The Choice Is Clear! (Ep. 2606)

0:00All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up and get ready for the Dan Bonsino show. Thanks Dave for 990 in the chat. I saw that Dan is always on time. Well, not always, but we do try. If we are not on time for the show at 10 a.m. Eastern time live every day like we are today or 10 oh, when sometimes you're just waiting on rumble to get back to you, you know, as a link and all that stuff. If we're not on time, I promise you, it's always for a reason. Correct guys? It's never because I'm like not here. It's always because something popped last minute and I want to make sure I get it to you and I want it done right. So thanks for the compliment. Hey, I have an absolute freaking banger of a show for you today. Do you all in the chat? Remember, Dr. Peter McCullough, remember the COVID, the total complete government, health world, health organization, healthcare, medicine, meltdown, hospital meltdown during COVID, of course you do. I mean, unless you were just, you know, born a couple of years ago. Remember that, Dr. Bockel, there were very

1:03few truth tellers during COVID who were willing to take the risk. I'm not going to take any lectures, man. I was banned from YouTube, costing me a fortune and a huge number of my audience members on YouTube because I refused to bed in the knee. They said, stop talking about masks, not working. I said double barrel. I'm going to talk about it and they said, okay, you're banned. He was with me for that. The Bockel. And I just refused to listen to them. I wasn't going to tell you that you're, well, Dr. McCullough was another one warning people that listen, a lot of these promises being made about the vaccine and others and a lot of the attacks on Iver Mechtun, horse past and all this other crap or fake. He's back today in what I promise you is going to be an eye opening interview. Some of you still have concerns. Took the vaccine. What are the ways? Still got these spike proteins. What's to deal with that? Is there anything I can do? So we've got a solid interview at the end of today's show. I got that. And just in the beginning of the show, I got to get this out there. If you're a regular P1 listener, you know this to be true. I don't often use

2:07my own appearances on cable news on the show because it's usually pretty dumb because I can just say it again myself. However, I was on a freaking roll last night on Hannity and got about a thousand texts slight hypervely, but not much from people like, dude, that is the choice. So I want to just play for you snippets of what happened on Hannity. I haven't gotten that much feedback on a cable news appearance in a long time. I got that and a whole lot more of course. I really horrific incident last night in a flight to Tel Aviv. We'll get to that a whole bunch of stuff. Folks, listen, I'm going to get personal for a second. You've got a Medicare question for your families. Who do you actually call? I watched my own family members go through this. They needed someone to explain the plan they had to see if they could get better coverage. But with Medicare, any discussion usually comes with a sales pitch. That's why I was happy to take on board and recommend chapter, chapter to my own family. And I'll do the same with you chapters, advisors and one of the only Medicare advisors that compare every plan for you nationwide. They're independent, honest,

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5:11I love Sean. He's the Godfather of conservative TV and radio. Listen, he's always been good to me. Have me on last night. Listen, the midterms are coming up. We've got a choice to make. It's a binary choice. I wish I can't say this enough. There were 10 flourishing parties that we could go out there and even pluralities at times. A parliamentary system is not the greatest thing, but it would even pull people over to one side. We have a two-party system. For better or for worse, it's what we're stuck with. I live in the world as it is not the world as I wanted to be. It's a tough sacrifice to make for all of us. We wish we lived in utopia, but we don't. Sean asked me last night about the Iranian threat. Listen, it's not some stupid flex. Who the hell cares? I was proud to serve you as your deputy director at the FBI. I was the greatest job of my life. But it wasn't eye-opener. I had been out of federal law enforcement for a little bit of time. And I as a secret service agent was not in on the president's daily brief. The president's daily brief is the

6:11greatest newspaper in the world. You see things the rest of the public doesn't. When I was interviewing with Sean on his podcast, he said to me, are you comfortable with the decisions on Iran? I said, I listen, I know they're not going to be popular with everyone. I understand that. But the risk of an action is grave. I described that to him last night. I don't know if I've said this on the air before, but it's important. I want you to listen to the three things. Because when you hear about the Iranian threat, the only thing you hear people talking about who haven't read the entire portfolio, the only thing you hear about is the nuclear threat, which was very real. They were going to rebuild it and potentially quickly if they could, if we didn't stop them. But there were two other things that are really important that could start a regional or world war. I mentioned them last night. I just want you to keep this in mind. I know these decisions aren't popular, but they were necessary. Check this out. I like the fact that our kids won't have to worry about a nuclear arm to Iran. I'm glad you constantly bring that up because it's true. I had the privilege of working for President Trump and you get the President's daily brief.

7:14And although I can't elaborate on some of the specifics, speaking in generalities, the Iranian issue had to be dealt with or your gas prices would have been $8 and $10 a gallon. And just to add to that, it wasn't just the nuclear threat. Again, speaking as generally as I can, there were other threats out there that people in the U.S. intelligence community, they're not going to give you all the details because we can. It would burn sources. But you had things like cyber attacks, given the rapid advancements and artificial intelligence that we've seen, that the Iranians don't care. Like whether they're cyber grid got wiped out or not, they don't care. They're not interested in deterrence by mutually assured destruction. They don't care if everyone's destroyed, as long as you're destroyed first. It was also one more thing, Sean. It was not just the nuclear threat and attacks on our grid. It was also the potential for lethal plotting. The assassination attempts over and over and over again had the potential for massive

8:14disruption. I mean, we didn't need another Archduke Ferdinand moment. Now, the Liberals, folks in the chat under stammer, I was going with the Archduke Ferdinand moment. Liberals in the chat and trolls have no idea what that actually means. Put it in GROC or chat GPT or Klaud or whatever and you'll figure it out. It's a reference, of course, to what started World War One, which was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, Austria, Serbia, Bosnians, regional conflict turned into a world conflict, which turns into one of the most destructive events in human history, World War One. Folks, a couple of points here. I had not, I think, stated on, this is why I played it again today. And I got another part of this coming up in a second. This is critical you understand this. The risk of inaction by President Trump. We've already spoken about the nuclear threat that's been litigated and still being litigated over and over in the media. Fine, but I want to move on to these other two points. If there is a massive, massive hit on the grid that shuts down power in the northeast from

9:20whatever from Maine to New York. And that is due to an SI AI generated cyber hit that knocks out power stations and fries, transformers or whatever. I promise you the left wing media that is criticizing Trump for his decisions on Iran. Despite the fact that they don't know what he knows, right? If that were to happen, they would have his head on a pike. They would be like, look at this loser. He knew about the threat. He didn't do anything. He just wanted to save the midterms. You know they would be saying that. Dan, why are you circumcerned about a cyber threat specifically from Iran? Because folks, cyber warfare is going to get very cheap, very quickly. I could argue it's very cheap now with artificial intelligence. The reason a lot of countries that are enemies or at least opponents of the United States are adversaries, China, Russia and elsewhere. They're not our friends. The reason they don't do this is because of what's

10:23known as mad, mutually assured destruction. It's the same reason. Thankfully, we haven't had a global thermonuclear war. Why not? Countries get pissed off. Why don't they launch nukes? Because they know we'll launch nukes and then everybody's dead and they don't want to get dead. The Iranians are not rational. They are not rational. They don't. That point I made last night. I was just telling Jasmine, she was walking through. I need you to tattoo when you're brain. They don't care if everybody's destroyed the Iranians. That's what they want. As long as they think they're going to meet 72 virgins, they don't care. Listen to me. This is not a compliment to them. Obviously, but they don't fear death. They think they're going up there for 72 virgins or whatever they've been told. They don't care if we hit them with a cyber attack and they hit us as long as we all die. That is the asymmetric risk component that liberal media and doomer critics do not understand

11:24because they don't know what's in the portfolio of information. Secondly, it's incredible. You've had people in the podcast space who claim to be president Trump's friend saying over and over. My gosh, if they're trying to assassinate president Trump, we should like hit them hard. I'm telling you, they try over and if this lethal plotting is an endless loop, you think if they were to God forbid, assassinate president Trump or a major political figure in the United States, that this wouldn't blow up into a massive regional potential world war, I already gave you the example where it's happened in World War One. It's not just one thing. The risk of inaction was off the charts. It had to be done. And the fact that now the street is under our control and the Iranians got F like you wouldn't believe. They tried to blockade it. We blockaded their blockade. Now the oil's coming out just not the Iranian oil. Their economy is in shambles. Folks,

12:29they have no way out of this. It hasn't been without risk on our side. It hasn't been without some downsides on our side too. No one's going to tell you otherwise. I'm telling you the risk of inaction was grave. And by the way, to all the troll fake bot critics out there and a few living bodies like Auburn, Qutumus, fell on his face. Sorry. Oh, look at you. You're just a warm maca. Oh, yeah. Okay. Sure. Absolutely. Yes. That's that's that's absolutely. You know, I've advocate. I only ran for office like against most of these. This was not an option. It was not an option. Secondly, folks, elections are binary choices. Nobody likes two party systems. They don't. I wish there was a good independent who'd run one day and could siphon off votes from both parties on an America on an a better America tomorrow agenda that both sides could agree with. But we have Democrats who are crazy, liberals who are crazy, progressives who are crazy. And you've got

13:30some fake, fall, like, smag of people who don't want that. They pretend they do what they don't. There is a choice. I know everything everywhere all the time is never going to be peachy. I get that. I get that. It's not going to be, you know, a McDonald's birthday party with orange drink and great burgers when you were kids. That's not what's going to happen. It's the real world. There are problems we have to deal with. But it is not me. And by the way, I put out a tweet about this yesterday. This is not me saying, oh, well, choose the better of the worst. I'm not saying that all. I've already told you. I think the Trump two year record is if one for the history books. Oh, what do you base that on? Gee, I don't know. I'll explain it in this clip. Like, we have actionable numbers to back it up. And then today the inflation number came in. And the inflation number was lower, lower, lower than expected. I'll play that for you later. But Sean asked me that tonight, Hey, man, give the pitch. You're in an elevator. We got 30 plus days to go. Why one party? Why the Republicans in this midterm election? Well, here was. Check this out. If they get in

14:31touch, describe in detail what you see coming because I see nothing but, you know, free, free, unfulfilled promises in the failure of socialism. What do you see? I'll tell you exactly what they're going to do. I'll use the big areas, economy, health care education, the economy. You're going to see a spending blowout like you've never seen before. They believe in modern monetary theory. Here's what that is. Just print a whole bunch of money and it's not going to have any impact on the economy. We saw that's obviously false with Biden, peeking at 9% inflation, averaging 5% inflation, multiple points ahead of the Trump administration trying to clean up the mess. Health care, you're going to see another massive spending blowout on health care, moved to the Bernie Sanders program, which is going to cancel your private insurance. It's in the bill. Please read it. Education, you're going to see kids forced back in and off school choice programs, some schools that are working back into a public school system indoctrinating your kids. You're going to see men in the women's room again. You're going to see a defund the police moment. You're going to see ice officers doing their

15:33job in jail. You're going to see subpoenas to FBI agents and others who just went out and did their jobs and got away from this weaponization craft. You're going to see them up on the hill. If that's the America you want, it's all about contrast folks. It's one or the other. It's a binary choice. I wish we had more than two parties. We don't. Those are your choices. Contrast with the Trump agenda. Close border, safest streets you've ever seen. Lowest poverty rates on record. Highest median household income you've ever seen on record. Lowest jobless rate in decades. Those are just the facts. It's one or the other. I think the choice is easy. Why chat in the chat says I look different on Hannity. It's lighting. That's in a truck. A tiny truck, by the way. It looks big because you got the studio, the TV in the background in a truck. It's not. It's like one of those Amazon delivery vans in Manhattan. So you're like squeezed in there. So the lighting is always different. I promise you, it's the same for better or for worse. It's tough to make this face. Good job, Jackie. By the way, that was Jackie's stuff she puts on.

16:36I just left that on. What the hell? I'm like, I don't know how to do this stuff. I don't know how to do it. Folks, we have a choice. I'm asking a question. I'm not being a jerk. I'm not mad at anyone who's upset about the spike in gas prices. Why would it be meant? People have real concerns. Folks, I grew up middle class. I can't tell you enough. My mom worked at a supermarket. My dad was a plumber and a building inspector. We grew up above a bar, 64th place in Myrtle Avenue. Go put it in your Apple or Google Maps or whatever. I don't even know what it is now. A deli or something that we were up on the second floor. Look at the corner there. That was our apartment. It was not some fine living and dining situation. I promise you, I'm not going to be lectured about anyone about what it was like to want to, you know, to get, I went to city schools and I went to a state school because I couldn't afford a lot of this stuff. I mean, we barely paid our tuition growing up. Thank God for sister Jane and

17:37St. Panquist took us in this Catholic school and let my mom pay late pretty much all the time if ever. Yeah, I know what that's like. I know exactly what it's like. I had, you know, middle class jobs. I stacked shelves in the supermarket. I was a police officer in New York. What do you think they make? 500,000 a year? I'm not diminishing your concerns at all. I'm telling you, you've got one record, the Biden and the Democrat record. You have the record. It already happened. 9% inflation peak, 5% average under Biden. The inflation numbers just came out today. They're two points lower. Is that mean inflation is a concern? Absolutely not. Does that mean Donald Trump's record is far better than Biden's? I just gave you the numbers. If you want, if inflation is your biggest concern, then voting for the Democrats, what you're telling me is, I'm sorry, but you're not really interested in the number. I don't know. I'm not trying to

18:40win something, but I'm just giving you the numbers. 5% inflation or 3% and Trump won. It was like 1.9. So his overall record is far better. You have a choice. It's never a perfect choice. I'm going to ask you this, too. You want this back? You know, Nick Shirley. I like this guy independent journalist. He goes out there, does man on the streets and other stuff. Man on the street interviews exposed the Minnesota Learing Center, missing an R. So Nick Shirley went out to Oregon. I was interviewing some people in the liberal belly of Portland, Oregon. You want this stuff back? This is one of the craziest interviews I've ever seen. It's about, I play about a minute of it. This is what's going to be empowered again. Chop zones, antifa salts on the courthouse, defund the police, sky high inflation, restricting gas production. So the gas prices go even higher. That is your choice. You want this lady and her lieutenants in charge? This is probably one of the craziest interviews I've ever seen. Should be that 12-year-olds, dude, drugs? Yeah, well, why not?

19:44Kubaia, S'mores, defund the police. We could all sing again. I'm not kidding. Check this out. I think it's marvelous. The diversity, the seeing everyone, the homeless living outside. What should the United States do to try to combat the fentanyl crisis here? Should they allow people to use drugs openly here in the streets of America? I think that we have to be taught as young children how to use drugs. We've used drugs since we've been cavemen. So if we don't start teaching the Indian way where we have them at 12 years old going out in the wilderness or doing whatever, doing quests, vision quests, and taking drugs that way, we are going to end up taking drugs the way we are and it's not working. So why don't we teach our children the spiritual way? And I would say that the Native Americans had that. Did you ever do meth? No, no, no, no. I did try cocaine, but I never liked it. Thank God. How old were you when you started doing hard drugs

20:47like cocaine? Not I didn't do hard drugs. Okay. Little marijuana, little LSD, but that was it. Kevin, should he be starting to use drugs at 12? Absolutely not. She is absolutely delusional. Thank you, Kevin, for bringing some sanity to Portland for the record, for the record. I have not done cocaine. You get this on the record. Do we have a record somewhere? Andy, can you create an official record at some point? Put it in a spreadsheet. Dan's for the record. Okay. Here's point number one for the record. Dan has never done cocaine. Dan is me. Shouldn't be talking about myself in the third person or LSD. What was the other one? Math. I create the record. Please. Thank you. Andrew is writing it on the board right now. Dan has not done. You got to put the three drugs. She mentions cocaine, math, or LSD. Nor do I have any intentions of doing so. Muffies. You can throw mullies at a chat, but I'm serious and hard of thing. And no, I don't think 12-year-olds should go

21:48on a there. Dan is not done. Go. Do not erase that. Thank you. That is the official record on the board. Andrew's handwriting is as bad as mine. Said 12-year-olds should go on a vision quest. What like Matthew Modine in the movie? Isn't that a wrestling movie? All I'm probably aging myself? No, no. I have a daughter's 14. She's two years older than 12. I'm not sending her in the woods on a vision quest with a bag of drugs. Go find yourself. You know how you find yourself. Go to church. Play sports. They're volunteering in the community. That's how you find yourself. Not on a freaking vision quest in the woods with a... I mean, should you like the Indians to... I'm pretty sure the Indians wouldn't tell you in this day and age to do that either. That's a good question. Andrew, what's... To anyone in the chat work for the IRS, would that be an expense if we took a Bangeino Inc. Silverlock corporate vision quest? This is what you're going to get in this

22:53election if you vote for a Democrat. Maybe if they win, we should go... With me, Vince, Haley Andrew, Josh, Justin, Guy, Jasmine, Paula, we'll all go out in the woods, we'll take the migroins with us and we'll bring a bag of illegal narcotics and drugs and we'll do a vision quest in the woods. The Democrats told us it was okay. They told us... I can see the headlines now. Former FBI deputy director caught in the woods with bags of meth coke since he was on a vision quest for... Because the Democrats told them it was okay. Vokes. Okay, man. All right, listen, that was obviously the entertainment portion of the entertainment show. I had to be... People get it. Okay. I'm as serious as a heart attack. That... All right, that lady's probably now running for office. That is not sadly a fringe view on the left. These people live like this.

23:54They vote for people live like this. They hate the police. They love this order. Everything like drugs are cool. Whatever. Do you think they love that stuff? Fend them deaths are down. What is it? 55% under President Trump. I don't want your kids getting dead. I had a couple people in here yesterday. They got a kick out of a listener sent me a board, the Bonsino rules on the back. Rule number one. Don't get dead. I don't want your kids getting dead in a freaking vision quest in the woods. Okay. The chop so on all these people. You want that taken over America? That crazy lady Katie, the mayor in Seattle and the other... No, I don't. You want terror sympathizers too? We had an incident yesterday. You probably woke up through this morning like I did. I got... I went to sleep early last night who cares. I got up really early today. I popped in the gym. I turned the TV on over there and I see there was a... What appears to have been a attempted hijacking and terror attack on a plane by all the facts we have now. Bonsino rule, but the facts are pretty clear, pretty obvious

24:55to me. Something bad happened last night. There's some just incredible video that emerged from this. I can get to that in a second. I don't want terror sympathizers in there either. Sorry, not sorry. Don't want terror sympathizers in the Democrat Party in positions of power. The threat is real. And it's here. Quick break. We get right back to that. Speaking of which, it's a really good lesson. I used to think waking up tired was part of the routine. You wake up tired even though it's going on half the time. But after switching to a Helix midnight, Lux mattress, the sleep has been amazing. It's got all kinds of cooling features. It's for me because I took the sleep quiz there. I realized how much after the quiz at the right mattress can impact your sleep. I sleep comfortably throughout the night. Now wake up less often. I feel really energized throughout the day. You can tell with the show. One thing that really stood out was how simple Helix makes the process. H-E-L-I-X. Their sleep quiz only takes a few minutes based on my answers. They matched me with a mattress designed for my sleep preferences. Takes all the guesswork at

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27:02to Tel Aviv where there appears to have been an attempted hijacking. Long and short of the situation is there were two pilots in the cockpit, one attacks the other, passengers had to get involved. It was a legitimate emergency plane. Drops dramatically. Power goes down as the pilot who got a tax slums forward. You're going to hear the translation. I believe the individuals speaking in Hebrew here, but you're going to see they're on the plane and there's blood on this guy on his face. This is an absolute nightmare scenario and I got to take away for you coming up. It's really quick, but important you understand, given my experience in the space, you need to know this. Okay, so first check this out. It's about 30 seconds. Take a look. In the middle of a plane hijacking, we just overpowered the terrorists. We're preparing to land. Anyone who can hear me, we need help. We're touching down into Buk, somewhere in Saudi Arabia, totally unfamiliar unknown area. The whole plane, everyone's safe and sound except for the pilot.

28:06We need help. Here was some coverage this morning from a GB news and outlet I really like. I saw this on X and obviously they're putting two and two together that this appears to have been an attempted hijacking in what would look like if it thankfully had not, but if it had come to fruition, looks like it would have been a 9-11 style hijacking and subsequent intentional crashing of the plane. Check this out. I think we can upgrade this from altercation to averted terrorist attack. Based on what Israeli officials are saying in Israeli media, the co-pilot reportedly stabbed the captain in the cockpit and then crew members and passengers managed to break through the cockpit door and subdue the attacker. One senior official has just been speaking to channel 12, a Hebrew language news channel saying a major disaster was narrowly averted. The co-pilot is currently being questioned and there are growing indications that he intended to take control

29:08of the plane and crush it with the passengers on board. Folks, I'm really sorry, but if this doesn't focus you before the elections, if you are a national security voter, which you should be, because if you don't have national security of nothing, nothing else matters, not the economy, not healthcare, not education, because we're all going to be dead. So number one triaging my needs. I want a safe, secure nation first and even Bill Martin doesn't even like President Trump. Acknowledged in that clip we paid yesterday that Trump's the bad ass you want in the White House in this environment of crazy people and crazy countries out there trying to freaking kill us. Here's my takeaway and please listen to me on this. If God forbid and there is a very, very small probability, but it's not zero. You were in a situation like this again and there are other sleepers out there pilots who were thinking about doing this. You have no choice but to take control of that plane and fight back.

30:09You have none. I don't care what comes over the PA. Everybody stay calm or get it nobody. No, don't. I'm not telling you to panic because panic would, but you have to take that plane back. You have got to fight back. You don't have a choice. There is no choice. It harps back to what I told you in the beginning of the show in that clip in Hannity. When you're dealing with the Iranian mullahocracy, you are not dealing with a rational actor who's deterred by mutually assured destruction. The guy and the lunatic who's ideologically motivated by Islamophonaticism and stabs the pilot does not care if he's destroyed too. That's the point. That's the point. The old hostage negotiation all that you can throw all of that crap out the window. It is entirely irrelevant in this scenario. Fight for your life every second because if you don't, it's not going to be a negotiation. Folks, I've been dealing with these people for, I mean, since I was

31:10a young cop getting terrors and briefings all the way through my time doing country briefs and foreign trips with the Secret Service to my time is in your FBI deputy spot. These scumbags are not kidding around. They don't care about mutually assured destruction. That's the point. It is not a deterrent. Folks, the clinical TDS has gotten just insane too before the election. I never thought I'd see a day in my life where a businessman like President Trump and his lieutenants, his cabinet, Marco Rubio and other secretary Rubio, Pete Higgs Seth and others. I never thought I'd see a day where even TDS infected Democrats trumped arrangement syndrome affected Democrats because it's a real thing like go get a cream for that or something like that. Whatever disease you have is it like skin-based? What the hell is it? Viral bacterial? I never thought I'd see the day where a businessman like President Trump and his lieutenants clean up the mess that is the government bureaucracy. Nobody likes going to the government. Please cut the crap.

32:14Please even to the liberal trolls who are always in the chat with all your BS every day. Please stop lying to people. Oh, we love going to the DMV. I love going to the Social Security office. Everybody's so nice and great. I love dealing with the IRS. You do not. Please, we're all laughing at you. You sound like a moron. So you get a businessman and charge your government. He brings in douche, Elon, people with business experience and what happens. Donald Trump actually cleans up government. Does this America dot gov site yesterday that and what happens? Democrats can't believe it. They're all pissed off. I thought you guys love big government. I don't like big government. But if government's going to be big and do stuff, then at least do it right. They can't even agree on that. These people are crazy. He was Rubio yesterday and it appears you think they'd be resounding praise for the Trump administration. Oh my gosh, they made government easy to deal with with UI a user interface that can now get things from the government and easy way. Nope.

33:19They lost their minds again showing you these clowns. They believe in mutually assured destruction too. Maybe not the way terrorists do, but certainly economic destruction. They want the place destroyed. Even a fixing government's address. Check this out. This is really going to be a revolution in the way that government works for the average American. So just think about for a moment what you just saw. They took something that millions of Americans deal with every single day and they made it simpler and they made it easier and they made it more effective and they made it that way in every possible way. And that's just one piece of the whole that we're here to talk about today. So earlier this year Joe came to my office and he showed me America.gov. It's a whole of government project and it touches on every department, every agency, every bureau you can imagine. And in each and every case the goal is simple. It's to make life better and easier for normal Americans. So who I don't understand like who doesn't want that? Who doesn't want that? Go down the political

34:21spectrum. Far left liberal progressives. You say governments the solution or all your problems. It is not even if you believe that. Don't you want your problems to be solved by government in an easy, efficient way? No, I wanted more complicated. That's your position. Folks elect these people and they're going to destroy every single thing President Trump and his administration built everything because they believe in assured destruction. That is their thing. They just hate this guy so much. They will dismantle everything costing you, costing them. They don't care. And you cannot rely on the media. The left wing lunatic media to give you any semblance of truth, whatsoever to guide you in this election. If you're relying on the media for information on how to vote, I'm sorry you've been lied to. This show will tell you straight. There are others who are not the only one. Folks, you are being lied to. You're being spun up. These people are clowns and

35:26goofballs. I can't bring this up enough. I talked to you, but this story is not about me and Andrew Bailey and Cash. It is, but it isn't. It's about how the media invents a story completely. I know the former FBI deputy director Bailey and Cash. Well, I worked with them. They made up this whole story about why he left to cause drama because here's the Daily East, Farah Tomasin, an embarrassment to her family. She has kids and embarrassment to her kids to top Trump FBI chief quits after Katie Miller Melta. I just told you this story is fake. I have zero interest in lying to you about it. It's just made up. But because the left wing media needs the Trump administration chaos narrative, despite the greatest year the FBI has ever had. They need that narrative. They just invent this story and all the suckers out there in the left wing ecosystem. Yeah, man, it must be true. I've told you it's not true. Cash has told you it's not true. The Trump administration has told you

36:30it's not true. I'm sure Steve Miller would tell you and Katie, it's not true. Here's Andrew Bailey himself in a Fox article. It's not true. And you believe the left wing media, how many people? FBI's Andrew Bailey blasts his exit lies as he reveals real reason he's leaving Angie, which is exactly what he said. This is why I had a laugh this morning when I see you've got people in this election telling people, left wing media people telling people who are undecided voters that the situation is far worse under President Trump than it was under Biden under what metric? Border, no crime, no inflation, no GDP numbers, no, there is no scenario by which the Biden administration and the Democrats did better than President Trump. None. But because the left wing is still powerful and they are, you believe stupid stuff like this. Andrew Bailey left in a hub. It's made up. I know him. Well, there's nothing to do with the story. I had a laugh. I wake up

37:33this morning, Axios. They're all proud that, hey, faith in the media is rebounding. You're like, wow, it is. Justin's like, surprise stat. This is an actual headline, Mike Allen. Surprise, September 30th today. Surprise stat. Media trust rebounds slightly. The trend is driven by a bouncing trust amongst Republicans. Wow, you're like, man, everybody trusted. Meet again. Gallup didn't speculate about why a wide bipartisan gap remains. A mere 22% of Republicans trust the press versus half of them. So just to be straight, Axios has taken a victory lap here. Surprise stat that overall nearly seven and 10 people think the media sucks. Here's the chart yourself. Only half of Democrats, even Democrats and nearly eight and 10 Republicans do not trust the media at all. And you're taking a victory lap here. Folks in the media, this should be a crisis moment for you. Your only job is to tell people facts and nearly seven and 10 people think you suck so bad that

38:35they believe nothing you say and eight and 10 Republicans don't trust you. I'm sure they're going to spin up a story about this pilot too if it turns out to be Islamophonaticism. They're going to be like, I was an undocumented pilot. You'll be like, wait, what? What is that? What the hell is that? Is that even a thing? Yeah. Playing crashes and unexpected accident failure of control. That's how what happened? Did you miss the blood? Denies the, did you miss the whole stabbing thing? I'm just asking you with 30 plus days to go. The choice is crystal clear. I can't make you vote. I can only tell you this is an open book test. There are no variables. It is not a sports game. You got to worry about the weather, the quarterback party too hard this weekend. You control all of it. You show up and vote. We win. You don't we lose. Dan, it can't be that simple. It is. Come on. No, not come on.

39:36It is. Folks, I've been warning you about this post true post true society. We live in because of these media hacks and goofballs and the power of narratives. I warned you over and over about this. And there's one I told you no one sees around corners better than this show and our people here. I warned you over and over to be very careful what your kids are consuming. There is your strand of far left. Please pay attention. This is super important. You're going to get blindsided if you don't. If you are a parent out there, your kids are being bombarded with socialist, communist messaging. We've been doing this for decades to try to turn your kids against you. You'll see it boomers, boomers slop. Don't trust your parents. They suck. Your grandparents are idiots. You thought I was making this stuff up? Here's Katie Miller. We just mentioned Steven wife. She has a really great podcast. Here she is on X. Last month, more than 138,000 new TikTok videos mentioned cutting off or going low contact with parents. 82% were from women. They're praying on

40:42people. This is how you destroy the bonds of community and family. Why would socialist be doing this telling your kids they need to hate you, their parents? Because folks, the left has been at war with objective truth for a long time. Objective truth, God-given rights. It's objective. It doesn't matter what you think. What matters is God-given rights or God-given. The God-given rights, God doesn't care what you think. God makes those rights. Capital all rights. That's an objective truth. Other objective truths come from family, church, and community. Don't screw over your friends, don't steal. The left can't have objective truth. Objective truth competes with the state, which is subjective truth, which is treat people differently, treat white males differently than Asians and male blacks. Any source of objective truth has got to be wiped out. I told you this was coming. If your kids are watching this crap and your sense in them getting distant, it's not an accident. You want to elect the people doing it. This is exactly what they want. Stupid boomer

41:47parents, boomer's slop, all this crap. Nobody sifts through this messaging. And triage is what you need to worry about better than this show. This is all we do all day. I've got to warn you about this stuff. Here we go. More media slop too, which is real slop. Fusion can. Add it again. Don't trust anything you see from these people. Now, I told you yesterday, this guy's source has some kind of irritable bowel issue or something like that. I don't know if the diaper problem. I don't use it like government money papers. I don't know. But here we go again. Fusion can. This is your source for truth. He notes that FBI officials now say the FBI has been placing people on the most monitor list whose capture they believe to be imminent. In other words, these officials that they're not officials. It's the guy whose family hates them so much they post about it on the X, which is kind of embarrassing. I love it too. I love when the guy says, I don't watch your show, but here's

42:47me watching. He says, okay, sure. Welcome. You're always welcome. He notes they're gaming the system. One fugitive was captured in Mexico an hour and 13 minutes after being placed on the list. Guys, again, I've already explained this to you. That's not how the list works. Of course, when you, obviously you've got some kind of diaper problem. You're more worried about white peas than you are about the truth. That's not what happens. Here's the FBI rapid response account. In reality, the 10 most wanted nominations are canvas by field office and in a field office is in a process that takes months and are then selected by career officials. Yes, I actually worked there and it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone when director Patel, the president of the White House, make a big deal about adding a disgusting, abominable career criminal onto the most monitor list that it gets circulated around and new tips coming. Only if you have a questionable history with the true documented on X over and over, would you believe this kind of stupidity like fusion can and this diaper buddy?

43:50Change yourself. Change your, you're going to get a rash. Maybe an infection. It's bad for you. Stop. Just stop. Take some collays or something like that. Maybe some bino. Remember that? Take try that. Don't be sad. Folks, please do not get sucked into this vortex of post-Truth America where you believe stuff from suckers who their history with the truth is zero. Zero. There's a reason they're being sued for defamation over and over again. They say things that are freaking insane over and only suckers believe this stuff. Painting contrast, however, does matter in this upcoming election. Folks, I saw this ad. When I see a good ad, I want to put it out there. Now, showing you again, we saw around this corner. There's a governor's race in the state of Florida. If you're not in Florida, this is relevant to you. If you're an activist, you're into politics elsewhere. I promise you, this is relevant to you. I told you over and over again, contrast snapshots and sound bites or

44:53you win elections. Create good photos and good imagery and good videos. Use the memes. Check out Rendon Dilley's team, the Dilly meme teams. I kind of invented this game. They're amazing at it. Create good sound bites. If you're into debate, I want you to understand. You may give a 10 paragraph answer to a question. They're going to snip the one bad thing you say. Be cognizant of the sound bite. Use it to your advantage and also paint contrast. There's a guy running for a governor in Florida. I was on Fox about a month ago. I think it was Laura Ingram's show. His name is David Jolly. I've seen this guy before. I've run into him before. He is the biggest fraud in Florida politics. One of the top five nationally. I said to you on the Fox hit, this guy running is a Democrat Florida. He's been everything. No, he's actually been everything. He's been a fake tea party conservative. He's been a moderate Republican, a fake one at that. He's been kind of an independent guy, fake one. He's been a fake moderate Democrat and he's been a fake far left Democrat. He's fake.

45:56He'll he'll tell you whatever. He's freaking gozer. The gozerian from Ghostbusters. Who's whatever you think he is? Watch the movie. You'll get the point. Here's a banger of an ad from Byron Donald's running for governor showing you in David Jolly's own words exactly what I said. This guy's claimed to be every single thing on the political spectrum. Just the sucker you went to voting. You like diaper wearing guy. Check this out. I'm a never-trunker, but not a Democrat. I'm a proud Democrat today. I'm a conservative second amendment person who sponsored some pretty hard core second amendment bills. Who cares about some of the finer points of this second amendment? We have a system of laws here in the United States. And if we have to send people back, let's do so. The president is making an immigration crackdown his primary focus. Is that a winning issue? It is not a winning issue. Would you like to see Roe versus Wade over term? I would, yes. Do you think the government's role in regulating the abortion? I don't know that we need regulations. So you opposed legalizing gay marriage?

46:56I believe that God saw Adam as lonely and made him. But lawful community wants to pay the moral to honor our LGBTQ plus community or Black Lives Matter God bless you all by the can of hate. It was only after you switched parties that you switched your position. This is not a matter of conviction for you. This is political convenience. Little Elm. Jolly is the flavor of the day. And the flavor is dog waste. I told you I'm in Florida. Folks, you have a choice to make. Telefrico in Texas is the same way. He'll tell you whatever. Oh God's God to make God's a woman. There's 72 chenders. I'm a vegan. I'm not a vegan. I'm a vegan. But I love brisket. Have you ever eaten brisket? No, look at me. I'm an everyday I go into cracklebrow. He walked into cracklebrow like it was freaking Indiana Jones looking for the law starkly. Oh my gosh. Look at this place. It's so amazing. These people are frauds at a minimum, even if you hate President Trump. At least you have something to hate because he told you who he is.

48:01I'm not kidding. At least he's not messing around and lying to you. Whatever your stance is, he takes unpopular positions on issues that he thinks are better from the country all the time because he's not a freaking fraud like these clowns. My humble opinion here. I think this video is one of the most destructive I've seen in the cycle for the Democrats. Folks, I told you in the beginning of the show, I hate stupid expressions, but in my heart of hearts, I believe there are candidates running right now in a lot of them who are terrorist sympathizers. And I do not use that word lightly. That is a big charge. They do not call it out. They dance around the issue. They won't even call out and say, hey, the death of the Iranian mullahs was a good thing. I have a litany of evidence to back that up. If you're not convinced that this crop of Democrats running, David Jolly,

49:02Tallahfreak, O72, gender guy, whatever are bad for the country and you're an on-the-fence Republican. Can we at least agree that Soros, George Soros and his billion dollar wealth network, you know, funding every liberal, destructive, anti-American organization known to humankind has not been good for America. Can we at least agree on that? Here, this is, came out yesterday. Here's some, I'm saying a hidden video. It's at a fundraiser, but it's Abdul Al-Sahead, Democrat, running for Senate in the state of Michigan could be the swing vote in the Senate. One of the most destructive candidates I've seen in years. Here he is at a fundraiser out in California with the Soros family. You want them back in charge because you're teaching Republicans a lesson or you ain't teaching anyone a lesson but your kids and it's a bad one. Here's the evidence, check it out yourself. Welcome you here. I express my appreciation for coming. I had the pleasure of

50:02knowing Abdul Al-Sahead 2012. I got to interview him as a finalist for the parents' fellowship from Paul and Daisy Soros fellowship for New Americans. Again, even if you're positioned, it is not mine. I want to be crystal clear. I think the Trump record in the last two years has been extraordinary and I've got the facts to back it up. I've got some more coming in a minute. But even if you're positioned the opposite, that hey, it's okay, whatever, it's good, but I don't like it and I'm going to teach them a lesson. They should have moved faster. You want George Soros, this guy, they did this. This is a fundraiser. This is not why I said it's not some hidden video. You want Soros's people in charge? You want terror sympathizers in charge? Folks, I'm sorry, but we can't have it. We can't have it. We got a country to save. The choice is crystal clear. And by the way, those telling you it's a fate of compley, the race is over, stay home. This is all

51:04and up. This is from the same people, the diaper wears out there who hate this country. They hate the MAGA movement. They hate to close border. They hate it. They don't want any of this to continue. They want the Democrats in charge. They are liberals themselves. Here's a post by David Chabin about Harvard Harris poll just came out. I thought it was all over. I thought it was all over. I don't know how it's going to turn out. If you don't show up, we'll lose. If you do, we'll win. How do I know that? Here's the latest generic congressional ballot poll. He notes in all caps. Is it dead heat? Registered voters. Republicans 50 percent. Democrats 50 percent. Likely voters. Democrats 51. Republicans 49. Harvard Harris, September 21, he's six through September 28. I thought the race was over. It's only over because people are putting in people's heads that this is the worst things have ever been. It's never been worse. It's all Trump's fault. He did everything. None of that is true. None of that is true. Can I go a little out of order here, Justin Fox business on inflation?

52:05This just popped if I was ever going to be, I wasn't late this morning, but we almost were. I had to get this in. The inflation numbers just came out. Folks, are they stellar and amazing? Are we in deflation territory? Were prices are coming down? We're not. And I'm never going to lie to you. Are the numbers anywhere as bad as they were under Democrat leadership with this spending blowout? And the Biden years where they were at five and a nine percent one quarter, they were not. They came in lower than expected, meaning it's at least trending in a better direction since the Biden Democrat disaster. I don't believe you. Okay, use the numbers. Check this out. Three. Now that is a little bit lower than expectations of 0.4. Good. The year over year numbers better than expected. Three four versus expectations of three seven. Excellent. On the core number, month over month, point two, expectations of point three and core PC year over year three versus three point three. So this looks like it is lighter than expected inflation than we thought.

53:10A little bit. Yeah. I'm just giving you the numbers, man. You have to go out and do the rest. It's not adjid prop. It's not the administration propaganda. It's literally economic numbers. And I hate that word. Biden average five percent. That's two points. That's nearly double what you just heard. You think the Biden Democrats when they get back in office are going to do better? Why is inflation lower under president Trump? Not ideal, but lower than it was under Biden. I'm going to tell you why because the big beautiful bill cut your taxes and it incentivize capital investment. When you invest in capital and make products cheaper because your factories are better and can produce more stuff. It creates more products which can suck up more money. You have to look at productivity like a sponge for money. People use money to buy products and services. Correct. Provide more products. And it's a sponge to suck some of that additional

54:12money out of the economy. When it sucks it out of the economy, you just saw the consumer spending numbers just jump to the highest ones. I believe in months people spend more money. When people spend more money, companies make more money. They can pay their workers more. That's why House Hold Media Min comes at a record high of 87,000. Just the fact you don't have to like it if you're a Democrat, but it's true. The build out is the new industrial revolution for this new AI SIE ecosystem. We're in. The build out is created a massive amount of productivity as electricians and other blue collar worker unions are now all in on the infrastructure build out. It's been called the fourth industrial revolution and it's Donald Trump's approach to taxes, deregulation, capital expenditures and incentivizing building in the United States. It did this. There is no question about that. That's the reason. Because spending is still relatively high. Democrats still want to spend everything and everyone all the time. But the money is being absorbed by an economy that is

55:17powering ahead. Not to the degree we like, but it's going to. Here's Charles Payne. I really like Charles's commentary on the economy. He's on Fox talking about how you are living through right now. The fourth industrial revolution, despite what the doomers and the gloomers and the IBS guys and podcasts that stand tell you, the numbers don't marry up with. This is the worst time ever for the economy. That's a media narrative. It's not true. Yes, people are struggling. That part that this is the worst thing that we've ever seen is just crap. It's multiple times better than the Biden Demlet economy. Here, check this out. Tech summit. What came out of it? I think what came out of it was an acknowledgement that super intelligence is something that is extraordinarily powerful. But the architects of it, the folks here there, it's also business opportunity. And I think President Trump mentioned the industrial revolution. This is the fourth industrial revolution.

56:17America became the preeminent nation in the world during the second industrial revolution. We stayed in front of the world because we were in touch on top of the third and now the fourth. And this will be such a gift to humankind, mankind. And to me, it's been mind-boggling. Can you imagine this nation built, starting with the greatest generation, a couple of world wars, the great depression. We faced everything in this world. We overcame them. We shared our intelligence, our wealth with the rest of the world. And imagine telling a kid 20 years from now, well, we gave it all up because we didn't want to building behind our yard. By the way, it would have been well-manicured building, the big shrubs, an occasional hum. And we didn't want it to be built. We didn't want two thousand people to get in construction jobs. We didn't want 300 people plumbers, electricians. We don't want them to have permanent jobs because somehow the media scared the hell out of us. Somehow academic scared the hell out of us. And we were shaken to our core. I mean, it's embarrassing, Jesse. It's

57:20absolutely embarrassing. Folks, you are living through the fourth industrial revolution. There is no question about it. None. They had an AI SI now summit at the White House yesterday with industry leaders. Some of these people, I respect some, I don't. However, there's no question they're in charge of $100 billion and even trillion dollar companies. A guy I do respect because he does stuff and he doesn't just talk about stuff is Elon. Elon want, and they probably save free speech by himself early on with the purchase of X. Platform's not perfect. However, it's far better than it was under the liberals. Here's Elon at the summit yesterday asked a question about where this is going to go. And he sees exactly what I see that if we can get a lid on some of the obvious and really difficult safety issues with this artificial super intelligence, there no doubt about it. There

58:22are issues. If we can get a lid on that like we did with nuclear power, the dangers of electricity, you know, early flight where there's a danger of a crash, we will be, we'll be looking at an era of super abundance. Like you've never seen before. It goes to what I was talking about before. Why President Trump's been better on inflation than the economy? If your economy can produce stuff cheaply stuff. I'm going to keep it super simple tablets, microphones, t-shirts, American flags, medicine, healthcare. If they can produce things cheaply, more people get access to them. That's what makes you wealthy. What makes people pouring in povers is they don't have access to fancy cars and high-end food and all that stuff. In this era of abundance where artificial intelligence makes everything geometrically cheaper, you are going to be walking into an era of abundance where folks, I got to tell you some, we have a real chance to eradicate what you know as poverty. If we get this right, you don't have to listen to me. I haven't done trillions of dollars

59:26of business like he has, but I promise you, Elon's got street cred in the space. Check this out. People that think it this will be worried, particularly laptop jobs. What are they going to do in the U of C? Well, I think it is worth highlighting the positive benefits of AI, which will be, yes, I will pardon me. Super intelligence. I think my bottom is likely outcome is in Asia of abundance where we don't have just your personal basic income. We have universal high income. And people speak about the medical benefits. I think the, but maybe it's worth more about that. Well, jobs are going to change. Jobs are voice changed. But it would be a computer used to be a job. It used to be buildings built of people doing calculations. But now, you know, digital computers do those tasks. I don't think anyone is pining to go back and do calculations all day to do bank interest rates, which is what they used to do. So I think we'll see an evolution of roles. Folks, this guy's been seeing around corners forever.

1:00:32Everything they told him was crap. You guys remember when they told him, oh my gosh, commercial rockets reusable into space? Remember they were like, what a stupid, freaking idea that is. And then he had like the pincers catch the rocket. He was like, obviously not that stupid. Folks, if we get this right, you are looking at an American economy that I'm telling you, you won't even recognize. What do you mean more? That sounds bad. No, no, no, it's not bad. You're not even going to recognize what material poverty looked like even in the 70s when I was born. You're not. Houses will be cheaper, medicine will be cheaper, life-saving drugs will be everywhere. Cancer could be eradicated. Oh, Daniel, no, no, nothing. I don't go to bed, doom, and gloom in every night. I think we got the right guy in charge. I think the administration is moving the country in the right direction and moving in various areas. And you have an opportunity to take part in that. Folks, I got a lot more ahead. I got Dr. Peter McCullough, please don't miss this interview.

1:01:35You have questions about Iver Mechtin, the spike protein, vaccines, any and all the stuff. Dr. Peter McCullough was a truth teller. This is a real eye-opening interview. All of your questions or most of them will be answered. I had a bunch of them. I've been worried about this stuff. Spike protein, persistence. Am I in danger? I was in a pickle with cancer and all that stuff. By the way, I said, I love when people attack me and that. You tell me what you go through, Hodgkin's lymphoma, and have an ultimatum put in front of you when you've got kids. And then be like the Twitter reply guy after that. Sure. You don't even understand that. Totally full of crap. Let me get to our comment of the day. First, first, we have a winner. What is it? We can? We can win. We have a week 10 winner who will win $1,776. Why do we give away money once a week? To the comment of the day we choose for the week because we like giving away money. We love you. You want to see the official rules go to bengino.com slash 1776. Turn off the fire system,

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1:05:41Doc, you were one of the few truth tellers early on with the COVID hysteria. And I say hysteria enough because it wasn't serious. It was. But I think the R knot, the infectious capabilities of virus and the lethality. I had suggested early on. I'm not a doctor at all. Maybe we should get those numbers down before we shut the entire world down. You were one of the urging reason and caution. A lot of people took the COVID vaccine, the mRNA vaccine and others during COVID. They took it. I would argue under false promises that it was going to eradicate COVID. It was going to be really effective. And it turned out that it really wasn't. A lot of those folks are very concerned. Me included and others. I had cancer at the time. I was really out of options. Are concerned about long term damage from the vaccine. Do you do folks out there who took it to keep their jobs or whatever? They have anything to worry about from this mRNA thing if they haven't shown symptoms at this point? Well, certainly a lot to impact there. Let me just say Dan, 97% of us

1:06:46got COVID at least once, sometimes multiple times. So if we're all going to get the infection, which we all did, there was no reason to shut down. The only reason to shut down was to try to avoid getting the illness. We all got it. It was so infectious. It was the most infectious thing mankind has ever seen. The entire world. We're talking 97% of the world. And then to make matters worse, this idea of taking a vaccine in a widely prevalent pandemic is a giant mistake because if so many people have the virus and we give them vaccine, the virus is going to quickly outsmart the vaccine and become resistant. And that's exactly what happened. The vaccines came out where they may have reduced the case count a bit in the first few months, but Fauci came out in April of 2021. So listen, we need boosters, you know, essentially admitting the vaccines don't work. Now we learn that the vaccines are genetic. Most of the people took a vaccine, 81% of Americans took a vaccine, 94% of them took Pfizer and Moderna. It's genetic. It's

1:07:49messenger RNA Dan. And the messenger RNA we have found now persists in the body for years producing the spike protein, which is the dangerous and disease promoting part of the virus. So if the antibodies are perfectly neutralized in the spike protein, people are fine. What 98% of people are fine according to CDC, CDCV safe, but 2% are not. They're having problems because the spike protein is not neutralized and it's causing disease. Dr. McCullough, why is it that? And I vividly remember early on you coming on the radio show, and you've been very consistent about the science and despite some of your ridiculous detractors getting into hysteria, that the overwhelming majority of people thank the Lord, and I don't use his name of him, will probably be okay. Is that because if I remember what you had said correctly, just stop me if I'm saying this wrong, I'm not a scientist. However, the mRNA vaccine

1:08:49stayed relatively localized in the majority of people, but for some it sprays that, is that accurate or am I getting that wrong? Well, there's three factors. First, the batches were not all the same. So some people got a very low concentration of messenger RNA. And I think that's the majority. In the Pfizer lot data, there's about 4,500 lots of Pfizer, 75% of those lots had like zero serious side effects. So they must have gotten it right or had very little messenger RNA. We can tell by blood testing now they probably had very little messenger RNA. So that's the first factor. Second factor is if people's immune system perfectly neutralizes the spike protein, there doesn't seem to be any side effects at all. But if the library of antibodies is just off a little bit, then the spike protein can kind of roam through the body and cause damage and syndromes. And then the third factor is that there are baseline susceptibilities. What I'm finding is in cardiology,

1:09:54if there are baseline mutations in heart muscle proteins, then someone is at increased risk for myocarditis or heart damage. Or if there are genetic predispositions to blood clotting, then boom, we get a vaccine blood clot. Fortunately, as you said, according to the CDCV safe data, 10 million people, probably 2% are, is the population out there having problems? 98% so far look like they're okay. So Dr. McCullough, if you were in that 2% of people having an adverse reaction to this widely used vaccine at the time, what can you do? I mean, I read a lot of things out there. I really only trust a few people. You be in one of them. I hear a lot about natal kinase. I take natal kinase. I'm not a doctor. I'm not giving anyone medical advice over I take it. I enjoy the product very much. It's relatively low cost. It's over the counter. You get it on wherever you shop for your supplements. I've heard a lot about natal kinase. I hear a lot about Iver Mectin as a

1:10:58prophylactic mechanism against COVID. You know, your thoughts about what those 2% of people can do to help the situation if you've had an adverse reaction? Well, in the 2% who are having problems. And I would lump in here people who have persistent lung COVID or a problem after the vaccine or both, that they get a blood test done. So lab corp now offers the spike antibody test. You can self-order if you go to lab corp, labazon, demand, COVID antibody test, pay 79 dollars, get the test yourself. If the numbers over 1,000 units per ml, that means the bodies had a significant spike exposure. That's where we start to see problems. People up at 10,000, 15,000, 25,000 watch out. They tend to be really sick. So the blood test is very helpful. The fundamentals are to get rid of the spike protein. Now, fortunately, as you mentioned, natal kinase dissolves the spike protein. So it is another family of enzymes called bromline. They have to be taken on an empty stomach. So while this company, we have ultimate spike detox if I could show this. This is natal kinase bromline and

1:12:04about seven ingredients in total. But take these on an empty stomach. I've found that they have to be taken for a couple of years. Measurements of the spike protein come down. People resolve their symptoms. As you and I have mentioned that natal kinase has a protective cardiovascular benefit. So it is anti-athosclerotic. So I take it myself per day because I have some athosclerosis. I have some blockage in my arteries. You get to be a certain age. You'll develop them commonly. And so it is protective from a cardiovascular perspective. It also is dissolving blood clots. Micro blood clots. We're all prone to forming blood clots now. So the spike detoxification protocols, natal kinase, bromline, and other ingredients help prevent blood clots. And importantly, if you were to go on Amazon right now, Dan, and type in spike detox, you'll find wellness company in a whole bevy of companies offering spike detoxification protocols.

1:13:06People should take a look at them. The spike protein, Dr. McCullod, obviously, none of those small portions of my audience are MDs. It's medical doctors. I'm not one of them. But there are some in my chat. They probably understand the spike protein. But the average viewer of the show, me included, we don't understand spike protein dynamics and pharmacokinetics like you do. What is so dangerous about persistent spike protein development in someone in that 2% of folks who took the vaccine were having problems? What does the spike protein do that's so bad? Well, the spike protein is the little point on the surface of the virus. So everybody knows the coronavirus. It has a bunch of these little prickly porcupine projections. Those are spike proteins that turns out, Dan, that was engineered in the Wuhan Institute of Virology. It's an unnatural protein. It's not supposed to be in the human body. And it's not

1:14:10broken down by human enzymes. So in a sense, this is like a burr or some type of prickly protein that gets stuck in the human body. The body tries to handle it by wrapping it in a phospholipid packet called an exosome or cells try to ingest it. But the vaccine cranks a ton of the spike protein in the body. And if it's not being neutralized by antibodies, we've been found in the heart causing malcarditis. It's found right in blood clots causing blood clotting, rupturing blood vessels in the brain. That's particularly scary, inciting autoimmunity. And now our research, Dan, finds the spike protein and at least the genetic code for fragments of it directly in cancers. So we're concerned that the stuff is sticking around too long in the body years in the body. And there's some other illnesses, by the way, that deposit things in the body for years. And one comes to mind as Lyme disease. Another one is syphilis.

1:15:11So anytime an infectious disease deposits something in the body that lasts a long time, watch out, we can have long-term problems. And Dr. McCullough, would it be accurate to state that the initial intention as was stated of the mRNA vaccine was to use the body's own ribonucleic acid messenger RNA to produce a limited and temporary amount of spike protein, which the immune system would recognize as a foreign invader, which would then in turn attack the COVID virus. But it was never intended as a long-term production of spike protein throughout the body. And the persistence is the issue. Is that accurate or my off there? Well, it's partially correct. No, no, it's using synthetic messenger RNA. Your own messenger RNA, what you're producing right now and I'm producing, that's dissolved within minutes to hours. We're constantly making it, dissolving it, making it dissolving. Where you get Pfizer and Moderna, they've been chemically modified through a Nobel Prize winning procedure called Sudo Eurogenation, that messenger RNA is not dissolvable. That's the problem. It stays in the body

1:16:17too long. And I think the big gamble that the vaccine companies made is that somehow the body would turn it off or switch it off. There's no known mechanism by which you can turn off Pfizer or Moderna. So these proteins are produced endlessly and we're hopeful at some point in time that, the body just, these molecules get fatigued. Maybe the tips fall off, the five prime and three prime caps fall off. We do know, by the way, it probably comes out in sweat, Dan. I know you're someone who works out a lot. Probably perspires a lot. You know, messenger RNA has been found in breast milk. Now that's pretty scary. Two studies by Hannah and colleagues found that, but breast milk is modified sweat. So I've studied my patients now for years. My patients who seem to kind of get over all this, they sweat a lot. So we advise working out, sweating, going in sonas, sweat the vaccine out of you. Wow. I'm a big user of the sauna and I was entire, even though I follow you

1:17:18religiously, I'm entirely unaware of that. Yeah. So I use it for the cognitive benefits, the hard benefits. I mean, that finished study is amazing. I mean, you're talking about something close to a 40% reduction. I mean, those are medicinal effects. Those are like exercise, those are massive interventions. We're not talking about one or two percent. So for the audience out there, that's another piece of great news. I, this is actually a great segue into my next question. It's unintentional, but perfect timing. Doc, you obviously be a medical doctor. Your thoughts in general on mRNA technology. I've seen some recent research on some potential cancer research. Now, listen, I'm not a doctor. I'm not pretending to be at a stay in a holiday and express lesson. But if you, you have say pancreatotic cancer, pancreatic, excuse me, and you're at stage four, stage five, and you've been given three to six months. You're obviously in a different boat and someone trying to prevent COVID where these days, the overwhelming majority, you're going to get the sniffles and get better. So do you see a role for this or do you think to yourself, this may be a little

1:18:21too dangerous? Maybe we should stay out of it. Well, you know, one of the original intensive messenger RNA was as form of a cancer treatment. So there's no technology where governments have not invested more. This is astonishing. Billions and billions of government investments of the world in messenger RNA. Why? Because it's designer genetic material that can produce any protein that we can drop on a computer screen. I mean, it's an amazing technology. The problem is no ability to shut it off. This is really a problem. So right now, the lead molecule is a messenger RNA for expressing cancer proteins in patients with metastatic melanoma. Moderna's got that. So if the messenger RNA is expressing the melanoma proteins and the body recognizes that then the immune system hopefully could take out the melanoma cancer cells and then be used as a form of

1:19:26treatment. Right now, it's being used with K Truda, which is considered an immune checkpoint inhibitor. About third of cancers hide from the immune system through what's called immune checkpoints. So if if cancer vaccines are going to be used right now, they're going to be used in that kind of immunoprovocatory mechanism. They're going to have to be used with toxic drugs like K Truda. So this is not a party. This isn't what Trump and the guys who had that press release about AI and messenger RNA. It's not going to be a party. It's going to be part of combination, toxic chemotherapy, but I think it's worth a shot in clinical trials. I'd only bring it up, Doc, because having been through lymphoma myself, Hodgkin's, you're poisoning you. That's what chemo is. It's just like you hope you kill the cancerous cells before you kill yourself. I mean, this is the cancer treatment

1:20:26now or brutal. I mean, it came from, I believe, mustard gas, but that's where chemo, the whole idea has started. So I know. Yeah, I know. Maybe I'm watching too much TikTok. But listen, the messenger RNA is no less toxic. It's generally producing cancer antigens, which can make you sick as well. So the hope is stimulate the immune system. The immune system wipes out the cancer and you resolve the whole thing. I think that's what we all want. And I think the cancer community is open to messenger RNA, but there's got to be some fundamentals about figuring this. Where does it go in the body? How can we target the tissues and how can we turn it on and off right now? That's all not known. Dr. McCulloch, and early on, you were one of the few guys out there and ladies urging reason during the COVID. And it was a crisis. I mean, people were dying. There's zero doubt about that. However, when you look back now and you look back at, again, the infectious capabilities,

1:21:29what's known, I believe, Z or not, and the lethality of the virus. What, I mean, I'm just a rough percentage. I mean, what percentage of the lethal cases of COVID? Do you think we're hospital mismanagement? And I don't mean that. I mean, just confusion early on. Obviously, that we're the use of ventilators, which now in retrospect doesn't seem to be that wise. Rough percentage, do you think of this was the virus was going to get these folks anyway, versus maybe this was treatment mechanism in hospital, you know, hospital error? You're under Senate testimony. I've testified. I think 85% of the deaths were avoidable. Now, yesterday, when Johnson had on, you know, in the Russell building, he had an entire hearing on the hospital care of patients of COVID-19. And Johnson's been a real hero. He's held a whole series of these hearings. But you know what? Robert F Kennedy and HHS should be holding these hearings and hospital CEOs and other leaders in the medical establishment should be showing up. You know, that's the problem is hospitals for a couple years. Their leading source

1:22:36of revenue was COVID hospitalization. And there's not a single hospital in the country that claims to be any good at treating COVID. There was no center of excellence. There was no reporting of mortality statistics. You think Americans would want to know which hospitals saved the most people from COVID and how did they do it? None of these hospital CEOs are forthcoming. It seems as if they're almost shamed by what happened during the hospital. They didn't adapt their protocols. None of the health systems featured early outpatient treatment like McCullough protocol and some of the others that we had an enormous success in. And when we saw a bright light like the treatment of patients with Iver Mechden, which in the icon study in Florida, it cut in hospital mortality by 50% and attorney Ralph Lora Goat at the Senate hearing said, listen, when he actually had to have court orders to force the doctors to use Iver Mechden in the hospital, they save lives. And still to

1:23:36this day, hospitals have not embraced simple, safe oral Iver Mechden in addition to other treatments. The doc gets insane. You mentioned Iver Mechden to a large majority of medical professionals. They openly laugh at you as if you're crazy as if they had a better idea. That number though, even my crew in the bubble in there was just stunned. Upwards of 85% of deaths were preventable. That is a staggering. Even if you're off by 20%, that's still 65%. That is insane. And you just I think nailed it. There is no business service product, government service, whatever in the world where you don't look at best practices, especially in medicine. That's why you have Moffitt, you have MD Anderson. Clearly they do things better. That's why people go there. There is still a market for medicine. How is it that the most destructive pandemic in modern times? And I don't just mean by deaths, I mean economically, to fathom the global health system. I mean all of it, the entire atmosphere around COVID that nobody is doing a retrospective analysis. I think you're

1:24:41right. I think that's because they don't want to know. Well, you know, HHS holds all the cards. Candidate tomorrow, Dr. Oz and others could call health care leaders to Washington and say, listen, you receive CMS dollars, you show up as hospital CEOs, present your data and let's look who did the best, who did the worst in COVID? Why? And how can we have an improve? As an example, you know, the United States, they use Remdesivir, which is an antiviral drug. It failed in COVID. WHO declared it useless in COVID. In November of 2020 said, don't use it. Majority countries did not use it. But United States, at the advice of Fauci, embraced Remdesivir. It's still used today. It does not reduce mortality. And some people it causes kidney and liver damage. You know, why did that go on? Somebody in a position of authority has to ask the hospital CEOs and people at HHS why that happened? Because if we don't get things right now, another pandemic

1:25:49occurs, you know, we're going to be right back in the same fog of war and all the mistakes being made again. Talking to Dr. Peter McCullough, that's what worries me so much that it's only a matter of time. And again, into my next question, with the explosive development of artificial intelligence, whatever you want, super intelligence, artificial intelligence and the potential growth of even AGI, artificial general intelligence and the singularity coming soon, which I believe is going to happen. You know, we have, we run the very real risk of COVID on steroids. I hate to turn, but it's true, where you could have a virus engineered by artificial intelligence that's even more lethal than COVID and as infectious and aerosolized or dropletized or whatever you want to call it. You know, we've got to be able to trust our government health officials and my gosh, they really, they really ate it on COVID. I mean, the faith and even in vaccines, people, the normal folks are like, yeah, I'll

1:26:51take a minute. You know what? I don't trust anyone anymore with these vaccines. This is a serious problem with AGI. We better get ahead of this. I agree. Now I use AGI every day in my practice. It's incredibly useful for searching, synthesizing, help summarizing things, drug interactions. So AGI, no doubt about it's going to play a big role in medicine. I think personally, I think AGI should be a medical assistant to begin with. They could start fetching things from facts, machines, emails, filing, working in the electronic medical record to help us. Right now, we don't get an ounce of help in the medical office from AGI. I'm a little concerned about, you know, the healthcare workers and the doctors feeding AGI all the information and then doctor AGI gives the answer. That's what a lot of these, you know, these AGI companies have envisioned for healthcare. I think AGI should be assisting us along the way. And then AGI can be used in the lab for sure. This idea of trying to get to more rapid drug discovery, drugs that were working cancer and heart

1:27:55disease using artificial intelligence as opposed to trial and error, trial and error. For sure. But you can imagine AGI used in biolabs, biolabs that are developing biological weapons. And to try to figure out a way of people, how can people hurt other people through infectious diseases? This was pretty scary. Trump has taken some important steps to try to, you know, limit this federal funding of biolabs. But there's all kinds of foundations, adversarial company, countries and entities potentially developing the next threat. And AGI can clearly develop a virus. Stanford's already shown this now. So watch out. I think we need control mechanisms on this. And we need AGI to help play defense because it looks like there's going to be an escalation in these threats of bio warfare. We all had a taste of it with COVID-19. Yeah. And I think we saw very early on how, you know, there was this, I think there was this

1:28:55thought out there that if this were to ever happen, there'd be some mass revolution against being told, but, Doc, you know, there were a lot of cheap out there. And they're not in my audience, certainly not you. You know, you got, got delayed for speaking the truth. I remember. But, you know, put your mask on. I joke a lot that it's, it's the worst prophylactic of all time. I mean, a surgical mask, every single person of war one got sick. I always joke, it's like the condom where everybody gets pregnant. Like, why would you keep using this? I mean, it just didn't work. So my faith in the medical community outside of, sorry, but it's just true. I mean, it really hammers the point home. Like, why would you keep putting this device on? It's meant for spit, not to fall and open wounds when they're committing surgery. It's not okay. It's viral mechanism. So that's it. But go to the airport, Dan. I just flew yesterday. The guy sat next to me wore a mask. So people are still wearing them to make matters worse though. Do you know in the hospital, they're still wearing hazmat suits and peppers. This was the most ridiculous thing. Everybody got COVID-19 multiple times. Families took care of their loved ones at home, you know, for weeks before

1:30:01they got sick enough to go on the hospital, suddenly family members could not go on the hospital. And then people, you know, the healthcare personnel treated the patients like they were radioactive. I mean, it was just absolutely ridiculous. The amount of money that was blown on personal protective equipment and masks was ridiculous. And the government paid for all of that. The only thing was reasonable to care for a hospital patient, as you said, is to wear a mask to prevent an uncontrolled sneeze from the healthcare workers that would spray bacteria onto somebody vulnerable sick with a viral infection or with an open wound. So it's the misuse of masks, hazmat suits and personal protective equipment. Again, the hospital should be reviewing that. Why did they do that? Why are they still doing it now? I think you and I both know because they do, me and my producer on the radio show producer Jim, we have a very simple answer for this. Why doesn't the hospital do it? Because they don't want to. They don't want to. There's, it's no more complicated than that. They're afraid people

1:31:04like you are going to look good, the great barrington declaration folks are going to look good and they're going to look like idiots and no one wants to look like an idiot. It's embarrassing. Dr. McCullough, thank you so much for your time. You have an open invitation to come back whenever you'd like. My audience is going to love, love this interview. They really miss you. So thanks a lot for coming on today. We really appreciate it. Thank you. You got it. Dr. Peter McCullough, we got to get, he's really a great interview. And he, man, I miss him. He used to be on the radio show a lot. And you know, I was gone for the last year, but I really miss him. And by the way, folks, when everyone else was screaming, you know, put yourself in a bubble, put your mask on, put your dopey mask on, take the vaccine, don't ask any questions, shut your mouth, throw ivy, mectin into garbage, horse tranquilized weather, hell, they were talking about horse-based, whatever. When they were all saying that, he was saying the opposite. And I'm not kidding. He was getting like crushed online by people in the medical community. He used to dreaded air quotes because they were completely wrong. And to this day, I've still not apologized.

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