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Welcome to the. Thanks Gerald. Thanks God we don't tape run through. Welcome to the lineup live on rumble 70 times. I don't remember Fauci pleading the fifth over 70 times. I have it right here on my computer, Ms. Bueller. 70 times as of this now bring it up, tool man. Tim, 70 times. Well, that's not him. That's Rand Paul. But someone get that toilet brush, a hairbrush. Now 70 times. Fauci. We're going to get into the Fauci Diaries. The Fauci Diaries, which if he were masculine, it'd be called the Fauci Journal. There are three things there that are takeaways where I would if not for the auto pen. Prison. Absolutely, prison. So we'll be talking about that. We also have some unhinged vintage ads to kind of go through today a little bit. Some of them, you know, different time. Some of them just bad. Also. Hey, Candace has blown this case wide open. It's not Tyler Robinson. He. Tyler. The one thing we do know, Tyler Robinson could not or very likely did not shoot Charlie Kirk. New segment. Stupid in 2 minutes or less. Was it stupid in 2 minutes or less or it's free. By the way, it's free anyway. Rumble 11am on with the show. It's. Next to a Marcus. That's how we do but this time something just escaped I just wanted to you ought to know loops you fight better I swear I never. Don't look at me that way. It was a Chinese mistake. All I got made out. Sometimes when I'm in the lab. Pathogens get away Chinese blue I swear I never met for that I never mind don't look at me that way. It was a Chinese mistake don't look at me that way Was a Chinese mistake. There was a Chinese mistake don't look at me away. Click Rumble premium and join now for 99 annually or $9.99 a month to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speech. We gotta get right to it because who knows what's gonna happen live with Fauci going on. But I'm willing to bet though, who knows? Anything could happen. He'll probably plead the fifth again. Yeah. 70 something times. Let me ask you this. What question would you most like to have answered by Anthony Fauci today? If you could grill him and force him, you know, sodium pentothol, a little bit of truth serum. What would you use it for? And we'll be taking, you know, we'll take your chats on That a little bit later. It's a live show, 11am Eastern. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you? Very good. Better than Anthony Fauci today, so. You sure about that? I know. I hope. Yeah. Well, good luck. I don't think you've been auto penned. I'll plead that I've been forgiven. I have a pardon. Well, he. Why do you sound like the. The Adam Sandlers, Leo? I don't know. Hey, we released it from a land. I'm sorry, I meant Wet Mark came from a bat. That's how he sounds in my head. No, that's exactly your spot on. Hey, Saturday, August 1st, at Film Alley, Weatherford, Texas. That's this Saturday. Go see Josh Firestein. How are you? Good, good. And then Friday, I'll also be in Terrell, Texas, at the Terrell Wet Market. Very nice. You see the cold bank? Do they have one of those? No, it's actually. It's Film Alley also. Okay, well. Well, we can make it up. It's a bowling alley. They got bats. Yeah, they got all kinds of different things. Yeah, we could do all kinds of crazy stuff. I don't know. I assume they have bats. Someone come in there with a bat. All right, before anything else looks. Yeah, okay. There's no good. I don't want to promote this. This is making the rounds. And of course, there's been a lot of controversy surrounding this. I don't want to give you the name of the person. I don't want to promote the person because the person has an only fans. The person is clearly using this controversy to promote their only fans. Meet the new breed of conservative pundit that's ruffling some feathers. Can we please stop addressing Ilhan Omar as a congresswoman? I mean, she's literally a fraud. This is a person who came to the USA to corrupt its people and resources. She went from negative $65,000 net worth to over $30 million and denies it. She denies it and she blames it on an accounting error. Not like that. Said all the other conservative female commentators selling sex appeal. Look, it's not lost on me that this person is using it to sell OnlyFans. It's probably an AI script. Go in talentless. There's nothing being contributed. Right. There's nothing of value. I get it now. Do now do Fox News for several decades. Not all of them. Some standouts now do most of the podcast space now do the whole TPUSA ambassadorship. You have tits. You're an ambassador. What you can't do is like, have you seen These comments, like, I can't believe that someone would sell sex appeal. Really? You can't believe it? Bring up the collage. You can't believe it? This is new to you. Really? Really? Come on. Wow. This is the sex appeal nuclear arms race. If you. And this is why women make up three quarters of social media content creators. It's a huge advantage to be a woman on social media. Fine, okay, I don't like it. It's not someone I would tune into. But I would say that for most of the female talking, it's, who cares that your cleavage was a little bit less obvious? What happens is that cluster in the middle. People who are medium to no talents. A woman can be a medium to no talent and have a decent following if she's hot. Okay, that doesn't happen with men. If the man is the most good looking man you could possibly imagine, that might increase his viewership like 5%. And by the way, it's not for men. It's from maybe a couple of women. But then when you get to the top, women complain. Well, why are there no. Why are there no women at the top? Well, for the same reason a lot of female comedians shouldn't be at the top. You guys cluster in the middle. You do have an advantage that a man doesn't have and they better be the best. Just don't bitch about the cream of the crop. I get it. This is more blatant. It's not all that much different from what's been going on. Okay, you ever had this every single minute. The answer is yes. You ever gone out to dinner or nice with a woman who's pretty and maybe you know, and she's dressed elegantly, but maybe she has like a plunging neckline or something, you know what I mean? Or maybe it shows her curves. Maybe there's a little bit of risk. By the way, there's nothing wrong with that. Okay? You ever do that and then a really pretty woman comes in who's clearly prettier than this woman you're with objectively. And it's like a slightly more risky dress. And they go, well, yeah, if you want to dress like that. Your problem isn't that it's slightly more revealing. Your problem is that they're better at it than you. Usually it's me that's doing it. Yeah, it's me that's going, can you believe the thing that she's wearing over there? Look at it. I'm looking at it. Can you believe that she's showing that? Oh my God, these Breadsticks are amazing. It's great. I'm so glad they're never ending. I'm gonna be here a long time. Oh, my gosh. It is true. The comments have been ridiculous. And it's basically just like we used to have decency when. I mean, I don't like this, but when I'm not gonna watch it. Clear desks at Fox News. Why? Why on God's green earth do you need a desk that's clear? Why is it called the leg chair? It's called the leg chair at Fox News. The what? It was called the leg chair. Everyone who worked at Fox News knew it was called the leg chair when you put them in it. There's no reason for a desk to be see through and have no front for a newscaster. There's plenty of reasons. There's only one reason. Actually, there's one. There's plenty of reasons. There's one. The same reason that this lady is going to get a few clicks. There's at least two reasons. Left leg and right leg. Oh, geez. It's just. To me, it's just funny if you're like, can you. Someone said we used to have and they would. And by the way, of course, there are exceptions, like Peggy Noonan. There really are almost no examples of political pun forward facing political pundits on the right who haven't sold sex appeal or physical attraction in some capacity. And it is, it's a huge leg up. Tell me the difference between this and spandex pants and a halter top coming out to a firework show at whatever conservative conference. I get it. There's a difference, but not all that much. Did you make sure that people only tune into your show because you were the best either? Most qualified, most interesting, most insightful. So to me, she's like, ah, you guys got out. Sex appealed. Sorry. You know what? You know what it feels like to be a man? We're like, oh, my gosh. Can you believe men will go, can you believe that this got all these plays? And every guy in the room goes, yes, yes, she's cool. Why can't I do that? And you go, cause you're a guy. You're like, oh, that's right. I need to be good. Just think of how silly it would be if men tried to get ahead doing this. Pretty sure this is working. Absolutely. Yeah, this is. This is gonna be good for viewership. Yeah, yeah, do that. Yeah, that's. Yeah. And then look back at it. That's how you do it. People are gonna Love this. You're gonna go nuts. No, I don't think this is a good idea. Yeah. Why is it the couch? Maybe I should do the table. Flatter surface. Yeah, that might. Yeah, that might accentuate. I mean, again, I don't wanna. I'm not comfortable with it. Yeah, well then I want you comfortable. I don't feel bad about it. Yeah, I don't want you to feel bad. I don't like to do it, but I just feel like if I was on the desk on the table more, you know, you might. Oh yes. Oh yeah, do that thing, the flex thing. Yeah. Dude, that's gonna. Oh my gosh, this is gonna kill it. I didn't even know he was there. I didn't either. Take it out of context. That's real. His eyes were down there. That's America's ass. Yeah. Climb up the. I just, I don't know. Anyone have any. It's like, okay, fine, like I, I'm not a fan of it but you know, we've had. How many times have we had to compete like. Well, the person has literally copy pasted our script. Yes. And just show some cleavage and they just rip. By the way, I'm pretty sure some inputs were from our Islam videos. What this chick is talking about. Yeah, exactly. No, I mean it makes perfect sense. Like you, you need to be calling this out before if you're going to call this out. Of course we don't want this to happen, but this was the obvious natural conclusion to the leg chair and clear desks and just throwing a pretty face out there and hoping they can regurgitate the lines in some kind of order. That makes sense. All right, that was the logical conclusion. Let me, let me put it this way. Okay, so women, all right, you don't like it. Okay, sorry, tough breaks. You want women to go out there and you want the best woman for the job to gain the most amount of viewership. All right, let me let you in on a little secret. The best woman as far as a political commentator. Guarantee you. Is ugly. I guarantee you the best is ugly. Make her a star. Oh, come on. It's you guys. You guys, you, you make her a star. I guarantee you she's not as attractive as the. Bring up the collage again. As the many people who've gotten that seat. Do you think that now Ann Coulter is a brilliant writer, to be clear. And, and a lot of these people, let's be honest, a few, some of them are brilliant like Ann Coulter. A lot of them got there because they Were. They were slight. They were attractive. That's it. You really think there isn't an ugly chick who's better who can't read lines off a prompter that's like, just. Just be honest about it. Just be honest about it. And she's figured out a new way to game the system. Speaking of gaming the system, also turns out you can get a lot of clicks by just making stuff up. So is there something. I see you distracted. What? What are you. This is the most popular. Distracted all the time. Listen, this is the most popular voice on YouTube for foreign policy, by the way. She's brilliant. She's brilliant. Yes, of course. She's absolutely brilliant. She wouldn't put her on the COVID of a swimsuit edition. Nope. So why not? I say do it. Why doesn't she host. What? Put her on a swimsuit Edition. Why. Why isn't she hosing on Fox News? Why isn't she the biggest name on social media? Yeah. Why isn't everyone sh. Some people will. Okay, Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. And there are some people who are absolutely brilliant out there. There are some great female commenters. Like, we've had Rachel Wilson on the show. Karen Straughan has been on the show. She was absolutely fantastic. I would say that Ann Coulter's very, very smart. There's that lady who writes on feminism, specifically. She did an interview with the New York Times. I can't remember. She looked somewhat more homely. There are a lot. There are a lot out there. You just don't know their names. Why? Because the same women who are taking advantage of the fact that you don't know their names because they are hotter are now mad that someone is than them or selling sex more than them. Whatever. Let's go to the next one. Turns out you can get a lot of clicks. You can just say things with no basis. What? So I don't want to spend a lot of. And it turns out it's pretty hard to refute the lamentations of the insane, but Candace Owens has blown the Charlie Kirk case wide open. We don't know any. We don't know everything. Verdict? She doesn't know any. I mean, everything. But she does know that for sure. Tyler Robinson didn't do it. He's innocent. Remember, I told you that was always the goal. Either mistrial or to get this guy off. Okay, so this is what she posted. Today's episode will be positively explosive. Might even free a young man who's being wrongfully framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk. He is being wrongfully. Framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk. She says she'll try and tell you. I said might even. Might even free a young man who is not. Maybe who is being wrongly framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk. Tyler Robinson is innocent, according to Candace Owens. We'll see if it stands up to scrutiny. Note the people who sold you fed slop. That right there, that's poisoning the well. They are going to have a terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible week. Want to bet? Here is the evidence. And then we have a new segment. Stupid. In two minutes or less. Let's just watch hers in its entirety so we don't take it out of context. I just kept thinking of myself. A military crawl on a rooftop would be very relevant. Right, sure. Told you that. Even when I first had that conversation with. With my source, he said, yeah, that's what I saw. I thought, well, they obviously can't keep that from the public. They can't just keep gaslighting the public about that information. Well, we have certainly something to show you. Now, what happens next? That shows how, as my source stipulated, our rooftop guy begins a tactical crawl. It's actually known in the military as a lateral crawl. Watch that. Jesus Christ. That's Jason Bourne. And I actually do want to show you side by side so you can actually see a real military man do that alongside this person on the rooftop. Let's bring in that side by side clip. Here we go. Which. Which military wears that uniform? A lateral crawl. We're just going to show you that so that it's clear. A back and forth flash there while he's military crawling. Here we go there. And we're running that back and forth there. Okay. We're gonna do a fact check after. But it's gone. Signaling the bees. It says, charlene, will you marry me? You now have that. She's single. Let's watch and see if we with our eyes can observe some sort of a kickback. All right. And again, I have to apologize. What's a kickback? This is not like Benny Johnson 4K footage, but it's at least clear enough here on your screen that you would be able to discern a strong kickback on a gun. What's a kickback? That means being paid by a foreign nation. See here? All 18 pixels. 10 more seconds here. That looks a slight kick, if that's what you mean. In his leg at one point, which would be the very mild recoil in a prone position taking the shot. That's a solid 300 frames PER, too. Anybody see a recoil? Oh, she meant Recoil. Oh, yeah. Yes, I did. It's very slight scope, as he allegedly was. You might even expect a black eye. What? Why did a bird punch him in the face? Like. Wait, it's a 30 odd six in the pro. She's acting like at Samus Aran's plasma cannon. Okay, this brings us to stupid. In two minutes or less. Or three. Okay, now I will. Let me preface this. All the references are available links in the description. It's really hard because when there are no concrete claims made, or very few, it's kind of hard to refute them. But let's go through them. Toolman. Two minutes or less. Start the timer. All right. Claim first one. That this evidence was withheld from the court. Truth. Actually, the defense demanded it be withheld, not the prosecution. The prosecution wanted to sell publicly available because they find it very damning for Tyler Robinson. The defense said don't release it. And the judge ordered that to be the case. Claim the video depicts an advanced tactical military crawl. Truth. Former Army Ranger, Josh. No. Okay. Claim the man on the roof is military signaling. Truth. Former Army Ranger Josh. What? What would he be signaling? Yeah. So it's. It's too blurry to see. Was it like a flanking maneuver? No. Okay. It's too blurry to see the kickback, but not blurry enough to see like. Claim that person doesn't even look like Tyler Robinson. Truth. The person doesn't look like anybody for the same reason Mario Land on your Game Boy doesn't look like anybody. However, there's a plethora of publicly available footage. Pictures and images showing Robinson on site with his parents, even confirming. But I'm sure that of course that's also the feds as well. Claim you never see a person pull out a gun. Truth. I guess it's not in this footage, but it looks like he's crawling with something in his hand. Sorry. Tactically, militarily. Claim there was no recoil. Truth. I saw some. Gerald saw it. I think you saw it. Recoil from a.30 06 is pretty moderate, especially in the prone position. The idea that it would cause a black eye, you'd have to be retarded. Another truth. The medical examiner report, which of course is not real. It's all fed slop. Confirmed that he died from a gunshot wound to the neck. There you go. There you go. That's it. We don't even need any more. Two minutes. That's that. We don't need the full two minutes on the timer. Check out the references because there aren't many claims. It's so. It's so silly. Yeah. I mean, okay, it feels like. It feels silly to argue this. You know what I mean? Like, it's like an old comedian. Comedian once said, I'm not smart enough to be dumb enough for this. Right. That's how I feel like. Well, let me show you. Let me show you. In your hand like that. Yeah, Just crawl without. Allow it without touching the ground with that admonisher. Okay. This is your expert. Do it. Okay, just do it. Maneuver. Here we go. Keep it off the ground. Try and keep trying. Keep it off the ground. What am I doing? Okay, now. Now, Josh, signal me. Signally. Like the military. All right. This has been stupid in two minutes or less. Military signal. This stuff is always so. This stuff is always so funny to me because it'll be like advanced military tactics. In the military, it's referred to as the lateral crawl. Oh, okay. So you know what that's called? So now. Now it has validity. Now. Now it's something. Now you're Shawn Ryan. Great, dude. You're an expert. Thank you very much. Well, I. You know what? I do regret my time there on the floor. So. Yeah, it's always so funny when people say this stuff like, advanced mil. There's so many things in the military that we do that it's like. That's not. I could do. I could give you a weekly class on advanced military techniques. Class one, how to tie a square knot. Josh, It's a bill class I had to pass at Ranger school. You had to tie like, five or six knots, one of them being freaking square. Now left over right, right over left. Now you have it. That would have come in handy for me to tiger not to hang myself with after watching this crap. It's a good mil spec crawl, Josh. It's mil spec. Oh, by the way, you know what mil spec means to be clear in this when people go, this is mil spec. Mil spec means the minimum required, the minimum requirement of specifications for it to be usable in the military. That means baseline minimum for reliability. You can buy plenty of firearms that are way, way above mil spec to be clear. Yeah. If you're buying. If you're buying, like the same weapons that. Well, I guess not all military. There's special operations. Sure. That are really good. But yeah, not. Not everything. If someone says, oh, yeah, this is. This is military quality, I'm like, oh, so how many times did it break that? Well, like. Yeah, like Special Forces. I think it was like the seals, when we use the Benelli, the M4 shotgun I know you say mil spec because they say used by the Navy seals. Yeah, well, I guess we know it's SEAL spec. Like, I know there was, you know, there was a bunch of special ops units and some rangers guys that were carrying scars for a while. I was in there. But most people are carrying that standard M4. Some people are even carrying an M16. Still. It's great. Like, when I was in the military in like 2010, 11, there was Marines that we met up on objectives in Kandahar. They were carrying M16s. Yeah, well, I was like, this is crazy. You guys are getting screwed by the Navy. You guys need actual guns. The Canadians show up and they're like, we got our M1 Garands in. Yeah, I'm out. Canadians had better guns than the Marines. I felt so bad for them, really. Sometimes. Yeah. Also for a long period of time, they could drink beer while they were there. Like on it was. They were allowed, but Americans weren't allowed. Anyway, you guys let me know if any of that was convincing. Military crawl signaling somebody. No kick clearly would have 300 6. Just to be clear, 30 out 6 in the prone position. That is. I mean, it's a, it's a powerful enough round, of course, but people acting like it's a bazooka. This is. They do very, very common round. And again, if you were in the prone position with a rest, the. The recoil would be very, very minimal. It's pretty comparable to a 762. Right? I mean, I guess some people would say like 308. 30 06. And it's, it's stronger as far as the actual, like muzzle energy because it's a heavier, you know, it's a heavier bullet that. Than what people. But still, it's like it is a very, very commonly used round. Also, the way she says it is funny too, because she says something. I don't know the exact language was something like from a guy. No, no. Kickback from a guy who's laying on the ground. Oh, you mean in the most secure firing position possible. I just realized if I didn't include this in the 2 minutes or less military. Okay, let me ask you this. When you learn to fire your rifle, just not even Army Rangers, Military. Right. They probably teach how to fire from the prone position. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. First. So if you were in the military, you would learn prone shooting, right? Yeah. And that makes sense. And you would learn in the military how to shoot and not have an optic hit your eye. So. So unbelievably hyper specialized tactical Military crawling. But why was there no recoil through the body? I don't know. Maybe because he's military and that's the first thing they teach you in basic training. And you'd see none of it. Can I. Can I rewind a little bit there? They don't actually. I don't think anybody ever told me. Taught me how to not get the scope to hit my eye. Yeah. Because they assume. I don't think. Yeah, I don't think that was even a lesson. It's like a thing. Well, if it happens, we're all going to laugh, and then we'll correct them. Actually, could someone just bring up basic. Like, basic military. Someone shooting from the prone position. We can bring that up later. Like someone in the military shooting from the. Especially someone be hyper specialized with the lateral crawl. Yeah, that's about exactly what you would expect. Yes. And that pixelated image that we saw, you didn't see his shoulder go back? I'm like, yes, but I was looking at his legs. Look at his legs right before he gets up. You silly, silly person. Maybe I move just. There's not gonna be a ton of recoil laying down. And it's from, like. It's like from 500 meters away from a camera. It's all blue. Everyone shut up. Tyler Robinson is innocent. We don't want a railroad. Why do you guys want another Emmett Till? Wow. Maybe we should just let this one play out in court and see the expertise on display, which, you know, it's good when you can trust experts if they're an expert in something that maybe you don't understand, you know, because if you trust the wrong person, it can get messy. You wouldn't hire just anyone to cut your hair. All right, what are we doing today? You know, just a little bit off the top. Maybe a nice trim on the sides. Yeah, yeah, sure. You got a picture or a photo or anything for reference? Yeah, yeah, it was thinking like that. Yeah. Okay, well. Gonna be hard to do that with all this, but. Yeah, I think we can make that come close. Keep the sides about that length and that nice little fade there. Keep the beard line kind of similar. And then move into a scissor cut on the head. Yeah. Just gotta grab my scissors. All right. What the. What the. No, don't move. I got. This is very safe. Don't worry. I give this all Call the pros at American financing today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net Crowder NMLS 1-8233-4. If you start today, you may even delay up to two mortgage payments. Did someone say, baby, that'll make sense later. Stop. It also makes sense right now. That's true. Is it still going on the hearing or is it done? It says he's testifying right now, but CNN's like, we don't want to cover that. Okay, so Anthony Fauci. And the reason that this is important is I've never seen more people turn against Big Brother, you know, government, than during COVID I saw plenty of women who were particularly women who were politically uninvolved go to homeschooling. A big part of it was Covid. What happened with public schools? This really woke up, I would say a lot of. A lot of women in the United States because they were more involved with their kids in public school going, wait, wait, what's going on? And then they did a little bit more digging. A lot of people had the veil lifted. Covid, One of the worst offenders during COVID Anthony Fauci. I would say sociopath, not psychopath. I've always said, like, Hitler was a psychopath. Stalin was a sociopath because Hitler believed some of his own delusions. Right. He was crazy. He was out of his mind. Where Stalin had no problems killing as many of his own people as necessary. They were just ultimately useful means to an end, so long as you saw the great Marxist state. I'd say Fauci, sociopath, because according to these, they're not diaries. Just to be clear. These are. This is a record on government computers. Yeah, he knew the truth and just lied anyway. And I don't just say that as a matter of opinion. We're going to go through the. The three biggest bombshells and prove that to you beyond any shadow of a doubt. Link in the Description. But first, 70 plus times as of the moment of this broadcast that the Capitol Hill hearing. Fauci, he's invoked the Fifth Amendment. Dr. Fauci, were you ever made aware of gain of function research on monkeypox being conducted at the National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures center and back at Fort Detroit? On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth amendment of the Constitution. Fifth Amendment. Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment. Fifth Amendment. What day of the week is. On the device of counsel? I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights on the. The Fifth Amendment. I want to do it under the fifth. Adamantium Wolverine, when you need him. That's gain of function. And here's just before we get to Fauci, the dumbass, here's Rand Paul making Fauci mad. Given Senator Paul's obvious obsession, he's shaking with calling for my prosecution, his repeated slanderous comments about me, and recently his public publicly releasing my unredacted personal diary aimed at embarrassing and intimidating me. The only conclusion I can reach is that the sole reason he is calling me before this committee is to get me to say something, anything that could vindicate his repeated public pledges that I end up, in his words, quote, behind bars, unquote. That seems like a pretty good place for you. And I'm not gonna say anything that's incriminating, unlike I said what in my diary, not his diary. I know. I don't know what. But he says diaries. You know why he's saying diary is because it's like, that's my personal, private thing. No, it's the property of the American people. When you take notes on a government computer about COVID 19, your job at the time. Yeah, tell that to Doug. Funny. You. You party. You party pooper. It's time for Fauci the dumbass. I hit strings, but now I'm free. There are no strings on me. All right? And by the way, you guys can. I can actually do a Fauci impression, but it's kind of like you'll kind of like Bernie as Gilbert Gottfried. You guys let me know in the chat if you prefer the silly Adam Sandler. Leo Fauci. That's how he sounds in my head. So we'll go through the claims and the truth, and we'll give you those references. Link in the description. First claim from Fauci is that the COVID was natural and that came from bats. He was saying this publicly while behind the scenes, he knew different. The sequences in bats as they evolve and the mutations that it took to get to the point where it is now is totally consistent with a jump of a species from an animal to a human. Here's the truth. Only two of the 12 scientists who he was talking with thought that that was the case, and Fauci knew it. He wrote in his diary there was not total agreement about the likelihood of deliberate insertion. Ron Fouchier said he was sure that this could occur naturally, and we should not waste our time and divert effort to pursue this. This is expected of him since he was original GOF person with Yoshi Kawoka. Also, Christian Drosten was with Ron. The rest felt that deliberate insertion was Possible, given the fact that Dr. Zhang Li Xi at the University of Wuhan has been working for years in gain of function. It's GOF and coronaviruses to allow adaptation of the spike protein to bind to the human H2 receptor. We could not let this go. So the rest means 10 of the 12 scientists. Only two of the 12 scientists thought that it was natural and that it came from bats. Ten of the 12 are the others, the people he's referring to in the email. We could not let this go. But you let it go and corrected everyone and had people banned from social media for saying it and struck videos that said it. That intro today was removed. Just to be clear, that whole episode was banned? Yes. Can you imagine if that was a toothpaste commercial? 2 out of 12 dentists recommend dentine. Yes. Don't. What about the other? Oh, they say it's cancer and it'll kill you. Ah, they just voted present, right? No, they're against it. I like those on. Well, to be fair, this is also. Also dated February 1, 2020. So it was way into Covid before. Oh, wait. Oh, yeah, right. This is before anybody really even knew much about COVID It was in China. In other words, the advice was coming in. This probably isn't from a bat. And he's like, okay, got it. What I tell the public it's from a bat. So he was our only source. Yeah, he was our only source. Well, him and a two of 10. Two of 10, that's right. Well, but. But he was the speaker. They weren't speaking. These 12 scientists weren't speaking. He was speaking for them. Yeah, but he was their kind with the vicar. And listen to what he's saying. The two guys are like, no, no, I promise it came from animals. Are the two guys working on gain of function research? Well, only two people. He said, tomato, tomato research. What world are we living in? Here's the next claim. Is it exploding bat again? This is what he was claiming publicly versus what he knew behind the scenes at that moment in time. It's not. He did the best with what we had. He lied about what we had. It could not be more clear. He said publicly the virus could have in many very. Originated in a wet market. Beijing acknowledges now that they don't think it originated in that market. Well, it may not have originated in the market, but it certainly could have. I mean, I don't think that they admitted that it didn't originate in the market. I think they're saying they don't know how it originated Originated his face. I think you knew talking points. Well, there were clusters that may have been picked up and transmitted, as I understand it, through the market. But the. The place of origin was not within the market. No, I don't think you could say that. I don't think you can say that. Here's the truth. She can say it because Foushee said it and China said it. Two years earlier than that interview, Foushee said, I don't think you can say what I said in private and was agreed upon by the Chinaman. Sure she can. Yeah, his face looked like. How did you know that? How. Who did you talk to? Where'd you get more soup? January 2020. Check the references. Fauci wrote. Early on, the Chinese were saying that there is no human to human transmission, and all the original 27 cases were from the market. Now, we know the market was not the source. It was the amplifier. But it doesn't matter because you told people it was the source. In other words, patient zero. If you know patient zero. And then patient zero went to a market, but you say there is no patient zero. It came from the cantaloupes. Whatever it is, you're lying to us. He knew it right here. Now we know the market was not the source. Now we meaning him and those in China agreeing with him. And in the interview. I don't think you can say that. Well, Foushee, you did. That's why you're pleading the fifth, you criminal. Here's another thing from 2020, Foushee wrote China's own CDC director, George Gao. I hope I'm getting that right. They early on said that Covid cases were not animal to human, but human to human. Meaning it couldn't have come from a bat. Also, George was very sensitive and understandably defensive since he was the one who said early on that there was no human to human transmission and that the original 27 came. Cases specifically enumerated in my diary. 27 cases in the wet market reported on December 31, 2019, were animal to human, when actually all 27 cases were human to human transition. Sorry. They were occurring before, weeks before. What he said was it started with an animal. 27 cases. Specifically, there were cases before that. It was exclusively human to human. Not animal, multi. Human as the source. I'm glad that China and I agree on this. This is all encrypted, right? He said to his diary, I'm doing speak to tech. Yeah. His face to that reporter was like, how did you get the lock to my diary? I don't know, listen, I just, just remember the timeline because this guy deserves to be in prison for what he said to the American public in 2019. The only thing that we knew in 2019, where there are some stories coming out of China late 2019, of some kind of virus. It did not get to the point where the United States felt in danger, did lockdowns until I think March or April of 2020. Yeah, well, before all of this. And he knew, he knew at that moment. Yeah. Here's the next claim versus what he was claiming publicly versus what he knew privately. The claim that the NIH never found a gain of function at Wuhan. It's not that we've been arguing about this, this, it's that he acknowledged it and lied. Dr. Fauci, do you still support funding of the NIH? Funding of the lab in Wuhan? Senator Paul, with all due respect, you are entirely, entirely and completely incorrect that the NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the Wuhan Institute. Here's the truth. They conducted it, they funded it. Fauci recorded it. He just tries to claim in that it doesn't meet the technical definition. So here's him actually writing about it. He writes EcoHealth was late in submitting a progress report of their grant. I should specify in writing, for those who don't understand, that grant means financial compensation, money, progress report of their grant, and mentioned in the letter that some of the mice in the study had increased environment, viral growth and got sicker later on. He goes, in other words, by our definition, them getting sick with the virus we use being funded by NIH was not gain of function. Gain of function, period. So there we go. Where did it come from? He knew back then. Did it also people being silenced because they spoke out? He knew back then and gain of function that people were saying this much. He knew back then. And there's a bunch of other information in there that shows he's a narcissist, where he seems to be more like, have you guys seen the most famous guy in the world? Isn't it great? I feel pretty. You know, his whole thing, he's just a piece of crap. And it's really compounded by the fact that the left demanded hero worship of this man. You can still buy candles. Saint Fauci. Yeah, candles. They were saint. Like you could burn candles to this Saint Fauci. Yeah, I mean, I can tell you this, selfishly, he's cost us millions of dollars. We were re monetized for a temporary period of Time. And then a big part of it was because of our commentary on Covid that he, by the way, behind the scenes, agreed with at the time, resulted in us remaining demonetized. Yep. Right. Doctors removed sitting governors in Florida removed from YouTube for having conversations with doctors from the finest institutions in the world. Yeah. The insanity that went on. This guy has to face some kind of accountability. Period. Yep. That's. This is him going. It doesn't meet our definition of. Of gain of function. Well, we don't care. That's a big swing and a miss or pitch and come short. Dr. Fauci, when you're ready. It's your pitch. Oh, don't go all the way to the rubber, bro. Anthony Fauci. I was chewing gum. I catch you gum. I was distracted. By the way, I do have a couple of additional things if you want to see it. So the people that were defending him and saying he saved lives, well, that continued up until today. I believe we have Blumenthal, but don't play it yet. Then we have another senator, I believe, going after him pretty mercilessly. And then finally, there's a post about maybe some legal consequences for him that I just want to read to you. Really? And these are coming from people who were previously supporters. Zoe. So one is a previous supporter, one is probably never a supporter, but I think this is the first time I've seen comment on it. All right, let's see. All of it, starting with Blumenthal. This is today. Despite all the flowery rhetoric that we hear in the United States Senate, Dr. Fauci has saved lives, as have public health officials in the United States and throughout the world. And today, we are demeaning and degrading their life saving service. Oh, so he's still a supporter. Still today a supporter, Even after all this testimony and the diary notes on a computer. By the way, here's the senator going after him. Those policies were put in place because you had moronic politicians that listened to the words of a megalomaniac who was more interested in and having met a Kardashian than the suffering of the American people. And that is you. Have you seen the rest? Your advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who enforce those rules? Arrested that mom for watching a football game with her own family outside. I award you no points. When that story broke, I said to myself, I cannot stand idly on the side and watch this happen. It was about six years ago today that I decided I'm going to give up my businesses, sell them all, run for office run for the United States Senate. Here I am sitting in front of you six years later saying, who the fuck do you think you were for doing that? That it is a total disgrace what you did to this country. Good, good. He responded. F responded. Actually, he was a Jenner. Yeah. Do you want to sign one note in my defense? Have you seen the k. She turns my pigs into the wet market. She has a. I like to have a laugh. Makes me say, that's right. So here's, here's. Let me just. Really quickly. Let me just. This is important. It's. If you want to simplify, if you want to be reductive, you want to distill the primary problem with the left as it relates to all of their policies, taxes, Marxism, transitioning children, health care for Medicare for all, Medicaid for all the lockdowns, Covid, gun control. If it saves one Life, the left 100% of the time fails to take into account opportunity cost. There is a cost. And by the way, we understand every action has a reaction. As conservatives, I think we realistically go, well, of course, if you allow people to keep more of their own income, people earn their own keeper, you're going to have a wealth disparity that naturally will happen. If some people work harder or some people are smarter, some people get better opportunities, we go, well, look, allowing businesses to open, of course you will have some people who are irresponsible, and if they are immunocompromised and they don't take the precautions, they'll be at greater risk. But we look at the opportunity cost and of course, juxtapose that with basic human rights. The left disregards human rights when inconvenient, and they don't take into account the opportunity cost. Fauci, if you look at the. Just, well, this is what we're gonna lock. We're gonna lock down. Well, hold on a second. Have you taken into account the opportunity cost of people losing their businesses forever? Have you taken into account the opportunity cost of people losing relatives and then having to die alone because of these policies? Have you taken in the opportunity cost, for example, of silencing anyone who speaks out? And that lets people get away with international. You could argue, by the way, crimes against humanity, China, all of these policies, Medicaid for. Okay, what's the opportunity cost? What does that do to other health care? Does it affect quality? It's nice to affirm gender. What's the opportunity cost? Is there an increase in cancer? Is there an increased risk? Oh, there absolutely is. Is there an increase in suicidality. It doesn't get better, it gets worse. They don't take into account the opportunity cost when accomplishing their policy or their wish list. They. They never do. And if they do, they just say, well, it's for the greater good. Okay, well, let's do it. By that standard, was this for the greater good? The answer now is undoubtedly no. And it's about avoiding accountability. Yeah, we. Well, we have a. We have a post. And by the way, we don't expect people in these positions to be perfect, but we expect them to be honest. Yes. And he lied to us about the efficacy of masks. He lied to us about the efficacy of lockdowns. The source of all of this, the efficacy of the vaccine, the safety of the vaccine. Lied to us about all of that. About any potential research that showed ivermectin or any other form of intervention could be effective. Yeah. It's one thing to be wrong. It's another thing. Correct. Intentionally give wrong information. Right. So that's where this comes in. So I believe this is a post today from Catherine Herridge. I can't read it. It's a little too small on my screen. Do you have it on yours? Is it big enough? Read there. Hold on a second. What does it say? One strategy calls for it. Can you scroll up a little bit? Oh, I. I was just going another. Can you. Can you zoom in a little more? There you go. There you strategy involves Congress. Because Fauci has theoretically been preemptively pardoned against past and future criminal charges related to his NIH work, it can be argued that Fauci has no plausible claim to the Fifth Amendment, the right against self incrimination. Okay, sorry. If Fauci takes the Fifth at Senator Paul's hearing, which he has, the committee could seek to compel Fauci's testimony. A finding of contempt could follow. Okay, so maybe they could get him on contempt, but the stuff that this guy did and the auto panel pardon that he got, it's just. I mean, literally, if you're pissed off about a lot of these other things that are out there right now, the Epstein files and the war, you should be so equally pissed. I'm not saying it's a litmus test. I'm just saying make sure you understand the enormity of this. Yeah, right. Absolutely. Well, it used to be. I've said this many times. We could probably run a super cut. Right. So it's not okay. What in for? Oh, did they do the best with the information they had in the Time. The question you need to ask is, was there other information at the time that was discounted to make what other information was known that was discounted for them to make these decisions? Right. That used to be the conversation. Because we have to remember many people from the get go, Jon Stewart even made the joke about how it obviously came from a lab. Right. This was something that everybody knew. Exactly back then, very likely came from a lab. And publicly, well, you couldn't necessarily prove. And then it was kind of agreed upon. But that's not the argument anymore. They knew it behind the scenes. That's a new layer of evil. We used to argue Fauci completely discredited character assassinated, banned people who disagreed with him. But you could, there could be some room for. He just thinks they're so wrong and he's a totalitarian liberal that he just thinks they shouldn't have a seat at the table and it does more harm than good. So ban them. But he believed, but he didn't actually believe what he was saying. Saying he was getting people banned and he was vilifying people for saying exactly that which he knew was true. That brings us to. There's no debate about that. He knew it. He knew that it didn't come from a bat in a wet market. Okay, so now we take that and we move forward. He's willing to silence, to intimidate, to forcibly remove, shut down voices expressing exactly what he knows to be true. Where else could he be doing that? Plenty of people said the only reason he suppressed any information on anti parasitic or antiviral medications, things like ivermectin at one point, hydroxychloroquine, is because if anything out there could display any type of efficacy in treating Covid, that the emergency authorization use of the vaccine would actually not be permissible. It would be illegal. It'll be a multi billion dollar industry gone. So people who said that's the only reason he's saying there is. There's nothing out there that can help. Well, he knows that's not true because he wants this emergency authorization now. He can't argue. Well, that's not true. We just had differences of opinion. The way I was reading the data, now we have to dig in and go, did you know that? Just like you knew it didn't come from a bat in a wet market. We know he's willing to lie to paint people as quacks. All the other conspiracies against Fauci now are open for business. That's, that's the foundational change Here. And those questions need to be answered. Hopefully there's a legal argument for that to be the case to make. Like, hey, well, no. We now know that you lied before. We now know that you. Effectively. If he was. I'm sure. I know he was under oath many times, committed perjury, because this was known to you multiple times. You wrote about it. So now we have to ask the other questions again on account of the fact that you lied. There should be the right to revisit. Open. Open for business. Every single conspiracy regarding Foushee and the suppression from him therein. Also, by the way, do we have another post or like that? No. Was it. We're gonna go on to. Oh, the old. Let's go on to the old viral ads. Those are pretty. Well, they weren't viral back. Yeah, but by the way, I also forgot to. I to meant. I should have mentioned this earlier. Manage all of your crypto in one spot. Use Rumble Wallet right now. You get $5 free in US stablecoin. Click the link in the description. 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Nasal spray salt, which has been proven. We didn't say it was going to cure anything, and a lot of you went out and it helped you. We ran it in the office. Turns out now we know that now they sell immunity boosters that help, again, just take the edge off being sick. Zinc portion. So we've always kind of. We've always been at the cutting edge of that here are really the basic nutritional sort of staples that. That make sense. That's why I created this multivitamin Foundation Daily. It's your daily multivitamin has everything that you could want at the clinical doses. Nothing you don't. And it also includes a clinically effective. Effective doses of turmeric, curcumin for inflammation, heart and brain health, garlic for heart and brain health. And it has zinc in there and also copper. So you can check, check it out. A lot of things out there are scams. Nothing is mega dosed. If it's in there, it's because it works at that clinical dosage. We also have creatine, which is the most studied supplement of all time and actually may have some immunity benefits at will beyond what we know for muscle and brain and recovery. Let's go to so Foundation. What's the discount people can get? 40% off. It's just up there. 40% off. If you subscribe. And we're release a couple more products at the end of this, the total line might be like five. And they're not all going to be supplements. It's just useful products that we just. Is it stuff that you've had to make basically for yourself or stuff that you've been using at a purity level forever? Well, remember we said buy zinc, buy quercetin, some vitamin C and this might be. And then now they release it all in one bottle. But our doctor said that the early. Well, the onset of COVID Yeah, this is fun. These are real. These are real. So you know, sometimes people say like they don't make them like they used to. Sure. Yeah. And sometimes that's a good thing and sometimes it's not. I would say I'd like us to make them like they used to for many of these vintage ads you're about to see. So yesterday we aired this and then we did a little more digging. Was a Maxwell House ad, of course would never be made today. And I think it's a travesty that it wouldn't. Her idea of child raising was called permissive everything. Mine wasn't. Be a good little Maxwell Housewife and don't experiment with my son or my coffee and I love you a lot. Maxwell House coffee. Is that Gerald in the video? No, it could be little baby Gerald at old. It's not possible. Well, we found some other ones. Here's a fun one. Here's the Flintstones selling cigarettes. Gee, we ought to do something, Fred. Okay, how's about taking a nap? I got a better idea. Let's Take a Winston break. Winston is the one filter cigarette that delivers flavor 20 times a pack. Winston's got that filter blend. Yeah, Fred. Filter blend makes the big taste difference. And only Winston has it up front where it counts. Wilma mowing the lawn. Winston packs specially selected and specially processed for good flavor in filter smoking. Yeah. Not like those Blackstones who smoke cools. The Flintstones has been brought to you by Winston. Best tasting filter cigarette. Are you kidding me? Cartoons were promoting cigarettes. That's. That's. Yes. Of course. It'd be like Pokemon being like, go, go, go, Virginia Slims. Whatever it is. It's like, go get your gummies today. Go, go, Delta Gummies. Or was Captain Planet's version? Jeez. By the power of menthol combined gosh. Smoke filterless. It's better for the environment. It's true. It was it. American spirits. Yeah. American spirits. Camels. Yeah. Hey, hey, Fred. Who smokes those American spirits? It's those filthy hippie trans kids, buddy. All right, here's another one. And I will say this. Sometimes you do also have to go, hey, they meant. Well, the word retarded, you hear and you go, ooh, you shouldn't say that word. But once upon a time, it wasn't. It was the medically appropriate word. And by the way, retard. Retarded comes from the Latin word retard. French, it's retard. I'm sure there's a very similar. A lot of the Romance languages, which means to arrive late or to be slower than something comparable. So that's why it was used in medical nomenclature. So once you take that into consideration, you go, okay. Retarded was not meant to be an offensive word. Then this PSA from the 1980s telling you that retarded people are just like you. It's actually kind of sweet. Today, being retarded means leading a full life. Retarded people go to work or school just like their neighbors, and come back to a real home, a supervised home right in the neighborhood where they belong. Being retarded never stopped anyone from being a good neighbor. How did Susan Boyle time travel supervised where they belong? Well, they can't operate the stove on their own. No, of course not. Right in the middle of your neighborhood. It was, you know, it seems hilarious to us, but, I mean, back then it was like, you know, what was that? The 1950s, 60s? That was 84. It was 1980. 84. I was just in black and white. Life expectancy was much lower. So if their parents aren't around, I mean, I used to volunteer. A lot of special needs people, they end up, they end up in homes, group homes where they have someone who can tend to their medical needs. Some cases you have families that just aren't able to as well. So like it's. Yeah. My brother lives in a group home. My mom was, she had full time job. She's unable to take care of him. And so he lives in and he wants to feel independent, you know, like that. Like it says, is he a good neighbor just like everybody else? Yeah, well, decent, like a good neighbor. Retards are there. He might, you're in good hands with retards. Save 15 IQ points or more by switching to Geico. So easy a retard can do it. I mean, he's a pretty good neighbor. You might, might catch him masturbating in the pool because he doesn't, he doesn't think about. Maybe you're watching from the five foot fence, but you are in good hands. Yeah, he should be out masturbating by the pool where he belongs. It's just like. But when you understand they're trying to tell people the spirit of it is. Yes. Hey, you might have some neighbors who seem a little bit light in the loafers. That's okay, they're just retarded. Nothing to be alarmed about. And by the way, the company actually did a few of these PSAs. And I will say, for all the compassion they had for retarded people. And before we actually air this other one, we actually do have to go to Rumble Premium Mug club. So if you guys are not yet members, it's going to get rougher. Much rougher. We have an ad from the 70s. $99 a year, you get this wonderful hand etched mug, you get 100% more show everything ad free. And all of these other content creators and their premium content, it's your best one stop shop. If not, we'll see tomorrow at 11. The same ad company, I think it was the ad agency Don Draper Mad Men was based on. They did a few other PSAs and some of them were quite ahead of their time. You don't want trannies at your neighbors because they'll snatch up your children or wear your skin like a suit. Though their numbers are legion, their fathers are few, making transgenders a blight on any neighborhood they so touch. Yes, even those with the negro piece of living garbage ass dumpster fire. Unlike people, trannies are not fun. So keep trannies out of your neighborhoods and in mental institutions where they belong. Sam.