The Science™ goes mute under Congressional questioning | Hour 1

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Yep, as expected, Anthony Fauci, Saint Fauci, he refused to answer a single question of the Senate Committee that he was subpoena to appear before despite the fact that he's got a pardon, a full unconditional pardon from President auto pen And I laid this out yesterday, I believe, or maybe day before that there really are only three options for him when he was walking in there, which was to admit that he was a lying mclying face, or to lie again, which would then open him up to more perjury charges, or to plead the fifth right. So he chose the third option. Not really surprising, but very unsatisfying for anybody that was hoping that Fauci would defend himself, that he would take it to those evil, nefarious Republicans that are just engaging in partisan culture wars or whatever. And that's, by the way, what the Democrats argued. They just heaped praise upon Fauci. Well, all but one. Do you want to take a guess? Who the one here? I'll throw it out into the studio for a phone a friend. Do you guys want to take a guest? The one Democrat senator who did not heap praise on Fauci didn't attack him, but did not heap praise both. Yes, you are correct, Fetterman. The only man with half a brain in the Democrat Party and he had a stroke. So like he's sitting there watching, you know, this testimony. And he was lieutenant governor in Pennsylvania before he was a senator, And so he talked about how like we were trying to do the best we could and did we get it all right? No? Did we get it wrong on some things, yeah? Absolutely? Did we get some things right, yeah, But we have to be able to talk about the things that we got wrong and the things that we got right. We have to identify those things. Ran Paul said something he was quoting. I think it was like a French or maybe he said fringe. I think Fauci called him a fringe scientist who went on to Twitter during the pandemic when he was talking about natural immunity. Remember that natural immunity, and ran Paul laid this out, the importance of the rejection of unity to utilize as a response during COVID. I talked about this at the time because I was all I mentioned this yesterday. It was all about, you know, we need to get to herd immunity. You need to get enough members of the herd to have been exposed to the virus. So they have this natural immunity, they have the antibodies now and they are not likely to be reinfected. And what we were told was no, no, no, you even if you got infected, you can still get reinfected, and so you too have to be treated as if you are sick. You too have to be treated as if you are a vector. Right, And that didn't make sense to me. Why would this virus behave in a way completely different than any other respiratory virus. And Ran Paul pointed out this scientist who noted it that we have known about natural immunity for quite some time, roughly twenty five hundred years since the Athenian plague. We have known this, humans have known this, but for some reason, COVID being the smartest virus that ever virus, COVID knew right, COVID knows it. It didn't matter if you had it or not. COVID knows. And this was why people were prohibited from being by the bedside or at the bedside of a loved one who was dying of COVID, even when that family member had COVID. They told the story of a family. It was a mom, dad, a couple kids, everyone in the house got COVID, Mom died from it, and mom was in the hospital and dad and the kids, all of whom were two weeks out from their infection, they were not allowed to be in the room with her when she died. Why because of the protocols that were developed and recommended by the health the public health experts FAUCI, the leading light of said experts, they never utilized natural immunity. Like, for example, Rand Paul laid this out too. You could have said, Okay, if you've had COVID, then let's put you if you are essential workers and stuff, you could be sort of on the front lines, like if you are in a nursing home. For example, if you're an employee of a nursing home and you already had COVID, you would be the one to staff the nursing home on a priority level because you've already been exposed, so you're not going to now transmit. But they didn't do that. We rejected this knowledge. I talked about this during the pandemic, going through listening to this hearing today, watching this hearing, so I realized how many different things came up during the pandemic that I covered. I talked to people. I did interviews every day. I was doing interviews with people, and so many different angles on the COVID response stuff that just did not make sense. And now thanks to Fauci and his belief that for some reason he could use a government issued computer to type up his diary, which then got subpoenat. Because by the way, you know what else they talked about today was that he directed people to destroy communications and correspondence. He had a private Gmail and cell phone number, and they were communicating on these other platforms, and then they talked about get rid of all of this stuff, delete this email, get rid of the evidence. Very early on, like within the first month or two, they were talking about getting rid of communications for fear of the freedom of information requests that would later come. So smart was Fauci so smart to destroy the correspondence, to destroy all of the evidence except for the fact that his government issued laptop could be subpoena and that's where he kept all of his diary notes. The smartest man in the world. People, all right, for over a year now you've heard me talking about create a video. 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We've got this from Sid, who says all of these clowns hate the Constitution until they have the opportunity to hide behind it such impocrits. And Fox says, never took the shot. Spend six nights in the hospital with COVID in April of twenty twenty one, got better over seventy days, got it again. It was gone in a day and a half, and I have been fined ever since. Fear is not your friend. Let's say here, Oh, Dana, the troll says, I think doctor Fauci is Oh wait, hang on a second, there's another two. Oh no, that's from earlier Okay, I think doctor Fauci is a little smarter than you are. This gets to a line about the wisdom of crowds. Doctor Fauci may be smarter than me, and he may be smarter than you, but he is not smarter than every scientist in the world combined. Right. And so when other scientists were saying things that went up against his recommendations, what happened, Well, according to his diary, they worked with the DOJ and they shut people down to save lives, of course, not to protect himself, not to divert blame away from him and the NIH for funding gain of function research, right, because that's really the through line here. So Dana says, I think doctor Fauci's a little smarter than you are. What would it gain him to open his mouth and then get caught lying about it later on what he knows he's targeted to go to jail or or okay, wait, get caught lying about it later on when Dana commas are a thing, you should look into them. Caught lying about it later on when he knows he's targeted to go to jail, but not saying anything, and he's already been pardoned. I think he's the smarter one in this situation for just being quite No. I said this yesterday too. This was not a surprise to me, Dana that he was going to take the fifth I said it yesterday. The problem is is that it does absolutely nothing to restore public confidence in the public health institutions. That's his legacy. His legacy is the fact that people don't trust public health officials anymore. So while you may want to run around and blame Donald Trump for not trusting any vaccines and now we've got measles and mumps and all of this other stuff, and that's Donald Trump's fault. No, no, no, that is Fauci's fault. That is the fault of all of the public health officials that went along with this non science but called it the science and data. They kept saying that mantra over and over again, and when people were like, well wait a minute, that doesn't make sense. Look at the World Health Organization's global pandemic response plan, and they say masking doesn't work, and they're like, shut up, you denier. You're trying to kill Grahama. At one point, Senator Bernie Moreno asked people in the audience who had been harmed or had a family member harmed by the response and the recommendations and the protocols. He listed all these different protocols, and he asked members of the audience in the hearing to stand up, and like the entire room stood up, and he asked Fauci, can you turn around and look at them? And Fauci refused to do it. Like. You don't have to say a thing for if you're Fauci. And Dana wants to defend this because God forbid somebody on the right be correct about anything at all, right, And people who got so invested in the Saint Fauci Hey geography, him taking the fifth today one hundred and eleven times, whatever it was that is, that's probably even more damaging, probably even more damaging, because now he has nothing to say. He was doing interviews two weeks ago, but as soon as you put him under oath, no, he didn't have anything to say. He hires as Moreno called him, the biggest dirt bag attorney, the guy who repped Robert Menendez got himself tossed out of the hearing. You hire that guy, he's a criminal defense attorney. You hire that guy because I cannot say what moreno said. They said, you know you're in a pile of poop. Let's see here. Oh, Kevin the fake Republican says, I think the only people that are unsatisfied are the Republicans in the Senate. They want to indict this guy for lying under the oath. If he had said, my name is Anthony Fauci under the oath, they would have found a reason to him diet to indict him. He played a smart Okay, again, you might want to proofread your texts before sending Kevin. Yeah, he's still going. He's still looking at contempt charges. Now. See, here's the thing. He had an unconditional pardon, and once you have the pardon, at all of the crimes that you were pardoned for. And he was pardoned for crimes going back to the original gain of function research grants going back like a decade, right, that was done for a reason. We highlighted that at the time when he got the party. It goes all the way back to like twenty fourteen. And the only reason you do that is to absolve him of his role in the gain of function research, which, by the way, Obama shut down after another lab leak or two. I think there were two lab leaks. Obama shut that stuff down, and so then they'd started doing subgrants and working with the Chinese lab. They were doing end runs around the regulations. Also, Fauci was apparently applying for all sorts of prizes. Yeah, Josh Hawley brought all of that out. They have all these emails and stuff where Fauci is directing employees, federal employees on the clock, on the taxpayer dime, to submit applications for I think the total was nine different awards. I don't know how many of the nine that he won, but he used like eight or nine staffers to make the applications. One of the awards he won, and it was almost a million dollars. Well, what does that sound like? That sounds like personal enrichment. But what about Trump? That's what you'll hear. This is why I say hypocrisy. The charge of hypocrisy carries no purchase anymore, because you're going to excuse everything because Donald Trump is so terrible. So that means Fauci can do this. I'm not saying you should do this, but what about Trump? Okay, but what about Fauci? What about the guy who was on Capitol Hill today. What about the guy who was in charge to the pandemic response, the guy whose legacy is now the utter destruction of confidence and trust in the public health systems. But oh no, no, Orange Hitler bad, I get it, Joey from Ashville. So the hero champ and Blue Ribbon science winner of the left just affirmed the importance of the US Constitution, but Team DSA wants to abolish it to save democrase. Imagine that, John says, I got COVID in January twenty one, felt sick for about three hours, then was over it. Got COVID the next year, again very mild, got the vaccine. Still ended up getting COVID again August twenty four, that was the worst of the three. Ended up going to the hospital for a few hours to get some oxygen. So natural immunization did not work, nor did the COVID shot. As far as not getting it, well, I don't know if you got variants, because these things the virus mutates. All respiratory viruses mutate. It's just like the common cold. You know where the common cold, or the flu, rather the annual flu, you know where that came from. It was the Spanish flu and it still goes around the world, mutating every year for however long, it's been a century. So like, I got the shot and then I got COVID. So during the hearing, Richard Blumenthal said. If they're a legitimate scientific questions about the origins of COVID, we should definitely ask them. And the Republicans were like, oh, oh, well, here are a bunch of legitimate questions, and then the Democrats were like, this is a witch hunt to end a show trial, right, so not interested actually in asking any questions, which look, they're not going to get any answers out of Fauci. He was pleading the fifth So, Jeff, welcome to the program. Hello Jeff T. T Thanks for taking my calls, sir. I know you're going to have a busy day with texts and calls. Just wanted to comment about do a flashback to Fauci's news convinces during the outbreak of the pandemic. He acted like he didn't know anything about this, that it was all news to hear him. And yet here it is is that he engineered the virus. Well, he didn't engineer this virus, but the people he convened this phone call with a dozen scientists, and ten of the twelve all said, this looks like that this was manufactured. They all cited the Furing cleavage site and they talked about, you know, this has the earmarks of being essentially engineered versus proximal origin. But then they immediately put out the paper saying, oh, no proximal origin. It came from the wet market, came from these animals that were near each other, and they but they knew what this stuff looked like. They knew what it was about. They've been doing they've been funding this research for years and years. And what it comes down to is they went with the proximal proximal origin story because they did not want to be blamed for funding the gain of function research. That's what I mean, That's what's obvious. Yeah, exactly. But the thing that the question has not been answered, well today helped. You know, there's there's a patented Maderna DNA in the virus. It's not in the vaccine, it's in the virus. I don't know if that's true or not. I can't I you're saying something I have no idea I've never heard before. Okay, well go back. Uh it's been Oh gosh, is. This the argument? And I heard this being thrown around years ago, which was that it's altering your DNA? No, okay, this this came out of the theft of the material from the UNC Health Center. Johnny Ernst and her testimony touched on this. How about the scalps. Yes, what they would do is they were infecting mice and then those were being shipped to China as part of that. That's likely where the Maderna DNA was slipped into the whole mix. So, but it is in there. Maderna acknowledges this. Yeah. Like I said, I've not heard anything about this, so I just have to take your word for us. I don't know. The CEO of Maderna acknowledges that it's there, but he doesn't know how it got there. Uh so uh that's again, now that question has been answered because they were using a boarded fetal tissue to infect tissues and then they. Were yeah, they were grafting. So yeah, that what what Ernst talked about today, which was horrific, that part of this research was that they grafted onto mice. The scalps of five month old aborted fetuses, so babies at five months gestation, and they would scalp them like savages. And then they would they would graft the scalps onto the mice in order to do the testing and see how it reacted with the human tissue and such. Right, and and that's why I say it's it's an engineer. The part of the cooperation between the UNC lab was Fauci's design. He put that in there. Uh, you know, Joseph Mingele couldn't do any better. He was bush league compared to Fauci. Well there. Yeah, So the use of like the Eco Health Alliance, Ralph Barrack at UNC like and they and I forget who was that, talked about it basically the awarding of sub grants. So they would they would give these government funds to an organization and then the organization would disperse that funding to the various research programs. So this would keep the fingerprints of the federal government off of the research. It was essentially a laundering operation, except. For the two Chinese exchange students, yeah, who were arrested in Canada. The US had no interest in arresting them, but they were arrested in Canada. For conspiring and translating parts of the virus to China. Oh, I don't know about the COVID. I know there were a couple of Chinese nationh that got picked up for bringing in monkey pocks. No, No, this. Is another another group. They were They were exchange students within the UNC medical system. Yeah, they left right after all of this started to break. But then Canadian authority has arrested them and processed them for a while through their criminal system. But then I think they left him go. But that's how that's how Fauci engineered it, and he knew all of this, and he could have been honest to begin with, but he chose not to. Yeah, I have seen no evidence that this was intentionally released, that this was designed to do what it did, you know, as in like from a from a from a distribution standpoint, from an infection standpoint. I do believe that the evidence right now points to an accidental lay of leak. I think that's what occurred, unless there's some of other evidence that comes out that disabuses me of that. But the idea, but the but the research that allowed it to happen, and the skirting of the rules and the trying to fund the research when they were told not to. All of that stuff was intentional, no doubt about that, right. And do you remember in early December the spread of it or the intercontinental contacts came from the theory that Italian tourists spread it. Well, Italy had a massive outbreak early on. I remember that. Okay, this is live in Wuhan. It is a center, a textile center for seamless knitting. Okay, all of those machines are made in Italy. No, so you have Italian technicians who have to go over to China to Wuhan to show them how to use that equipment. Well, that would make sense, Jeff, I got to leave it there. I do appreciate it, all right, man, say it. Thanks, say come for the COVID, stay for the textile talk you people, I tell you I cannot. I haven't gotten to any of the audio yet. I did not spend all morning pulling audio clips to not play them. But I'm gonna get to your text message. I'm gonna push it. I'm gonna push all the audio to the next hour and then by golly, I'm gonna play them. That is a threat, people, all right. So let's see here we have this from Jeff All. The COVID talk definitely makes me mad. And with Cooper running ads to it, I wonder how history will view Fauci And I wonder if the government could ever get the American people to do another pandemic lockdown, Not anytime soon. No, the black pilling that we are seeing throughout our society now on the especially among young male horseshoe right kind of folks, this is where it comes from. We are still in the COVID era, or error, if you will. We are still in the COVID era because the kids who came through that, the Zoomer generation, had their entire lives just put on hold, and all of the older generations were like, well, we'll just shut it all down and then you know, control all delete, restart, no problem. Yeah, no, how about all the fraud, by the way, all the money that was printed, right and just like the helicopter money I called it at the time, where they were just like just chucking money out of a helicopter dumping it down on top of the population. All the fraud that like, we'll never be able to convict all the people who stole all that money there was some ran data on it, and it would take like over a century to prosecute everybody. I mean, the amount of damage done by politicians that were following the advice of Fauci, which, by the way, I got a clip here from Roy Cooper. Somebody finally asked him, it's our pal Brian Anderson over at the Assembly. But yeah, the question, Hm, well you'll hear next hour. But all the politicians that just fell in line and just used Fauci in order to lock down their states and you know, implement these draconian measures. And by the way, in her book Deborah Burkes of the Long Scarf Right, she talked about a meeting that she had with Fauci and Obama in like March twenty twenty, where they talked about how to trap Donald Trump into agreeing with the flattened the curve measures. This was intentional, right, because Trump was pushing against it. I read to you the diary entries from Fauci himself where he talked about how Trump was like, you've destroyed everything You're you know, we can't keep everything locked down. We got to open back up. And remember this is twenty twenty, this is an election year. Keeping everything locked down, keeping the economy at a grinding halt, right, people might be more willing to toss him out. And then, of course he Fauci comes out and makes some comments in favor of Joe Biden three days before the election, Trump went ballistic over that. It almost makes you wonder was there some other motives maybe at play? Why would Fauci and Burkes be chatting with Obama about how to quote trap Trump into agreeing with their protocols. Let's see here. Next up is another Jeff oh no eight, sorry, this is yeah. Another Jeff about doctor Science's laptop. Oopsie, he did not claim to be a computer scientist, Pete's that is fair. Trent says, My oldest was born in April twenty twenty. When my wife was ready to push, the midwife and nurse ran and put on full hazmat style suits. I was wearing a mask. But what angered me is they kept telling my wife she needed to keep her mask on while she was actively pushing our child into the world. Oscar says, and people, I've gotten this question a lot. Can people plead the fifth if you have a pardon? Hmm, you can, but you don't actually have any protection, and so my bet is contempt of Congress charges are coming. Another Jeff we have Okay, we have far too many jeffs per capita. I think in our text line he wasn't smart enough to type his diary on a personal computer. Yeah, pretty much, dude, Jennifer says, I bet Texter Dana got all the boosters. Fauci's lack of testimony is the ultimate display of cowardice and zero remorse. Two four zero number says Fauci doesn't care about the public. Can't some smart ag charge Fauci for something? Yeah, I mean state crimes? Uh? Three one four number says thanks for bringing back the sign and and data missed your rendering of that from the COVID days all that. So three one four number is an og pete. Nick Danny says this all sounds so sinister that if one didn't know any better, you would think it was purposeful. That leads to the next question of if it was purposeful and created by design, what was the endgame? Reliance on government quash dissent, prove they could do it. Maybe it's a test run for totalitarianism. I don't know. I hope one day we learned that because if we don't, we're doomed to repeat it. Also, how did we get Fauci's diary? Did somebody sneak into his bedroom and take it out of his nightstint? I think Trump did. No, I'm kidding. It was a government issued computer that he typed it all on. All right, that'll do it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could not do the show without your support and the support of the businesses that advertise on the podcast, so if you'd like, please support them too and tell them you heard it here. You can also become a patron at my Patreon page or go to thepetecallanershow dot com. 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