Tony Fauci's Personal Diary Reveals Shocking Truth About His COVID Response Priorities

[00:00] There's probably nothing more

[00:02] frustrating in life than watching bad

[00:04] people thrive after doing bad things.

[00:07] This is been known for a long time. In

[00:10] fact, there's a famous line in

[00:11] Ecclesiastes 8 or something like that.

[00:13] How frustrating it is to watch the

[00:15] wicked get what the righteous deserve

[00:17] and the righteous get what the wicked

[00:18] deserve. And all around us, you see

[00:21] that. And now more than ever, it feels

[00:23] like look at Bill Gates. Bill Gates

[00:26] knows that he'll never face justice in

[00:28] this life. Bill Gates is one of the

[00:29] richest people in the world. And no

[00:31] matter how many times he is exposed for

[00:33] what he is, which is really an enemy of

[00:35] our civilization,

[00:37] he faces no penalty at all. There's no

[00:40] one in power in the United States who

[00:42] wouldn't be happy to receive Bill Gates

[00:44] as a visiting dignitary in his office or

[00:46] have him over for dinner and then brag

[00:48] to your friends about I was had dinner

[00:49] with Bill Gates. It's good to be Bill

[00:52] Gates and it shouldn't be. And that's

[00:55] true for so many. Larry Silverstein who

[00:57] owned building 7 on 9/11 95 years old

[01:01] and a billionaire.

[01:03] So you ask yourself looking around like

[01:06] where's the justice? It seems inverted

[01:09] and there's really no episode in

[01:11] American life at least in our lives in

[01:13] the last 60 years where that's more

[01:14] obvious than during COVID. Who are the

[01:16] victims of COVID? Well, they are the

[01:19] people who you think of as the best

[01:20] people in our society, the small

[01:22] business owners just kind of doing their

[01:23] thing, running their store, their little

[01:25] family business. as they got crushed and

[01:27] eliminated in favor of Amazon and

[01:29] Netflix and, you know, Airbnb.

[01:33] Companies that don't have your best

[01:35] interest at heart, aren't ethical in any

[01:37] recognizable sense. And yet, they got

[01:39] bigger, richer, and the decent people

[01:43] got destroyed.

[01:45] And that's true in the human level, too.

[01:47] Who suffered? Well, I don't know. Nurses

[01:49] and firemen and cops and enlisted Navy

[01:53] Seals who didn't want the vac. They all

[01:55] got fired. They lost their jobs. Their

[01:56] lives were destroyed. They lost their

[01:57] pensions because they wouldn't take the

[01:58] vax. And who thrived? Well, the guy at

[02:01] the top of the ugly pyramid of COVID,

[02:05] Tony Fouchy. Tony Fouchy was responsible

[02:08] for America's response. In some ways,

[02:11] the West's response to CO, a true

[02:14] disaster by any measure. Of course, they

[02:16] lie about everything around CO, but

[02:18] people did die. They claim up to 35

[02:21] million people died during CO. 35

[02:23] million. whe that number is real or not

[02:25] and we'll of course never know. They

[02:27] classified car accidents as COVID

[02:29] deaths. So I mean again the lying was so

[02:31] embedded in the reporting of the numbers

[02:34] that no one will ever even

[02:36] guess at what the real toll was. But

[02:38] tons of people died for sure. The US

[02:41] economy was turned upside down. The

[02:42] country itself has basically a different

[02:44] system of government than it had before

[02:46] CO. No one voted on that. It just kind

[02:48] of happened because of CO.

[02:51] And the long-term effects are still

[02:53] unknown, but they're not good. The COVID

[02:54] vaccine didn't prevent people from

[02:56] getting CO. It poisoned them. It lowered

[02:59] the fertility rate. It clearly hiked the

[03:01] cancer rate.

[03:03] It's unbelievable that people injected

[03:05] that into their bodies. The evidence is

[03:08] coming in and there's really no question

[03:10] about it. The COVID vacc very bad. It

[03:13] wasn't a vaccine. It was some kind of

[03:15] weird gene therapy and it was tested on

[03:17] the entire population of the West.

[03:21] And the guy at the very top of that

[03:23] command structure again, Tony Fouchy,

[03:26] who's 85 now, was he punished? No.

[03:30] He famously got a blanket pardon. He

[03:33] wasn't even charged with anything, but

[03:34] Joe Biden as one of his last acts as

[03:36] president.

[03:38] Gave him a pardon for crimes he might be

[03:41] charged with. That tells you a lot.

[03:44] and he went back to Washington where he

[03:46] spent his entire adult life as one of

[03:48] the highest paid federal employees to

[03:51] enjoy his sort of retirement. He got

[03:53] some kind of signicure at Georgetown.

[03:56] It's just a CIA cutout posing as a

[03:58] university.

[04:00] And he got lifetime Secret Service

[04:02] protection, free federal bodyguards that

[04:04] you pay for. Do you have those? No.

[04:08] and he can be seen every day walking

[04:09] through Glover Archabald Park in

[04:11] Northwest DC, one of the prettiest urban

[04:13] centers in the world

[04:16] with his bodyguards that you pay for.

[04:18] So, how is that justice? He clearly knew

[04:21] that this wasn't

[04:23] a natural virus. It clearly knew now we

[04:25] know he knew that it came from the Wuhan

[04:27] lab and he lied about that. He lied

[04:29] about the efficacy of the COVID shots.

[04:32] He lied about so much.

[04:35] So when does he get punished for what he

[04:38] did since so many people who did nothing

[04:40] wrong have been punished? Why are the

[04:43] wicked being treated like the righteous?

[04:47] It's fair to ask that. It's fair to ask

[04:48] even deeper questions about the nature

[04:50] of justice in the universe. Why would a

[04:51] loving God allow this? That's a fair

[04:54] question.

[04:57] And then you see Tony Fouchy, not the

[04:59] idea of Tony Fouchy or the cartoon

[05:01] villain of Tony Fouchy, but actually

[05:02] Tony Fouchy as of well today.

[05:06] And you realize he's not getting away

[05:07] with anything.

[05:09] None of them are. Justice is real.

[05:13] Wrongdoers are always punished. Period.

[05:18] That's a fact of life, whether it's

[05:20] obvious at the time or not.

[05:23] And that punishment begins immediately.

[05:26] And you can see it when you look at

[05:28] them. You can see it when you look at

[05:28] Bill Gates. Is Bill Gates winning? He's

[05:31] apparently beaten his venerial disease

[05:33] who we learned about in the Epstein

[05:34] files. But is he winning? Does is that a

[05:37] happy man with a wife who loves him and

[05:40] kids who respect him with deep personal

[05:43] friendships?

[05:45] No.

[05:47] And today we learn without question that

[05:50] Tony Fouchy is in that same category.

[05:53] He's still alive, but in some very

[05:55] obvious sense he's already in hell. And

[05:57] we know that because he testified before

[05:59] the Senate Homeland Security Committee

[06:01] today at the demand of the chairman of

[06:04] that committee, Senator Ran Paul of

[06:06] Kentucky. And he called Fouchy to

[06:09] testify to respond to Fouch's own

[06:13] personal diary. Now, how exactly would a

[06:16] Senate committee, how would Senator Ran

[06:18] Paul of Kentucky have Tony Fouch's

[06:20] personal diary?

[06:23] Well, because

[06:25] it was on government servers.

[06:28] So, as you assess everything you're

[06:30] about to learn about Tony Fouch's

[06:32] thoughts

[06:34] during CO, and we now we know what they

[06:35] are because, again, we have his personal

[06:37] diary, keep in mind that nobody broke

[06:39] into his house in Washington and stole

[06:41] it.

[06:43] This is a man who worked for the federal

[06:46] government at taxpayer expense as a

[06:49] public servant since 1968, since the day

[06:52] he left his residency, since he became a

[06:54] doctor. He never practiced medicine. He

[06:57] was never a scientist. He was a health

[07:00] administrator. He was a bureaucrat.

[07:01] That's one of the reasons he was such an

[07:03] obvious hero for the lifestyle liberals

[07:06] who comprise the American media. Because

[07:08] above all, they worship what?

[07:10] Bureaucracy.

[07:12] the committee credentials

[07:16] decisions made by the group. These are

[07:18] weak and fearful people. They distrust

[07:21] strength and crisp clear language and

[07:25] crisp clear decision-making. They are

[07:27] only comfortable in a world governed by

[07:30] bureaucracy.

[07:32] The HR department writ large otherwise

[07:35] known as the federal government.

[07:36] millions and millions of federal workers

[07:39] who collectively control almost every

[07:41] aspect of your life and more now since

[07:43] co.

[07:44] So they worshiped Tony Fouchy

[07:48] and they still do of course he was a

[07:50] natural hero for them a fearful

[07:54] obviously mediocre beta male

[07:57] who couched totalitarian behavior in the

[08:02] language of therapy. We're doing this

[08:04] because it's safe. We're gonna put a

[08:07] camera in your car violating your last

[08:10] private sanctuary on this planet because

[08:13] if you were to not off because you were

[08:15] sleepy, that might pose a danger to you

[08:17] and those around you.

[08:19] That's the language of bureaucratic

[08:21] totalitarianism. And that's very much

[08:23] the language that Anthony Fouchy has

[08:25] spent the last 65 years speaking in

[08:29] public and in private. So naturally they

[08:32] love him because he really is

[08:36] the perfect distillation of who they are

[08:39] and the system that above all they

[08:41] support. It's not a meritocracy. It's

[08:43] just the opposite. It's a system that

[08:44] elevates the mediocre to positions of

[08:46] power and hides their mediocrity in the

[08:49] crowd. That's what a bureaucracy is.

[08:52] There is no individual in a bureaucracy

[08:54] because a bureaucracy speaks as one.

[08:56] We've decided, we believe, we think.

[09:00] So, in a sense, it's kind of a system

[09:03] that produces anti-heroes, certainly

[09:04] non-heroes.

[09:06] But anyway, at the top of it is Anthony

[09:08] Fouchy. And so comfortable with the

[09:11] system was Anthony Fouchy that he

[09:13] literally wrote his personal diary on a

[09:16] government computer and it was saved to

[09:18] a government server because Tony Fouchy

[09:21] saw no meaningful distinction between

[09:22] the government and himself. like so many

[09:25] people who serve us,

[09:28] he believes he owns us because he

[09:31] doesn't see any distinction between the

[09:34] US government and its aims and his own.

[09:39] Fascinating. In any case, Tony Fouchy

[09:41] shows up today at the Senate under

[09:43] subpoena to respond to questions from

[09:46] the committee

[09:48] and in so doing, he reveals who he

[09:51] really is. Now, watch this. This is his

[09:52] opening statement. He's reading it and

[09:54] it tells you so much about him. But

[09:56] notice

[09:58] for a moment what he's doing is he's

[10:00] speaking. He's shaking.

[10:03] He's shaking. He's terrified.

[10:07] And for a moment as you watch it and

[10:08] watch it, watch it again later, you find

[10:11] yourself feeling for the man. It's like

[10:14] the Wizard of Oz revealed with a curtain

[10:17] pulled back. This is not some all

[10:19] powerful dictator.

[10:22] This is a sad and terrified old man

[10:24] who's not very smart

[10:27] who's captured by his own narcissism.

[10:29] Only can think or talk about is himself.

[10:32] And of course, like all narcissists,

[10:34] fundamentally, he's afraid.

[10:37] So, here's Tony Fouchy shaking as he

[10:39] reads his opening statement. Given

[10:42] Senator Paul's obvious obsession with

[10:45] calling for my prosecution,

[10:48] his repeated slanderous comments about

[10:51] me, and recently his publicly releasing

[10:57] my unredacted

[10:59] personal diary aimed at embarrassing and

[11:03] intimidating me, the only conclusion I

[11:07] can reach is that the sole reason he is

[11:11] calling me before this committee is to

[11:14] get me to say something, anything that

[11:18] could vindicate his repeated public

[11:22] pledges that I end up, in his words,

[11:25] quote, behind bars," unquote. Any

[11:29] reasonable person who has followed his

[11:33] unhinged obsession with me would readily

[11:38] come to the same conclusion.

[11:41] Therefore, although it pains me to do

[11:44] so, because of the respect I have for

[11:48] the legislative branch of government and

[11:51] my decadesl long record of cooperating

[11:55] with Congress, under the advice of my

[11:58] attorneys, I will invoke my right under

[12:01] the fifth amendment of the Constitution

[12:04] to refrain from answering your

[12:06] questions. Thank you.

[12:09] That's Anthony Fouchy. That's the guy

[12:12] we're mad at and spent so many years

[12:14] afraid of and frustrated by and he needs

[12:17] to go to jail. Anthony Fouchy, he's a

[12:19] threat.

[12:21] No, he's pathetic.

[12:23] He's not very smart. He talks only about

[12:26] himself.

[12:28] Senator Paul's unhinged obsession with

[12:30] me. He doesn't like me. Well, as you're

[12:33] about to discover when we go through

[12:35] portions of his diary, the only person

[12:37] with an unhinged obsession with Anthony

[12:39] Fouchy is in fact Anthony Fouchy. That's

[12:42] his main concern. No attempt to address

[12:45] the substance of COVID. Again, by

[12:47] Fouch's own estimate, this disease, this

[12:50] pandemic, killed tens of millions of

[12:51] people around the world. Tens of

[12:53] millions,

[12:55] and changed government's relationship to

[12:58] its populations in every western

[13:01] country, in most countries around the

[13:03] world,

[13:05] and caused the largest vaccination

[13:09] vaccination program of what was not a

[13:12] vaccine in history.

[13:15] And by the way, in so doing eliminated

[13:18] core constitutional rights, which is why

[13:20] it takes a man with no self-awareness

[13:22] whatsoever to invoke the constitution,

[13:26] my constitutional right under the fifth

[13:27] amendment not to incriminate myself.

[13:31] Really? What about your constitutional

[13:32] right to say what you think is true?

[13:33] That would be the first amendment, not

[13:34] the fifth. The first and of course we

[13:36] lost that during COVID.

[13:38] government directed social media

[13:40] companies to eliminate to just disappear

[13:44] dissenting views on COVID. Anybody who

[13:48] had an opinion different from Anthony

[13:49] Fouchy was silenced and I can speak to

[13:51] that firsthand. In fact,

[13:55] that is not a violation of your

[13:57] constitutional rights. That's a

[13:58] violation of your most basic

[14:00] constitutional right, which is the right

[14:01] as a citizen to say what you think. And

[14:05] Fouchy did his part to eliminate that

[14:07] right, but now he's invoking another

[14:08] right in the Constitution because it's a

[14:10] sacred document. I mean, what are we

[14:12] looking at here? It's not just

[14:13] hypocrisy.

[14:15] It's a total lack of awareness of

[14:18] anybody but yourself.

[14:21] What we're really looking at here is

[14:23] deep mediocrity.

[14:25] And as you watch this, if you watched

[14:27] any of the hearings today, you came away

[14:29] with the same feeling you had if you

[14:31] spent any time reading Jeffrey Epstein's

[14:33] personal correspondence.

[14:35] We spent years talking about Jeffrey

[14:36] Epstein, this dark genius,

[14:40] this puppet master behind a shadowy

[14:42] cabal running the world. And then you

[14:46] read his texts and emails and you're

[14:47] like, actually,

[14:49] he's kind of like a middling IQ guy from

[14:52] Brooklyn, which is, by the way, exactly

[14:54] who Tony Fouchy is. Son of a pharmacist

[14:56] from Bedstey in Brooklyn.

[14:59] That's not an attack on Brooklyn.

[15:02] It's merely the observation that these

[15:05] are not impressive people. They're not

[15:08] in charge of anything.

[15:11] They are functionaries. they are

[15:13] carrying out tasks assigned to them by

[15:15] others. Obviously, what you're looking

[15:16] at, not to put put too fine a point on

[15:19] it, is the benality of evil.

[15:23] The people who carry out the crimes

[15:26] probably not the masterminds behind the

[15:28] crimes. And certainly Tony Fouchy,

[15:30] obviously Tony Fouchy, like Jeffrey

[15:32] Epstein, is not capable

[15:35] of being the mastermind behind anything.

[15:38] Probably not the mastermind behind a

[15:40] dinner party.

[15:42] He's a doctor who never practiced

[15:43] medicine, a scientist who never did

[15:45] science. He's a lifelong health

[15:48] administrator.

[15:50] And he's about as clever as you would

[15:51] imagine, which is not very. And if you

[15:54] need more evidence of that and more

[15:56] evidence that this country is like

[15:58] reaching the level of parody,

[16:01] here was Dr. Tony Fouch's responses

[16:04] to Senator Josh Holly of Missouri's

[16:06] simple questions about, I don't know,

[16:08] what is the color of your necktie? Watch

[16:10] this. What day of the week is it today?

[16:16] >> On the advice of council, I respectfully

[16:19] declined to answer based upon my rights

[16:21] under the fifth amendment to the

[16:23] constitution.

[16:23] >> What color tie are you wearing?

[16:26] >> On the advice of council, I respectfully

[16:29] decline to answer based upon my rights

[16:31] under the fifth amendment to the

[16:33] constitution.

[16:33] >> What color is the carpet in front of

[16:35] you?

[16:38] On the advice of council, I respectfully

[16:41] declined to answer based upon my rights

[16:43] under the fifth amendment to the

[16:45] constitution.

[16:46] >> Imagine participating in a display like

[16:49] that. Imagine humiliating yourself like

[16:52] that. Imagine believing there's some

[16:54] risk to describing the day of the week

[16:56] or the color of your neck tie. Imagine

[16:58] taking advice from lawyers.

[17:00] The whole thing is amazing. And it's

[17:02] amazing because it shows that Tony

[17:06] Fouchy is not only not a great man, not

[17:09] a figure out of history, managed COVID,

[17:14] he's a tiny man. And not just

[17:15] physically, he's a tiny man. His lawyer

[17:18] tells him to read back a canned line

[17:21] like Jimmy Hoffa about the Fifth

[17:23] Amendment in response to any question,

[17:25] and he does it. Imagine that. Imagine

[17:29] your lawyer says, "You know, every

[17:30] question gets this response on advice of

[17:33] my counsel. I refuse to answer that on

[17:34] the grounds I might incriminate me on

[17:35] the fifth amendment United States

[17:36] Constitution." You say, "I'm not going

[17:38] to I'm not going to do that." If they

[17:40] ask a question that I think exposes me,

[17:42] maybe I will. But if they ask you a day

[17:44] of the week is, I'm going to say it's

[17:47] Wednesday, cuz it is. Cuz I'm not a

[17:50] robot or a trained seal. I'm not an

[17:52] animal. I'm a man. And that's

[17:54] humiliating. Imagine nodding as your

[17:57] lawyer says, "Okay,

[17:59] Mr. Attorney." Again, imagine taking

[18:04] important advice from a lawyer or having

[18:08] dinner with one for that matter.

[18:13] Kind of a kind of a window into what

[18:16] went wrong in the whole American

[18:18] experiment. Let's put the lawyers in

[18:19] charge. The most fearful, dumbest,

[18:22] smallest thinkers we can find. They're

[18:24] literally lawyers. We'll put them in

[18:26] charge. What color is your next? I can't

[18:29] answer the question on the grounds that

[18:31] shut up.

[18:33] A society like that is going nowhere but

[18:35] down lawyers. Okay. No. And they're just

[18:39] like Fouchi and Ebstein. It's the

[18:41] benality of evil. It's evil by

[18:44] committee.

[18:46] It's not even Mussolini evil.

[18:51] It's BRV evil. and it's embarrassing.

[18:55] So, to uh Fouch's real concerns, it's

[18:58] not COVID. He didn't talk about COVID

[18:59] today and how he saved lives or how the

[19:02] vax actually worked despite the fact he

[19:04] kept getting he kept getting corona

[19:06] after getting vaccinated multiple times

[19:08] and boosted like six times and he kept

[19:11] getting COVID. Do you remember that?

[19:14] It was unbelievable. It was like this

[19:16] can't be happening.

[19:18] But it did happen and he's not punished

[19:21] formally, but as you could just see,

[19:25] he's not thriving. He's not winning.

[19:27] He's being punished right now. And

[19:30] there's more to come for him and for a

[19:32] lot of us, honestly. It's not just

[19:33] Fouchy. Any case, this is what he cared

[19:35] about. So I I want to read uh apparently

[19:39] verbatim

[19:41] passage from his personal diary, the one

[19:44] he left on his personal servers, which

[19:46] also belong to you and me and everyone

[19:47] else in this country cuz they were

[19:48] govern servers. And this is from May

[19:51] 21st, 2020. So this was really in the

[19:53] opening day. So we first most of us hear

[19:56] that something's going on in central

[19:57] China in January of 2020. And by May

[20:01] 21st of 2020, which is by the way, right

[20:04] before the George Floyd hoax happened,

[20:08] right before that guy ODed in

[20:09] Minneapolis, we pretend he was beaten to

[20:11] death by a white cop cuz all whites are

[20:12] racist. I don't know if you remember

[20:13] that. That guy's still in jail. By the

[20:14] way, Trump administration hasn't done

[20:17] anything about that, but okay, here's

[20:19] what Fouchi was thinking about. This

[20:21] apparently is real and this tells you

[20:24] everything. And but by the way, we could

[20:26] go through and like all the cases and

[20:27] we're going to sp speak to an actual

[20:29] doctor, Mary Mary Bowen in just a minute

[20:32] about what Fouchi knew about the virus,

[20:35] but really most of his diary that we've

[20:37] seen is not about the virus and the

[20:40] spike proteins and where did it come

[20:41] from and no, it's about him and how many

[20:45] shows he did and who in the media is

[20:47] nice and who's mean, who's putting him

[20:50] on TV, how many cable hits he's doing. I

[20:53] mean, this is the smallest bore stuff

[20:55] imaginable because narcissism ultimately

[20:59] is the most interesting, uninteresting

[21:02] possible mental disorder cuz it's all

[21:04] about you. And honestly, you're not that

[21:06] interesting. None of us are that

[21:07] interesting. Apparently, his mom never

[21:09] told him that. She should have. In any

[21:10] case, here's May 21st, 2020. And I'm

[21:13] quoting, "Big front page article about

[21:15] me appeared in the Washington Post. Very

[21:18] flattering. The situation with my

[21:20] national and the international fame is

[21:22] explosive and really unimaginable. It is

[21:25] not hyperbole to say that today I am the

[21:28] most famous and talked about person in

[21:30] the country and one of the most

[21:32] recognizable pin in the world. Just to

[21:36] restate the guy's an idiot. He's one of

[21:38] the most recognizable pie in the world

[21:40] people in the world. Countless profiles

[21:42] on me in multiple media. I cannot even

[21:45] read all the things that are written

[21:46] about me since I am so busy. Seriously?

[21:50] Like what?

[21:52] Are you kidding? You're like a

[21:54] 15year-old girl. This is insane. Quote,

[21:56] "POTUS, that'd be the president of the

[21:58] United States, seems to be enamored of

[22:00] me, even though I am taking the

[22:01] spotlight away from him. We're

[22:03] developing a very unique and interesting

[22:05] relationship." Okay, just editor's note

[22:07] here. Something cannot be very unique.

[22:09] unique means singular. Something

[22:12] is either unique or it's not. Unique

[22:14] means there's nothing like it. It stands

[22:16] alone. It is unique. So you you can't

[22:18] actually qualify unique. You don't say

[22:20] very how can something be very unique.

[22:24] Are you joking? This is the scient

[22:28] Excuse me. We're developing a very

[22:30] unique and interesting relationship. The

[22:32] entire Secret Service Corps is coming

[22:35] over to me and chatting. They let me

[22:37] into the first gate at the White House

[22:38] without even checking ID. Everyone is

[22:41] worried about my health and welfare.

[22:42] Probably because it's all over the place

[22:43] that I'm almost 80 years old.

[22:47] Are you kidding? This is America's top

[22:49] scientist. It's actually so perfect.

[22:51] This is America's top scientist

[22:53] responding to the most grave public

[22:55] health threat in history of the world.

[23:00] And he's bragging about how he's famous.

[23:02] I'm the most recognizable man in the

[23:04] world. The Secret Service loves me to

[23:06] let me without even checking ID. I'm

[23:08] that famous.

[23:10] Holy smokes.

[23:13] How reassuring it would be if his diary

[23:15] was like, "We're taking over the world.

[23:17] We're poisoning people with gene

[23:19] therapy. They think it's a vaccine.

[23:23] I talked to my masters in Tel Aviv this

[23:25] morning. We're almost there. We almost

[23:28] have them." You'd be like, "Okay, at

[23:30] least I know what's going on." But this

[23:33] evil mastermind is talking about his

[23:35] cable news hits and how famous he is. I

[23:39] mean, barf.

[23:42] It's like, you hate to say it, but it's

[23:44] like it really is kind of a modern

[23:46] American version of megalomania.

[23:50] He's not taking over the world. He's

[23:53] dominating MSNBC

[23:55] and Fox News for that matter. He goes on

[23:58] about how in his diary, we're not going

[23:59] to put it up, but his favorite person in

[24:01] the whole administration is Alyssa

[24:02] Farah. Lisa Farah who's

[24:07] not a genius but he loves her probably

[24:10] about the same like intellectually but

[24:13] he loves her because she's encouraging

[24:15] him to do more TV hits. I want you on TV

[24:18] all day. And when she finally resigns

[24:20] from the White House because she's a

[24:22] liberal obviously of course she is. He's

[24:25] like oh she's the only good person cuz

[24:27] she got me on all these television

[24:28] shows. His overriding concern, if you

[24:30] read the diary, is making sure that he

[24:33] continues to do cable news hits. Not to

[24:37] spread information or to calm the

[24:39] temperature or anything like that. Not

[24:40] to make anything better. And certainly,

[24:43] there's no public health objective here.

[24:45] It's just so he can be famous.

[24:48] He's 80 years old, man. In some ways,

[24:51] it's like the saddest thing you will

[24:52] ever read because we can confirm that

[24:54] going on cable news, no matter how often

[24:57] you do it, you could spend 30 years

[24:58] going on cable news. You could have your

[24:59] own show on cable news. And you know

[25:00] what it means? You know what it adds up

[25:01] to? And we can confirm this. Nothing.

[25:06] Nothing. It means literally nothing.

[25:08] You're staring into a camera and

[25:09] yapping. Does that get you into heaven?

[25:12] Does that make your children love you

[25:13] more? Is your wife impressed? No. Like,

[25:16] nobody cares.

[25:19] It's absurd.

[25:22] Anyway, that's the diary. So, you can

[25:25] imagine there are tons really the

[25:27] salient points in the whole diary or his

[25:29] kibbitzing behind the scenes with cable

[25:31] news people who he's so impressed by.

[25:33] But it's interesting to know who they

[25:34] are because remember at the time Tony

[25:37] Fouchy

[25:39] is the most important person in the

[25:42] world because he's coordinating the most

[25:43] important country's response to the

[25:45] gravest public health threat in all

[25:46] human history.

[25:48] So he is by definition a powerful guy.

[25:51] Now what's the media's job? To hold the

[25:52] powerful to account and to tell the rest

[25:54] of us what they're doing in our name

[25:57] with our money. That's the whole point.

[26:00] But are they doing that? Oh no. Oh no.

[26:03] They are residuously sucking up to those

[26:07] people. And it's very obvious when you

[26:10] watch because they never give them a

[26:11] hard time. And if someone does give them

[26:12] a hard time, someone actually like

[26:15] hassles a US senator. People like, I

[26:18] can't believe you said that to a US

[26:19] senator.

[26:22] What? It's my job. I'm impressed cuz

[26:25] you're a senator. I don't think so. But

[26:28] most people in cable news are very

[26:29] impressed by that. And Fouch is very

[26:31] impressed by them. So they all got

[26:32] together. Here's one example. I mean,

[26:34] this is so revealing and so

[26:36] embarrassing. You'd think people would

[26:37] resign over this, but they won't.

[26:40] Here's one.

[26:41] This is October 23rd, 2020. And I'm

[26:43] quoting now. Had dinner at my home with

[26:46] Jake and Jennifer Tapper. Relaxed. Good

[26:49] time. Jake clearly believes that Trump

[26:51] is totally nuts.

[26:55] Oh, Jake believes Trump is totally nuts.

[26:57] It's kind of like that, you know, high

[26:59] tone Georgetown salon talk. I think

[27:02] Trump is totally nuts. I agree with you,

[27:04] Jake. Jennifer, what do you think? Had a

[27:06] really relaxed time.

[27:08] some guy who's got like a midday show on

[27:11] CNN with 400,000 viewers on a good day.

[27:14] He's so excited. Had dinner with Jake

[27:16] and Jennifer Tapper. Future historians

[27:18] take note. Future historians would be

[27:20] like Jake and Jennifer. What? What is

[27:22] that? Were they senators? They have no

[27:24] idea cuz it doesn't mean anything. But

[27:26] Fouchy doesn't know that. Some low-rated

[27:29] CNN anchor who thinks Trump is nuts. Oo,

[27:31] thank you for the insight. These diaries

[27:33] will live through history. You really

[27:35] were a trenchant observer of your time.

[27:38] This is like this is what Twitter does

[27:40] to people after a while. They write crap

[27:42] like this in their personal diary on a

[27:44] government server. It's unbelievable.

[27:46] But the whole media were like this. Like

[27:48] everybody loves Fouchy, of course, cuz

[27:50] he's a representative of the

[27:51] bureaucratic class, the committee class,

[27:53] the credential class. He's a doctor.

[27:54] He's an imminent scientist. Is it

[27:57] imminent or eminent? We're not sure.

[27:58] He's very impressive scientist.

[28:02] But what's interesting is that Fouchi,

[28:04] because he is a narcissist, literally a

[28:06] nur textbook, not a doctor, but I'll

[28:08] diagnose it. He's a narcissist, obsessed

[28:10] with himself

[28:11] and deeply insecure. There's the short

[28:14] thing, obviously, not to be mean, but

[28:16] that's real.

[28:18] But not all short people are

[28:20] narcissists, of course. Not all are

[28:21] insecure, but he really is. So any

[28:24] criticism, he just can't let go. He he

[28:26] he can't handle it. and he writes about

[28:29] it faithfully in his diary on the

[28:31] government server. So for example, we

[28:33] find

[28:35] on June 18th, 2022, at this point Fouchy

[28:38] has COVID after telling us that if you

[28:40] take the shot, you can't get CO or

[28:42] transmit it to anybody else and you

[28:43] better do it because if you don't, you

[28:45] hate your grandparents. Do you remember

[28:46] that? But then he got it after getting

[28:49] injected again and again with this crap.

[28:51] Maybe it was sugar water. Maybe he

[28:54] didn't get it. Who knows what the truth

[28:55] is? But anyway, he kept getting it after

[28:57] at least pretending to get the vac. So

[28:59] the rest of us are like, "Wait a

[29:00] second." He told us if we get this,

[29:01] we're not going to get we're not going

[29:03] to get the virus. But here you have the

[29:05] virus again. So some of us noted that.

[29:07] He didn't like that at all. And here's

[29:09] what he said on June 18th, 2022. Quote,

[29:13] "The usual stuff is going on regarding

[29:15] my infection with Tucker Carl." Imagine

[29:17] writing a sentence like that, The

[29:19] usual stuff is going on regarding my

[29:21] infection with Tucker Carlson. doing a

[29:23] five or 10 minute discussion, tearing me

[29:25] down, but the usual accusations and

[29:28] belittling the people who were

[29:29] supporting me. What a total

[29:33] What a total Two exclamation

[29:35] points.

[29:38] You know, fair

[29:40] guy's kind of an True. True.

[29:44] But like, come on, Tony.

[29:47] Take a few steps back here. I mean,

[29:49] yeah, the guy's a total No one

[29:51] has ever really denied that. But you're

[29:54] the one who told us that getting this

[29:56] gene therapy shot would prevent us from

[29:58] getting the virus and now you have it

[30:02] again. So, how about you address that,

[30:05] tearing me down

[30:09] again? This is the benality of evil. So,

[30:12] if he were like evil in sort of an

[30:14] old-fashioned way, he'd be like,

[30:16] "They're on to me. They have discovered

[30:18] that THE VAX, THE SO-CALLED VACCINE,

[30:21] WHICH IS NOT REALLY A VACCINE, it's

[30:22] never to reduce human population

[30:25] globally so our robot masters can take

[30:28] over with AI.

[30:30] And they're on to me. It doesn't reduce

[30:32] the risk OF GETTING CO.

[30:35] NOW THEY KNOW. INSTEAD, he's like this

[30:38] old woman. Oh, what an

[30:41] Tearing me down. JUST TEARING ME DOWN.

[30:43] CAN'T SAY ANYTHING POSITIVE. Just

[30:45] tearing me down. Hm.

[30:49] This is how they talk and meetings

[30:50] throughout the federal government. This

[30:53] is the HR lady in charge of our national

[30:57] public health strategy. Man, we are

[31:00] getting what we deserve.

[31:02] And if you think of how this guy was

[31:04] describing, he's an eminent or is it

[31:06] imminent? Scientist.

[31:08] He's a scientist. He went to Cornell,

[31:09] which by the way is technically in the

[31:11] Ivy League. He's an Ivy League educated

[31:14] scientist.

[31:17] Do you not believe science? If an Ivy

[31:19] League educated scientist tells you

[31:21] something and you don't believe it,

[31:23] that's like apostasy

[31:25] and imminent or eminent Ivy League

[31:28] educated scientist tells you that.

[31:30] Instead, he's like mad about some cable

[31:33] news segment on Fox News.

[31:36] Oh, it's so good. So,

[31:39] ultimately, this just becomes too much

[31:41] for Fouchy. like he just goes totally

[31:44] crazy and decides,

[31:46] you know what, I don't want to deal with

[31:50] those on Fox News. There was

[31:52] really only one on Fox News. In

[31:53] fact, Fox News, by the way, was totally

[31:55] pro- Fouchy,

[31:57] as you may or may not recall, but those

[31:59] of us who worked there at the time

[32:00] remember very well the vax mandate at

[32:03] Fox News.

[32:05] And some of us live far enough away, it

[32:07] was just like, I'm not dealing with

[32:08] that. I'm not going to your sexual

[32:09] harassment seminars or your I'm racist

[32:12] cuz I'm white seminars or your trans

[32:15] pronoun seminars. You know, it's like

[32:18] it's not optional, but some of us just

[32:19] ignored it. Like, how about make me and

[32:21] they didn't. But if you're a producer at

[32:23] Fox, especially if you were a young

[32:24] woman at Fox and you like wanted to

[32:26] maybe have children in the future and so

[32:29] you didn't want to take an experimental

[32:31] gene therapy, you had no choice.

[32:34] And some of us said, "Well, wait a

[32:37] second.

[32:38] You can't make my staff, especially

[32:40] young women. I thought we were for

[32:41] women. Aren't we for women,

[32:45] but not actual women, just women in

[32:47] theory, meaning abortion, but actual

[32:49] women who might want to have babies and

[32:50] don't want to be gene therapied into

[32:52] infertility. Those women, no, no, shut

[32:54] up and take it or you can't come in the

[32:56] building or whatever, fire you.

[33:00] And so my show said, "No, I said no.

[33:04] I'll I'll resign if you do that." and

[33:07] they just ultimately backed off. But not

[33:10] and Fox was not the worst offender by

[33:12] the way. There many worst the US

[33:14] military behaved shamefully

[33:17] shamefully

[33:19] worse than any defeat in any battle the

[33:21] way that they treated their own men.

[33:25] And Fox wasn't as bad as that. But

[33:27] they're pretty bad because they believe

[33:29] the science. Because here you had this

[33:31] Ivy League educated scientist who never

[33:34] actually did any science

[33:36] and they just kind of went with it

[33:38] because by that point the whole society

[33:40] had been so feminized

[33:43] that every institution had exactly the

[33:46] same attitude which is well the

[33:47] authorities say so. The it's for your

[33:49] safety. The authorities say so. There's

[33:51] like no men left by that point and the

[33:54] few men left are the ones who didn't

[33:56] want the vax and this was a perfect

[33:58] opportunity to just cast them out to

[33:59] destroy them and that's exactly what

[34:01] they did.

[34:03] In any case, Fouchi got so frustrated

[34:06] with uh you know his mistreatment at the

[34:09] hands of like two people in all American

[34:11] media that he said you know what I'm

[34:13] going to go see the people who really

[34:15] love me. In the heart of every liberal

[34:18] there is this core belief that the

[34:20] blacks love me. The blacks love me. They

[34:22] love me. They love me. I'm a hero to the

[34:24] blacks. It's like that scene in Animal

[34:26] House when they go in. Otis stay in the

[34:28] night. Otis, he loves us.

[34:31] Otis, he loves us. So Fouchy goes, he's

[34:34] like, "Let's go. I have an idea. Here's

[34:35] what we'll do. We'll go to Southeast DC

[34:37] where the black people live. And you

[34:40] know, there's been just some

[34:41] misinformation. Unfortunately, I guess

[34:42] they're all watching that show on Fox

[34:44] News. You know, black people in

[34:46] Southeast DC watch a lot of Fox News.

[34:48] and they've been somehow fed this

[34:50] misinformation maybe by Russia, maybe

[34:51] they're watching RT and um they have

[34:54] these concerns which we're not going to

[34:56] dismiss because they are black and so

[34:57] they have a lot of historical claims,

[34:59] you know, that we have to take

[35:00] seriously, but they've been convinced

[35:03] that maybe this whole vaccine thing is a

[35:06] bad idea. So, I'm going to go there with

[35:07] the mayor of Washington, who is black

[35:11] hilariously. She's like about as black

[35:13] as Fouchy or me, like not actually

[35:15] black, but whatever. And we're going to

[35:16] go and we're going to go tell the blacks

[35:18] like, "Hey, we're here. Come. It's okay

[35:21] now. We're here. We're here. We're on

[35:22] your side." And we're going to tell them

[35:24] how great the facts is. And here's what

[35:27] happened next.

[35:28] >> The people in America are not settled

[35:31] with the information that's been given

[35:33] to us right now.

[35:34] >> So, I'm not going to be lining up taking

[35:36] a shot or a vaccination for something

[35:40] that wasn't clear in the first place.

[35:42] And then you all create a shot in

[35:45] miraculous time. It takes years to

[35:48] create vaccination.

[35:50] >> Well, it used to take years.

[35:51] >> Okay. It used to

[35:53] >> you know how you know how many years

[35:54] were invested in this in this approach?

[35:57] About 20 years of science to get us to

[35:59] be

[36:00] >> 20 years is not enough and 9 months is

[36:02] definitely not enough for nobody to be

[36:04] taking no vaccination that you all came

[36:06] up with. Cuz when you start talking

[36:08] about paying people to get vaccinated,

[36:10] when you start talking about

[36:11] incentivizing things to get people

[36:13] vaccinated, it's something else going on

[36:15] with that.

[36:16] >> Something else going on.

[36:18] >> It is something going on. Something

[36:19] else, right? But I'm glad millions of

[36:21] people like me and most everybody here

[36:23] didn't get an you know what their

[36:25] incentive was protecting their health

[36:27] and protecting the city. But I keep

[36:29] doing it's okay cuz my my incentive

[36:32] y'all campaign is about fear. It's about

[36:34] inciting fear in people. You all attack

[36:36] people with fear. That's what this

[36:38] pandemic is. It's a fear. It's fear.

[36:40] This pandemic, that's all it is. THERE'S

[36:43] SOMETHING GOING ON WITH THAT. OH, YOU

[36:45] THINK? Don't know that man's name. Have

[36:48] no idea why he didn't immediately become

[36:50] head of NIH because he's obviously a lot

[36:53] wiser than the people who actually ran

[36:55] it, Francis Collins and the rest of

[36:57] those liars. But that guy just knew. He

[37:01] knew. And you'll notice the black mayor

[37:03] of DC said, "All right, we're not going

[37:04] to bother you anymore anymore."

[37:06] Everything that man said, whose name has

[37:09] not been recorded by history, at least

[37:10] by us, was indisputably true.

[37:16] That's the reason that the vaccination

[37:19] rate, the vaccination rate for

[37:23] urban black people in the United States

[37:25] was relatively low.

[37:28] Not because they were getting

[37:29] disinformation, but because they weren't

[37:32] they weren't watching Fox News in the

[37:34] same numbers. They weren't watching

[37:36] MSNBC and CNN in the same numbers. So,

[37:39] they just applied like what seemed

[37:41] obvious. Really, you did this in 6

[37:42] months? It's not actually been tested on

[37:44] anybody. You want me to put it in my

[37:45] body

[37:47] and you're telling me that if I don't,

[37:48] I'm a bad person. Why are you telling me

[37:50] that? Why are you ruling by fear and

[37:53] asking me to trust you? That was spot

[37:57] on.

[37:59] But Fouchy, because he's a narcissist,

[38:01] didn't let those words penetrate. He was

[38:03] like, "The blacks,

[38:05] I still think they love me, but they're

[38:07] very uneducated."

[38:10] Imagine what his thoughts were in that

[38:12] moment. Imagine

[38:14] the actual racism going through his

[38:17] brain. Right? Then we found this black

[38:19] guy and I was just lecturing Fouchy

[38:22] about real science. Like where's the

[38:23] evidence? Fouch. She's like, "No, no,

[38:25] no, no. We got this. No, you don't. So

[38:28] great." But it caused him not a moment

[38:32] of actual self-reflection. Not one

[38:35] moment. Fauci was convinced from the

[38:37] beginning of this, well really from the

[38:39] beginning of the AIDS epidemic, which

[38:40] was a real epidemic by the way,

[38:43] until today in his appearance before the

[38:46] Senate Homeland Committee that not only

[38:48] is he right about everything and should

[38:51] be treated as such without evidence of

[38:53] any kind because that's science. Just

[38:54] take my word for it. That's that's

[38:55] science. I'm a guy with a Ivy League

[38:59] adjacent or is Cornell in the Ivy

[39:01] League? Does it actually count?

[39:02] Whatever. We'll just call it the Ivy

[39:03] League. Cornell

[39:05] I've got this degree and you don't and

[39:08] so you don't believe me, you're against

[39:09] science. And over time, Fouchi allowed

[39:12] himself to conflate and then say

[39:15] publicly that he conflated his own

[39:18] opinions with this thing called science,

[39:20] which at that point wasn't really a

[39:22] method, but a religion. And it was at

[39:24] this moment in an interview with

[39:28] the former journalist who turns out we

[39:30] learned from Fouch's diaries his

[39:31] personal friend and adviser his

[39:33] political adviser Chuck Todd

[39:37] of NBC News at the time he since got

[39:39] fired left and you know who he's in

[39:42] obscurity now but at the time he was

[39:43] still like able to say I'm Chuck Todd

[39:44] from NBC News. Fouchy revealed

[39:49] really the most important

[39:52] truth about the entire episode which is

[39:55] that the people pushing this insanity or

[39:59] at least the public face of this

[40:01] insanity I mean clearly they are not

[40:03] making the decisions the people behind

[40:05] them the pharma companies for example

[40:08] may have had other motives but the

[40:11] public health officials who are doing

[40:12] the bidding of those companies and maybe

[40:14] others

[40:16] really began to believe

[40:19] that their orders should be followed

[40:22] because they said so. Mrs. Jones, can I

[40:25] go to the bathroom? No. Why? Because I

[40:28] said so. And that's the moment when you

[40:31] realize that like this science thing, it

[40:34] not only was inherently ridiculous,

[40:36] science is the opposite of because I

[40:38] said so. Science is a way of getting

[40:40] beyond because I said so into provable

[40:44] truths about the material world. That's

[40:45] what science is.

[40:47] But not only did it become ridiculous

[40:49] and something very much like the

[40:51] opposite of what it was intended to be,

[40:52] it had become a malignant force,

[40:54] something dangerous.

[40:56] If this is science, we should run from

[40:58] science. We should ban science. If it's

[41:00] this watch

[41:02] >> because a lot of what you're seeing as

[41:04] attacks on me quite frankly are attacks

[41:07] on science because all of the things

[41:10] that I have spoken about consistently

[41:12] from the very beginning have been

[41:14] fundamentally based on science.

[41:17] Sometimes those things were inconvenient

[41:19] truths for people and there was push

[41:22] back against me. So if you are trying to

[41:25] do, you know, get at me as a public

[41:28] health official and a scientist, you're

[41:30] really attacking not only Dr. Anthony

[41:32] Fouchy, you're attacking science.

[41:36] If you don't like me, you just don't

[41:38] like science. You just don't like

[41:40] science because I am science. This is

[41:42] like Louis the 14th stuff. Science say

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[42:49] So the question is if that's science,

[42:52] what do actual physicians and scientists

[42:54] think? Well, we kind of know who they

[42:56] are because they not only disagreed with

[43:00] the federal mandates, the vax mandate

[43:02] and the various turns out

[43:05] counterproductive and insane responses

[43:06] to co that the rest of us were subjected

[43:08] to, but they said so publicly. So

[43:10] presumably there are lots of physicians

[43:13] out there, health care professionals who

[43:15] thought this whole thing was nuts. But

[43:17] it's the ones who said so out loud and

[43:20] who made affirmative steps to protect

[43:22] their patients

[43:24] in the face of the insanity that hurt so

[43:27] many people and paid the price for that.

[43:30] Those are the people we should listen

[43:31] to. And really top on the list is Mary

[43:34] Tally Bowden who's a physician in Texas

[43:38] who treated patients throughout the

[43:40] so-called pandemic and did so according

[43:43] to what was good for them and according

[43:44] to her understanding of science which is

[43:47] provable reality and for that she was

[43:50] punished and that's why we have listened

[43:51] to her very carefully ever since and

[43:53] we're honored to have her join us now.

[43:56] Dr. Thanks very much for coming on.

[43:58] you've been um it's been so many years

[44:00] now and but you've never let up and

[44:03] never stopped clearly being upset by

[44:06] what you saw during CO, what was done to

[44:08] you and your patients during CO, but

[44:10] also never stopped trying to bring the

[44:12] truth about what happened to the public.

[44:14] And I just hope that this is a turning

[44:15] point where more people will hear what

[44:18] you're saying. But first to the hearings

[44:19] today, what did you learn from them?

[44:23] Well, thanks for having me back on. And

[44:25] yeah, it gave me a bit of PTSD,

[44:28] honestly. And, you know, a small part of

[44:31] me was hopeful that he'd walk away in

[44:34] handcuffs, but alas, uh, nothing like

[44:37] that happened at all. So, yeah, it's uh,

[44:42] it's disappointing. Uh, but there's

[44:44] there are some silver linings. Uh, he

[44:47] was it was basically a sterilized

[44:49] struggle session. He was publicly

[44:52] shamed. And as angry as our side is, his

[44:57] side feels sorry for him, which is in

[44:59] itself a big uh negative for a

[45:03] narcissist.

[45:04] Um so and it's reigniting a conversation

[45:08] that never should have ended. I mean,

[45:10] COVID was the biggest health crisis of

[45:13] our lifetime. It impacted every every

[45:16] single American was directly impacted by

[45:18] the pandemic. And yet the current

[45:21] administration, despite what we were

[45:23] promised, has completely swept it under

[45:25] the rug. And I continue to see patients

[45:28] in my office. I'm an ear, nose, and

[45:30] throat and sleep medicine specialist in

[45:32] Houston, but I sort of got swept into

[45:36] COVID inadvertently and I continue to

[45:39] see patients in my office almost daily

[45:42] who have been whose lives have been

[45:43] completely destroyed by these shots.

[45:45] I've never seen anything like it. Been

[45:47] practicing for over 20 years. I've seen

[45:50] drugs come and go from the market and

[45:53] normally the FDA does its job. They

[45:55] sweep in when problems arise and they do

[45:58] the right thing and they pull them. Uh

[46:00] but here we have blatant disregard for

[46:04] really truly awful harmful side effects

[46:07] and our government has completely

[46:09] abandoned them. And uh I was you know

[46:13] most uh proud of Ron Johnson today. He

[46:16] was the only one who brought up this

[46:18] issue of the patients that have been

[46:20] harmed. And I'm sure everybody watching

[46:23] this knows somebody who was harmed by

[46:26] these shots. And yet they're still

[46:27] giving them to children. 7 million

[46:30] children have received a COVID shot

[46:33] according to the CDC since Trump took

[46:36] office. And even two nights ago, Robert

[46:39] Kennedy, he was on with Laura Ingram, he

[46:43] admitted there's absolutely no upside to

[46:46] these CO shots for children. And yet, he

[46:49] allowed it to happen. It's very

[46:51] disappointing. So, I think that this

[46:54] hearing, despite nothing happening,

[46:56] actually it will reignite the

[46:58] conversation. You can The anger on X is

[47:00] palpable. Um, and we see politicians

[47:05] that really haven't talked about it in

[47:06] quite some time starting to comment

[47:08] again on it. Uh, which now I think is a

[47:11] time to keep that momentum going and

[47:14] really pressure the people that we

[47:16] elected to protect us uh, to do their

[47:19] jobs.

[47:21] >> What What kind of injuries do you see

[47:23] from the mRNA shots?

[47:26] >> It's a cluster. I don't see acute

[47:28] stroke. I don't see acute myocarditis

[47:31] anymore. I see patients who have severe

[47:34] chronic fatigue. They have POTS and POTS

[47:37] is where your blood pressure and pulse

[47:39] change erratically with no trigger. And

[47:42] it can be to the point where people are

[47:43] not able to get out of bed. I see

[47:45] neurological injuries, so tremors,

[47:47] shaking, uh neuropathy,

[47:50] uh sometimes severe rashes or or very

[47:53] unusual rashes that would that don't

[47:55] respond to steroids or antihistamines or

[47:58] even biologics.

[48:00] Uh and and you do all sorts of tests or

[48:03] the patients in ine inevitably go to

[48:06] multiple doctors. They get multiple

[48:09] tests done and unfortunately nothing

[48:11] really shows up. And the doctors who

[48:14] don't acknowledge that they well the

[48:16] doctors usually do not acknowledge it

[48:18] has anything to do with the co shot and

[48:22] uh they're gas lit many of them are put

[48:24] on psychiatric medications but yeah I

[48:27] see the same cluster of symptoms over

[48:29] and over again and these are patients

[48:31] that are previously healthy and you look

[48:33] at the timing and all of a sudden bam

[48:35] all these issues come up and um so it's

[48:39] um you know unfortunately we don't have

[48:41] a a diagnostic test and that's a big

[48:44] limitation. Now there there is a spike

[48:47] protein test that will be coming out

[48:50] soon I hope from what I hear which I

[48:53] think will help and we have found that

[48:56] the spike protein is causing formation

[48:58] of these amaloid like proteins in the

[49:01] blood which can be detected on a test.

[49:03] An amaloid is an abnormal protein that's

[49:06] very difficult for the body to break

[49:08] down. And so it causes micro clotting,

[49:10] clogging of the blood flow. And so that

[49:13] explains why some people have this

[49:14] horrible brain fog or or neuropathy

[49:17] because the blood is not getting to the

[49:19] organs and the body can't clear the

[49:21] amaloid that has formed from the spike

[49:24] protein.

[49:26] So, you've seen because you've been in

[49:29] practice a long time, there have been a

[49:31] lot of drugs with unanticipated side

[49:33] effects or in any effect whether they

[49:36] were known or not, side effects that

[49:38] became manifest and then the drug was

[49:39] pulled. Isn't that the way the system is

[49:42] supposed to work?

[49:43] >> Exactly. So I bio is a great example a

[49:47] lot of people have heard of and I

[49:48] remember one of my attendings when I was

[49:49] in residency ended up getting emergency

[49:52] surgery and they thought he had a big

[49:54] tumor around his kidney but he was

[49:56] actually bleeding out because he'd been

[49:58] taking vio. Uh so I mean damage occurred

[50:02] but the FDA did eventually come around

[50:04] and do the right thing and pull it. Uh

[50:06] now why they're not doing it this time

[50:09] is you know the biggest question ever.

[50:12] So what give us a sense? I mean, I think

[50:15] a lot of people who voted for Trump

[50:16] imagined that one of the top agenda

[50:18] items would be to get mRNA off the

[50:21] market and certainly off the schedule. I

[50:23] mean, you know, people want to take

[50:25] dangerous drugs. I guess you could make

[50:26] an argument it's up to them, but you

[50:28] wouldn't be telling parents they had to

[50:30] give poison to their children. Why why

[50:33] didn't that happen?

[50:35] >> Well, I would argue that eliminating

[50:37] mandates is not enough. And that's a

[50:40] MAGA talking point is well people can

[50:42] choose but they're not getting informed

[50:44] consent. I mean the average mainstream

[50:47] doctor who is not been redpilled or

[50:50] woken up by what happened is not digging

[50:53] into this. They are blindly following

[50:56] our government officials and not

[50:58] properly informing patients. Now, if you

[51:02] want to give a mRNA shot and you

[51:05] properly inform them that they could die

[51:07] from it, which I know several people

[51:09] that have died, I know people that have

[51:11] lost their children um from these shots,

[51:15] >> then sure. But the pediatrician is not

[51:18] telling mom and dad, "Oh, well, we're

[51:20] going to give your six-month old baby

[51:22] this shot, but the baby might die. It's

[51:25] a possibility." I guarantee you no

[51:28] mother or father would get that shot if

[51:30] that was the information presented to

[51:32] them. So eliminating mandates is not

[51:34] enough. This this shot is all harm, no

[51:38] benefit. I cannot remember the last time

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[52:58] Why hasn't it been? I mean, what what

[53:00] are the potential explanations for that?

[53:02] It's so obviously harmful. I know people

[53:04] who have been killed by it as well. It

[53:06] doesn't prevent COVID. Tony Fouchy

[53:08] himself had CO more than once. I mean,

[53:10] the whole thing is nuts. So why why is

[53:12] it still for sale?

[53:13] >> Well, Tony Fouchy, funny enough, he had

[53:17] six COVID shots. He had three COVID

[53:19] infections, and he had a pulmonary

[53:22] embolism. So, which did not come out

[53:25] until the diary came out, which is a

[53:28] known, you know, people, we all, most of

[53:30] us know somebody that had a blood clot

[53:32] after the shot. It's a known side

[53:34] effect. Uh, but did you see Trump's post

[53:37] today?

[53:38] >> What did he say?

[53:41] Operation Warp Speed was the greatest

[53:43] success ever. He is not giving up on

[53:46] that. And in my opinion, that's probably

[53:49] the biggest obstacle. The second

[53:52] obstacle is Kennedy. And I love Kennedy.

[53:55] I I would have voted for him if he had

[53:57] run for president. And we were counting

[54:00] on him. He was our He was our nuclear

[54:03] bomb. He was the one that would come in

[54:04] and take care of business. He got

[54:07] hijacked.

[54:08] He the he was diverted to the food uh

[54:13] started revamped the food pyramid and

[54:15] now he's keeping hospitalized patients

[54:17] from having sprites

[54:19] but he has suddenly gone very quiet on

[54:23] the mRNA. Uh and that is a huge

[54:26] disappointment. Uh I think it's because

[54:28] he wants to maintain his power because

[54:32] if he were to take those shots off the

[54:35] market he would be pulled out of power.

[54:39] He he wrote a book um I had him on for

[54:42] his first interview uh after he wrote

[54:44] the book called the the real Anthony

[54:46] Fouchi. It's amazing book um and very

[54:50] and kind of conclusive on the question

[54:52] of of this technology is this dangerous

[54:54] it's scary and that there is a global

[54:56] conspiracy to force it on populations on

[54:59] the global population and so it it's

[55:01] like not a close call like he's against

[55:03] it right didn't take it he's against it

[55:06] so that makes me wonder like where's the

[55:08] vector of control like how much has

[55:10] fizer madna how much of the drug

[55:12] companies

[55:13] been involved in a campaign to keep this

[55:16] on the idual.

[55:18] >> So my my thought with Kennedy, and this

[55:21] is just speculation, I have no inside

[55:24] information at all, is he is loyal to

[55:27] the the autism mothers, which is

[55:30] understandable. They're the ones that

[55:31] got him on this train of medical freedom

[55:33] and

[55:34] >> Yes.

[55:34] >> and he is passionate about getting to

[55:37] the bottom of autism, which I completely

[55:39] commend.

[55:40] >> Yes. Me, too.

[55:41] >> But I think that goal overrides mRNA.

[55:44] He's got to choose. if he chooses MRA

[55:46] mRNA right now, he's going to get fired.

[55:49] And so he's retaining he's staying quiet

[55:51] so that he can make more progress on the

[55:54] overall vaccine schedule for children.

[55:58] >> That's a very thoughtful and insightful

[56:01] answer. And I don't I don't of course I

[56:03] don't know the truth, but I know him

[56:04] well, and that sounds right to me. Um

[56:07] wouldn't that's that's interesting. Have

[56:10] uh any of the drug companies that make

[56:12] this po in this poison obviously have

[56:14] they been punished in any way? Have

[56:16] there been I mean I know that they have

[56:18] blanket immunity against lawsuits but is

[56:19] anyone trying to crack that? Is there

[56:20] any effort in Congress to drop that

[56:22] immunity

[56:24] which is illegitimate of course?

[56:25] >> Well there's there's two things going

[56:27] on. Uh Chip Roy introduced the liable

[56:30] act which would have revoked the PREP

[56:32] act. The prep act is gives the drug

[56:35] companies and not just the drug

[56:37] companies, the hospitals as well blanket

[56:39] immunity for everything that happened

[56:41] during the pandemic. It's very hard to

[56:43] sue anybody for anything that happened

[56:45] during the pandemic. And of course, you

[56:48] know, that bill was introduced and

[56:50] completely ignored. Uh there's also two

[56:53] lawsuits going on which one could

[56:56] definitely bankrupt Fizer and this is

[56:59] Brooke Jackson. She's a whistleblower

[57:02] for Fizer. She saw that she was

[57:04] overseeing research for Fizer and she

[57:07] saw that they were not doing things

[57:08] properly and reported it and the moment

[57:10] she reported it, she got fired. And so

[57:13] she is suing and this has been going on

[57:15] since 2020. And at the latest is that

[57:19] the DOJ, our own DOJ, is intervening to

[57:23] protect Fizer and have the case

[57:25] dismissed, which is a huge

[57:27] disappointment. It's a it's a KAM case.

[57:29] It's a fraud case. It could literally

[57:31] bankrupt Fizer. Uh but the DOJ is

[57:35] intervening to have the case dismissed.

[57:38] >> Why would our Department of Justice I

[57:40] guess they've got some free personnel,

[57:42] you know, who should be investigating

[57:43] the Epstein files, but so they I guess

[57:45] they have the manpower to do it, but why

[57:46] would they be weighing in in a personnel

[57:50] case with a drug company? Like why is

[57:52] that the federal government's job to do

[57:54] that?

[57:55] >> Right. Well, it is a it's a KTM cases

[57:59] and I believe me this is legal stuff

[58:01] that I'm not super

[58:03] educated on, but the the KTM case

[58:06] normally the government actually joins

[58:08] the pliff to go after the fraud to get

[58:11] to the bottom of this fraud. Uh but in

[58:14] this surprise situation because Fizer

[58:18] and the government are buddies Fizer the

[58:21] government's helping Fizer and there's

[58:23] another case uh again that gives some a

[58:27] workaround to the PREP act and that's

[58:30] the big challenge in the legal arena

[58:32] with COVID is trying to find some way to

[58:34] work around the prep act. There's a a

[58:37] physician's assistant Deb Conrad who

[58:40] sued a hospital. She was reporting

[58:42] complications to VARS. And every

[58:44] provider that gave one of these shots,

[58:47] they signed a legal contract obligating

[58:50] them to report a a list of possible

[58:54] injuries to VAS. And if you don't report

[58:56] to VAS, you've broken the contract and

[58:59] you can sue. And that is one workaround

[59:01] with the PREP act. And so she got fired

[59:05] because she was reporting too many cases

[59:07] of heirs. And this was in Rochester, New

[59:10] York. And they actually made it through

[59:14] motion to dismiss and they were in

[59:16] discovery and all of a sudden the DOJ

[59:18] comes in and they're trying to get the

[59:20] case dismissed.

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[00:37] >> What do we know in the five years since

[00:41] this became available about the health

[00:44] effects? Let's start with fertility.

[00:46] There were concerns early, my staff had

[00:48] those concerns that the COVID shot would

[00:50] affect female fertility. Has that proven

[00:53] true?

[00:54] >> That has been proven true. Yes. Um, now

[00:57] I don't want to scare everybody and I I

[00:59] I do worry about that. We think that

[01:01] overall about 7% of people had a

[01:05] significant adverse reaction assuming

[01:08] they're still alive. Uh, and so, you

[01:12] know, the m vast majority of people are

[01:14] okay, right? You're not, you know, your

[01:15] life is not over from getting these

[01:17] shots. But we're seeing far more

[01:20] problems from this shot than we've seen

[01:22] with any other product out there. So

[01:24] it's it can't be ignored, but that

[01:26] doesn't mean that okay, you're never

[01:27] going to have children again because you

[01:29] got

[01:30] >> Yes. Well, I mean that well that's true

[01:32] for that's true for everything. You

[01:34] know,

[01:34] >> that's true for the worst wars. Some

[01:36] people survive. You know, it's not

[01:37] nothing is universal. But

[01:39] >> um but over over the size over the

[01:41] population, it's affected fertility

[01:43] rates. You believe?

[01:45] >> I believe. Now I'm not an OB. I it's not

[01:48] something I deal with regularly, but I'm

[01:52] >> the people that I trust that are the OBS

[01:54] that I trust that are looking at their

[01:56] data are highly concerned.

[01:57] >> What do we know about cancer?

[02:00] >> Cancer is frustrating because the CDC

[02:04] owns that information. They own the

[02:05] cancer data and they've been very

[02:08] reluctant to share that. So the last uh

[02:11] update was in 2023

[02:14] and or the last batch of data goes up to

[02:18] 2023 and it did show a rise in some

[02:22] tumors in patients under 50. uh we are

[02:25] seeing if you look at what people are

[02:28] pay what what we're paying out to drug

[02:30] companies chemotherapy products and

[02:33] ethical skeptic if you follow that

[02:35] account on X they have some excellent

[02:37] graphs showing how the rise in what

[02:41] we're purchasing for these drugs has

[02:42] just exploded and the timing is you know

[02:45] after these CO shots not not the onset

[02:47] of COVID but after the COVID shots but

[02:50] the CDC you know despite our AI and all

[02:55] our advances in technology. Somehow they

[02:57] cannot come up with real time data to

[03:00] reassure the public that we have nothing

[03:02] to worry about with these shots.

[03:05] >> Wait, I'm totally confused. So, we don't

[03:07] have complete cancer data from the CDC

[03:09] for the last 3 years.

[03:10] >> Exactly.

[03:11] >> What what what could possibly be Well,

[03:14] that's I mean, by the way, Trump got

[03:16] elected in 2024, so like why isn't there

[03:19] total transparency on cancer data?

[03:22] >> It shouldn't be that hard. which

[03:24] shouldn't be hard at all. Like, isn't

[03:25] that their job?

[03:27] >> Yeah. And they have very sophisticated

[03:29] electronic medical records. They put

[03:31] codes in. They can It shouldn't be hard.

[03:35] >> Will AI, for all of its obvious

[03:38] downsides, allow us to understand the

[03:40] effects of the mRNA shots any more

[03:42] clearly.

[03:45] AI is not on our side when it I mean I

[03:48] every once in a while I'll plug some

[03:50] questions into AI about mRNA and it's

[03:53] been programmed to follow the government

[03:56] um views on the on the product. So I

[04:00] possibly but yeah I think sifting

[04:02] through data

[04:04] yes but giving an accurate picture of

[04:08] the harms or the dangers of these shots

[04:10] I'm not so sure. Why would AI be

[04:12] programmed to agree with Fizer?

[04:16] >> It's pretty dark. I mean,

[04:18] >> well, really,

[04:19] >> I I don't know. Every time I not a day

[04:23] goes by when I look on something AI and

[04:25] I'm just like that that doesn't make any

[04:27] sense. So,

[04:27] >> right.

[04:28] >> Um, it's not too surprising.

[04:31] >> Yeah, it's about as smart as Fouchy.

[04:32] Were you surprised by his diary entries?

[04:35] Not just that they're basically

[04:36] illiterate, but because they they show a

[04:39] a mediocre mind and not a mind with a

[04:42] scientific cast to it at all, but like a

[04:45] just a cable news Was that

[04:46] surprising to you?

[04:48] >> Yeah, I was trying to figure it out like

[04:50] why would an 80-year-old man take pen

[04:54] and paper to record to He's basically

[04:56] venting, right? Which is very odd.

[05:00] And what I've decided is that he he's

[05:03] the type that would probably come home

[05:05] from work every day and unload on his

[05:07] poor wife.

[05:08] >> Yes.

[05:09] >> And tell him all of his horrible uh

[05:11] serious problems that are going on and

[05:13] complain about everybody he's working

[05:15] for. And I bet at some point she said no

[05:17] more. And so probably a therapist, I'm

[05:20] sure they're all in therapy, uh told him

[05:22] to take to pen and paper. And because

[05:24] he's such an egoomaniac, he figured

[05:26] you'd never get caught. no one would see

[05:28] it. Uh, but you know, every teenage girl

[05:31] learns a lesson very early. You never

[05:33] write anything down in your diary

[05:34] because your older brother will find it

[05:36] and then you'll be publicly shamed for

[05:37] the rest of your life. But he never

[05:39] figured that out obviously.

[05:41] >> No, that's so that's I'm sure they're

[05:42] all in therapy. I think you're exactly

[05:44] right. Were you surprised that um Jake

[05:47] Tapper and Chuck Todd to name just two

[05:49] among many who were supposed to be

[05:52] holding the powerful to account,

[05:53] government officials to account on

[05:55] behalf of the public were instead

[05:56] colluding with those government

[05:58] officials to sneer at everybody else.

[06:01] >> Not surprised at all. I mean, we

[06:02] basically saw I mean, I saw it as a

[06:04] pandemic personally. I had, you know,

[06:07] journalists coming after me just because

[06:09] they had an agenda to fill. Had nothing

[06:11] to do with the truth and it still

[06:13] happens. So yeah, that's is

[06:15] disappointing but not surprising.

[06:17] >> Do you have any big picture theories on

[06:19] why vaccines became a religion for so

[06:23] many people in positions of power in

[06:25] this country of of all things you could

[06:27] worship? Why vaccines?

[06:30] >> Yeah, I it's it's do I will say that in

[06:34] our training it's just dogma. It's

[06:36] ingrained in us and there's this instant

[06:39] of if you question it you are quack. I

[06:41] know a doctor just that's like the the

[06:43] voodoo word. You do not want to be

[06:45] called a quack, right? Uh and so you're

[06:50] basically it's part of our training to

[06:52] comply and accept things and and that

[06:56] was one of the and you know shame on me.

[06:58] I I will say I had prior to the pandemic

[07:02] I had never seen a adverse reaction to a

[07:05] vaccine. Now, I do believe that giving

[07:09] six shots to a baby at one time, there's

[07:11] a high chance that that could be the

[07:13] underlying reason behind autism, and I

[07:16] do know, you know, now subsequently,

[07:18] I've learned of people that have had

[07:19] adverse reactions to these vaccines, but

[07:21] it wasn't in my face the way it is with

[07:24] the COVID shot. Um, but yeah, it is uh

[07:29] more faith than science for sure. Um,

[07:32] but you you look at the leader, the the

[07:35] national leading expert in COVID and you

[07:38] look at his diary and there's nothing in

[07:40] there really scientific. It's very

[07:42] emotional. You science is supposed to be

[07:44] rational and fact-based and, you know,

[07:47] he's using expletives and exclamation

[07:49] points and whining about people

[07:51] complaining about him and it he doesn't

[07:53] give the sense that there's anything

[07:55] scientific about the leaders of our

[07:58] public health system.

[07:59] >> No. No. It's it's embarrassing, but I

[08:02] just want to linger for a moment on what

[08:04] you just said about medical training and

[08:06] you said we're trained to comply.

[08:10] My understanding of science was that it

[08:12] was very much like what journalism was

[08:14] supposed to be, which is relentlessly

[08:15] skeptical and that you were encouraged

[08:17] to question everything because you want

[08:19] to get to the truth and so you you test

[08:21] every assumption. I thought that I

[08:22] thought that was the core of science,

[08:24] testing previously held assumptions to

[08:27] find out if they're true. But that's not

[08:31] it's what you're describing.

[08:34] >> I I felt like I was sort of in the

[08:36] military. Um you were basically you need

[08:39] to stay in your lane. Yes, sir. Yes,

[08:41] ma'am. You are you have zero control

[08:44] over your time. uh you have zero control

[08:47] when you eat or and

[08:50] uh it was very rigid and there was this

[08:53] just sense of falling in line and the

[08:56] people that didn't fall in line uh right

[08:58] or wrong as you know suffered for that

[09:02] greatly. Uh so I you know that drove me

[09:06] out of academic medicine. Uh you know

[09:08] you can kind of tell people take

[09:10] different paths when they finish their

[09:11] training and the people that had no

[09:14] problem with that sort of stayed in that

[09:16] academic environment. I got out of there

[09:18] as fast as I could. It was not part of

[09:20] my personality obviously but uh that's

[09:23] the way it is now. I can see you know

[09:25] when you're dealing with life or death

[09:26] situations and you have people in

[09:29] training who won't listen. I I can kind

[09:31] of see that. Um, but there's got to be a

[09:35] little balance.

[09:37] >> Ever get the feeling that your phone is

[09:39] listening to you? You mention something

[09:41] in a conversation and a few hours later

[09:43] you get an ad for that very thing. Most

[09:46] people assume their phone is spying on

[09:47] their conversations. And it may be, but

[09:50] most of the time the truth is even worse

[09:51] than that. All of the apparently free

[09:54] services you've enjoyed, you've actually

[09:55] paid for. But not with money. You've

[09:57] paid for these with your privacy. Five

[10:00] billion consumers are in our identity

[10:03] graph. Five billion. How many people are

[10:05] on Earth? 7 billion. Two billion to go.

[10:08] >> Every search, every message, every

[10:10] purchase, every location becomes part of

[10:13] a digital dossier that is bought and

[10:15] sold and analyzed by companies you have

[10:17] never heard of. You know nothing about

[10:18] them. They know everything about you.

[10:21] And we can prove that.

[10:24] By the end of this series, you will be

[10:26] upset because you will understand how

[10:28] the surveillance economy works and what

[10:30] you can do to protect your privacy. The

[10:32] world is watching you. Exclusively on

[10:34] tucker carlson.com.

[10:37] Yeah. And I mean, skepticism of what you

[10:39] think you know should be like the most

[10:41] basic requirement because it's when we

[10:43] think we know something that we don't

[10:44] actually know that we cause massive

[10:47] disasters. But what about now? So you

[10:50] were one of the relatively tiny number

[10:54] of practicing physicians who dissented

[10:56] from the program. Turns out you were

[10:59] right. You were vindicated completely

[11:00] vindicated by the data and but most

[11:04] physician overwhelming majority of

[11:06] American doctors didn't do that. How

[11:08] many have come to you subsequent to the

[11:11] release of the data and said I'm sorry

[11:13] you were right.

[11:15] >> Zero. In fact, I I gave a speech a

[11:18] couple weeks ago to a group of business

[11:21] executives and there were some doctors

[11:23] there, mainstream doctors. I spent 45

[11:26] minutes carefully explaining what

[11:27] happened to me during the pandemic and

[11:29] the reasoning behind my assertions and

[11:32] they just didn't get it. They just they

[11:34] still could not fathom why I stood up

[11:38] and spoke out against these shots and

[11:41] you know they just couldn't fathom it.

[11:43] Um and I don't know how you break

[11:44] through to those people. I don't think

[11:46] as in I don't think we can by speaking

[11:48] out to them. They're just going to have

[11:49] to learn and learn it the hard way.

[11:52] >> It's really simple. As someone who does

[11:54] not have a medical degree, we were told

[11:56] the co shots would prevent COVID and

[11:59] transmission. You're not going to get

[12:01] the virus. You're not going to spread it

[12:02] to others if you get the shot. That was

[12:03] a lie. And if you can't acknowledge that

[12:07] was a lie,

[12:08] then you should not have the power of

[12:10] life or death over other human beings.

[12:13] Like what? I don't that's not

[12:14] complicated.

[12:16] >> It's very It's very frustrating. I mean,

[12:18] look at Fouchy. Six shots, three

[12:20] infections, and a pulmonary embolism.

[12:22] And that's fine, right? And he's the

[12:25] national leading expert on COVID. You

[12:28] can't you can't reason with these

[12:30] people.

[12:31] >> Well, they're literally unreasonable. So

[12:34] again, that's fine. Lots of unreasonable

[12:36] people. I've certainly been unreasonable

[12:37] in my life, but I don't have and I

[12:39] shouldn't have the power of life and

[12:41] death over other human beings. So,

[12:44] that's kind of like we only we can only

[12:45] have reasonable decent people in those

[12:48] positions, not robotic monsters. So, you

[12:51] said at the outset you were disappointed

[12:52] by the hearings because he left without

[12:54] handcuffs. What do you think he should

[12:57] be arrested and or punished for

[12:58] specifically?

[13:01] Well, you know, according to Yeah,

[13:04] there's lots of things, but in terms of

[13:05] what can you really nail him for uh

[13:08] lying over lying under oath, right? Uh

[13:11] that seemed pretty cut and dry. Uh his

[13:14] assistant, there's an email where she

[13:16] said that she destroyed tons of emails.

[13:20] Uh yeah, that's that's not legal. Um

[13:24] there's probably other things that I'm

[13:26] forgetting, but yeah, there's enough

[13:28] that you could get them on, but you

[13:30] know, we've got the pardon to deal with.

[13:32] >> Will any has anyone ever been punished

[13:34] for the debacle of COVID for the sort of

[13:38] nation destroying disaster that they

[13:40] created? Has anyone that you know of

[13:42] been punished for this?

[13:44] >> I know of one who was indicted, one of

[13:48] Fouch's henchmen, David Morren. Uh but

[13:51] nothing has happened yet. He's just

[13:52] awaiting trial.

[13:55] >> Do you expect others will be?

[13:59] >> I'm not optimistic, but

[14:03] yeah, it is frustrating because, you

[14:04] know, Fouchi is the tip of the iceberg.

[14:07] Uh there's blame to go around for so

[14:09] many people and it seems to me they

[14:12] could have a field day with all the

[14:13] people they could be uh questioning and

[14:16] it's very it's pretty quiet and they

[14:19] could release all the documents. I I

[14:22] talked to a staffer that said, "Yeah,

[14:24] there there are lots of documents that

[14:26] are out just not being shared with the

[14:28] public uh that could be shared." So, you

[14:32] know, maybe I mean I I I'm grateful to

[14:36] Senator Ram Paul for doing this and

[14:39] getting people talking and you know,

[14:41] we'll see what happens next week when

[14:43] they they're going to have a meeting to

[14:45] determine if he was in contempt.

[14:49] >> Last question. Do you so people who've

[14:51] lived through this for the past six

[14:53] years some of them have decided I'm

[14:55] uncomfortable with doctors with most

[14:58] doctors and some have decided like I

[15:01] don't want to go to the doctor because

[15:03] of what I've seen because of the

[15:06] dishonesty the malfeasants I've seen

[15:08] from unfortunately licensed physicians.

[15:11] Do you understand that response and

[15:13] what's what's your reaction to it?

[15:15] >> I completely understand that response. I

[15:18] don't want to go to the doctor anymore.

[15:20] Uh so yeah, I think uh

[15:24] there's a group called Independent

[15:25] Medical Alliance. I'm part of that and

[15:27] it's like-minded doctors uh that did the

[15:30] right thing during COVID and that's a

[15:32] starting place if you're you know not

[15:35] 100% doctors aren't that aren't bad.

[15:37] There are some good ones.

[15:38] >> Yes.

[15:39] >> Um your best bet is just take care of

[15:41] your health and it's all common sense.

[15:44] um manage your weight, get enough sleep,

[15:46] manage your stress, try to eat right. Um

[15:50] but yeah, it's it's a tough problem and

[15:55] we also I mean I think the biggest

[15:57] bigger problem is the hospital situation

[15:59] because you basically sign your rights

[16:00] away when you go to the hospital and I

[16:02] don't have a great place to send

[16:03] anybody.

[16:07] >> Mary Tally Bowden, thank you so much for

[16:09] what you did and continuing to do and

[16:11] for explaining what we saw today. Thank

[16:13] you. Thank you.

[16:15] >> Thank you for watching. We'll be back

[16:16] next Wednesday.