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The Supreme Court has just concluded oral arguments in a case which could see row v Wade over turned. Twelve states have what are called trigger laws that the moment roving aid is overturned, they will ban abortion there. Many speculating that as soon as it happens, many other states will also ban abortion and there'll be a hard divide between red states in blue states. whether or not they will allow abortion. Now following the oral arguments, the consensus seems to be Roby it will be it what we'll be overturned the decision come in spring, but many personnel is on. The left are saying: that's it it's over. We ve lost one guy from later report. Well, a writer actually tweeted out Roby way will be overturned in June of twenty twenty two and a lot of people thought it was a statement of fact

when he was just saying no. Just based on the arguments, as is the case in, act. Nbc news report is based on the arguments from the conservative justices. They see to be leaning towards overturning Roby. Wait now does not have implications here for one there's, culture were implications as a medical privacy implication, because Roby Wait enshrined our right to medical privacy or, I should say, the ruling protected our right to privacy on medical issues from the government. The issue here for me is fat. Look, that's done! Vaccine passports covered passports, they ve been pushing them all over the place mandating you to reveal your private medical history into a private or public accommodation, and this being done through government So how many have made that argument? I'm not short strong enough right now, because it seems like well. Medical privacy isn't an issue regardless of what the Supreme Court has actually said,

This could lead to a major moral crisis in this country. You I've talked about civil war, many others have as well. We ve article from Forbes. billionaires worn something civil war like is coming in the next five years and the collapse isn't just going to be financial and of course I agree and I don't agree simply because one day I woke up and thought so it's because I've been reading the news and listening to experts who have made such predictions. Now, I've lost thought about this. The other day we were talking with Matt Wash in the daily wire, and he said he doesn't think it could happen because there's not a Jew. dividing line like we had before, but that's an american perspective, Many civil wars have occurred throughout history that didn't have geographic dividing lines and there were different factions all over the place and they fight. But the way thing we did have in the eighteen. Sixties was a strong moral stew. On issues. Now a lot of you.

Might tell you that you'll hear a lot of arguments that civil war wasn't really about. Slavery was about states rights. I mean that's technically true states rights. It was a big issue, but the funny question as a state's right to do what the principal catalyst, of course, with slavery there. Other issues and of course many states proceeded from the union which they argued their right to do, and then a war broke out. What you need to understand about the civil war is that in the north people here today- fighting simply because they were like, don't you try and leave the union? They were fighting because they were like YO slavery is evil. its evil we ve long emerged out of that idea, emerged away from that idea. It's archaic! It's wrong. The violation of rights and Frederick Douglass made a profound statement. We challenged Americans to live up to the document. They themselves created that all men are created: equal life liberty in pursuit of Venus so now I'll bring these ideas together. What I mean is: if we get in

Roby weighed and all the rest its ban and all the blue states. Don't we will then have our strong moral divide and I'm going to say it look first and foremost, you guys, you know that I lean pro. choice on this issue and an all explained in great detail they get into that all the stuff, but I certainly don't lean in the direction of where the modern left has gone because their outright pro abortion. But I can say this definitively The pro life stance is a strong moral stance. The pro choice stance is not now people more pro choice for the most part or prohibition, might just passively say sure. Why not, but the problem if stance is very much adamant meeting. There are many people in the south who didn't care about slavery. They benefited from it and there are people in the north were willing to die to end it. People like HANS Christian Hag, admittedly donno too much about him, but he eyed, I might, if anything was even american. They built a statue form left.

tore it down. This is the guy who use an abolitionist abolitionists had strong moral positions on slavery, not every to find the war was an abolitionist, but what I'm saying is the people who oppose abortion view this as a moral imperative? Something vain must end people who are pro choice and pro life or should I kind of just like you know I kind of lean towards or I believe in, but are they willing to actually die for it? I don't think so, But let's talk about these arguments and see what's going on before we get started, however, the TIM cast out can become a member and help support our work as a member you'll be funding our fears and independent journalists, and we are about to hire a couple more journalists to do original reporting, social media work and just write more breaking news. Aware expanding plus we have many more shows coming and its expensive. You know when people don't sign up, we still produce this new content and that just costs us money so well

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LAW at issue which bans virtually all abortions after fifteen weeks, a pregnancy conflicts with the nearly five deck a rule that has states cannot prohibit abortion prior to an a foetus, can live outside the womb known as fetal viability, which occurs at around twenty four weeks. But on Wednesday, the court's conservatives, who constitute a sick, Amber majority on the bench posed. Sharp questions about how firmly rooted rose, viability standard is in the constitution. If you think that the issue is one of choice, that women should have the choice to terminate their pregnancy that supposes that there is a point at which they ve had the fair choice, the opportunity of choice, and why would fifty weeks be an inappropriate line, viability, it seems to me, doesn't have anything to do with choice, but Billy isn't issue about choice. Why is fifteen weeks not enough time? She's chief Justice Roberts asked, and I got to admit it's a really good point. The challenge is, what's being argued, could overturn ROE V Wade and us that argument

is pointless. The argument that this is the challenge of it. John John Roberts makes an excellent point. If a woman has nearly three months to figure out, if she's pregnant or not, then she The choice to do so and if she engages in Munich, adult behaviors and now decides within a month ago get a task that only four weeks- and maybe the test comes back positive. She can go it again. I think it's a reasonable arguments. The issue, however, is that if the argument is the right arguing well, then it actually ends up overturning Roby weight and getting abortion banned outright. So the question is it become about choice? It becomes about look, If we lose this case and you overturn Roby Wade than women will have the was at all in large portions of this country. Now not saying it's right wrong, I'm not issuing a ruling on this are guided by means of a second I'm just pointing out this. This argument here, while I think is correct, may have greater implication.

They say. The scene of dueling pro and anti abortion activist outside the Supreme Court in Wednesday underscored the enormous stakes and political gravity of a case. It sits at the intersection of women's health and bodily autonomy, deeply held religious believe about the sanctity of human life and the potential cost in the court courts. Legitimacy. The justices depart from past abortion rulings that have been relied upon for generations. Roberts, along with low conservative justice, bright cabinet and Amy Coney Barrett are seen as key vote to the case of conservatives and anti an activist see as their best chance in decades to undermine or even overrule row and related decisions. Cavenaugh ask multiple times why the court is better suited than Congress or the states to referee, a highly divisive fight that pits the interests of pregnant people seeking abortion against theatres of feed. A life quote. one interest has to prevail over the other at any given point in time. Cavanaugh said to the: U S: was? It are general who argued against the law? Why should,

court, be the arbiter rather than Congress. The state legislature states Supreme courts the people being able to resolve this and there'll be. For answers in Mississippi the New York different answers in Alabama California, because their two different interests at stake and the people in those states might value those interests somewhat differently. Wow do I agree with Canada, and I think, mostly on the issue of the gun, question New York has their their view on guns makes no sense for me and West Virginia. You know, look if a bear. A widow bear come on the porch and Imelda night. What am I supposed to do if a bare breaks the we're down desperate starving in Hungary because of the lock downs people are living as much as less food. So a bare went. Try to rip opened my chicken coop. This is a true story. What am I supposed to do? if we had New York style Laws in West Virginia, I get it. You live in Nor can I worried about bears. I am your law makes no sense for me. More importantly,

Any law restricting the ownership and position of guns, in my opinion, is unconstitutional, but in that capacity I throw back to this question about the Supreme Court and the review weight per capita makes an excellent point not about abortion, but about the right of states to decide what makes the most sense for them. I dont believe the Constitution ensure means the right to abortion. I think that's a silly political argument. However, I certainly do believe that the part of the review Wade that that that has cracked his medical privacy in that, governments should play a role and when you go to your doctor and make a decision so they're very These challenges here when it comes to being pro choice. Look I don't like the idea of babies being abortive. I don't I oppose that The challenge, however, is that I dont believe a woman who goes to the doktor and finds out. Something should have to then get approval from the government to get a medical. And I don't believe the government should be able to mandate medical testing. That's what I take issue with it, the same

It's the same with the with the Corbett passports. I dont think the governors are right to be like show me your papers, please, and then only goes to the doktor edges, enact topic, pregnancy or something like that, and they say great while we can deal with this, but you gotta go get approval from the government no dice, in which case. pro choice, but when it comes to his argument by fifteen weeks, then I don't have any art against that. I mean to be completely honest: let's get the moral questions at a second, I wanna keep reading the news. Before I go off on my positions. They say the twenty Eightth admissible. which had been pause during litigation is just one of hundreds of abortion measures that states legislatures past recently. Many it wasn't ball of overturning wrote. The optic and state abortion restrictions coincide with the Supreme Court's rightward shift. That now includes three nominees from President Trump Justice, so you soda Meyer, where the court's mortal remember that on Wednesday that the court's reputation would suffer great damage of the justices were to uphold Mississippi's fifteen weak abortion been such a decision. She suggested would be viewed merely as reflected in the court's now lapse

conservative majority composition, which I think is not an argument, a legit legitimacy of the court is irrelevant. The court exists that issue eggs. Their rulings are or are not period. If you wanna play politics run for office in fact, sort of our statement just back somewhat given us at this, should go before Congress, and I think so, and so the federal It is for, if you wanna national Ban on abortion, Congress should weigh it on it. The house in the Senate quote This institution survive the stench, but this creates and the public perception the constitution and its reading are just political act. She asked Miss Hippy Solicitor General. I dont see how it's possible wealth. Here's from NBC News, a majority. The court's conservative justice has suggested they were prepared to discard the court's previous standard that prevented state from banning abortion. Here we go together, one from mom. The guardian cavenaugh signal support for curbing abortion rights. We see,

down a little bit, and let me see if this guy's, a tweet is still here. We have this from Mark Joseph Stern. He treated the case is submitted a supreme. what will overturn Roby weighed in June twenty twenty two half the states will have complete or near total bans on abortion within six months. Well, you know what I saw that I thought it was definitive thought he was saying like they literally sad. It's done. We get it. None at all. He issued a correction, but I think his sentiment stance. I think we understand it. He says to many too many people interpreted this sweet as a statement of fact rather than a prediction. Understandably, so, understandably so I've deleted it. I should have said clearly that was my best guest on a certainty and that's on me. I believe, Marcus. now mark as a writer for slight, obviously not a big fan, but I believe he is correct. I should put it this way

based on the readings from the left and the right and the media's assessment. It seems like there is a strong possibility that come spring, the Supreme Court will overturn Roby, wait now, there's some serious ramifications. People to understand, but, let's take get some on other statements. It. Let's take a look at some arguments. Lawrence Hurley said Supreme Court. Abortion arguments have concluded it seems. Conservative justices have the votes to uphold Mississippi's fifteen weak ban. But the question is: how far will they go in either gutting or completely overturning Roby way? I don't know how can do something other than overturn it or don't at a challenge and Robert as arguments As you know, I look at this and I say I think there is a challenge in what will have put this way. We are getting a little bit too the pilot and into my politics, but then I'll get more in depth and a second take us

Articles but you have another life, you have two lives. You have the woman, you too, but you have the baby at a certain point. There could be issues and I don't like the idea that there are people who just use abortion as a forum, contraception. I think that's wrong, however, also like that, like the idea of the government saying papers, please, oh you want to get a medical procedure, get approval from the government. That's to me very worrying, but at a certain point about viability is an interesting point. The rights of the fetus now are our in play, in which case, if you want to terminate a life, then perhaps there should be some consultation with the authority that prevents.

the killing of individuals, in which case it's always seemed rather reason it reasonable to me that we have safe legal in rare, that there are circumstances where we say the government should intervene, but when the bit, what when the fetus is a viable? Well now you have a question of a boarding. It stops the right to life of this individual granted. I understand it a foetus, but the argument that it's not alive, as is insane in which case if they can deliver the baby and it can survive. Then why terminated? Why kill it too? Tough question? I'm like it appeared to be a scientist or a doctor, but I certainly think that its reasonable to give someone three months. No questions asked right to make these decisions for themselves without government, mention and then once the viability big comes in play now, you are seeking a request from the governor get permission to terminate a life. That's mostly my position on this again. Rather pro choice, No, I'm not entirely convinced overturning Roby Wade will be good, ok, but less read. This is interesting, for

Washington on time for the National Review Pro abortion attorney fudging facts on international abortion, an interesting point. Made during the morning or arguments and jobs be Jackson. Justice Roberts asked Julia recollection, wanted attorneys, arguing against the Mississippi Ban on abortion. About: U S, abortion policy compared to the rest of the world. Roberts noted that the? U S is one of only seven countries to allow abortion for twenty weeks and pointed out that most european countries limit abortion far earlier. The response recommend Elijah's, wasn't true and claim that Robert was incorrect to say yes, abortion policies extreme compared the rest of the world. She argued most of Europe allows abortion until viability This is untrue. Nearly every european country that allows abortion at all limits it to the first twelve weeks of pregnancy and handful, allow it to fifteen weeks. They do not, as recommend suggested, allow abortion. After that point, for broad social reasons,

Meanwhile, Robert was correct. The only one of seven countries, along with North Korea, China, Vietnam, Canada, Singapore and and the Netherlands to allow allow abortive twenty weeks. Its tongue overcome refused to respond honestly. To do so would accept how, beyond the pale her side, sides argument really as well- and I completely agree with that last point, but I certainly believe there's challenges because there's no middle ground here, I don't think anybody arguing for pro choice. The left has consistently argue argued for abortion to viability of I'm sorry, abortion to birth. I mean this. Is it this happened in Virginia with the governor, famously sang? We would deliver the maybe it would be kept comfortable in the mother. The dagger make a decision that to me sounds insane, but I think Roberts made a very, very good argument. You see one of things. The left as routinely brought up about sixteen weak abortion bans is that they ve said women, don't even know their pregnant. At this point. Ok, I'm listening! Well, Roberts, brow,

up. Other countries, the United States is not Europe that what's your argument. Oh your argument is that in Europe they allow abortion, but twelve weeks in many countries and women seem to be able to work that system feasibly and fine. If that's the case, it's not about the country implementing it. It's about the fact that individual and in its country will still be able to choose to get a no strings attached attached. No explanation, abortion, I dont understand. I think I feel like the left- has actually put Roby weight at risk by trying to argue something. That's a losing argument. Mississippi was saying fifteen weeks they said challenge that court. Did they not expect Supreme Court with a conservative majority may actually overturn Roby wait out right? If you argue this, you couldn't let the law go and sad at Well, it's still better than Europe. Perhaps you lose some ground, but LO Roby weight in my opinion is actually potentially bad.

Let me limit, let me show you this article and explain what happened register. Turning Roby Wade could have unpredictable consequences for privacy rights. They say that perhaps the cup, overturned row whenever it. This Arcos from twenty nineteen is Supreme Court decision. Finding a right to privacy arose in nineteen sixty five case. involving the right of a married couple to use contraception called Griswold of Connecticut, but the right is become responsible for court decision, supporting adults right to intimacy, gay marriage and the rights of parents to make their own decisions. just whether their children, our homes, cooled or go to religious school, the right to privacy, all support than adults right site about their medical care. This medical care also implicates the right and autonomy of the physically disabled. We get it the concept of a right to privacy. goes back to a Harvard LAW review article in eighteen. Ninety nine- I wanna get into too much about this, but suffice it to say This was a very much a big part of Roby Way. They say there are two main perspectives on how the court might overturn row. Some argue: the court could eventually negate the abortion alone, but keep privacy alive in other areas. They argue that abortion.

unique because a state as a special interest in protecting the fetus, which believe his troop, this, seems like a narrow ruling. Yet this is not so simple as that would inevitably have to undermine its prior decisions, extending the privacy right beyond Griswold and row. Thus one cannot presume that even narrow, reversal of raw would guarantee the privacy rights application to the areas mentioned earlier now. Look I don't. I I like medical privacy of its very important. I dont, like the government saying papers, please I believe that there is a reasonable ground here that we know a long time ago, coupled aid to go, we all kind of but Roger Hamley, agreed to safe legal in rare. Well, it turns out that wasn't it I believe the overwhelming majority, like ninety nine percent of abortions, are for no reason in some people I wouldn't say medical emergency.

They all say you know: potential foetus via viability, threat of them from the mother, rape, incest, etc. Now or finding out as they dont give reason. They say it's just I want it and that's, and that to me is sad to very sad and its overtly negative consequence of saying people have a right to privacy between their doctor in them, and therein lies the very day got political position of how much power you want to extend. The government Ben Shapiro makes it very good arguments very compelling argument that the government, if anything else, has the sole at has a duty to protect life. We enshrine the powers of law enforcement in murder, investigations and preventing death and the military and even going I'm taking life, and if that's one thing we know they do well,

an issue of abortion. There should be intervention, but my issue, then, is it mostly about medical privacy, and I do face a very seriously serious ethical conundrum in that there are people who have already heavily exploited that system there's no middle ground there there there's none. I can't tell you, though, the battle has been completely divided between pro life pro choice and then the absolutely absurd problem, or This is true. We saw that comedian, an affliction, that's special Michel Wolfe, was an aim. Everybody gets abortions whew we heard Lena Dunham say she wished. She had an abortion. That kind of stuff horrifies minnow like the peep, like from in personally, but also just everyone, I've known growing up, I can't If some people have actually adopted this view, I believe was fill a body of other remains retweeted. There's. If there's one issue, that's going to credit.

face severe dividing line between you know politically, moderate left, us and them, and the man laughed it's. This issue because tells you Gabert comes out, says you know safe legal rare. I agree and then the right size pro life and I say well, we can compromise and we say, ok, fine, fifteen weeks- and we say I hear the argue safe, legal and rare. We dont like the abuse, but we do think it's a private medical decision in this very serious issues. So what's negotiate, but now you have pro abortion people you had women. Take a look at this, Chester's allegedly take abortion pills outside Supreme Court out of blockbuster case. I don't know if they actually took abortion pills, but the idea they would claim to and the potential that they did. I mean that's, that's that's to me. That's insane! So, let's go to the civil war question weather we will actually face something. You know I saw this story is interesting from the other day Hey Dalia says America's decline will up and lives not just portfolio and he's not just

talking about a financial crass crash. Sorry Dalia believes a thirty percent. the? U S will enter into a major civil war type conflict with the next five years, while other countries. similar challenges. America look especially vulnerable quote is very important that we deal with this. Now, We can have a type of civil war or international war based on how we are behaving with each other and our financial conditions. What's more the? U S is not alone in facing this dire scenario: values, but does business a net worth, which Forbes estimated roughly twenty billion on figuring out, where the world's going in designing investment strategies to profit from it. This guy he makes predictions. He makes money off those predictions. Twenty billion, a heck of a lot of money. He sang a one third chance that we're gonna enter into some kind of civil war type conflict. I hear I hear my agree.

Now here's the big question, the moral divide, as my sitting would fill a body. I find myself more in agreement with conservatives and proliferation do the far left and establishment left that have gone forward for full pro abortion. When north of Virginia came out and said what we would do is the baby would be delivered and kept comfortable and then the mother and the doktor and make a decision. And, unlike what does that mean? I don't care how you want to interpret it. Some people said it means a baby with severe mental or health, deep x and unlike our care you talking about a baby with her with a medical condition and you decide to kill it. No man

I don't know. I certainly understand the challenges that good these people would face, but the problem to me there is a slippery slope about who we then get a determined, gets the live or die, and that's at scary. It really is so I hear that and I find myself leaning on closer in agreement as a moderate to the right pro choice. Moderate too conservative on parole then? I am to the left. It's all make this point. You know Seamus good friendly. I was about to show multiple times. You know. We have argued and debated pro lifers approach, choice and I think We agree on a lot out front as they did. I think we agree on almost almost all this and he doesn't want to go. just like no matter what it's wrong: they're, terminating a life and unlike

I agree that it's wrong, but I don't like the government coming in, so he actually made a sketch on a show freedom tunes about politically pro choice, which was critical of a lot of my positions. I can accept that I have no problem accepting my positions are very difficult to maintain. Morally because of the challenges of navigating the space is like no middle ground I don't have an answer other than where I've said you know. I had a good conversation with Glenn Back Pro life and we ended shaking hand say. While you know we don't know we don't. We disagree plainly, but how do we solve Donno? But that's the thing you know my purse on. This is very sympathetic and understanding of the pro life argument and the great arguments, and then I just come into into the challenge of how much authority we grant the government over our private medical decisions, and if we grant that to the government to take away our privacy. How long until they say hey, look you overturned. Roby Wade word do in vaccine passports. We have a right to know

any medical procedure doing what, if you then want to go in for anything else, it's deemed morally questionable the governments like we're gonna intervene in that surgery because it uses stems where they were going intervene because of radiation and perpetuate partially cause harm. I just I always say it, your medical decisions are between your youth junior doktor, its fairly consistent. For me, I completely when Homer sent recognise the ethical nightmare that is, of people ex abusing the system to use abortionist contraception and then I'm like that's bad. We wish we shouldn't tolerate that. What do we do? I don't know, because what would then, what people have to like submit paperwork to justify their medical procedures? Do now man this? tough right. It really is: I'm not repent every answers, I'm not gonna, lady. I'm going to be pro life because you know a lot of people watch my shower pro life. I'm not gonna. Lydia.

the conservative, because I have could serve as a watch. The shell understand by what I think is right, even if you think it's wrong, but I'll absolutely that conversation- and I will do my best to represent your position- those who disagree with me to the best, my abilities, so we can really do in the end. I ll tell you this. I get accused of bias. I get accused of click bait, negative views of all that nonsense, YO the hill and b C slight reporters all saying the Supreme Court seems poised to restrict abortion rights, and maybe even over ro. We way I mean it's like I said it outright as a prediction, and when I put up headline like this, there, like TIM's buyers and making click, but unlike I'd, say this, it is fair to say that what I choose to report has that impact one hundred percent, but this is happening since reality and I'll point out. One of the thing is from Reuters, when Reuters rights their article, that can

If signal support for abortion limits, they include a paragraph in this article that should not be here. Reuters is supposed to be news, and they right at the end of this are article. If row overturned or limited large swathes of America could return to an era in which women who want to end a pregnancy face the choice of undergoing potentially danger illegal abortions, travelling long distances to a state with He too remains legal and available or Abortion pills online. The procedure would run. Legal and liberal leaning states with fifteen having laws to protect abortion rights. I read that and I was like. Why is that in the article a lot of things could happen. good right. If rower, overturned or limited large swathes of America could return to an era in which fetuses were protected and life his cherished and that people rejoice under the rainbows. You can write anything you want about what might happen. Why is Reuters opining on the nightmare scenario honestly and has the media's biased, and I think we all know it, and this is the inherent challenge. If you dont come out overtly said,

saying that you know it's a nightmare scenario. Conservatives are evil, they call you right wing. I just try to say that's. You know, people are people, some people are on pc. Some people are discerning. Some people have moral opinions. I don't agree with on the left and the right and for that they will smear me mere you, because you're either in with their narrative or your, not I'm curious as to what will ultimately will happen. But the reason I bring up the civil war scenario again, just to reiterate, as we can things up, the strong moral question and the right absolutely is steadfast and the left isn't that they go out. No joke and they'll say women's rights in all that stuff, but they haven't been strongly following this. For the most part, I do not believe the left will be willing to engage in com. looked over this, but the right would be, I suppose, the issue. That is, if the Supreme Court overturns row and all the Red States Ban abortion, but the blue states decide to keep it legal.

how long until goes to Congress and the red It's in the red. Sooner me say: we are going to federally ban abortion now, in the blue state, say no and in the blue states. Once again, the Democrats find themselves on the losing side of a moral federal question ass. It happened in the civil war. The Democrats with once one of the slaves and there are public and party was formed. I believe basically around slavery, Georgia, Abraham Lincoln the Party of Lincoln, said we're not gonna allow this anymore. It be really funny It is a red soon army and twenty twenty two Roby way was overturned. Blue states are allowing unrefuted abortion and then the house in the Senate, with the red wave pass a federal abortion ban or the blue states. Do I don't know man alive at their necks, Agnes covered up tonight at eight p m over at Youtube COM slashed him cast. I r L come hang out live most.

Well then, this may be one of the best opening lines for a news article I have ever read. the Daily news reports, Lebron James tests, positive, recovered nineteen- will miss several games. According to reports, you ready for this one, not even the king is immune to covert nineteen. Ok, When I was getting vaccinated to travel the world. I is told that I had to get immunized. They say immunized or inoculated or vaccinated, but they really did say vaccinated I'm at the office, those advice and we had this security protocol meeting I was told I need to get immunized from a few different potential viruses, notably yellow fever. If Europe, if you're travelling to Venezuela and dad or that better, that that's how they said it like you know, you need to go, get you.

your yellow fever, shot, get immunize while block immunized was at the wrong word. Were we just poor, dumb yokels, but ten years ago, they say. Not even the king is immune to covet nineteen, but Lebron James claims to be fully vaccinated against the virus. So I get it, you know: Youtube threatens to ban people who talk about who claim that there's low efficacy towards the vaccines, but think about the insanity of the world that we are in where you tube, says you can't claim. I added legit says you can't claim at the vaccines are less effective or anything like that, and then we have a new article saying not even the king is immune to covet nineteen, but he is fully vaccinated. So their straight up saying the vaccine does not give you immunity he's not ok, Maybe this is vouches alma, Kron or whatever, or you look

here to give anybody medical advice, I'm just here to be bewildered same as you and that's enough for me. I operate this. What you could talk to your doc? You forgot what makes sense for you, but I think this is a very important point, you have a does it Jimmy car thing. His name is. He made the apparent People are mad at him because he made a joke. Insulted people who don't wanna, get the vaccine and, unlike if people are bewildered because you see stories about not even the king is immune. over nineteen, but he is fully vaccinated. What's the issue. issue, I suppose, is we- have new variance the variants at different levels its activity- and I guess the Sea of Madonna saying that they're not going to have an arm across vaccine for some time

Pfizer was saying there vaccine should be good, but if, if cope it is this new kind of of very potent and powerful virus because I've I've had an it was something else: elite, powerful men. Don't underestimate it. Then it keeps me the keeps it keeps me heading. I mean it's endemic right, so the news here on my own, but you know somebody, watches the NBA or follows that stuff for the most part, but this is fairly big news. I mean this is Lebron James, James who I said he is fully vaccinate against. The virus will miss several games according ESPN and be a rules. Players must have negative on two separate days before they can be cleared, return players it s. Positive, must sit out ten days, craziest thing about the story. Is Google it and you don't you see all the headlines are. You know Lebron James will several games due to covered protocols and unlike what it, what does that mean? Well, what does that mean? Ok and then I find

you here we go daily news at least had the had had the balls to say it. Tests positive for covered nineteen instead theirs. I go. Take a look at this Dan by GINO. This is from the Colorado Springs Gazette Danbridge. You know infected with painful breakthrough case of covered nineteen, where the worst things I've ever experienced he says, quotes why had covered. You know my facts History have spoken about it. It was obviously a breakthrough case. It was not a mild case was actually a pretty painful case. So I dont know what the other It is on these breakthrough cases. I can't speak to them. I can speak for myself. It was not a mild case. It was a pretty awful. But he's egos and say I'm not a doktor. I work of the doktor, though I took the anti bodies monoclonal anti bodies, and I can tell you in there six hours I felt better. I also took I've remarked in Iraq. lorquas, zinc, vitamin d, vitamin c I'm not gonna correlate or make casual up in about any of that the breakthrough case for me, not mild at all. It was one of the worst things I've ever experienced well

I also had a covert. I also who received I'd better get out. I just work when I got I've remarked in I gotta through my son, I got monoclonal antibodies of vitamin drip and an eighty and I better within twelve hours or so, but it was. It was painful, not the most painful thing I've ever experienced. second most, and I really mean it surprising to ex I'll talk to people in, and you know, will have guests here on the show will have their crew and I'll say this and they'll be like whites. I had people commenting when I said they sang there like why two must be morbidly obese or something, and I'm like no, I'm not I'm part asian and they say that Asians have more aid to receptors. Maybe that was a factor I don't know and by GINO said he had a really bad case? Let me tell you about years ago. I was overseas and one of my wisdom teeth got infected. I mean this is a thing. Tat happens, gonna gross, and so, when I got back it was you know, swollen and I went to

with a dentist store view orthodontist or whenever they are like we're gonna have to pull that out, and then you know give you antibiotics and admitted that was the most painful thing I have ever experienced, not the removal, but after it was removed. I was I was pale sweating profusely, unjust, shaken on my friends, couch and all the painkillers they gave me did thing I was like rocking back and forth. Every minute was just clicking, biased, slow is slow could be now was the most excruciating thing. I've ever experienced have also had a kidney stone and yeah painful yeah does, in full people understand this keystones hour when the kit, when one from your kid meat in your your reader or euro every power plants, it is when it does it does this blockage, so it feels like appendicitis people don't understand if it comes at your urethra whenever we're getting grocer. But my point is

when I had covered this is now almost two months ago are much more than half ago. It was the second most painful thing: I've I've gone through in my life and I legitimate really mean that. That's why I'm very serious about you, gotta. You gotta find a doctor that you trust you gotta find a doctor that, on that you got off to a doctor. You know and take this seriously. I don't know what's going on with this arm across all mccrone thing, you know saying that it is more? In fact, this is not as bad. It may be worse. We don't know what's what's happening with these variants. Is that the more or extreme strains of covert are basically us? What's right, word there having trouble spreading because there to extreme so like whatever it is. I got

has a positive and all stuff. I didn't go anywhere. I was basically locked down and because of that, I couldn't spread it to anybody. But when people get these more transmissible lighter strains and they don't notice or they just have the sniffles, then they might go to a party and not realize it. Then they might go to the movies and then spread it. Maybe they have the sniffles and don't think twice no reason to get a test. If you just he's a couple times. So what happens is new strains emerge that are much less deadly over time because the deadly once dont transmit properly, but I will say I can't speak too. Why fully vaccinated the bronze James is not as the king who is not immune from covered. I suppose. Are you gotta get your booster shot at their saying. So look don't take it from me. You know do what you think is right for your health talked your doctor, but even Dan Bonn Juno was fully vaccinated. Also got it well unlimited. Let me show you the article from the daily beast. We screwed up. This is really a three dose vaccine. I've talked about it

several times. This may be one of the most important stories. In my opinion, global studies are showing that third job is not a booster is an essential element of the vaccination, and we shouldn't have given the first two doses so close together. Well far, be it from me to trust the word of the daily beast cause they're, not doctors, but you could see with a narrative, is going on now the FAO. Chee has a new narrative for us vowed. She says. Alma Kron may not be a big deal, but the U S should prepare for the worst and we are because of Alma Kron. Joe Biden is now implementing new travel restrictions or trying to the court striking down his backs mandates and the contest democrat establishment. People are our livid. You know Should I go for economic going to show you this? We have the sweet from this guy Jeff can actually hold on. We have a story from political, but will lay down new travel restrictions as Alma Kron threatens a titan testing window would be

the administrations attempt to curb the spread of the virus ahead of another holiday travel period. Ok, now we'll go to the sweet first from Anthony Le Mesa. Who said this was the bite administration wants to demand from fully vaccinated boost and travel boosted. Travellers are you kidding me, it says as part of its hands winter covered strategy, but in plans to announce on Thursday. U S, officials were quite will require everyone entering the country to be tested one day before boarding flights, regardless of their vaccinations. us or country of departure. Administration officials are also considering a requirement that all travellers get retested within three to five days of arrival. In addition, they are debating a controversy

proposal to require all travellers, including EU citizens, to self quarantine for seven days, even if their test results are negative. Those who flout the requirements might be subject to fines and penalties the first time such penalties would be linked to testing and quarantine measures for travellers in the United States Jeff camps. As this is nonsense, I decided to get vaccinated plus the booster. I shouldn't be treated the same as people out there, depending on prayer, good luck and de warmer, I'm gonna raise wholly hell. If Biden lands here even cry about it, you will you do you describe out if you vote for Joe Biden, did you agree with everything they ve been saying. Did you get him What oh no now you're shocked to find that you're gonna be treated the same as the DE warmer people. Oh wow, surprise no one, saw that coming the daily beast

straight up, says it's a three dose vaccine, so no mister camp, you are not boosted. You barely full vaccination and just give it time eventually will say you know what turns out it's our four dose vaccine look We get the vaccine like Denmark, GINO or a bunch of the Gaza we ve had so. Do you talk to you? I mean, I think that that I believe the day, I alot of people, we have a problem when it comes, to large scale endeavours where people don't understand percentages. So when it comes to the adverse events coming from vaccines at at at potential breakthrough cases, you need to understand that if you have three and thirty million people and we administer you know a hundred seventy vaccinations, build houses that out of one hundred and seventy million, if the margin of failure is you don't point one percent, that's going to be a lot of stories and it's zero point, one percent tolerable. What I'm saying is this

I dont know or care, and I am sick of scientific arguments from people who don't know anything about it. It really does annoy me because we don't need to be having that argument at all to distraction. You know people coming in saying I argue with with with job about it Jerome. When he was gonna, show any sang like we had taken consideration, natural immunity and, unlike why are we even having an argument, the extent to which We are willing to accept government mandates on this. Why that's not its non issue? For me, I'm not a scientist, I'm not a doktor! I don't know man I can read articles. I can choose to trust, or distrust them. Now I'll tell you what is bewildering when the bronze Aims and Dan Bonn GINO both fully vaccinated get breakthrough cases, but it is also possible that break their cases happen, and maybe, like I side, if you have

one hundred and seventy million people who are vaccinated, you're, going to get these cases and sometimes OKC will be high profile. I'll put it this way, it's irrelevant, it is to me, is irrelevant what matter. is that we should be saying there is no circumstance by which we allow the government to mandate a medical procedure have a nice day. Sorry, you know look. They can say public institutions that are under local control can vote for how they want to operate. Private institutions, within reason, can decide, They want to operate but say that you must undergo and irreversible medical procedure. I don't care what it is. I literally dont care even come, me and say, but we need to get everyone vaccinated now be alive. It's not your decision to inject someone with something it's diamond their doctor and you can say to make sure that you know everybody whatever has, as you know, cybernetic legs, so they can jump higher.

Look, there's a really great line from STAR Trek and generate and you want to understand where my views on this comes from is probably a good, a good, a really good point seriously. If we haven't watch that show, maybe one like it whatever, but data he's, an android he's, not human and he's talking to George De La Forge, an engineer. Jury is blind. and he has a cybernetic visor that allows To see better than any human date. I believe I could be the gist of the story goes like this. He says to Jordi on. You know Are your eyes superior, your prosthetic I superior to that of a normal human or to any other? human any says will yes, of course, I can see. You know infra red, I can see x ray. He concealed.

With this. Cybernetic allows him to see beyond the visible spectrum and data says, then why is it not required that all humans get their eyes replaced with this? And it's a really good point. You know in the show there is theirs points where, like Georgia gets his vision back or like there's there, they talk about potential treatment in his eye. HU, I am think about where we go today. If we say the government can mandate medical procedures, yeah they'll come out with new prosthetic eyes that see better and they'll say look driving is a privilege to many people, have bad human eyes and human natural eyes are too weak and we don't want the risk so undergo your cyber ization, otherwise you don't get to drive. I mean seriously: that's where we could be headed. I know it's for its far fetched. It sits its sides fiction idea, but where

right now is them literally saying you cannot enter a restaurant unless you get an injection stimulate your immune system against a particular virus keeps mutating. You know that The people want getting the vaccine, but most of all getting back to live in big cities anyway. So our up look with simple must scientist or a doctor. I it give advice. I can tell you if we come to a world where they in and amazing cybernetic prosthetics. Where we ve already seen some really amazing, stuff, robot hands and now they're talking about these. These devices that can act as a bridge between the brain and the broken spinal cord of your paralyze from like the waist down. They can attach this device, it sends a signal over and you could walk again and once they build something that, and they say we discovered that the cyber spine, how is a you know. Eighty one percent increased efficacy in neuro trend

mission, then they'll say a lot of people trip and fall a lotta people fall down. Stairs people should be mandated to get this treatment It's no big deal. Why not? Everyone has some kind of cybernetic every now you can't do it. You can't do it. The courts of agreed take a look at us: courts block to bite and administration, covert vaccine mandates, as is from the other day the bad administration was blocked on Tuesday from enforcing two mandates requiring millions of Americans american workers to get vaccinate against covert? Nineteen? U S district judge, tarried dough. in men, role, Louisiana temporarily, block the scent the cities, the centre for medical care and medical services from enforcing its vaccine method on healthcare workers until the court can resolve legal challenges. The ruling applies to ten states where CMS was already invented from enforcing the rule due to a prior order, from a federal judge in Saint Louis Dodi

said the cms lack the authority to issue a vaccine mandate that require more than two million vaccinate healthcare workers to get a corner by was shot Sweden has already a video of them, injecting or if I d chips into people's hands so that they can have their there. Their identification covered passport- let's put it this way You know there's a great episode of arm which show: is it not black mirror? Maybe it's tales from the loop everyone that show I came over. Maybe you guys know, comment beloved. You know this. One saw there's people who live. Isolated like lower tax allergy areas where they escaped the big cities and the cities are all under this. You know a system where you have to have this device. You wear on your wrist that tracks you at all times you can't get food without it. That'll make you wear an armband if you don't have it stuff like that.

Alex jones- I remember him talking about you know fifteen years ago, very chip, and there are a lot of people that thorough, be cool to get in a small or if I d chip implanted in their hand like right here between the file and what they were doing with it? Was it had your employ identification on it and it allows you to open doors, is effectively a key fab. I don't understand the point of injecting a chip on into my hand when I can literally get a little tiny piece of plastic or, if I d and put my pocket instead and if you dont have at the door don't open that complicated and then clone a farm and hand it to you, there's no reason to inject it: a video camera to Sweden, where people were really excited, you're being trendy and they pull up the skin and they take us very thick needle stick it in and inject a ship that has your your vaccine passport information under the pretext of crime. Under the pretext

of veto underage drinking or odd identity theft. They say: look. We are dealing with a pandemic of cyber crime and and and criminal behaviour, and these criminals who commit these crimes was hard a track. We need to be able to know for sure of people are lying to us, because when we rest at that guy he set. His name was John Smith, but his aim was actually John DOE. If you want to enter the business, you gotta get your chip and I believe that will happen. I think the problem with the odd, if I d thing, is its true invasive and hard to do, but it's not out of the realm of possibility. If we allow the government to mandate medical procedures, eventual I'll, just Bilby normal in our second, my mom recently, we I've talked about us about my grandpa uses. You remember him telling me that's when they introduce such as kitty numbers. You know him and his friends were freaking out, like the government wants to give us numbers like we're. Gonna have a registered

number with the government. What's that all about, and then he was like, you were born with it, you don't even care, you never talk about. You protests it it's a normal part of your life and ass. I grew up. I don't care on even think about it to be honest, but he was like this is not good and now here we are so what happen with these mandates. Medical mandates eventually are about where it was our roquat. About my mind, my mom was telling me that in the eighties, I guess you you, wouldn't it yourselves until you're trying to eat your job and you're sixteen, you don't fill out the form to your number and then go get a job, and now it's basically when you're born you get it. You have your registration number with the government. That's that's reality. Nobody protests that kids are going to grow up and they're not going to care, like. I don't think about you think about it right

chips, I mean you're, going to be born and they're going to say we're going to put a smiley the chip in the hand for tracking his personal medical history and I'll keep him safe. It allows to identify him he'll, never have to go to the DMV ever again. Think about that number waiting. Lines, but it's important for your safety and the parents are gonna, be alike. I want to do it, I want to do it and then the kids will grow up with their chip in their hand and not think twice. An entirely convinced will happen with Epps. I think chips are kind of an old school idea. We to be like in the future. The microbes Do you know? I don't think so we already carry around our cell phones, which has everything on it. in reality? I think what'll happen is they'll. Put your app on your phone, nobody wants to be without their phone. Nobody needs to get microchip. Do anything weird like that. wilfully carry around their device, attracts them everywhere they go. I do it, you do it, we all do it and we love it. It's great, isn't it Cyber realisation is happening, so I

tell you about. Vaccines are what our economic area, but your rights. Can't, tell you about any medical procedures. You should take them that a doctor. I can only tell you about your rights and what bothers me about the whole? U no vaccine debate is that my position is is squarely coming from a principle. Liberty, point of view. It is not the governments right or nordic, nor did it. the ability to bar you from public combination. Unless you undergo a medical procedure, they think you should get well you're, not my doctor government and you have people who can't get it because they have underlined conditions too. Bad, that's a reality, and thus we don't discriminate against them. At least we're not supposed to. They are So the issue I take is you re. These stories are not up to you to figure out what you want to believe, but my issue is just like people choose and I'm I think too many people on the Birdy side are having an arguing about science and it so easy to debunk. Some libertarian

we gotta talk about natural immunity and the vaccine, passports and, and someone will be alike, did you read the new study from so and so and which in which to go around like a hot and I'm not gonna, be like? I didn't read that stuff, and I dont need to tell you the government should be mandating medical procedures next. You don't minds. We have reminds me of the Jack Dorsey thing when on a with Jack and Joe on Twitter on unarmed Germans, Showtime my twitter and Everyone. I guess, assumed that I was gonna, be this typical guy. Shut up it be like why'd, you Bialik Jones. We did talk about them about banning Alex Jones and and Molly Marlene opposite things like that and Karl Benjamin, and we talk about those issues, but what they did not expect was for me to get into the core principle of the issue, your rules or biased your perspective on what Miss gendering, as does not apply to more than half the country. Probably eighty per

the country. So when you say you can't miss gender, your confusing most people, they weren't ready for that they just went. Oh I mean it's true. Conservatives don't agree with our definition. I dont care. For this stupid, cliche core. Whatever stream argument about. You know, ran Paul's like natural immunity and on what I don't care. I don't care if you have natural immunity, because I think it's dumb to be like I'm gonna get Kova to prevent cobra that stupid. If you don't want to get Cove had talked to a doctor, and maybe you want to get vaccinated several times. Ok, it's up to you now Let's say this ain't, nobody gonna come to me and be like inject. That's not gonna happen. In fact, if you come to me and say that are more likely to say no, so I went to a cafe

the day and made a big ol side of the door, saying please, where a mask upon entry- and I was like looked behind me- there's a Starbucks as it no don't. Starbucks walked up and there was on the door. Nothing lose at Christmas advertisements on Euro it. Twenty five percent on what's on your member and I walked in nobody was wearing masks The workers were, but they dont care. What I did not like there will there you go. Look if you want to have these things on your business, I am free to go somewhere else. A private business, I think, has you know a lot of a certain amount. rights, but I do believe in public accommodation. That's where the government should not be discriminate against people bombings have all the scientific arguments. What explain away? Why did you think the king is not immune from covered when he's got to vaccines? I don't know all I know is, I think, the government's amended it now leave it there. Next, I was coming up at one p m on this general. They sprang up and I'll see you all them.

The police and the northern territory in Australia have arrested. Three people who escaped from Howard Springs Covert quarantine facility. Now, of course, the police were not armed when they made the arrest a hold on home arrest. I don't know if that's the right word: guardian, Kate, Kelly of the guy is pushing conspiracy theories. Here. Nobody escaped from the Howard Springs quarantine facility. They ve all gone voluntarily nobody's forcing them now bodies armed nobody's being harmed. These are just poor people who don't have access to hospitals and so when they were here for their own safety, they must have been confused and evidently wandered off and wandered over a chain link fence and then wandered away from the facility where some nice, fine police officers, walked over them and politely escort them back inside. Ok, now, thank you get it

It's a bit when you are being detained at a quarantine camp, I'm not gonna play games, people are being forceful, brought to camps in Australia and it's getting worse and boy. Does the propaganda manipulation machine not like me right now, but it's true. This is the story. Last night we saw something. Quite I mean it's too. Your comedy. I mean what what's happening with these camps and what's happening with the authoritarianism in Australia, is horrifying, but so funny in the sense about how their responding to clearly men, of course, has been. You know, for cool at claiming will actually Josh Zepps of Coalesced said. Turn national arrival bungalows? That's all they are. people landed australian, they could to stay there for two weeks at gunpoint by force with money stories of people being screamed at yelled at forced back into their little bungalows, but then they started taking and did you

people from their communities driving them here three hundred kilometers away and I dont know the narrative is supposed to be that they're doing it voluntarily that people are in their homes. Walkin outside saying how D there mate, I could use a stay at that Corinth in camp and as all hop on in it's the most insane narrative ever but its persistent the other night. We saw the story where they said several people, I believe it was. Nine people were being suspected of absconding from the quarantine facility and it was funny because a lot of people are saying why aren't they just saying escape because the narrative, but they ve, been trying to maintain that people have voluntarily come to the quarantine for we and the word abscond is more about it means leaving stealthily media without letting with, not letting anyone know. So when you say people abscond what the media's trying to do a avoid any narrative about this being involved.

Terry detention. There's a video while ago of a guy at the camp, where I going to ask- and he said they come out with food carts and everyone runs outside. Like dogs like the bells are ringing time to eat, and he was critical of it. They pointed out a woman had taken her mask offer a petty and one of the guards. screaming at it to put it back on now. Of course, the official If that were getting, is that people go to this facility for two weeks just in case? But I was assured by many of these australian propagandists that they would never never take and America are on a strictly and citizen from their home to this facility that they were international arrival bungalows well now we ve got this great article from intrepid journalists Jesse Single, so this will be a little bit, so not because you know I don't normally care to address overt lies, but when independent

voices that are supposed to be challenging. The narrative blindly just put out garbage at it backs up the lies about what's happening in Australia. I think it's important to call it out. Naturally, the articles about me- and so I want to absolutely we push back, not something I normally do. I try to keep everything above above board, mostly focus on the news, but because there's a decent lab here. I get an emotional outlet, I'm going to take it that being Jesse Single has produced a completely false narrative, which essentially backs up eyes from the mainstream media and an attempt to effectively discredit the work that I do, notably I've claim there was fraud in widespread fraud and the two twenty election which anyone who watches my podcast or these videos knows that's literally not true. He also claimed that I wrap conspiracy theories about what's going on in Australia, I've got the guardian pulled up. I only use news guard certified sources and you all know it is well and mostly just come.

Linda. Had jackpot Sobek on my podcast, don't see him complaining about any the leftist I've had my podcast, admittedly, not that many or the libertarians substantially more. For the most part, it seems like this is just lazy regard nation of lies that help back up horrifying activities in Australia,. Let me first show you the story from the guardian northern territory. These arrest. Three people who escaped from Howard Springs, covered quarantine facility trio, allegedly jump the funds at the open air center near Darwin early on Wednesday will at least the guardian is actually saying it as it is on areas is a conspiracy theory. Can I gotta be honest, my pain, literally is just based off of mainstream news reporting. That's got that bill gates check Mark on it. What's that the guardians one hundred out of a hundred northern too

toy police have arrested all three. They say all three tested negative for covert on Tuesday and have now been taken into custody. So here's the issue you ve got people who don't wanna, be there very obviously testing negative view sleep and you want them to be quarantine with people who ve tested positive, don't be surprised, and this I I don't want to get cove id I covered. It was very bad. Second worst pain. I've ever had in my life. I mean it impacted you I brought up in the previous segment, but it was bad, no joke bad nine out of ten notified a kidney stone, but and that was not done at a time it was. You know. I'll put this way, maybe it's not fair to say it was the worst our second worst, but it was all over my entire body, I was struggling to breathe. I had it that don't ask me why, I don't know it just happened, Why so dont underestimated it serious? But if you got some teenagers that are,

told they gotta be in this campaign. They can't leave, that's not voluntary and when their negative they're, probably talking to each other like dude. If we stay here, we will get it so they escaped and the police arrested them for what crime escaping the cards thracian camp. You see they really got mad at me when I said concentration camp, notably and obviously hyperbole. I'm not way, insinuated that what's going on at the quarantine facility at how it springs, is like gas chambers or anything like that? No using hyperbole as a political and rhetorical tool to to express what may happen when you don't push back against the government, building large camps and then using military deployments to bring people their wait till you see the propaganda they put out to try dispute this and I'll gladly break that down earlier police at the trio.

The fence at the center for national resilience oath. Is that what they're calling it now there caught they're not is it? Are you kidding me policing after the centre for national resilience are currently confirming the absconded identities prior to releasing further information. I'm sorry, it's not a quarantine so it anymore. Howard Springs is now the national Centre for resilience. You kidding me I'm not making Add up. That's literally the guardian. Its springs. They large open facility, those being used to quarantine Australians returning from overseas. It is all How's it going to be presidents from Catherine and surrounding areas where an outbreak of Covid nineteen erupted. Last month, the alleged escape comes a day after a return. Traveler has a positive for the Omicron Varian and the fish. In the facility in the territory continues to fight covert outbreaks and remote communities. The Anti health minister, Natasha files. Can armed on Tuesday. The demand and authorities have been diagnosed with new variant. I can confirm today you get it, you can get it

Let's here's a story from the australian source because I back everything up now: abc dot net, not a! U is not. Unfortunately, it unfortunately, is not verified certified by bill gates. Is Microsoft, funded news garden, which I use Rome resources? Now it's an australian official corporate press new source. I have no problem using it. If I know what it is, but this is just basically the same information coming from the guardian, that is to say, I now have two different sources that are mainstreamed: corporate press telling us the same thing: teenagers from remote anti: unity arrested after escape from Howard Springs, quoted quarantine facility. Now, who are these people? And why were the quarantine? They say at a covert update press conference, northern Territory Chief Minister, Michael Gunnar, confirmed teenagers aged fifteen. Sixteen and seventeen tested negative for the virus is at all three were from the been jewelry community near Catherine and had been sent into court.

Team as close contacts of positive cases, so these are people who don't have covered, who simply close close contact with someone with a positive case. they were not brought their voluntarily. Oh I mean. Let me just show you I'd up here. We go. Northern territory. Communities have been Jerry and Rockets placed in hard lockdown over covered cases. Ok, they say this is the best part under the lockdown. This traditional lockdown residence could only leave home for five reasons, including essential shopping, essential work provide or receiving care exercise and obtaining medical treatment. Gunnar has announced been jargon. Rocco residence now cannot leave their homes unless for a medical emergency. Yes, these are strong measures, but the threat to lives is extreme,

As I said yesterday in my segment talking about this means, you can't leave your home. The Atlantic questioned whether not a strange, as is even a liberal democracy anymore. You can't leave your home to eat that they set a central shopping is out so the eighty f here we are from graven gravy and, of course, news guard certified. You know it. You'll love it. Chief minister, Gunnar the army is now transferring positive covered cases and contacts in northern territory, Australia to quarantine camps by Army Trot Ok, if there's a conspiracy theory here, let me just say it comes from gravy indicted make this up. I just wrote they said, but here's a quote. He said you know: thirty. Eight close contacts are being transported, those thirty two being transferred. Now I contacted the Prime minister last night. We are grateful for the support about twenty eighty, eight percent

As well as many army frocks to assist with a transfer of positive cases and close contacts, so all that's true here we go. I love it. I love it from the guardian. Tinfoil hat wearing postures. Northern territory chief minister and aboriginal elders, hit back at covered. False information. Gunnar criticizes ridiculous, untrue rumours on social media, about defence force involvement in Catherine outright. Oh, I love it. This is for November twenty fifth, the guardian Michael Gunnar, says a criticize untrue rumours about the about us, the yes Defence Force involvement in the Catherine outbreak. What is true, he thanked the Prime minister for two. The idea of personnel as well as trucks too, to assist with it cannot play the video caribbean, molten Monday, once you ve got place, I don't play bits to one: it's been a long and difficult, not for one hundred and thirty residents.

Translated treatment in the Benghazi we'll go up die steady. I abbe France now what I really want. Minister little media market. We are grateful for the support of about twenty idea personnel, as well as army trucks, to assist with the transfer of positive cases and close contacts. A you heard it from his own mouth right. Ok, so what's the can Here is a theory that he supposedly talking about you see here is the game. They play what he has gone on to say there are reduced untrue rumours about the atm involvement we all know they aren't carrying weapons. They're carrying fresh food for people Ninety nine point: nine percent of the bs that is flying around in the territories coming from America, Canada, blah blah blah blah blah blah You said they were armed. I never had armed military, pointing guns at people. I just said that they were, relocating indigenous people to camps, because that's quite literally what they are doing and there have pop up that. Certainly this must

in that it was voluntary right TIM. Do you have any evidence there being taken by force? I mean it might be that you know consistently. Throughout the past year, people have been trying to escape the quarantine facility, and that implies you're being held there by force and when you do escape they rescue and find new and bring you back sounds to me like that's, not voluntary, which brings me now to our good. All american propagandist, Jesse Single, I I think he's American Idaho, maybe not, but pretty sure he is. He wrote one of the. I have to address this because for one it is about me, you want an article on TIM Pool and ideological cow turn on online cruelty, and I love just countering this because it shows that Jesse wow Jesse you ve done apps we know research into anything going on in Australia. I only use certified mainstream press, the Guardian NEWS Guard certified and videos to back up my claims and I'll give it to you. If concentration camp was a little too hyperbolic, but as

Buddy who researches knows I've routinely said I am hyperbolic on Twitter on purpose and don't take it all that seriously. But that being said, if it's my fault for simply being hyperbolic to make up one point that I can accept, but then go on and write a big bs article defending what's going on in Australia, defending Clare Lehman when she posts these photos of hot babes in the quarantine camp and then claim this is his claim that I am a victim of ideological capture that I make a video and then everybody loved bombs me- and I say I'm gonna make another video just like this. You may recall you know a perfect example of this. Just a couple weeks ago, when I defended bill gates when Lukewarm Caskey on TIM Cast, I Arel was coming down on bill gates and, I said I'm sick of hearing. This is a lot of billionaires. Everyone's complain about bill gates, for all we know, is a guy reads. The news and boy did the chat. Stop saying TIM Gates, stop defending bill gates, I'm

Subscribing unfollow and I went yeah well to bet I stand by my opinion. Does I often say most of you notice if you're expecting me to just pander, it's not gonna happen. I don't do that and I dont care to do it. I just talk about what I think is worth talking about. What I think is important, but this voting rights and I do want to try and focus as much as possible on Australia in this capacity, but it's important because this is how the machine churns he writes for paying subscribers a free preview. I wrote about how, if you write about heterodox issues, you will hear from a very particular type of person and how this can, rag you into a dank ideological swap. If you weren't careful- and this is what he writes its literally called on TIM Pool and ideological capture online. Now his article is pay walled, so I could only read the first portion of what it provided, but its laughably wrong, completely at an end. Willimot. Let me read his arguments as if you, so you produce the episode in some people, get mad at you on Twitter.

Others unfollow you, because there quietly disgusted you'd even look into the subject and a larger group follows you, because you took on that subject and they will most mostly bs type and will be very nice to really primitive? And if you take too seriously or read too deeply into the fact this group is being nice to you during this moment and other groups. mean deranged over action at your twitter. During this moment, and the same sequence happens two or three more times you might just start to feel your allegiance is shifting alone. You also may start to get more and more sceptical of your old friends, you're old ties. This can again get pretty bad at an end. I think you name drops me a couple times. What I really think is, I think, Jesse's using my name, because he knows the show was pop our he's just using this, because he has an idea, but he needed to attach buzzwords to it in order to get collects to pander to his audience. He goes on to say, you know this new way of knowing what personally put me closer proximity, TIM Pool and Jack Pacific he's mad that I had jack,

So, back on my show you what we had with Jack Spanish. I think maybe like six times out of what we ve done. Four hundred someone at the sides and we ve had left us in libertarians. He goes on to bring up medical cs and lazy green at he says you know they reacted and avoided the be asked. By going the TIM pull out. I want to highlight exactly what he sang because he's implying specifically having to do. Let me actually do have this pulled many of us up. The reason I bring us up is because I know I don't want to get too much involved in turn myself is that he specifically highlighting my tweets on Australia, which is why I'm including this- and I want to highlight an Ok, there's absolutely a personal emotional response in me calling out the be asked of the media lies about me, but he highlights pacifically me showing a news article from ABC that not saying authorities identified thirty close contacts were transported, Howard Springs, they were transport, lease according to Gunnar, who is, I believe, the minister, the northern territory, with thanks to the eighty f and their trucks, the army, trucks that were

brought it clearly, men said their transferring people from remote indigenous communities who live hundreds of kilometres from any hospital. You clearly know nothing about Austria. blah blah blah. When did I say they weren't doing that? That's it. I said they were real out. So I responded to this tweet saying so God so the australian military's, forcing indigenous people not to leave their homes and relocating many to camps. Clear, really isn't nazi. Those are facts, The australian military is on the ground according to Gunnar himself there there to assist them We share this, the tinfoil hat to alleviate checkpoints. Let me make sure I get this. we go. The army isn't going to communities with soldiers and guns the AIR force's helping out with truck drivers in freeing up the police in check points. So, yes, ok, maybe a little hyperbolic but the empty astray military is there. They are providing lockdown assistance and I guess ok, let me be more specific. Its freeing up the police

Do not allow people to leave their homes, I mean if the minister is or if Gunnar is coming out. I'm assuming, I believe, is a bitter ministers coming out saying you can't leave your home even for food, then. Certainly some one has to enforce that and if people abscond from your facility, certainly at someone who has to come and arrest you and if the military is providing assistance in that capacity, what did I say was wrong? I think they just don't like the fact that I'm calling them out, which brings me to the of what he's trying to argue in his fake news, peace. What one person responded matter, not disguise who responded, but a lot of people take. They lie onto the lies, the manipulation in the media, notably from Jesse, who didn't do any research. Admittedly I mean why should I should say? Admittedly I mean the duke, and it just stop responding to me when I asked him there are. I dont differentiate between leftists when, if you guys watched him,

style. You know, I always do. I say leftists are pro gun pro to a wash without on the show, I think twice now and he's armed and there's left establishing there is the the culture war laughed the cultural laughed, which is the establishment of the left us, and then there are the left us then there's the establishment bullet pop politicians, which include many republicans. I would point out the manipulations here. What he's done is he seen a few tweet that he didn't like he sided with Clare. Lemons, manipulative lies about. What's not in Australia, because any reasonably discerning person can be like people who are trying to escape a facility. Aren't there voluntarily and especially, if they're, getting arrested, that's by force and decided to write a fake article about it. What s happening is people who read this will come to believe that. Certainly, I must be wrong. Why must I be wrong because I've been captured by my audience? Ok, let's, let's, let's say, for instance, has

argument, was correct, notably that's. If you produce an episode and people get mad at you on twitter and others like you, then you'll probably start drifting towards that group. After we had vashe on the show twice, I was getting heaps of praise from leftists. In fact, there was a meme someone put out. That was like you know. Who would you if you had to be forced to stay in a room with someone who would it be and is like Ben Shapiro in some like and me and someone else, and everyone was like actually tempting pretty chill. Just dumb am I supposed to now. Accordingly, narrative be like I better be left discuss all these people like me, when I was defending bill gates. Oh yeah, you heard me the context was that Luke on the show brought up bill gates. I was exhausted it just sick and tired of hearing about the guy, and, I said: look it was on border that the biological research think the United States that announced they were. They were working on some kind of treatment for weapon smallpox and a few months later, Bill Gates mentions he's worried about it and everyone acts like US

conspiracy- and I was like do the guy- probably just read the news, the same thing as with Trubner, I don't like bill gates of these ideas are dominating. Is a bad person? Look at the history of what he did with Microsoft, in how we formed at knowledge of I'm not a fan, but now accordance narrative. What happens? when every one in chat lit up calling me TIM Gates and sang TIM's defending bill gates and all that stuff was, I suppose, all of a sudden now embrace those who love bill gates according to Jesse. That's the case when I came out and said a green new deal actually investment into infrastructure in green technology. Good thing, we're all the people told me I was wrong, so was I supposed to be like why better be left us now when I said I universal Healthcare is actually an ideal to strive for, and my current position is that low tier basic universal health care is a good idea, supplemented by private health care and all the libertarian started. Yelling at me sing. I was wrong. Am I supposed to now just started:

with Abkhazia Cortez on. What's true, what isn't according to Jesse, the answer is: yes, is the problem and again to be honest, I of course I be some Ivan emotional reaction to this guy. You know it's when you write something, that's overtly false about me. I wish I could just pander man, I wish I could come out on you and just say all this stupid garbage about fraud and got my website and rally a people to give me money on that basis. It ain't going to happen, no, I'm persona non grata on the Trump forms. They don't like me, because I've said over and over again no front or at the very least I've said notably I dont believe fraud is wide. Donald Trump lost the election, what it Jesse single to tweet that I Conspiracy theories about ballots. What and I can If there is about Australia. This is why

I use news guard this. Why are you now understand what Jesse's actually saying is he doesn't like that? I've talked about things that have been reported by Sir Defarge Suited suit. Afford certified news guard? Is it mix them together sources this? What bothers me about the whole thing Jesse is a useful idiots, stupid term, everybody says they call me useful idiot, but in this capacity I think his intention. To write about an idea he he's heard about before he said, He learned about four learn a lot from Eric Weinstein's and he's not wrong. It does exist. There have been many people I've known personally, who kept tweeting things and we're getting pulled and pulled. further into some ideological, pitiful strain Lee thou you'd. Think with all of the Trump supporters who followed me during the election, I would not be supporting a green new deal or a progressive tax or universal basic healthcare, but these are things ice, principally believe our good, because I'm left libertarian the.

HU, as many of these things can be implemented. Unless you have authority, which I don't believe in the authoritarian spectrum, I'm not I'm. I don't believe in that, and thus, ultimately it comes down to suasion, which then leads me to probably having more of an agreement with right, libertarians a lot of things. It brings me to king at news and discerning and saying if you tell someone that can't leave their home for food, then deploy army trucks to bring them to a quarantine Vassili and if they escape your arrest them your forcefully locating indigenous people. I never said anything about the reason. I never said it would I never said anything about the merits of the covert brought up a pandemic. I simply said the government should not be allowed to do that and if a shrill isn't call it would be a bad thing. What you'll end up with his Clare Lemon and its remarkable to many people still support collapse, because you can see you can supports. You know people who believe in freedom so long as their consistent. I suppose you can mistakenly support them, but you

Reed quill at, and I encourage everyone to do so, but you have to give a money. Are you see it as a source all the time? I'm not gonna give money, suppose the ads they have in their page generates revenue for them. The point is you ve got your dollars, I mean so it is remarkable to be that people are actively support. financially considering. Clearly, my stance is too obvious. Skate what's happening here. I've never come out and said that they're putting people and gas chambers are beating than the death. That's ridiculous. What I've set is when they start its bringing people on planes these camps. I said why it's a really bad thing. They have camps. I then said had asterisk concentration camp in response to a tweet, notably because I troll on Twitter all the time and I was being approved,

Look but making rhetorical point, as I stated that triggered them to an extreme degree, but I also think it gave them the ability to let you know just virtue signal and try and make money, and you know plate played a stupid orthodoxy game. But my point was just that, and I stated this is only a matter of time before people are taken from their homes because there's a video of a man with a cop pulse, the police pull up and they say you ve, tested positive recovered. His kind even realise that this had given a vanegas. Alright news report said that he would now be indefinitely quarantined and are known in he means, may be the guy we ve never heard from the guy, or at least I haven't. I looked it up, try to figure out where he went, haven't found any thing, but he's not a public figures. So maybe who knows maybe went back home for two weeks. It's no big deal. A lot of people have posted about how they ve got not of these camp and they said you know it's nice to have your breakfast brought you every morning, but there happen to be home and now we're in reports about people escaping these facilities. Take a look at the weaker Muslims, That's do believe the weaker Muslims are being,

brutalized sterilised, forced abortions and all that stuff. Why do you believe it now because corporate press reported it was true, I believe it was the guardian. The associated press have had an extensive reports on what China is doing in these weaker muscle camps, but China's routinely said. None of that is happening, China these are facilities. Help D, radicalized people everyone's happy there. So are we all conspiracy theory for thinking that China is doing these things to the meagre Muslims, because Australia says it's true doesn't mean it is because they put out videos and photos. Does it mean it's true, but when they do report that people are being brow there and escaping and being arrested. Now to be fair, it doesn't mean it's true, but it's more likely to be the case. So when I look at the guardian they report. Thus, when I look at the guardian and an ape- report about weaker muslims? I lean towards you actually probably think their reporting is true because, in the absence of evidence, the saloon That makes the least amount of assumptions tended tends to be the correct one outcomes razor in this capacity. I dont think me

making up all of these stories across the board, I mean the minister himself came out and sad were transporting these people. I'd like to thank the eight that the Prime Minister and the ATM personnel in the army. Trucks sounds to me like it's happening so Jesse. Maybe you should use Google and maybe watch the show before making up complete bullcrap at four p dot m over at Youtube dot com. Thanks and I'll, see you all there.