🔥Elon Musk’s Issues WARNING After Charlie Kirk Event!

[00:00] Not long ago, Charlie Kirk predicted

[00:03] Elon Musk and President Trump would work

[00:05] together again for the good of the

[00:08] country. I believe that has begun.

[00:11] Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett slanders

[00:14] MAGA voters, saying they are the most

[00:16] unpatriotic Americans in our country.

[00:19] Benny Johnson gives inside details about

[00:22] a secret meeting and the truth about

[00:25] autism is beginning to come out. Thank

[00:28] you guys so much for liking and sharing

[00:30] these videos. There's a lot. So, let's

[00:32] jump right in. Earlier today, I did a

[00:35] breakdown video about the mysterious

[00:38] missing bullet found in Charlie Kirk's

[00:41] body. Go check that out. It's very, very

[00:44] interesting. I'm not going to go through

[00:46] it again. The day before, I walked the

[00:50] entire crime scene as if I was Tyler

[00:53] Robinson. and I point out a lot of

[00:55] inconsistencies that are being reported

[00:58] on YouTube, Rumble, and X. It was really

[01:02] interesting. So, go check that one out

[01:04] as well. Okay. During uh the Charlie

[01:08] Kirk situation,

[01:10] uh we saw all of our government leaders

[01:12] at the memorial. Well, Cash Patel has

[01:16] finally made a public comment. A lot of

[01:18] people have been critical of him, saying

[01:20] that he is not communicating enough. And

[01:23] what he said today may not even satisfy,

[01:26] but this is what he had to say. As the

[01:28] director of the FBI, I am committed to

[01:31] ensuring the investigation into Charlie

[01:33] Kirk's assassination is thorough and ex

[01:37] exhaustive, pursuing every lead to its

[01:40] conclusion. The full weight of America's

[01:42] law enforcement agencies are actively

[01:45] following the evidence that has emerged,

[01:47] but our efforts extend beyond initial

[01:50] findings. We are examining every facet

[01:53] of the assassination. We are

[01:56] meticulously investigating theories and

[01:58] questions including the location from

[02:01] where the shot was taken, the

[02:03] possibility of accompllices, the text

[02:06] message confusion and related

[02:08] conversations, Discord chats, the angle

[02:11] of the bullet or excuse me, shot and

[02:13] bullet impact, how the weapon was

[02:15] transported, hand gestures observed as

[02:18] potential signals near Charlie at the

[02:21] time of his assassination, and visitors

[02:23] to the alleged shooters 's residence in

[02:26] the hours and days leading up to

[02:28] September 10th. Some details are known

[02:31] today while others are still being

[02:32] pursued to ensure every possibility is

[02:36] considered. Our primary focus is to

[02:38] complete this investigation and deliver

[02:41] justice. To protect the integrity of the

[02:43] investigation and subsequent

[02:46] prosecution, we cannot release every

[02:48] piece of information we have to the

[02:50] public right now. We will ensure every

[02:53] question is addressed at the appropriate

[02:56] moment

[02:58] regarding specific details such as

[03:01] questions about the plane that allegedly

[03:04] turned off its transponder after

[03:06] departing from an airport near the

[03:08] assassination site. We can share updates

[03:11] when answers are confirmed. After

[03:13] interviews with the pilot and

[03:15] consultation with the FAA, we determined

[03:17] the transponder was not turned off.

[03:20] Incomplete flight data in rural areas

[03:23] caused the apparent gap. The entire FBI

[03:26] mourns the loss of Charlie Kirk. We will

[03:28] not rest until justice is served and our

[03:31] investigation into the assassination

[03:34] will continue until every question is

[03:37] answered. So that may or may not be

[03:40] satisfying, but he's basically saying

[03:42] behind the scenes, we are investigating

[03:45] everything from conspiracy theory to

[03:48] known facts and we just need time. But

[03:51] right now, our focus is on the justice

[03:55] side. And so he's basically asking for

[03:58] people to be patient. And uh in the

[04:02] meantime, I'm going to continue to

[04:03] investigate. But I kind of figured that

[04:05] we had moved from crime scene to

[04:07] conviction and that's why they're being

[04:09] quiet. I had Judge Joe Brown on and he

[04:12] confirmed the same thing. He said, in

[04:14] fact, the FBI doesn't care what you care

[04:16] about. They don't even care about the

[04:19] slander or the gossip. At this point,

[04:22] they are fully so focused on sending

[04:25] this guy to jail or putting him in front

[04:27] of the firing squad. So anyway, I wanted

[04:30] to let you guys know now, even though

[04:31] it's good to hear from director Cash

[04:34] Patel, it would be nice to have more

[04:36] details. Like for example, during my

[04:39] walkthrough, I pointed out several

[04:41] cameras that are directly pointed at

[04:44] Charlie Kirk and the shooter. Why don't

[04:46] we have that footage? My guess is it

[04:49] will be shown to us at some point, but

[04:52] right now the FBI is hanging on to as

[04:55] much as they can. Now, I watched every

[04:58] minute of the Charlie Kirk Memorial. It

[05:01] was touching and profound. One thing I

[05:04] saw that was encouraging was President

[05:06] Trump and Elon Musk laughing and

[05:08] talking. And now we know what they

[05:10] talked about, what Elon Musk said to

[05:15] President Trump as well as Erica Kirk.

[05:17] And it was profound. Um, I'm just going

[05:19] to go ahead and let Benny Johnson

[05:22] explain since he was right there. all

[05:25] the cabinet secretaries got to see a

[05:27] lot. Elon Musk came by a couple times.

[05:29] And I just want to use Elon Musk as a as

[05:32] a example of the power of Charlie's

[05:35] legacy. Elon Musk and Donald Trump

[05:38] had a bit of a falling out. Maybe you've

[05:40] heard of it. And that sucked, especially

[05:43] for guys like Charlie who were coalition

[05:45] builders. Charlie Kirk was thanked on

[05:47] stage by Donald Trump himself for

[05:49] bringing together RFK Jr. and Maha

[05:51] movement. Donald Trump says Charlie

[05:53] created Maha. I don't think Charlie ever

[05:54] will get the credit that he deserves for

[05:56] doing that. But also, Charlie Kirk

[05:58] brought together massive coalitions of

[06:00] well, at any turning point event, you

[06:01] can find Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro, and

[06:02] Tucker Carlson sharing the same stage,

[06:03] right? Maybe not together, but they're

[06:05] all there, right? To give an opportunity

[06:06] to to project their worldview, right?

[06:08] Charlie was constantly doing that,

[06:10] constantly bridging gaps, constantly

[06:11] fusing together because he realized that

[06:13] if we don't hang together, we will

[06:15] surely hang separately,

[06:17] >> which is exactly what Elon Musk told me.

[06:19] So backstage, Elon Musk embraces Erica

[06:21] Kirk and they're the she's crying in his

[06:23] arms and they're hugging and it's really

[06:24] profound. This was after the speeches.

[06:26] This was after the program. And this is

[06:28] the words that Elon Musk said to to us

[06:30] in this small little group with Erica

[06:31] Kirk. And he said he said like this is

[06:34] why I was proud to sit with my that's

[06:37] what he called Trump, my president

[06:38] today. He accepted Trump's invitation to

[06:40] go up there and the majority of the

[06:41] event Elon Musk sent sitting there with

[06:43] Donald Trump chewing it up. Everyone has

[06:45] can see the here's the photos of Elon

[06:46] embracing Erica and then there are

[06:48] photos of Elon with Trump and they seem

[06:49] to be having a great time. Um Dana White

[06:51] also there. What a prof not only was the

[06:54] size and scope of this and the

[06:55] peacefulness of it a profound eulogy for

[06:58] Charlie in his memory but the

[07:00] cornerstone of it all to unite the

[07:01] world's most powerful richest uh private

[07:04] civilian with the world's most powerful

[07:06] public figure Donald Trump. Charlie said

[07:09] in this chair right here he hoped that

[07:11] it happened. There's a clip that went

[07:12] viral yesterday. Charlie saying, "I pray

[07:14] I pray that Elon Musk and Donald Trump

[07:16] reconcile." And they did so at Charlie's

[07:18] funeral in Charlie's memory.

[07:20] >> A profound

[07:22] and beautiful example of what Charlie

[07:25] constantly was doing for our movement

[07:28] and he fused together the greatest

[07:29] schism that we've seen in the in the

[07:31] nent Trump administration. He just fixed

[07:33] Trump and Elon together. We saw it live.

[07:36] And it's like the power of Charlie

[07:38] crying out. I mean after death

[07:43] crying out and like still the power of

[07:45] Charlie like bringing together these

[07:46] tectonic forces that that should not

[07:48] reconcile. These are two stubborn men.

[07:50] These are two men that don't need don't

[07:51] need each other, you know, honestly.

[07:53] >> But it's but Elon Musk told me this. He

[07:55] hugs Erica Kirk. He looks to all of us

[07:57] and he goes, "If we don't hang it

[07:59] together, we will surely hang

[08:00] separately.

[08:01] >> So let us unite." I was proud to sit

[08:03] with my president tonight. That's what

[08:05] Elon told us. That's what Elon told us

[08:07] backstage. And so,

[08:09] >> so very profound. Uh, he said, "I I'm

[08:12] proud to sit with my president at the

[08:14] Charlie Kirk Memorial, but what he said

[08:16] to Erica, uh, Kirk was really profound.

[08:20] If we don't hang together, if we don't

[08:22] stick together as MAGA, if we don't hang

[08:25] together, we will surely hang apart."

[08:28] Meaning the Democrats will come for us.

[08:31] They will try to rip us apart. Uh, they

[08:34] are powerful. I mean, just look, Jimmy

[08:36] Kimmel is getting his show back. And it

[08:40] wasn't because President Trump asked

[08:42] somebody to remove him. It was because

[08:45] sponsors said, "We will not sponsor

[08:48] somebody lying on national TV and

[08:51] causing division."

[08:53] But he's getting his show back. So, they

[08:54] are popular. But Elon Musk said, "We

[08:57] must hang together or we will surely

[09:00] hang apart." I thought that was

[09:02] incredibly profound.

[09:05] uh for you. I went and found the video

[09:09] of Charlie Kirk predicting that

[09:11] President Trump and Elon Musk would come

[09:13] back together. I hope and pray that this

[09:15] happens.

[09:16] >> Yeah, it's been hard to watch today. Uh

[09:18] and unfortunate in in some regards and I

[09:21] I love your take, which is both of these

[09:24] men deserve great credit for their

[09:25] contributions to help save civilization.

[09:28] Elon Musk bought Twitter, which of

[09:30] course became X a couple years ago,

[09:31] which liberated speech. And of course,

[09:33] President Trump built the most amazing

[09:35] political movement we've ever seen. He

[09:37] was shot, almost shot again. He was

[09:40] impeached twice. He was facing 700 years

[09:43] in federal prison. And he dis he was so

[09:46] clear about not surrendering and not

[09:48] backing down and not giving up. I will

[09:50] say it's a it's a tough thing to watch

[09:53] this public feud. I actually think

[09:55] they're going to reconcile at some

[09:56] point, though, because deep down I would

[09:58] like to believe they both want the same

[10:00] thing. Charlie, come on, man. Make this

[10:03] happen. When Trump and Elon Musk were

[10:06] working together, it was my favorite

[10:08] part of the Trump administration. They

[10:11] were dismantling dismantling the deep

[10:14] state, dismantling the Democrat party,

[10:16] bringing money back home, cutting out

[10:18] the wasteful spending. I for me it was a

[10:21] great thing. Maybe you guys see it

[10:23] differently, but I thought these are two

[10:25] patriots leading a whole group of

[10:28] patriots together. But now over on the

[10:32] Gavin Newsome podcast, some people are

[10:34] saying it was Joe Rogan, but that that's

[10:36] wrong. It was actually on Gavin

[10:38] Newsome's podcast. Uh we have

[10:41] Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett

[10:44] telling half the country that voted for

[10:48] Donald Trump that they are not

[10:51] patriotic, that they are the worst of

[10:53] America

[10:55] and that only Democrats are true

[10:57] patriots. Let's go ahead and watch this

[11:00] together. You can wave all the flags you

[11:02] want to, but I am telling you right now

[11:04] that the most unpatriotic people that we

[11:06] have in this country are MAGA and this

[11:09] president. We are the real patriots. And

[11:12] it is time for us to take our flag back

[11:14] and show people what America is about.

[11:17] You can't say that you love the

[11:19] Constitution while decimating it with

[11:21] every single stroke of a pen for an

[11:24] executive order. while decimating it,

[11:27] while you are disrespecting our troops

[11:29] that have signed up to protect our

[11:31] freedoms, not just here, but abroad. And

[11:34] then you're taking people's freedoms

[11:36] away, using those exact same troops.

[11:38] >> MAGA voters

[11:40] are the most unpatriotic

[11:43] and that the Democrats like Gavin

[11:47] Newsome and herself, they are the only

[11:50] true patriots.

[11:52] I just don't believe it. Okay. During

[11:54] the Charlie Kirk Memorial, we heard

[11:57] President Trump and his ongoing focus of

[12:00] making America healthy again.

[12:02] Specifically, this announcement

[12:05] uh that partially ties autism, potential

[12:08] autism to acetamin.

[12:12] He announced that there will be a press

[12:14] conference. As of right now, that hasn't

[12:16] happened, but uh we have a special guest

[12:18] coming on here in just a minute. Uh Dr.

[12:21] Oz says that they are doing some of the

[12:24] deepest science and research that we've

[12:27] done in a long time and that they will

[12:29] get to the bottom of autism, but they

[12:32] believe that it is connected to

[12:34] acetaminophen

[12:35] during pregnancy, during breastfeeding,

[12:39] giving it to children. Our body

[12:41] literally can't digest it very well. And

[12:44] so that's just one thing that they are

[12:46] looking into. But I have now a special

[12:49] guest, Mary Holland, to join me. Mary,

[12:52] thank you so much for joining me today.

[12:54] >> Thanks for having me.

[12:55] >> So, uh, I want to get your thoughts on

[12:58] this. Uh, and by the way, uh, Mary

[13:00] Holland is a lawyer. She's the leading

[13:03] voice for health freedom. She's been

[13:05] working with RFK Jr. for many, many

[13:08] years. CEO of Children's Health Defense.

[13:12] Uh, I saw last week we got a little bit

[13:14] with the Charlie Kirk. It seemed like

[13:16] there was no other news in the

[13:18] conservative world. But um I did see

[13:20] this decision from ASIP, the vaccine

[13:23] advisory board, and they voted 12 to0 to

[13:27] not universally recommend the COVID

[13:30] vaccine anymore just because of what

[13:34] they're seeing in the data. What were

[13:35] your thoughts on that? And what is your

[13:37] conclusion on why they're no longer

[13:39] universally recommending that?

[13:41] Well, Stephen, it's great news that

[13:43] they've moved from a universal uh

[13:46] recommendation to individual choice. Our

[13:48] view, Stephen, is that the COVID shots

[13:51] have been shown to be extraordinarily

[13:54] injurious and deadly. Uh there are tens

[13:57] of thousands of reports of death over

[13:59] 30,000 and there's over a million and a

[14:02] half reports of injury in the vaccine

[14:04] adverse event reporting system. We do

[14:06] not believe that that product should be

[14:08] on the market at this point. It should

[14:09] from our perspective it should be taken

[14:11] off the market and further research

[14:13] should be done and we should not not be

[14:15] putting out new mRNA shots because it

[14:18] has not worked in a way that is in any

[14:22] way consistent with any prior vaccines

[14:24] that have ever been reported for adverse

[14:27] events to the VER system. But that said

[14:29] to move from a universal de uh

[14:32] recommendation to individual

[14:33] decision-making is great news. I hope

[14:36] Stephen that that the medical

[14:38] professionals and the pharmacists are

[14:40] really fully cognizant of that and and

[14:43] that will take some education and

[14:45] candidly I don't know that the

[14:47] pharmaceutical industry that has such a

[14:48] big role in medical education and in

[14:51] pharmacy education is really going to be

[14:53] explaining that they have to take really

[14:56] detailed information about risk factors

[14:58] and and basically not recommend it to

[15:00] everybody. So I think the proof will be

[15:02] in the pudding. The the good news from

[15:03] our perspective given how injurious this

[15:06] shot is is that very few people are

[15:08] taking them at this point. It's under

[15:10] 15% for everybody. It's even lower than

[15:13] that for children. So that's sort of the

[15:15] good news is that in in effect the CDC

[15:18] is catching up with the public.

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[16:40] see this. A CDC report showed that they

[16:44] have to give 1.1 million shots to

[16:48] healthy people to avoid one COVID death.

[16:51] That to me screams like you don't need

[16:54] it. natural immunity. Getting this

[16:56] allowing your body's defense system like

[17:00] 1.1 million shots to save one person

[17:02] seems crazy because to get for those 1.1

[17:06] million there are health riskadverse you

[17:09] know health issues where they could end

[17:11] up with uh myocarditis or swelling

[17:14] testicles or uh their nervous system

[17:17] attacks itself. Your your thoughts on

[17:19] that CDC information.

[17:20] >> 100% correct. I'm glad that they're

[17:22] honest about it. is called the number

[17:24] needed to treat and if you need to treat

[17:26] 1.1 million to save one life uh that's a

[17:30] theoretical model and as you just

[17:32] pointed out we know that the adverse

[17:34] events including for myocarditis in boys

[17:36] and young men is a much higher number

[17:38] than one in one million. So um children

[17:43] do not need COVID shots. Full stop and

[17:46] in my view these are very dangerous

[17:49] shots. I would not recommend them to

[17:51] anyone. So it's at least a step in the

[17:53] right direction what ASIP did on that.

[17:55] >> Okay. Uh now you you mentioned uh that

[17:58] this seems to affect males more than

[18:01] females. That seems to be the case with

[18:04] autism. I know you guys study this

[18:06] extensively. Why why are males more

[18:09] prone to autism than females?

[18:13] >> Yeah. Well, on the COVID shots, it's

[18:15] related to myocarditis and and I can't

[18:17] really tell you in that in in autism. I

[18:20] mean, in some ways, you know, men are um

[18:22] XY chromosomes, women are XX. In a

[18:26] certain way, women's, you know, genetic

[18:29] um makeup is a bit more there's more

[18:31] redundancy. there's more uh you know

[18:33] there's more sort of robustness in a

[18:35] certain way. Um but for boys and autism,

[18:38] one of the factors that we've looked at

[18:40] quite a bit is the toxicity of mercury

[18:44] and the toxicity of aluminum. And it

[18:46] just turns out that testosterone,

[18:48] particularly with mercury, where there's

[18:49] quite a bit of science on that. I it's

[18:51] just devastating, right? And so boys are

[18:53] four to eight times more likely to come

[18:55] down with an autism diagnosis. But that

[18:58] doesn't mean that girls don't get

[18:59] autism, too. They do. And one of the

[19:02] things I learned from um a practitioner

[19:04] many years ago is it's harder for girls

[19:06] to get into autism, but it's also harder

[19:08] to recover girls from autism than boys.

[19:10] A lot of boys uh are diagnosed with

[19:12] autism. And there's many many examples

[19:15] of overcoming that diagnosis through a

[19:17] whole variety of treatments.

[19:19] >> Okay, that's really interesting. Um

[19:21] there there's a gentleman by the name of

[19:23] Scott Adams. He he wrote uh he he did a

[19:27] like a comic book uh column for a long

[19:30] time and unfortunately he's got prostate

[19:33] cancer that has metastasized into his

[19:36] bones and he did an interview uh just

[19:39] just last week where he said the pain

[19:41] was so bad that he was literally

[19:43] considering going to Canada to be

[19:46] euthanized but he said then this doctor

[19:49] tried this thing where they put him on a

[19:50] testosterone blocker and all that pain

[19:53] went away. So that that's really

[19:54] interesting that you

[19:55] >> Yeah. that you would bring up the

[19:56] testosterone.

[19:57] >> Yeah.

[19:58] >> What uh what do you make of this? Um you

[20:02] know they're they're saying this isn't

[20:04] the the end of what causes autism, but

[20:08] we are looking into this. But right now

[20:10] there was a study out from John Hopkins

[20:14] saying that women mothers who take uh

[20:18] acettophen

[20:20] during pregnancy they have a three times

[20:23] higher likelihood of a child with autism

[20:26] or ADHD. It is does this have to do with

[20:29] like the the formation of the brain or

[20:31] the spinal column or what why do you

[20:33] think acetaminophen may play a role in

[20:36] autism?

[20:38] Well, what we do know, Stephen, is that

[20:40] um acetaminophen is toxic to the liver

[20:43] and babies do not have fully developed

[20:46] livers. They don't have a fully

[20:48] developed uh metabolism. And so, there

[20:51] are a number of chemicals that babies

[20:53] simply cannot metabolize and basically

[20:55] it poisons the body including if it

[20:57] crosses the bloodb brain barrier, it can

[20:59] inflame and and poison the brain. Uh,

[21:02] and basically when we talk about autism,

[21:04] what autism is is it is a toxic exposure

[21:08] that's causing brain injury. We've got

[21:11] to move away from this very vague term

[21:12] of autism that covers all kinds of

[21:15] things to what this really is, which is

[21:18] a form of brain injury. And a lot of

[21:20] different chemical exposures, a lot of

[21:22] different medications, um, vaccines can

[21:25] lead to diagnoses of autism. That's

[21:28] unequivocal. And so I believe that the

[21:30] Tylenol is an issue of metabolism. What

[21:33] we do know so far, and as I say, we're

[21:36] doing some basic research on this

[21:37] ourselves right now in a rat model, we

[21:40] know that prenatally

[21:42] infants um or rat pups, their their

[21:45] mothers can help them detoxify. When

[21:48] it's most toxic is when it's a neonate,

[21:51] when it's a very very young infant

[21:53] because their livers cannot detoxify

[21:55] this chemical. and then a little bit

[21:57] less so when they're sort of toddler

[21:59] age. But I'm hoping that this truth

[22:02] started coming out in 2008. I'm happy to

[22:04] see they're talking about a John's

[22:06] Hopkins study. They're very much in main

[22:08] mainstream medicine. Um this is kind of

[22:11] understood. And so this is a co-actor.

[22:14] This I do not believe is the driving

[22:16] factor of what's causing the autism

[22:18] epidemic that is now one in 31 of

[22:21] eight-year-olds in this country. But it

[22:22] it certainly could be a very significant

[22:25] contributing factor.

[22:26] >> Okay. Um I found this this morning. This

[22:29] is international, but it said in 2024,

[22:32] JAMAMA uh did a study of 2.4 million

[22:36] Swedish children showing 15 to 20%

[22:40] higher absolute risk of autism and ADHD

[22:44] with prenatal acetaminophen exposure. Um

[22:48] so I mean that's a that's a pretty large

[22:50] study.

[22:51] >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, I wanted to react to a

[22:54] video. Uh, this is, uh, journalist Lara

[22:57] Loomer and she has on author Gardner

[23:00] Harris. He has a book called No More

[23:02] Tears. She says something really

[23:04] interesting or he rather says something

[23:07] really interesting about Tylenol and

[23:09] autism. Let's watch this and then we'll

[23:10] react together.

[23:12] How many children do you think have

[23:14] gotten autism or ADHD from prenatal uh

[23:17] Tylenol exposure from their mothers

[23:20] taking Tylenol while they were pregnant?

[23:23] >> So, I simply do not know that number and

[23:25] can't give you an estimate. I am not a

[23:28] scientist. But one of the really

[23:29] interesting things, Laura, is in these

[23:32] moments, 1982 Tylenol poisoning scare,

[23:36] there was another poisoning scare in

[23:38] 1986. If you look at the increase in the

[23:42] autism diagnosis when Tylenol came off

[23:45] the market during those brief scares,

[23:48] autism diagnosis suddenly flattened out.

[23:51] So there has been this really

[23:54] interesting, you know, environmental

[23:56] study where we can see that when the

[24:00] public is uneasy about the safety of

[24:03] Tylenol, autism diagnosis stop going up.

[24:09] Nearly 70% of pregnant women in the

[24:12] United States are estimated to take

[24:15] Tylenol at some point in their

[24:17] pregnancies. It is a huge increase over

[24:21] the numbers in the 1970s. Bobby Kennedy

[24:23] is right. Autism diagnoses have been

[24:26] going up steadily. Tylenol is not the

[24:29] only thing. Um, obviously the increasing

[24:32] age of fathers, you know, u, the older a

[24:36] father is, the more likely their child

[24:38] will be autistic. There are multiple

[24:40] factors going into this increase in

[24:43] autism. But I, you know, I think for

[24:47] most women when I talk to them and I

[24:50] tell them that there are studies that

[24:53] link Tylenol and autism, um, they wish

[24:57] they had known that information when

[24:59] they were pregnant.

[25:00] >> Kind of ve very interesting, right? Like

[25:03] when I when I first heard that uh this

[25:05] was over a month ago, I was like that's

[25:07] a really interesting correlation. When

[25:09] there was the Tylenol scare and

[25:11] everybody stopped taking it, the autism

[25:13] numbers went down. It's almost like

[25:15] saying when I stopped watering my grass,

[25:17] it turned yellow and then I started

[25:19] watering again and it went green again.

[25:20] I don't know what what what's your

[25:21] reaction to that?

[25:22] >> Well, that's a natural experiment. It's

[25:24] called like challenge rechallenge. So

[25:26] that's very interesting. I'd like to see

[25:27] the data on that. you know, did did the

[25:30] autism diagnosis drop immediately or was

[25:32] there like a a nine month or a 12 month

[25:35] kind of lag time? It'd be very

[25:36] interesting to analyze that. Um, but as

[25:39] he said, it's not the only factor. He

[25:41] mentioned older fathers. Well, we might

[25:43] be able to explain that that older

[25:45] fathers have been exposed to more

[25:47] toxins, right? Their sperm has been, you

[25:49] know, exposed to a lot more toxicity in

[25:52] the environment. So, I think what we do

[25:54] know is toxic exposures both prenatally

[25:57] and post-natally can lead to brain

[26:00] injury that we call autism. And I'm very

[26:03] grateful that the president and the

[26:04] secretary of HHS, Bobby Kennedy, are

[26:07] very serious that this is a national

[26:09] security issue. One in 31 8-year-olds

[26:12] having autism is unsustainable as a

[26:15] country and we've got to get to the

[26:17] bottom of this. Tylenol is not the only

[26:19] answer, but it may be the beginning of a

[26:21] process and that's good news.

[26:23] >> Yeah, I agree. Uh even today, Tylenol is

[26:26] panicking. They immediately put out a

[26:28] press release. We don't cause autism.

[26:31] We've of course studied this. It's

[26:34] considered one of America's safest

[26:35] medications. Well, we know medication

[26:38] has messed people up many times. So, uh

[26:40] more needs to come out on that. And as

[26:42] it does, we will have you back on. Mary,

[26:45] thank you so much for coming on. and I

[26:46] hope you have a great rest of your day.

[26:48] Okay, going back to uh Congresswoman

[26:52] Jasmine Crockett. She says that

[26:55] Democrats are the real patriot and that

[26:57] MAGA is the most unpatriotic.

[27:00] Well, one of President Trump's US

[27:02] attorneys. He has a different take on

[27:05] that and I tend to agree with him. Let's

[27:08] go ahead and uh react to this together

[27:11] because I do believe that we are the

[27:13] true patriots.

[27:14] >> Can you just talk about the threat level

[27:17] right now against elected officials,

[27:19] against ICE officers, against people

[27:21] that are conservatives right now,

[27:24] >> it's higher than ever. I was in the

[27:25] legislature before. It was just common

[27:27] place to receive threats. Um it it's

[27:30] just become part of part of what's

[27:32] expected. But our agents, our men and

[27:34] women who did not sign up to run for

[27:35] office, they signed up to protect our

[27:37] communities don't deserve this. Assaults

[27:39] against them are up over a,000%. We

[27:42] filed almost a 100 cases for either

[27:44] assault or interference. And the left

[27:47] continues to fuel this insanity hysteria

[27:50] that the federal government is somehow

[27:52] an illegitimate force and it's okay to

[27:54] oppose ICE. So what they do is they lay

[27:56] the gasoline and the matches out and

[27:58] they get people spun up and they hope

[28:00] that someone does what they want them to

[28:02] do, which is burn the place down because

[28:04] they can't get their way. And we're not

[28:05] putting up with it. And if you try that

[28:07] here, you'll end up in handcuffs.

[28:09] >> All right. There you hear it. I mean, I

[28:11] had Lindy Lee, former top adviser to Kla

[28:15] Harris, on my show. She's now a

[28:17] Republican. Her eyes were open. She told

[28:21] me they purposely use aggressive

[28:24] rhetoric in order to get people

[28:27] agitated, hoping that one of their

[28:29] voters will go out and do physical harm

[28:32] to somebody.

[28:34] And now you have a top US attorney in

[28:37] the Trump administration saying it's

[28:39] like they lay out the gas and the

[28:41] matches hoping that somebody will

[28:44] actually go burn places down as they

[28:47] burn it down in the media. As they go

[28:49] out, they get their wild clicks saying

[28:52] that we are the worst of the worst, that

[28:54] we are the Nazis, that we are the party

[28:57] of Hitler. It's actually very very

[28:59] destructive. But gratefully, uh, ICE is

[29:03] doing a lot of great stuff. President

[29:04] Trump is doing a lot of great stuff. He

[29:06] also committed to going into Chicago as

[29:08] well as Memphis, Tennessee. Now, earlier

[29:11] today, President Trump announced a key

[29:13] nomination for the Justice Department.

[29:15] He nominated Lindseay Halligan, a senior

[29:18] White House aid and longtime attorney in

[29:21] his legal circle, to be the US attorney

[29:23] for the Eastern District of Virginia and

[29:26] replace Eric Cybert. Trump praised

[29:30] Halagan on True Social, calling her

[29:32] tough, smart, and loyal attorney who is

[29:35] extremely intelligent, fearless, and has

[29:38] the strength and determination to be

[29:40] absolutely outstanding in this new and

[29:43] very important role. So, she's going to

[29:46] work alongside Attorney General Pam

[29:48] Bondi and Deputy Attorney General Todd

[29:53] Blanch. So, this is a big deal. Now,

[29:55] howigan previously represented President

[29:58] Trump after the Mara Lago raid, so she

[30:02] knows what she is up against, and she's

[30:05] been putting pressure for charges on

[30:08] Leticia James for the documented

[30:11] mortgage fraud that she committed. So,

[30:14] this is a big deal. Now, one other thing

[30:17] that I didn't get to report on here that

[30:19] I want to report is that President Trump

[30:22] publicly is pressuring Attorney General

[30:24] Pam Bondi, saying, "Why aren't there

[30:27] more arrests? Some of these people, Adam

[30:30] Schiff, Leticia James, others, there's

[30:33] documented evidence that they committed

[30:36] crimes. You're embarrassing us and

[30:38] ruining our reputation. Let's get

[30:41] going."

[30:42] So, President Trump knows that these

[30:46] people have committed crimes. He knows

[30:49] that the Justice Department needs to go

[30:52] after them and he is now upping the

[30:54] pressure on Attorney General Pam Bondi

[30:56] to take action. Get off Fox News, stop

[31:00] using lip service and start physically

[31:04] bringing charges. I hope that she will.

[31:07] Otherwise, I think she might be the

[31:09] first person that President Trump fires

[31:12] because he knows going into the

[31:14] midterms, there has to be justice. There

[31:17] has to be accountability. All right,

[31:20] patriots. I know that you guys are the

[31:22] true patriots. Thank you guys so much

[31:24] for liking and sharing these videos,

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[31:29] of this, go watch uh the video about

[31:33] uh me walking the crime scene of the

[31:37] Charlie Kirk killing as well as today's

[31:40] earlier video where I explain how the

[31:43] bullet ended up found in Charlie Kirk's

[31:46] body. I love you guys. Stay amazing and

[31:48] I will see you on the next video.