall. Look at him! He's awake. I bet he's not he's not like the rest of us white people he's not like the rest of the way people. He is.

Like. I would dissociated from the other why people has he understands he's doing sally, feel she's doing it. I just go: go act make movies make plays like do the stuff. They are good at leave the politics of the people We have read a book already folks. The rest shows continuing out you're, not gonna, wanna, miss it we'll be getting it the mailbag, if you're, not a member, become members use culture bureau check out for two months: free annul, annual plans, click the link in the description and join us yeah