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WWIII - In the Litter Box w/ Jewels & Catturd 1/26/2023 - Ep. 253
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Today is Thursday, January 26, 2023, episode number 253.
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You're in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
Hey there, Cat.
How are ya?
Hey, hey, hey.
What's happening?
Oh, what day is it?
Friday?
Don't you wish.
No, we can't get there.
And you really set us all back with your killer cornbread last night.
I don't know why you do that.
And the timing couldn't have been worse for most of us because it was that after dinner situation where you're hungry again.
And I looked at that and I went, are you kidding me right now?
I mean, he's putting up like cornbread, posting it for all of us to have a fit over.
It looks wonderful, Kat.
Absolutely wonderful.
That is good.
Slap some butter on it and eat it.
Go right to bed and let it turn to fat and sleep like a baby.
Well, I mean, that's the problem.
I heard all kinds of recommendations which just made it even worse for me when they were talking about adding honey and they were talking about jalapeno and cheddar cheese and all this stuff.
And I'm going, really?
I make sausage and cheese cornbread.
I like really sharp cheddar and...
Hot sausage.
It's good.
Oh my gosh.
And people were talking about chili and all this stuff.
And I'm going, what is happening here?
I mean, aren't we all supposed to be on diets after the holidays?
What has got started?
I don't know.
I guess it's better than World War III. I mean, let's talk about what we need to talk about here.
And that's the name of the show today.
My goodness, they're getting us closer and closer to that.
Is that the goal?
They're not gonna be happy in Washington, D.C. until they get us into World War III. They're not gonna be happy until they do it.
They're gonna push it and push it.
Nobody's talking about peace except for President Trump.
He's the only one.
You got that right.
I mean, here he is.
First come the tanks, then come the nukes.
President Trump calls for end to crazy war with Russia.
That's all it is.
They're just they're just going to keep pushing and pushing and put and they say well he's got cancer and he's sick well then that means he's really desperate he's like hey i'm gonna die tomorrow anyway push button just keep pushing this is what they ultimately want and there have been quite a few tweets that i've seen and where people are actually talking about the dangers of all of this i mean this is what it ultimately ends up being about Nuclear weapons by country, all right?
And this one is by a proud Army brat, and she says, this is why these countries are pushing for World War III. It'd be the U.S. versus Russia using nukes.
That's where it's headed.
That's exactly where it's headed.
I mean, you look at this map, it tells you everything you need to know.
Okay, we just gave them $45 billion.
The tanks were like $350 million.
Let's add that up.
Can you buy your own tanks?
Can you buy your own stuff?
I mean, how much money do you need?
It's just like, we give them money, and then they're like, well, we still need tanks.
What do you think the money was for?
We still need this.
We still need that.
Well, there's manufacturers that make all that stuff.
They got them ready.
Just call them over there, pay them the money, and they'll send them right over.
I mean, god dang.
We just gave them $40 billion, and we gave them another $3.5 billion two weeks later, and now we say, let's give them some tanks, too.
And that's good.
That's the escalation.
And when we start giving them tanks and, hey, here's some, you know, here's some helicopters and now here's some jets and here's some, you know, I mean, where does it stop?
Yeah, exactly.
Where does it stop?
And on Wednesday, Germany and the U.S. announced they were sending these tanks into Ukraine to fight Russia.
Well, you've got Annalena Baerbach from Germany who is already talking about they're already at war with Russia.
And therefore, I've said already in the last days, yes, we have to do more to defend Ukraine.
Yes, we have to do more also on tanks.
But the most important and the crucial part is that we do it together and that we do not do the blame game in Europe because we are fighting a war against Russia and not against each other.
Thank you.
Thank you, Madam Minister.
They're all in.
100% all in for war.
No one is talking about peace at all.
Not a single one of them.
We're talking about the most corrupt country in Europe, too.
We're not talking about Great Britain here.
Of course, they fail to compare.
Ukraine's not half as corrupt as we are, though, at the moment.
I mean, really?
It's really the truth.
It's not even close.
It's not.
Good God.
Unfortunately, that is a very true statement.
So, sure.
Backflip.
U.S. now set to approve Abrams' main battle tanks for Ukraine.
Here we go.
They're marching forward, and that's why you've got a whole bunch of Republicans up there, like Lindsey Graham Crackers, Who is waving that one, trying to get people rattled up so they know that it's both sides.
Or at least that's what they're trying to portray, that it's both sides.
Him and McCain was going over there when McCain was alive, trying to rouse up a war with Russia.
He would have been wanting a war with Russia.
I mean, he gets off on it.
You got that right?
I mean, that's what he's all about.
They make a fortune when you think about it.
The defense contractors, that's money in their pocket.
They cannot wait.
It's like another whole Pfizer situation all over again, right?
Not only that, but it's a never-ending slush fund to give to their friends.
The money never stops.
Then when the war's over in 14 years, they got a whole country to build back.
Buildings and electrical and plumbing and Power plants and everything else.
And so we send them out and then we go fix that too.
Oh my gosh.
Meanwhile, our cities and bridges suck.
Our roads got potholes in them.
We got, you know, every city is a shithole, crime-ridden cesspool that stinks.
Our border's wide open and we're going to fund the whole war and then we're going to build the whole country back.
Oh, exactly.
They wouldn't do that for a state, people.
They wouldn't do it for Georgia, Mississippi, California, Washington, Montana, New York.
They wouldn't give that much money to a state.
Think about if they gave the states that much money and that much support.
Oh my gosh.
It's unreal.
And don't even forget about the fact that they have been taunting Russia this whole entire time.
When you talk about Lindsey Graham crackers and McStain, as a lot of people call him, and you start looking at what they accused Russia of, the meddling in our elections and all of this of 2016 when it's been proven that Hillary Clinton just flat out lost, but they're willing to risk and wage war as a result of it, here they are.
We're going to go back and tell our colleagues what Russia's up to and the Baltics, what they're doing in the Ukraine.
We're going to get briefed about Georgia.
We hope to make 2017 a year of offense.
We believe that Putin has hacked into our elections in America, that he's trying to undermine democracy all over the world, and it's time for new sanctions to hit him hard as an individual.
His energy sector, his banking sector, It is time to push back against Putin, but be a better friend to our allies over here, including Georgia.
This is a very important trip.
We just left Ukraine where we've seen firsthand what happens when Russia crosses over into a country's independence, and we saw it in our own election with the attempt to influence our election.
We will be working for much tougher sanctions against Russia.
They attacked the United States of America.
The hacking was an attack, and we should be treated as such.
And we think their financial institutions and other aspects of the Russian economy should be addressed.
And we will strongly urge our colleagues to enact more meaningful and stronger sanctions against Russia because of their attack on the United States of America.
Yeah, okay, everything he said is just a lie, and every one of them up there lying about it, people.
That's what makes these people evil.
They know they're lying.
The Russians didn't hack the elections.
They know they didn't hack the elections.
You know who interfered in the elections?
The CIA and the FBI and the Democrat Party.
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
You got that.
That's who exactly did it.
So how do you think, I mean, you know, I'm not trying to be, oh, you're a Putin puppet.
No, I'm not.
I'm just like common sense.
How do you think he feels when they're putting sanctions on him, crippling his country?
Over what he knows they did, and they know they did it.
And it's been proven now that Russia, Russia, Russia was just nothing but a hoax.
And we know now through the Twitter files and everything else, it's the FBI that did it.
It's Hillary Clinton that did it.
It's Barack Obama that spied on them.
It was a fake...
I mean, the whole Mueller investigation was to cover up all their crimes.
The FBI's crimes and to cover up Hillary Clinton's crimes.
That's what the whole thing was for.
That is exactly what it was for, and they would do anything to get there.
In fact, you have this whole thing.
I mean, McCain, John McCain, he was so bad, and it's almost like Lindsey Graham is trying to take and follow into those footsteps, fall into them, to finish the work of this guy.
Because here he is on Face the Nation, and he's talking about a coup.
Honestly, it's terrible.
The Ukrainians aren't asking for American boots on the ground.
That's not the question here.
They're asking for weapons to defend themselves, and they are being slaughtered, and their military is being shattered.
This is a shameful chapter.
I'm ashamed of my country, I'm ashamed of my president, and I'm ashamed of myself that I haven't done more to help these people.
It is really, really heartbreaking.
Now they're asking for everything.
All of it.
Is there anybody ever bait?
I mean, there was never a war.
He didn't try to get us in.
I know.
I'm really glad that he's moved on to other places because we certainly don't need his warmongering self up there getting us into this war.
Think about what we just heard, though.
They put sanctions on Russia, hard sanctions on them.
And sanctioned the hell out of them for interfering, and they called it an attack on our country.
So if it's an attack on our country to interfere in our elections, then the FBI attacked our country, the CIA attacked our country, Hillary Clinton attacked our country, Barack Obama attacked our country, and the Democrat Party attacked our country.
Domestic terrorists.
Yeah.
How can you say it any other way?
They just said they hacked the election, which is an attack on our country.
But now we know for 100% fact it was the FBI, CIA working with the Democrat parties and all them skunks in the FBI. We all know their name, Peter Stroke and Lisa Page, Andy McCabe, the Orrs, Nellie Orr.
Oh, yeah.
We know all the players.
We know all these skunks, traitors of this country that belong in prison.
We know exactly how they run.
And McCain was notorious for just being a warmonger.
I mean, that's what he was all about.
Here he is joking about killing Iranians.
Listen to this.
We've learned that the exports to Iran increased by tenfold during the Bush administration.
The biggest export was cigarettes, given that the, yeah, that the supposedly that's a way of killing them.
That's who this clown is.
That's who he was.
I mean, he's all about that.
I mean, throwing his head back, laughing about it.
Maybe that's how we get rid of it.
This guy was extremely dangerous.
Absolutely.
And they wanted him to be President of the United States.
And almost was.
Can you imagine?
Can you imagine?
I cannot believe I voted for him and Mitt Romney.
Lord.
Oh.
We've learned a lot since those days, haven't we?
I just smacked myself in the face twice right now.
You know what, though?
So many others.
I mean, we were all led down this path, and now all of a sudden everyone is starting to recognize you can't cover up these crimes of these politicians.
We don't ever get a choice.
That's why Trump being an outsider was so great.
I want everybody to remember how they felt.
Because we finally got an outsider in, not a celebrity, not a billionaire, an outsider for the first time ever that wasn't a general or wasn't a part of that.
It's your turn.
That's why nothing ever changes.
I mean, you know, you got when they finally have two presidential candidates and you go, well, I got to go vote.
I don't want to vote for Satan, so I'm going to go vote for a demon instead.
Right.
You got Satan on the ticket or demon?
Which one you gonna pick?
I mean, it's just, there's no choices.
There aren't.
And like when we were talking about yesterday, what we were talking about yesterday, and we were talking about DeSantis and Trump, we've got two really great people that will create and command change.
And we know that.
And so instead of people trying to tear that apart and try to dissect it and say what's wrong with this one or what's wrong with that one, Let's go ahead and support them both in their positions as they are now.
DeSantis, oh my gosh, he is just doing amazing things for Florida.
There's no question about him being a future president.
But he hasn't declared.
He's got the record to stand on it.
You know, they come out, hey, Jeb Bush's buddy.
And he says, no, he's not.
This is ridiculous.
He's got great hands.
He was at his inauguration.
Okay, well, who else was at his inauguration?
All the other.
Jeb Bush used to be a governor.
It's a governor inauguration.
That's right.
Who's going to show up?
All the governors were there, man.
All the Republican governors were there.
It's just like when somebody's got a record, and I was, you know, because Rick Scott came in here talking about the same thing DeSantis did, and Rick Scott was governor here, and I can't even tell you what he'd done.
Right.
He didn't do anything bad, but he didn't do anything good either.
He was just like there.
He was just like a wet blanket.
He didn't do nothing.
He didn't change nothing.
He didn't move the needle as far as making it a red state.
He didn't do nothing.
And so when DeSantis come in, I was the first one, like the people complaining about him today.
I'm like, oh man, he's just talking all that crap.
How do you hardly know who he was?
And so the reason I like him is because of results, not because, hey man, he's cool.
He's got a good looking family.
None of that matters to me.
He has come in here and he has changed my state.
And I don't talk about state politics a lot on this show, but I follow state politics, probably Florida state politics, more than I do nationally.
But, you know, it's not going to be interesting to you for me to talk about what they do in Tallahassee today.
They passed this thing and it's going to be good for us homeowners here in Florida.
You don't want to hear that stuff if you're from Maine.
Right.
I mean, but you see what the change is.
And I see it here in California and would love for, and that's another reason why I'm looking at Florida.
Big possibility I'll be moving out of here soon to Florida because of all of this.
I mean, you can see what's happening.
As a result of Democrat policies.
But it's not only that.
It's fresh ideas.
It's new thinking.
It's something that's out of the box.
It's really great to see with DeSantis.
Like his interview today that he had.
I mean, it was fantastic.
With Charlie Kirk.
Listen to what he says about moving the RNC out of de-sleeves.
And putting it in a more realistic place.
Not in a corrupt situation.
And it's an idea that he gave Hermit Dillon for.
But listen to this exchange.
Right now, the RNC is meeting in Dana Point, California.
And there are some questions of who should lead the RNC and whether it should be Rana for a fourth term or go a different direction with Hermit Dillon.
What are your thoughts on this?
Well, we've had three substandard election cycles in a row, 18, 20, and 22.
And I would say of all three of those, 22 was probably the worst, given the political environment of a very unpopular president and Biden, Huge majorities of the people think the country's going in the wrong direction.
That is an environment that's tailor-made to make big gains in the House and the Senate and State Houses all across the country, and yet that didn't happen.
And in fact, we even lost ground in the U.S. Senate.
And so, you know, I think we need a change.
I think we need to get some new blood in the RNC. I like what Harmeet Dillon has said about getting the RNC out of D.C. Why would you want to have your headquarters in the most Democrat city in America?
It's more Democrat than San Francisco is.
So I think you get it in real parts of the country.
You attract people who want to live in those parts of the country, not D.C. insiders.
But I do think we need some fresh thinking.
And here's the thing, just practically speaking, You need grassroots Republicans to power this organization with volunteering and donations.
I think it's going to be very difficult to energize people to want to give money, to want to volunteer their time with the RNC if they don't see a change in direction.
Do you have any personal experience with the RNC? I mean, because they'll say that Florida was one of their great successes this last cycle.
So we actually ran our election assuming we weren't going to be involved with the RNC at all because they weren't raising the type of money That they needed to be raising.
And so our get out the vote, our ground operation, we funded that.
We focused a lot on actually low propensity voters and we turned out a lot of low props, which is very, very good.
So it was very successful, you know, but that was really being driven by our agenda, our accomplishments and us putting a lot of dollars behind this important ground game.
Okay, so there you go.
Look at that.
He didn't need the RNC. Not at all.
I don't donate to the RNC. Yeah, look what they do.
Look what they do.
If you lean on them, you know, what do they do?
They pull it.
Look, Mitch McConnell, I'm pulling all your funds.
I'm pulling all your funds.
Well, we didn't like that.
It's a pro-magic cabinet.
We're not going to give you any funds.
We're going to give it all to Lisa Murkowski so she can vote Democrat for the next six years.
So, there's no going forward with Ronna.
She's terrible.
She's a failure.
She's failed for four years.
And why do we keep rewarding failure?
She failed.
She had a job to do, and she's failed over and over and over, as big as you can fail.
And then why is she even running again?
I'd have my tail between my legs and say, look, I just ain't good at this.
Right, I mean, it's time for somebody else.
Self-reflection.
Exactly.
In fact...
I suck at this.
These people never say that.
Well, I mean, she did fail, and she isn't winning this one with flying colors.
In fact, right now, the Gateway Pundit just published an article.
Wow, latest poll shows Mike Lindell tops Ronna McDaniel and Harmeet Dillon in race for Republican chair.
Yeah, I know.
Everybody likes Mike Lindell, and I love Mike Lindell.
He's great.
I just think that she...
What's her name?
I can't think of it.
Yeah.
It's a hard name for me to remember.
It's not like Sally...
Yeah, Harmi Dillon.
I think she's the right person.
She's a lawyer.
She's a lawyer for all the conservative causes.
She's really good with the law.
She understands.
She's a hard worker.
She has the time.
She wants to do it.
She's the perfect person to me for it.
And Mike Lindell, I love Mike Lindell.
I just don't think he's better in her in that position.
I really don't.
I'm just glad to see it.
I'm really glad to see it.
I'm glad to see that there are conservatives that are deeply rooted, that are coming out, because neither one of them need the job.
I know, but we don't want them to split the vote and get Roma in there.
That's the problem.
Yep, you're right, Kat.
That's the problem.
And then she slides in for another.
The loser session.
Exactly.
She don't do nothing.
All they're doing is taking donations.
She's flying around in private jets and limos and having parties.
That's all she's doing, I'm telling you.
She's not doing anything.
Here it is, four years after they beat us, two years after they did this awful ballot harvesting, and they didn't even have a ballot harvesting team to go fight them at their own game.
She don't have a damn clue what she's doing.
I'm not going to tell anybody who to pick in the primary, but the ultimate goal is to win the presidency.
So the goal ain't to beat each other.
I mean, I see some people now tearing up either Trump or DeSantis in the just most cruel ways already.
And if you're going to go in there with these two, and let's say they get in a tight race, and you're going to tear each other apart like some of these people are, then there's going to be nothing good happen in the general for either candidate.
They're going to beat each other bloody, and they ain't going to have nothing left.
Well, they're doing the Democrats' work for them, right?
Because that's exactly what's going to happen.
They're going to use everything that you threw out there and everything that you said and every single smear and every single name that you called them, and they're going to use it to their advantage.
It happens all the time.
I mean, who's a better enemy?
I love them both.
I'm never going to turn on either one because I owe them both.
Allah, I owe Trump so much, owe DeSantis so much.
If I lived in Nebraska, I probably wouldn't be so up on DeSantis because I live here in Florida.
That's right.
And you know me, I don't even want him to run in the first place.
I want him here in Florida.
I don't want him to run.
I mean, he's 43 years old or 44.
He's young.
He's got plenty of time, but you know.
Sometimes you've got to strike when the iron's hot, too, and he just won by 20 points, so I understand that.
When everybody's in the race, I'll be on the podcast, I'm going to tell everybody who I'm supporting and why, and Until then, they'll just have to keep emailing me all these news people every day.
Who are you picking?
Exactly.
We know you like them both.
Who are you picking?
I said, well, I don't even know who's in the race.
Why am I going to pick somebody?
I have no idea who's even in the race.
How can I pick anybody?
Well, no one, I mean, DeSantis, the only person that's running right now that we know of that really has no clout is Trump.
President Trump, I'm 100% against him.
I mean, for him.
Sorry.
I'm against everybody else.
I'm against Nikki Haley for obvious reasons.
I mean, she was part of that whole amnesty thing.
You have some of the others.
She comes out half-assed and says she's probably going to run.
Either come out and say it or don't.
I know.
And Bolton, I'm totally against Mustache Man.
I mean, he is just a warmonger.
He's part of the problem.
So you've got Nikki Haley, who was part of the whole Amnesty Klan, right?
I'll never forget how Senator Marcos, he was ridiculous.
Your guy over there in Florida.
I have one on yours.
DeSantis is the future of this party.
And, you know, if Trump gets in there another term, he's going to pass the torch because he can only stay in there four more years.
And when he passes the torch, I can promise you it's going to be to Santas.
Right.
So there's no use in beating him up and starting to, you know, treat him like he's Bernie Sanders or he's Joe Biden or Hunter or something.
I mean, I see people already doing that to him.
There's just no sense in it.
It doesn't make any sense.
It doesn't.
We're on the same team.
You and everybody who listened to DeSantis and Trump, we're all on the same team.
That's right.
You never really forget either.
Nikki Haley was part of Marco Rubio's clan, right?
That whole group that really went after President Trump because they knew that he was pulling ahead and he was going to win.
People wanted an outsider.
And they just clanned together and President Trump was very gracious.
I mean, he offered them positions.
Nikki Haley got her spot and all of that and did an okay job, I'd say.
But as far as everything else, you know where she sides.
You know, she's part of the RINO team.
And I think when she was up there with that interview, she was throwing it out to test the waters like they all do.
And the response wasn't what she was expecting.
I mean, she really wasn't expecting it.
She came out and said, I've never lost a race.
Well, get ready, sweetheart.
You're about to.
You never lost a race until now, and you're not even going to be in this race.
It's going to be over before you start.
It is.
But, you know, I saw they let Trump back on Facebook and Instagram.
So now he can tweet Facebook, Instagram, and I think he has a combination.
Probably around 160, somewhere close to 200 million followers.
And if you don't use that, you're nuts.
Exactly.
Because it's good.
I understand, man.
He got mad because they kicked him off.
He joined Truth.
Truth is doing good.
I love Truth.
Heck, I almost got 900,000 followers over there already.
That's amazing.
The...
But there is like 5,000 people on Truth, and there's 350 million on this, and a billion on Facebook.
And it's free advertising.
Every time you post, you're advertising to 200,000 followers if you do it on all three platforms for free.
It don't cost you a dime.
That's right.
You have to use that.
Social media, you know, it's the new media.
And you can't just say, I'm just going to be on Truth.
It doesn't reach the audience.
It's true.
And I'm just so glad that he's out there.
And I really feel like we may have had something to do with it.
I'm sorry, but I'm sticking to my guns on that.
Because when we had Kash Patel on the show and Devin Nunes, we told them point blank, he's got to get on social media.
We're sorry you're the CEO of Truth.
But we're going to be real truthful here.
We're sorry.
Well, I'm sorry, the CEO of Truth, but, man, Trump's got to get back on Twitter.
He's got to, though.
And he can say different things on Truth and Twitter.
He don't have to say the exact same things on all of them.
So it's just he has to get back on Twitter, not only because it'd be fun as hell for all of us, because it's just funny when he's on there, and I love it.
It is.
But it's just if you're going to shoot for the presidency again and all the stuff against you and all the people against you and all the media And everything, the lies, and the government doing a special counsel on you and trying to get you out.
Another fake investigation after another fake investigation.
You do have arrows, and you've got to use them.
And so Twitter and Facebook and Instagram, I'd go back on them today, and I'd stay on them.
Well, and see, this is the thing, too.
You're touching on a whole bunch of subjects here because I'm pulling up an article from the Gateway Pundit about despite Trump leading in multiple primary polls, New York Times reports that the top GOP elites don't support Trump in 2024.
Well, they may have individually, collectively, a whole bunch of money, but guess what?
Our money and who we support reigns louder and rings clearer.
And that's what they're afraid of.
Anything and everything to throw at this guy so that he's not the next president.
But the problem that they're having is that the American people are on President Trump's side.
And we're not going to change that.
We know that he's not with these special interest groups.
He's not getting his money from these outsiders like you see from so many other campaigns.
We put our faith and our vote in this man and he did not disappoint us.
Not at all.
If I could today say, okay, let's go back to when President Trump was running this country, you know what?
I would be sitting on easy street.
I would know that.
Let me tell you something.
We had, before they did the pandemic, which was to get them out, we all know it, before they did the plandemic, Which was nine months before he had to, you know, do his election.
I mean, the economy was, we had the strongest economy in 70 years.
We had the lowest gas prices in history.
Wow.
You know?
It was great.
I mean, not in history, but, you know, I mean, for, man, we've been paying three, four, five dollars for 20 years, and he comes along and it's $1.69 again?
Mm-hmm.
3% interest rates?
Yeah, he had the highest black unemployment in history.
Hispanic, women, everything.
He had every economic record for the last 50 years.
I mean, it was a total success.
No wars at all.
I mean, that's another thing I like.
He's not a warmonger.
All the Republican Party and the Democrats now, they're just warmongers.
They want war, war, war, war, war, war.
That's it.
And it's strange that this outsider comes in, and he really is a champion of peace, President Trump.
Anyway, we'll see how it all breaks down, but...
And if I support Trump in the primary, which I probably will, and if he loses to DeSantis, I'll go right for DeSantis then.
I mean, you think I'm going to go for Biden or Kamala Harris or Pete Buttigieg or Gavin Newsom?
I ain't going for them people.
They're lunatics.
They're communists.
They're full-blown communists.
I can't wait to get back to this.
I mean, I'm looking at a Trump rally picture right here, and you remember the excitement in the air.
I remember I was in Hollywood when I found out, of course, because I live here, but I was on Hollywood Boulevard, and I remember that the night of the elections, and I remember there was just this real buzz in the air because I could feel it.
Being on social media and seeing what I was seeing and hearing from all parts of the country, It was unreal.
And I just knew that he was going to win.
And my parents, who were listening to the lamestream news, and they were watching all of these polls, and they were just like, oh, we don't want to tell you this, but it doesn't look good for him.
Not at all.
And I'm like...
It's designed that way.
I knew he was going to win.
It's designed that way.
And my parents just thought I was completely, you know, like, we feel really bad.
But we're going to have to let her know that, you know, she sounds a little lunatic, like a little Lulu right now, with the way she's talking about President Trump.
Well, as soon as he won, I just looked at him and they said, how in the world did you know?
And I said, everyone knew.
She couldn't beat Trump.
She did not have a platform.
She didn't present anything.
She's up there ordering ball gowns and just putting in her next regime and all of these things.
Fireworks.
Right!
She's not talking about the American people.
Not at all.
They rented a place, the Javits Center, because it had a glass ceiling because it was going to be like, you know, the glass ceiling coming down.
Here we are.
I guarantee the speech was already planned.
Sure.
We broke that glass ceiling.
She'd probably been practicing it for a year.
Well, she didn't have a speech prepared.
You know that she had to send in her campaign manager up there for the concession speech.
Yeah, that dude looks like a lizard.
She didn't have one.
John Fidesz, he looks exactly like a lizard.
She didn't have one to give because she was so sure that she was going to win.
Well, that's what we need.
We need that kind of energy to come.
We need people to come out and vote, those that have not been registered, to get registered and get ready because this is going to be a showdown like nothing we've ever seen before.
Everybody take a deep breath.
This is a long way away.
There's going to be a hundred things that happen between now And the first debate of the Republican thing, and maybe the Democrat, Joe, they're forcing him not to run, so I don't think he will.
So before these debates on both sides around whenever August or whenever they're going to happen this year, there's going to be a hundred things that shape all kinds of different things before then.
So everybody take a good deep breath.
If you're hyperventilating right now over DeSantis and Trump and all DeSantis and your piece of crap, Trump didn't do this.
And you're on line screaming on top of your lungs, fighting and calling the other one a scumbag when they're not.
They're both great, you know, the future of the Republican Party.
That's right.
And so if you start doing that this early before, we don't even know who's in the race.
This is a marathon.
I'm telling you, not a sprint.
They're going to burn out.
They are.
God, if you're this mad already and you're going this ballistic, calm down, take a deep breath, Think about it hard.
I mean, this is a serious decision.
And, you know, and we'll move forward.
But just everybody, calm down, man.
We've got time.
Social media.
And a lot of people just like to be angry.
I mean, this is what I've kind of determined, is they want to be miserable.
They want to be angry.
They want to feel like the world is against them.
And okay.
I mean, if you want to live that way, great.
But I like to give people the benefit of the doubt that...
We're all trying to improve this country.
And if you've got two great candidates up there and two wonderful people that honestly represent your values, how can you lose?
This is something to celebrate.
There have been years where I've said, I don't know, is there anybody else?
I mean, what have we got here?
Is that all we've got?
Yeah, Trump rally.
I've probably watched every Trump rally on TV, but I've never been to one.
Oh, wow.
The reason I can't go to him is because he's just, he's too popular.
So you have to get there six hours before, stand in line if you're going to get a good seat.
Right.
Stand in line for six hours.
I can't, you know, I've got an army injury, I've had back surgeries.
I know, but you know when I got to mine.
I can't do it.
I got to see mine, believe it or not, when he first announced that he was running.
And I was in Jacksonville, Florida at the time.
And so I was able to see him at that rally right there on the water.
And there was not that many people there.
I mean, it was probably like 1500 people.
And I was just starstruck.
I mean, I felt like he was talking directly to me.
I swear, everything that he said resonated.
And I went back to social media working twice as hard, three times as hard as I did before, because I said, this man is going to be what saves this country.
He is.
And so I was really lucky that I was able to have that opportunity.
I really was, because now, like you said, the lines are huge.
People are spending the night.
I know.
I think he had one in Panama City, which was only an hour and a half away from me.
And I was just like, man, I want to go to this because I've never been to one.
And then I started seeing the news.
It was like, you know, it was like six or seven o'clock and it was hot.
It was like 98 degrees humidity, no wind blowing.
It gets hot here.
I mean, you can have a 100 degrees day in November where I live.
Easy.
And I was just like, man, I was going to go to it.
And I'm like, man, just standing in line in the heat for six or seven hours with my back.
It's all about my back.
Because if my back gets out, my legs start going numb from the...
You know, from the nerve damage and all, then I'm screwed.
So if I get way back in a big crowd and all that starts happening, so I'm like, you know what, I can see this on TV and pop a beer, sit in air condition, sit in my declutter.
I don't know, Kat, though.
I think I have an idea that if you wanted to go to a Trump rally, you could make a call or they would make a call to you and they would arrange it to where you had all the comforts.
You shouldn't leave me in backstage, man.
I'd go, you know.
You know, help the elderly here.
Well, he is winning.
Another poll shows that President Trump with a 35-point lead over all other potential candidates for 2024.
It means nothing.
It doesn't.
It doesn't.
But it's nice to see.
I mean, he's...
But it's not real, so what good does it do?
No polls can be real right now.
They don't even know who's running.
So, I just...
You know, what's funny about polls is they're always...
They're wrong as hell.
They're wrong by 10 points, all the polls, the day before the election.
I mean, how bad do you think they are two years away?
I mean, they can't get it right the day before the election.
What makes you think they're going to get it right?
The bad thing about polls is they use them to shape, and they'll use them evilly sometimes, the left.
They'll say, okay, we don't want Trump to run, so we're going to act like he's way ahead.
And so we'll get to the people and say, I don't even need to vote, man.
He's going to win the primary easy.
So they do these polls, and then they're like, okay, we're going to call 300 people or 350 people.
And where are you calling them at?
And they're like, well, we called the landlines.
Who's got a landline anymore?
Oh my gosh.
I've never been called for a poll in my life.
I'm 58 years old.
Not one time.
Me neither.
Has anybody ever called me for a poll?
No.
So I don't believe them.
I don't even, to be honest with you, I don't believe anything anymore than pollsters say.
They're all a bunch of leftist loons.
But they, I mean, they, I don't even think they call anybody.
I think they say, here's, we need this margin and this margin.
To shape this narrative, and they just put it out.
I have no doubt they do that.
Well, I think if anybody had a real clue as to what direction the country was going in, it would be social media.
Because, at least when it was fair, before they started blocking people's opinions and views and things like that, because there was a real push and a real genuine groundswell.
You could see that on social media in 2016 when President Trump won.
You could just see it.
I mean, the enthusiasm, the energy was off the charts.
Of course, when they started blocking people and trying to tame and tap all that stuff down, shadow banning people, you did see what happened as a result.
We lost the midterm shortly after that because this is what the left was pushing and this is why it was so important for them to continue to hush our voices.
And if you don't call that election interference, then I don't know what is.
I mean, they absolutely interfered in our elections.
Facebook and everybody else.
If you put Trump in there, an algorithm would just zap you immediately.
It was over.
They'd take you down.
Hold on.
I just got a message from Elon Musk.
Let me read it real quick.
Oh my word.
Wait.
I'm just kidding.
I just wanted to write articles about...
Here we go, folks.
Oh my gosh, you have me on the trigger.
Yeah, I haven't fooled you, but yeah, it's because all these people, hey, I heard it.
Elon Musk retweeted you at the Daily Beast.
We're going to do an article.
Oh my gosh.
I think that's so cool.
Yeah, I just thought I'd say that.
Well, you can mess with them big time.
I think it's wonderful.
I mean, you really can.
Oh my God, Elon Musk, the richest guy in the world, is talking to Cat Turd.
Here he goes, priorities right.
You got me too.
You got chat too.
I'm just kidding.
You even hit the breaking news.
I know.
I'm like, oh my gosh, my job.
I've got to do my job.
You know, if everybody noticed that, I mean, all the top accounts, Our engagements are down 67% in three weeks.
When you're normally getting 10,000 to 50,000 likes and you're getting 2,000 if you're lucky, I think I figured out what's going on because I've just been kind of studying it.
And what's happening is, of course, I'm not saying everybody's not shadowbanned, but it's not shadowbanned and searchbanned this time.
What's happening is, let's say there's...
20 big accounts that I like, and then I like a lot of small accounts too, but the big ones especially, okay?
If I get retweeted by a big account, let's say Dan Bongino retweets me, and then four other people that size retweet me, then my account gets so much more, you know, engagements then.
But what's happening is now I can go to my homepage now.
And I'd say that the top 20 accounts I like to follow, they're nowhere to be found.
I know.
And then I've talked to a lot of them.
I've talked to some people.
And they're saying, I can't see you either.
So what's happening is, if I want to go now to Dan Bongino's site, I have to punch in Dan Bongino.com.
Or whatever his ad is until he pulls up, then press on him and then go to the homepage and then see what he's doing.
And I don't have time to do that with the top 50 people I like to follow all day.
I don't have time to do it because I usually could go to my homepage and all of us that followed each other retweet each other.
Once you retweet each other a lot, the algorithms, they're on your homepage and then you see each other.
So you say, hey, that's funny.
I'm going to retweet it because it's just a quick reaction.
So they're not seeing us.
We're not seeing them.
And so you're not getting any retweets.
So, you know, what you're saying is not nobody's retweeting it.
You're getting retweets, but you can't see the big accounts.
They've got all the big accounts and the larger accounts completely invisible to each other.
I don't know why.
But, you know, I know Elon, and he has messaged me before, and I know he's working on it, and he's set its top priority.
And he understands.
It's an algorithm gone bad is what it is.
They're like, okay, we got a new algorithm where you can more tightly listen, you know, read the tweets of the people you like.
And so, boom, the algorithm goes on.
But what they didn't count on is, hey, you just took all the people I want.
Now I don't see anybody.
So I think it was something they're tweaking with good intentions, but they got to find which one it is and just pull it off.
It didn't work.
Yeah, it's definitely something that's happening with the whole thing.
Definitely.
I mean, I can go to your page because I type in you and you're actually pinned.
But in order to go back to my page, I actually have to type in my entire name.
So it's happening to me too.
I know.
So what happens, and then they put a search ban on me.
So if they've got a search ban on me, I looked today and it was off.
So that's the first time I've seen it off in a while.
So maybe that's a good start.
So now, let's say you guys are trying to find me, and you can't find me on the homepage anymore.
I'm not showing up, which kills my engagements.
And so then you go in and you type...
At C-A-T, then you get all the way to two, and I'm still not on there.
Now, how can you even find me?
Oh my gosh.
So you add that to a search band, you're completely invisible.
And everybody's like, oh, you care about engagements?
Yeah, I'm trying to help them fix the site.
I want everybody to be free on it.
That's the whole goal.
But when I show you something, some of my analytics, and they're 47% down, you've got to understand...
During my time at Twitter, I've never seen one go red, even 1% down, because as your account grows, naturally, you get more engagement.
So I'm going to naturally get more engagement at 1.3 million than I would at 1.1 million.
It's always going to go up.
It always does.
I look at some things for four years.
They go up, up, up, up, up.
There's never one that says negative 1%.
Naturally, if you're getting a lot of followers, your engagements are going to go up, right?
More people are going to see you.
You've got a bigger account.
But now, all of a sudden, they're nosediving.
I mean, my profile visits are down 47%.
They've never even been down 1% in four years.
So there's something wrong.
Definitely something wrong.
And I think a lot of people are noticing it.
I always have people that say, hey, I can't find you.
And even when I type it in...
Nobody can find each other.
Yeah, it's a real mess.
We're invisible to each other right now.
But, you know, he's going to fix it.
I think he's dedicated to fix it.
He's trying to find it.
They're growing fast.
They're trying to change all...
I mean, look at the stuff.
It's changing since he's been there.
Oh my gosh.
And they're trying to change.
They're trying new algorithms and stuff.
And I think they've, you know, got too cute and did a couple too many.
And it's just basically made us invisible.
It's true.
It's true.
But I'm sure they'll have it worked out.
It's going to take some time.
And besides, I think there's still some housecleaning that needs to be done.
Oh, there's definitely rogue employees there still.
Yes, absolutely.
I mean, if you have the FBI and all of these other people that have been engaged in this whole thing and they're rooted in the company, they work basically with them, don't think for one second that just because Elon Musk We're good to go.
I can remote do this, we can push this, we can shove this over there, and I put this little folder that we can still get into no matter what they do.
And then we just go there, hit a button, and all them conservative, bigot, homophobic, racist, like, nobody will be able to see it.
We win.
Oh my gosh.
It's ridiculous.
That's definitely possible.
It's completely ridiculous.
But just like you said, I mean, there's all kinds of things that are happening behind the scenes because Twitter definitely played a major role when people were talking and using it like a town square.
And so when the left realized this, I mean, we even have Hillary Clinton who said that she wanted to be the president of Facebook after she lost the election.
What's your qualification?
Because she wanted to control the narrative of the news.
Let me see.
Let me read your thing.
Okay, you're the most cheated on person in history.
And what else you got?
Exactly.
Nothing.
She has absolutely nothing other than that.
It's terrible.
I guarantee...
Bill and Hillary hate each other so bad.
They do.
And they literally loathe each other.
She looks at him like she wants to kill him.
Have you ever seen the way she looks at him like her eyes can just...
A laser beam through him at any second.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Remember that time she got...
Of course, the rapes were worse than that, but, you know, Monica Lewinsky and all that happened.
And...
Then they took this big picture.
It was in all the newspapers of them.
She forgave them and they're dancing together.
They were dancing on a beach with no music, folks.
There's no music around.
There's not a music box.
Exactly.
It's just, let's go.
Okay, here's what we're going to do.
We're going to go stage it.
Photo shoot.
Everything they do, people.
I've told you that it's all stage.
It's all fake.
It's all a lie.
Everything they do is a lie.
Everything.
All of it.
They don't like each other one little bit.
Whenever you've seen them...
The Fonz blocked me today, by the way.
Oh, I saw that!
I saw that!
I got blogged by the Fonz.
Hey.
Cool.
Oh, my gosh, Kat.
I saw that and I started laughing.
I'm like, okay, so what did you do to make him mad?
You must have done something.
Listen, I can't remember.
Maybe I did and just passing, but I can't remember ever saying anything to him.
I might have now.
I mean, I could have.
But it was in the last, like, 24 hours.
No!
No, I don't remember ever saying anything to him in months if I did.
So it's your reputation.
It's not an account that I ever read or do anything.
If I did see it in passing, I wouldn't even read it.
I don't care.
Oh my gosh.
So it's your reputation.
That's it.
That leather jacket was fake anyway.
It's probably fake leather.
Leather.
Oh my gosh.
Well, here we go.
We cannot not talk about the big story of yesterday.
Whoa.
Oh, Project Veritas, Pfizer exploring mutating COVID-19 virus via directed evolution to continue profiting from vaccines.
You don't get a bigger confession than this.
You just don't.
You just don't.
I'm going to play the video because if you haven't heard it, you've got to.
I mean, this stuff is scary.
And keep in mind, too, what we always say.
This has all been planned.
I'm dead serious when I say these people are evil and they're murderers and they all should be put in prison for what they're doing right now.
And I'm dead serious when I say that.
These people are evil and this will show you how evil they are.
Oh my gosh.
I mean, this is like, it's so big.
And the fact that we've got some people that are actually calling on it for investigations now, there should have been investigations.
No one should have had this kind of power.
No one.
I mean, it's frightening what happened here and people are dying as a result of it.
So here is the video and I'm going to play it for you because it's just, it's really stunning.
Check it out.
...is thinking about mutating COVID? Well, that is not what we say to the public.
No.
Don't tell anyone what's going on.
We're exploring, like, you know how the virus keeps mutating?
Yeah.
Well, one of the things we're exploring is, like, why don't we just mutate it ourselves so we can create undoubtedly developed new vaccines, right?
So we have to do that.
If we're going to do that, though, there's a risk of, like, as you could imagine, no one wants to be having a pharma company mutating f***ing virus.
This is Meet Jordan Tristan Walker, a Director of Research and Development Strategic Operations and mRNA Scientific Planning at Pfizer.
It sounds like gain-of-function to me.
I don't know.
It's a little bit different.
I think it's different.
It's definitely not gain-of-function.
It sounds like it is.
I mean, it's okay.
No, no, no, no.
Directed evolution is very different.
Well, you're not supposed to do gain-of-function research of the viruses.
Yeah.
But you do like these selected directional mutations to try to see if it can be more potent.
Yeah.
So there is research I'm going about that.
I don't know how that's going to work.
There better not be any more outbreaks to take Jesus Christ.
The gentleman seems to have absolutely no moral compass at all.
For all government officials?
It's pretty good for the industry to be honest.
It's bad for everyone else in America.
Why is it bad for everybody else?
If this is the quality of individuals within Pfizer that are making these huge decisions that risk global public health, It's profoundly corrupt.
What is Pfizer doing, I guess, to optimize, you know, the vaccines now?
Oh, we actually had a meeting about that today, so there's a lot.
Really?
I don't know if I should say this.
Our undercover journalist asked Walker how Pfizer is handling the fact that their COVID vaccines are ineffective against virus variants.
What he said is disturbing.
Listen to this.
We're exploring, like, you know how the virus keeps mutating?
Yeah.
Well, one of the things we're exploring is, like, why don't we just mutate it ourselves, so we can create un-developed new vaccines, right?
So we have to do that.
If we're going to do that, though, there's a risk of, like, as you could imagine, no one wants to be having a pharma company mutating f***ing viruses.
Yeah, okay.
So we're like, do we want to do this?
So that's, like, one of the things we're considering.
Okay.
Like, the future, like, maybe we can, like, create new versions of the vaccines and things like that.
Okay, so Pfizer ultimately is thinking about mutating COVID? Well, that is not what we say to the public.
No.
That's why it was a bump that came up in a meeting.
We were like, why do we not?
It was like, we're going to consider that.
There'll be more discussions.
That's right, it appears that Pfizer is internally discussing the possibility of mutating the COVID virus themselves in order to tailor a vaccine to sell to the public.
Listen to Walker describe in detail just how they would conduct such a scientific experiment.
First, in living animals.
So the way that we're thinking about it, don't tell anyone what they're talking about.
The way it would work is we put the virus in these monkeys, and then we successively cause them to keep infecting each other.
I would collect serial samples from them, and then the ones that are more infectious, like the virus, we'll put them in another monkey, and just constantly actively mutate it.
That's one way.
Or you can even do like directed simulation, which we've turned off to refer up, and then you just sample what the different proteins on the surface of the virus look like over time.
Okay.
You can see the mutation, and you cannot force it to be played in a certain way you want.
Okay.
But you have to be very controlled to make sure that this virus that you mutate doesn't create something that goes everywhere.
Something crazy.
Which I suspect is the way that the virus started, it moved ahead.
To be honest, it makes no sense if this virus popped out of nowhere.
Yeah, I know.
COVID virus experimentation on live monkeys?
This is unethical, to say the least, and Walker describes those experiments as if they are ongoing and not simply a hypothetical discussion.
So, I mean, when is Pfizer going to implement the mutation of all these viruses?
I don't know.
It depends on how the experiments work out, because this is just like something we're dying, right?
It sounds like gain-of-function to me.
I don't know.
It's a little bit different.
I think it's different.
It's definitely not getting a bunch of...
Sounds like it is.
I mean, it's okay.
No, no, no.
Directed evolution is very different.
Direct evolution?
Directed evolution.
Directed evolution.
Okay.
Well, so, I mean, is that what it is then?
Maybe.
I don't know.
Well, you're not supposed to do game function research of the viruses.
They'd rather not.
But you do these selected, directional mutations to try to see if it can be more potent.
So there is research I'm talking about that.
I don't know how that's going to work.
There might not be any more outbreaks.
It's like, Jesus Christ.
So, tell me more, what's developing with the whole virus mutation process?
Well, they're still kind of conducting the experiments on it, but it seems like from a herd they're kind of optimizing it, but in the growing slopes, they were just very cautious, like, you know.
Right.
They obviously don't want to accelerate it too much.
Yeah.
But I think they're also just trying to do it as an exploratory thing, because you obviously don't want to advertise that you're trying to figure out future mutations.
So did that, did the whole virus mutation thing, like, come from your executive, Sarah?
No, no, no.
That came from, like, we have, like, chief scientific officers in, like, the other divisions.
In a subsequent meeting, our undercover journalist asked if this type of gain-of-function research is already being studied at Pfizer.
But no, as long as it's called directed evolution, Pfizer's in the clear.
What's the goal for Pfizer doing that?
So probably what they want to do is to try to figure out, to some extent, try to figure out how to play.
You know, there's all these new strains of variants that just pop up.
Why don't we try to catch them before they pop up in nature and we can develop a vaccine prophylaxis for new variants.
So that's why they're thinking if we do it in control of the lab, then we say, oh, this is a new epitope.
And so then if it comes out later on in the public, we already have a vaccine kind of working on it.
Oh my god.
That's perfect.
Like, isn't that the best business model though?
Like, just control nature before nature even happens itself, right?
Yeah, yeah.
If it works.
What do you mean if it works?
Because, like, sometimes people just need patients that pop up, right?
Like with Delta or Omicron and things like that, so...
Who knows?
I mean, either way, it's going to be a cash cow.
COVID could probably be a cash cow for us for a while going for it.
Yeah.
I obviously like that.
Yeah, lord.
Well, I think the whole...
It's a cash cow, folks.
You're dying.
I think the whole, like, research of the viruses and mutating it, like...
Would be the ultimate, like, cash cow.
Yeah, it would be perfect.
Now you would think that creating viruses to sell the vaccine would be illegal.
But no.
The pharmaceutical industry, as Walker puts it, is, quote, a revolving door for all government officials, unquote.
It's like a revolving door for all government officials.
In the pharma industry, all the government officials who work around drugs, they come work for pharma companies.
In the military, all the army and defense government officials eventually go work for the defense companies afterwards.
How do you feel about that revolving door?
It's pretty good for the industry, to be honest.
Yeah.
It's bad for everyone else in America.
Why is it bad for everybody else?
Because if the regulators are through our drugs, you know that once they stop being regulated, they want to go work for the company, then it's not going to be as hard for the company.
You know, we're getting this up.
Right.
We talked to Dr. Robert Robert Malone, physician, scientist and author, to get his take on the comments made by Jordan Walker.
You're gaining function.
You're creating a new function in virus one by adding elements from virus two, infecting one monkey and then another monkey.
That's called serial passage.
That appears to have been one of the technologies deployed in the Wuhan Institute of Virology with the humanized mouse strains that I believe were obtained from EcoHealth Alliance.
That's an example of directed evolution.
The gentleman seems to have absolutely no moral compass at all about what he's doing.
The hubris and arrogance and immaturity, If this is the quality of individuals within Pfizer that are making these huge decisions that risk global public health with such a casual disregard for the human toll, it's profoundly corrupt in terms of would it be feasible For Pfizer to circumvent international or national law, I think that is undeniable.
And the gentleman in your investigative work has clearly indicated that Pfizer believes that it has successfully captured the regulatory apparatus of the United States government and presumably worldwide.
Pfizer has completed regulatory capture, is quite proud of it.
With governments turning a blind eye and Pfizer hiding information from the public, this is an ongoing story.
Wow.
Wow.
I mean.
Man, I got a bunch of questions like, like, like, why is he up to...
Why does this guy sound like a valley girl?
And he's saying like over the world.
He upticks every end of sentence.
And it's like, you know what I'm saying?
I mean, it's just like he's talking like, like, AOC-like.
Well, see, this is, this is part of the problem.
I mean, this is really part of the problem.
But the good news is, these outcasts...
I was talking like a valley girl.
I can't give up.
Well, this is why it's good for us.
It's because we're able to get people like these people, right?
These scientists, these revenge of the nerd types that cannot wait to hear themselves talk, cannot wait to get out there and go out on a date.
I mean, all you have to do is put one of these clowns with a hookup on Tinder and you've got them singing like a canary.
Dear nerds.
I'm going to say this one more time.
Dear nerds.
Oh boy.
If you're going on a date with a partner and they're way better looking than you and they're looking at you like you're, you know...
That's right.
Get a blow-up doll.
Maybe some of these companies will start giving them blow-up dolls as part of their recruitment packages.
And they're just swooning all over you.
And you're like, I've never had a girl or a guy this unbelievably good-looking and shows so much interest in everything.
I mean, they're interested in every aspect of what I'm saying.
It's...
Yes.
You're being set up.
It's Project Veritas, people.
Every time.
You're not that interested.
You're not going to get somebody that's good looking.
You know, you're a nerd.
I mean...
They just fall for it.
And they talk, and they talk, and they talk.
And it's just like, this guy has no conscience, man.
At all.
None.
Zero.
But there are a lot of things that he's talking about in here that sound very familiar to the Twitter files, right?
How the government has gone in and they have always got a home and a place from the CDC or the FDA or NIH or what have you.
And they are going to work for these companies.
They always have a place in these companies, just like Twitter and social media was infiltrated by the FBI and the CIA and others.
Same thing is going on here.
This is a cash cow for us.
This is so exciting.
The more people die, the more money we make.
Woo!
Cash cow!
Revolving door!
Man!
Exactly!
It's bad for the American people, but it's good for us, huh?
I'm telling you, these people are evil folks.
They are evil.
That's evil right there.
That's absolutely what it is.
And a lot of people were saying, oh, well, he doesn't work for Pfizer.
Oh, no.
James O'Keefe has brought the receipts, don't think, for one second.
He didn't have them before he went out and published that report.
They have got so much credibility, it would make your head spin.
They even have a wall over at their headquarters that show they have proven all of these lawsuits But they have obtained the internal Pfizer docs verifying Jordan Walker as Pfizer Director Research and Development Strategic Operations.
He graduated Yale in 2013.
He was a doctor of medicine.
He took Valley Girl uptick talking and like one-on-one.
Yes, he did.
Oh my gosh.
I mean, the credentials are there.
He was a doctor, med at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.
His supervisor reports to Michael Dolston, who reports to Albert Borla, the CEO of Pfizer.
So don't let anybody tell you any differently.
I know that they were trying real hard to push back on all of that.
But no.
And apparently the cameraman who filmed this segment actually worked for Pfizer as well.
So he's part of the whistleblower team because he's just about had enough with these fools too.
And that's what it's going to take.
More people coming forward.
So I'm glad to see it.
I really am.
But...
This is huge.
They're monsters.
They have been experimenting on the American people knowing exactly what they are.
They're laughing at you guys.
They're back there playing chemistry in the little chemistry sets trying to figure out how to make more money and get you guys sicker so they can have the solution.
And they're having drinks, going out on dates.
They're laughing at you people.
Sucker middle class.
Look at them idiots.
I put out a little tweet, and I just said, you know what?
They need to start with themselves.
Start experimenting on yourself, and then you can move to everyone else, but not until you make it.
We'll see if you die suddenly, and if yours is not, then we'll go to us.
Exactly.
So, before we leave, because we're over time, and I do have to go, David Rubin actually just put out a good thread about what's happening with the accounts at Twitter.
I know I talk about Twitter, but this podcast came from Twitter, so we do talk about Twitter.
So he has a long thread, but he has spent the last two days at Twitter headquarters talking to the engineers and trying to explain the problems they're going through.
And I've read through it a pretty good bit, and basically what I just said is a bunch of algorithms gone wrong.
Oh, good.
He takes it into detail, and he's asked permission from Elon Musk to put this thread together.
He says, as long as it's true, And so he's talked to the engineers and they're trying to figure out what's going on while we're all in free falling and we can't see each other.
So the first tweet was Dave Rubin.
I got it on my, I just posted it.
It says, spent last two days at Twitter.
In San Francisco, talking to engineers, product managers, and yes, Elon Musk learned a ton about what's going on.
Before I share, I want to note that after a couple-hour meeting, I asked Elon what I could share, and he said anything that's true.
So he goes over a big, long thread of the algorithm problems that are killing all our accounts right now.
So they're working on it.
I think they'll fix it.
Oh boy.
Well, there's a lot to learn because the operations over there were just horrible before he took over.
You can see it.
We read every single line of the Twitter files.
I mean, sometimes it takes us over four hours of reading this stuff with all of the accompanying articles.
And so we're going through all this stuff and it was a mess over there.
The government just came in and they just took over.
And before you knew it, they were just being railroaded by the government and then other friends of the government and then other branches of the government and then this one and that one.
Then you started seeing the politicians getting on the train.
Everyone knew if they had a message and they were part of the left's narrative, they could go to social media companies and they could get anything they wanted.
They could get an account zapped.
They could get a tweet taken down.
They could get rid of conservative speech altogether.
They just completely took over.
It was like nothing I've ever seen before.
This looks like it's not that, though.
It looks like it's what I said it was earlier.
It's just they're trying these new algorithms to, you know, to.
Oh, going forward in the future.
No, no, I get it.
Yeah, better experience, and they just screwed it all up.
This is what's happening now, yes.
But it's really interesting.
And when you start thinking, and the reason why I'm pulling this into it, It's because of what just happened with Project Veritas.
They did the exact same thing with these pharmaceutical companies.
It's no different.
They did the exact same thing with Go Woke, Go Broke and these big corporations.
The government is very much in it.
So anyway, this concludes our show.
We're going over more and more and we don't even mean to.
It's just there's so much information.
She's going to keep talking until I pee in my pants.
Take off, Kat.
You've got a date with the litter box.
Oh my gosh.
Well, you go ahead and run because I want to thank everybody that has donated to the show and I'll go ahead and close it out so that everybody gets their credit because I just appreciate it more than you know.
You seem nice.
Thank you so much.
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