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Nov. 16, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas

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	We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
	Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
	We think too much and feel too little.
	More than machinery, we need humanity.
	We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, as if that's the way it's supposed to be.
	We know things are bad, worse than bad.
	They're crazy. Silence!
	The great and powerful Oz knows why you You've got to say, I'm a human being!
	God damn it! My life has value!
	You have meddled with the primal forces of nature!
	Don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel, who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder!
	Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men.
	Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts.
	-$5,000.
	-$5,000.
	Yeah, thank you.
	You're beautiful.
	I love you.
	You're beautiful.
	Thank you.
	Ha-ha.
	Shh.
	It's...
	Showtime!
	And now, reality with Jason Permes.
	And who loves you, and who do you love?
	You Good morning, good morning, good morning, everybody.
	It's funny. Let's bring this down just a little bit, just a hair.
	Oh! Oh!
	So, and see, look, there's my studio, there's the green screen.
	I should have done this beforehand.
	Had a lot going on.
	My garage door wasn't closing this morning.
	And then, obviously, at 7 a.m., even though the kids are supposed to be at school, like at 7.45 or whatever...
	The one is even earlier than that.
	There we go. That's what we wanted.
	And my niece is texting me that I scared her and woke her up when I was messing with the garage this morning at 7am.
	I'm like, you're supposed to be at school 45 minutes later.
	Why am I waking you up at 7am?
	I know. First world problems.
	Going back and forth with her.
	And then there's this weird bug going on, I guess, on YouTube.
	Shout out to Elijah.
	Um... It says I have 3.6 thousand thumbs up.
	I don't have 36 thumbs up.
	I don't think we're at 35 people watching right now live with the awesome YouTube algorithm.
	Love to get the 3.6 thousand Thumbs up.
	If it was a fair process, I think that we would be there.
	It is not a fair process.
	And, I mean, that's just the way the cookie crumbles, right?
	I'm not sitting here trying to cry to you about that non-fair process.
	I was getting videos together and I was texting with my landlord.
	Apparently the people are going to come over to fix it in a little bit.
	When I'm off air.
	So now I'm all flustered. I was going to talk Dana White.
	I was going to talk Theo Vaughn.
	And Theo Vaughn is like knocking it out of the park lately.
	I've always thought Theo was kind of funny.
	Kind of fell into comedy.
	For those that don't know, Theo Vaughn was on Road Rules back in the day.
	The offshoot. Kind of like adventure show of the real world.
	And in my generation, there are marathons of it.
	People actually cared.
	They watched it.
	It did get watered down.
	But many, many years later, he gets into comedy and essentially gets kind of like...
	Put into the Rogan group, I guess you could say, that so many have had just an abundance of success from that group.
	And that's what's awesome about Rogan, is that truly he is an incubator.
	And you want that incubator, especially when we're talking about Culture and laughter and comedy.
	So many people are just willing to dismiss somebody and their ideas because they may be wrong on a certain position or they give time to somebody or they're with somebody, right?
	I hear all these criticisms of RFK Jr., And his wife, Cheryl Hines.
	Now, some of that's valid, 100%.
	But the bottom line is, I can tell you from experience, in most cases, you are not going to align with your significant other, partner, wife, spouse, husband, whatever, on every issue.
	That's just ridiculous.
	Now, you may have a way of compromising or, you know, an established order of how things are kind of done when the situations get sticky.
	But I shouldn't also be beholden to every idea or ideal that, you know, that person is aligned with.
	Period. That's...
	shouldn't. But that's always a criticism.
	It's always out there.
	I hear it all the time.
	Now, with Dana White and Theo Vaughn, Vaughn...
	We had Tucker Carlson on.
	It was a very weird, awkward interview, but very entertaining and a lot to do with the human self and kicking ass and taking names and taking accountability for your actions.
	I think that's why I liked it the most.
	A week or so ago, we played the clip of Dana White talking about how, essentially, he's done with doctors unless he gets in a car accident.
	For those of you guys that have been following me for a very, very long time, I know there is a time and a place to be diagnosed.
	You want to be there if you're in a car accident.
	You want to be there if you have physical, immediate trauma.
	If there's some kind of an ailment that you need diagnosed, you want to be there.
	But as soon as it starts getting down to, we got this pill for you, We got this cocktail for you.
	Whoa, buddy!
	Whoa, buddy! And, you know, White went out and talked to this human biologist.
	And these guys are a by-the-books, numbers kind of guys.
	And when you look at these people, all of them, you know, because again, we follow transhumanism in here.
	They'll tell you there is, supplementation's big, but there is no substitute for actual physical exercise and labor.
	There just isn't.
	So, you know, first of all, Dana was probably put on a regimen of everything, but, you know, food-wise...
	And then exercise-wise, the guys never looked like this.
	And believe me, there were a few bulky eras, etc.
	Now, Dana on this Theo Vaughn thing, not only do they even reflect at the end how you got to go out there and get after it and it's up to you.
	You're the eye of the tiger.
	You can't be blaming other people.
	I like that. But the political stuff is amazing.
	And what is really done that caught my eye, because I'd seen the clip, and I hadn't played the clip yet, where he was talking about, I'm going to vote one way, and that's fine, but I'm never going to cow down to sponsors.
	And I was like, yeah, good for you.
	Well, I didn't realize that later on they actually named the sponsor, because in the little clip, Theo Vaughn says that he doesn't...
	He doesn't remember, but then he brings up Peloton, which Dana White and the UFC have done business with.
	I remember Michael Bisbing shilling for Peloton, especially.
	During the podcast, he pulls in one of the assistants and he tells them, we're taking all the Pelotons out because this dude, his name was Dennis McCarthy.
	Let's see if we can find it.
	Dennis McCarthy.
	No, that's not it.
	Maybe it's Kevin McCarthy, Peloton.
	Yes, it's Dennis McCarthy.
	So Paradigm Group, let's see his name.
	This guy right here, and they talked about how he looks like Tim Cook, and he does look a little Tim Cook-ish.
	You know, X. Oh, this is John Foley won't be scaling back role.
	Is that...
	No, that's not...
	I don't think that's him.
	Because that's what he looked like yesterday.
	Man, it's all of a sudden tough to get a picture of Dennis McCarthy.
	Yeah, and you get this guy.
	Maybe it's not Dennis.
	Maybe it's Kevin.
	Man, nope. Guys, it's an early one for Jason.
	Not really. I've been up, but not the smoothest today.
	I'll tell you that. But I can still use the thumbs up, the subscribing, and the sharing.
	Anyway, a lot of these clips I'm kind of worried about.
	We'll be able to play him in the second hour.
	Because you just never know. Theo Vaughn, so far, I haven't seen him come after me like a mongrel or anybody else via copyright stuff.
	But I know that the UFC is just, oof, forget about it.
	Don't try to do it. So, I got the Peloton clip.
	I got him on voting.
	And, you know, talking about basically, if this...
	And at the end, he talks about if Trump didn't run, he wouldn't have all these problems.
	Again, in alignment with that.
	Now, I did see some criticisms in the chat with Dana White and the Fertitta brothers being mobbed up.
	We've talked about that.
	We've talked about it many times.
	Galveston, Texas family.
	Dana White, even though growing up with the Fertittas and going to school with them, really, I think, entrenched himself in business, not only through combat sports with them, but the fact that a lot of people don't know this, is that he was shaken down in Boston at his gym by guys associated with Whitey Bulger.
	The famous mobster.
	I believe Bulger was also involved in some weird government.
	It might have even been the MKUltra program.
	Don't quote me on that.
	But he was an FBI informant also.
	The departed, the Jack Nicholson character, loosely based on Whitey Bulger.
	So Bulger basically was going to have him killed if he didn't pay.
	Dana didn't have the money. He hopped on a plane to Vegas and the Fertitta brothers basically protected him.
	And that was not the beginning of their relationship, but I think the incident that really pushed them forward and together into combat sports.
	So Whitey, Bulger, let's see.
	MKUltra. We're going to do it live.
	Yeah. Yeah.
	That is...
	Here it is right there.
	He was part of the MKUltra experiments.
	Now, here's the thing.
	Was Whitey Bulger chosen for that because he fit a certain personality and they saw how far he could take it?
	Did they enhance that personality, which was psychopathic?
	I mean, look, Mafia's real, guys.
	And right now, again, they're going to focus on this stuff.
	Small potatoes compared to the carpet bombing Mafia.
	You know, the people that are out there wheeling and dealing Lockheed Martin and Raytheon style.
	But FBI digs up two upstate New York horse farms for bodies possibly buried by Gambino crime family members one week after a huge extortion ring linked to garbage trucks was exposed.
	And look, the Gambino crime family is real.
	This is Orange County. It's really not even that far upstate.
	But again, people have this vision that all of New York looks a certain way.
	So a lot of these guys have been rounded up in a RICO case.
	I've yet to see what the charges are or the bodies, essentially.
	Would not be surprised.
	Here they are right here.
	If they find some of those bodies.
	But as of now, we're seeing extortion.
	And that's it. You've got racketeering.
	A lot of these guys are going to plead down.
	They're hoping that somebody's going to talk.
	Somebody's going to give something up.
	And they can unravel it from there.
	But... In the case of Trump, in Georgia, what they're doing is they're hoping, well, they're not hoping, they're getting the result they'd like, which is Sidney Powell and others pleading guilty to lesser charges as lawfare is waged against them indiscriminately.
	Just as hardcore, doesn't matter what they do, unless you bend the knee and say you're guilty and you have a struggle session like Jenna Ellis.
	No, no.
	You start crying and renouncing the great leader.
	That'll be fine. There's steps you can take.
	Otherwise, you're going to court and even if you win, which would take a crazy amount of resources because the other side has unlimited resources and unlimited media control.
	You're going to be rude. So, in that case, they want that outcome.
	And they also want people to flip and cut deals and say he committed other crimes.
	Right? And that's what they'd like to do with this RICO case.
	Okay? And in the case of New York, which is a civil trial right now, they're hoping for perjury traps.
	Just like it was a fishing expedition over at Mar-a-Lago.
	These are just the facts, Jack.
	Whether you like them or love them.
	Or have some sort of TDS and you can't stand them.
	That's why, you know, white, far from an imperfect being.
	Hell, guys. We talk about the Ali Act, the current lawsuit.
	I do a show with John Fitch.
	But as far as what he's saying in this interview, spot on.
	We also have him talking about fasting.
	We're going to play that clip.
	We can play that clip in the first hour.
	But essentially, you look at a guy who was having all sorts of health issues.
	And again, this is a totally separate clip.
	Goes to this guy who's not a doctor.
	He's off all his meds now.
	And he looks incredible.
	He looks incredible.
	I mean, look, I get it.
	You got the money.
	You can get the supplements.
	You can get the personal trainer.
	The whole nine. In order to do the work, you got to do the work.
	Period. No matter where you're at in life.
	Doesn't matter if you're running around, you know, a multi-billionaire.
	Who knows how much Dana has, but he's got to have a lot at this point.
	He talked about his relationship with Ari Emanuel.
	Not a fan of Ari Emanuel at all.
	Or his brother Rom.
	But hey... And that's the other thing.
	Dana gets it.
	It is Republican and Democrat bullshit.
	It doesn't mean anything.
	But you can't let people control the narrative.
	The Bud Light thing. He only quickly addresses that.
	But he talks about how...
	And this is something, if true, I didn't know.
	That on that day, I guess they gave 2,500 influencers cans with their face on it.
	Does it excuse their behavior?
	For promoting Mulvaney for Women's Day.
	And everybody thought it might be like an April Fool's joke, but it wasn't.
	No. But Anheuser-Busch isn't going anywhere, just like I told you.
	And Dana White defending Bud Light and walking out with Kid Rock, who's now drinking Bud Light again.
	Just saying. Are they hypocrites?
	Sure. But at least they're out in the open with it.
	We're going to take a break. We're good to thumbs it up.
	I'm going to show you this two-minute video of White talking about fasting.
	And we're going to go from there.
	We're also going to do the tuck-ins.
	And Douglas Mackey. We're probably going to do some of that on the first hour because that is something that doesn't get the copyright strikes.
	And we have a lot to say about that Douglas Mackey case.
	And look, I'll be interested to see the way that Tucker covers it, but I'm sure he misses a lot.
	If you're familiar with what I'm talking about, Mackey goes way deep down the Q and nonsense rabbit hole.
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	Look, I'm not going to tell you how to live your life.
	Right now, I'm still probably about 20 pounds overweight.
	My muscle mass is garbage compared to where it could be.
	I do supplement a lot.
	And I have on and off for years.
	But... Especially after I had my medical issues and I got all my teeth fixed up.
	That was another huge step.
	I had infections in my mouth all the time.
	Not great for my immune system.
	Horrible for my blood work.
	Over the years, I was no fool.
	I had taken things like creatine in the beginning to work out.
	I found nitric oxide, which is talked about way more now, all the way back in the late 90s, believe it or not, when it was first coming out.
	I read books on it. I thought it was super interesting.
	And, you know, one of those things I got on early and wasn't on all the time.
	I take all that stuff on a daily basis.
	Now, other stuff that I found.
	You know, I was, it's funny, last night I was doing some Dennis Bushnell hunting.
	I played that Clay Clark Reawaken America Tour, one of the five presentations I'm giving.
	Sixth one coming up here in December.
	And Dennis Bushnell actually turned me on to the NED+. I had no idea about NED+. It also led me to other anti-aging drugs, really anti-inflammatories and supposedly telomere repairs.
	But resveratrol was another one that I found.
	And I'm trying to think. I'm not on the last one.
	And I'd like to be. And it's usually something they've given to diabetics.
	You do need a prescription for the last one.
	I've got to get that again. Because that was actually pretty good.
	Now, I combine that with the highest grade Coquitin I can buy, turmeric.
	Fish oil, vitamin D, vitamin C, vitamin B, and many different vitamin Bs.
	So I take a good handful of supplements in the morning.
	I felt very good, and my blood work's been very good.
	I haven't done it in a while, for a while.
	Well over a year.
	As soon as I started getting the teeth done, that helped a lot.
	I also take fulvic acid, too.
	You know, my buddy Pat Miletic turned me on to that.
	Not a ton of it. You don't need a ton of it.
	But I'm on this cocktail stuff.
	I'm pretty energetic.
	You guys see me bright and early.
	You tell me. Am I sluggish Steve?
	Or am I raring to go Randy or somewhere in between?
	I don't know. Do I like funny names?
	Yes, I like funny names.
	Okay? Anyway, I can tell you this.
	Despite all that, without the combination of really working out, and I go on the dog walks, and right now it's not two a day, but it's one a day.
	It's like two miles, and in the beginning I could feel it in my legs, and now I feel a little better, and that's what it is.
	It's progression. I am in my mid-40s, 44, road to 50.
	But the bottom line is I've never felt as good as I do when you get into an actual workout routine.
	Mind, body, and soul.
	It all helps. Right?
	And White looks incredible.
	And he's on that workout routine no matter what other stuff he's on.
	Now in this, he talks about this, I think it's 84 hours, so it would be three and a half day fast.
	And he goes from looking absolutely incredible to To shred it.
	So we're going to play this clip right here of Dana White.
	Where is it? Where are you, Dana?
	There it is. Talking about fasting.
	Hey guys, what's up? I just got done fasting for 86 hours.
	I feel like a superhero. I feel incredible.
	I want to tell you how I did it.
	I love sharing this kind of stuff with you.
	So when I left the event on Saturday night, I started fasting.
	And here's a picture of me Saturday night when I left.
	I just got done this morning.
	So Saturday to Wednesday.
	And here are the pictures of me this morning.
	I don't know if you've seen this online, but it's called the 7-Day Water Fast.
	Doctors have done studies on this, and this thing is legit.
	It gives you an over 70% chance of not getting cancer, Alzheimer's, and other nasty diseases.
	Basically, you drink water for 72 hours.
	Gary likes that better than 70.
	He says it's safer. I'm going to walk you through what the protocol is in this video.
	So the first 24 hours, all you drink is water.
	But you can put electrolytes in your water.
	This is what I use. I'm sure you can use any electrolytes you want, but make sure there's zero, zero, zero, zero sugar, zero carbs, zero calories.
	This is all zero, and this stuff tastes really good.
	This is what I've been using for a while.
	So the first 24 hours, you drink water, and you can use that in your water.
	Then the next day, This is the cleanest broth that you can buy.
	This thing only has 45 calories, less than 1 gram of carbs, and it has like 13 grams of protein.
	So all it really has is protein and 45 calories.
	That is the cleanest broth available.
	Chefs will tell you that. It's Gary Brekka approved.
	You can pick this up anywhere.
	You do this twice a day for the next two days.
	You drink all your water with electrolytes, but you can do the broth twice a day.
	Bone broth. The bone broth twice a day for the next two days.
	You're going to feel incredible.
	And obviously, you're doing it for the internal.
	But externally, you get absolutely shredded on this thing.
	I don't know. I mean, how hard could it be?
	Three and a half days? Drinking water and bone broth?
	Keeping busy? I'd have to pick a decent schedule.
	Like, I know that I'm working, working, working.
	But... Looks cheap.
	Obviously some willpower, but pretty easy to stick to that.
	Maybe we should do it.
	What do you think, guys? You think we should get bone brothin'?
	I mean, we've got that Alex Jones, the bone broth remix, which is always fun to watch.
	I like to have fun. I've also got, and I do want to play this, and it is a little long, so maybe we'll do that after this segment.
	But Stuart J. Hooper, who I have on the program quite a bit, does his own thing.
	I encourage everybody to go follow him on every platform that you can get your hands on.
	You talk about me and my limited reach.
	Stuart, I guess, obviously, you know, I've been doing this for a very, very long time, but Stuart is a very, very intelligent academic person.
	Speaks well on these subjects.
	It is truly coming from an apolitical perspective.
	And he's putting out these vlogs that are absolutely fantastic and insightful.
	So we're going to give him a little airtime today because he deserves it.
	Guys, I know the premium has been lacking.
	I've been on this magic box trying to make things happen.
	Now... I don't want to jinx it.
	But let's just say, after my niece's volleyball game today, I should be recording something.
	That means if everything goes well, depending on how long I have, because it could be one guest, two different segments, depending on how long we go.
	Not mentioning the guest, but it'll be a fun one.
	I think you guys will really enjoy it, especially if you've been watching the show this week.
	Maybe give me a hint.
	Of who we're gonna have.
	It is a returning guest.
	I don't want everybody to get all hyped up that...
	I've got some super secret squirrel guests we haven't had before, but we are going to have a returning guest and it will be a fun conversation.
	So if you do want to support the broadcast, redvoicemedia.com slash uncensored, redvoicemedia.com slash uncensored.
	Right now there's a prize out there.
	They're going to have a drawing for a firearm.
	If you're into that sort of thing, everybody likes free stuff.
	And if you're a Second Amendment guy and not only a Second Amendment guy or gal, And you're looking for something new.
	I'll be honest.
	Just like I know that cars exist, and I have comprehended the basics of cars and how they operate and can operate one, just as I can a gun, I'm pretty much car-tarded, and I'm a little bit gun-tarded as well.
	The basics. And I don't think that I'm John McClane or John Wick or any other John that Dan shoots and is in action films.
	And I'm not Ronnie Race a lot either.
	Okay? I get what they do.
	I appreciate them for what they are.
	But if you're into that sort of thing, that competition is out there.
	Redvoicemedia.com slash uncensored.
	Now, I've also got some clips that I want to go over in the second hour with myself and Andrew Huff.
	They're pretty short. They're both under a minute.
	It's not really even myself. You're just going to hear Andrew G. Huff talk about things that we can't talk about in the first hour.
	So that'll be second hour, okay?
	We are going to show this clip really quickly because when we talk about digital censorship and a lot of people get upset at me, oh, you're self-censoring.
	Hey, second hour's free over at rvmrumble.com.
	We're trying to bring just the random cat video people over here.
	We wish, again, we wish...
	That things like this of 3.6 thousand thumbs up over at YouTube were possible.
	This video won't get three...
	It might get 3,600 views.
	Maybe. Maybe.
	Kind of. Sort of. Probably not.
	I don't know. You know, I just...
	At this point, it's horrible.
	But you use what you got.
	You use the tools you have.
	Um... That's the only way.
	You don't give up. You don't bend the knee.
	You don't say it's okay. And then you're saying, whoa, you are bending.
	No, I'm telling every, like the Peter Daszak stuff.
	Okay? We're finally going to show the Peter Daszak video of him being confronted in D.C. before his closed-door transcribed testimony that no one sent me, by the way.
	We'll do it live. We'll look for that as well.
	We're going to play that clip.
	In the second hour.
	It's just the way... These are the rules of the game, I guess.
	And you're bobbing.
	You're weaving. But I'm not going to be compromised.
	I'm not going to just not talk about stuff that's important.
	So, I mean, Andrew Huff shouldn't just be in a closed-door session.
	He should be in an open hearing.
	And then everything he says should finally make mainstream media and front-page news.
	And everybody can go, wow!
	That's horrible. And you know who else is horrible?
	Let me tell you. Nikki Haley.
	That's who's horrible. When I get into office, the first thing we have to do, social media accounts, social media companies, they have to show America their algorithms.
	Let us see why they're pushing what they're pushing.
	The second thing is every person on social media should be verified.
	So really the first thing is we want TrackTrace database of everybody and all their movements and tie it to them digitally.
	That's all that is.
	Because we're not getting anybody's algorithm.
	That's bullshit. That's the Trojan horse lie that gets her authoritarian comment in the door.
	By their name.
	First of all, it's a national security threat.
	When you do that, all of a sudden people have to stand by what they say.
	And it gets rid of the Russian bots, the Iranian bots, and the Chinese bots.
	And that's why the Mackey thing is so important.
	And we'll probably do that in the final segment in the first hour with the Tuckins.
	Because the truth of the matter is, when you're sitting here talking about all those foreign bots, no, let's talk about the government bots in our country.
	Then let's talk about what?
	The NGO bots...
	Alright, and then let's talk about why Mackey's network was so successful.
	It's because they used botting as well and networking.
	There were no Russian bots to get their message out there.
	We're going to take a word from our sponsor and we're going to come on back and we're going to do what?
	But we're going to do a little bit of Stuart J. Hooper on Israel and Hamas.
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	And of course, why would it work?
	See, I'm smiling with you because that's how we do it now.
	Why would it work? There's this problem, and in fact, with the tuckens over here, just so everybody knows when we get to the tuckens, and now we're going to have to do it live.
	You have to play it through this, because when you rip these things, all of a sudden, they don't want to work right, and they have no audio.
	So now, we've got to go back to Jason Burmus.
	Not to the Dana White search.
	Let's just scroll it on up.
	Go to home and this.
	And then we gotta go to the post itself.
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	Oh, Peter Daszak.
	Someone showed up. Someone showed up, Daszak.
	Oh, I'm sorry. Sorry, buddy.
	It's too bad for you. Jeez, how far down is this?
	It can't be that far down. Did we already pass it?
	No. Maybe we did already.
	There it is right here. Fantastic.
	I was going to say, it's only from a few days ago.
	Here it is. And again, this is an account to follow.
	Stuart J. Hooper. All right, let's give him the floor.
	Over the past five weeks, Israel has conducted a military operation in Gaza that has now killed over 10,000 people, 4,500 of which are children, so certainly not enemy combatants.
	And this operation has also now reportedly hit over 250 healthcare facilities and displaced over 1.5 million people.
	This is a humanitarian disaster on a scale that the world has not seen in a tremendous amount of time and unfortunately we have Israeli officials with rhetoric over the past week that is far beyond explosive.
	I mean, these are statements that we're going to look at here, which are quite frankly unbelievable that anyone in government could actually say something like this, especially a government that claims to be a democracy.
	And over the past week also, there's been a shift in the rhetoric of Israeli officials
	in media interviews that they have been giving across Western media outlets,
	and I've been watching these from a variety of different angles,
	where they have been trying to link this conflict that Israel is now involved in
	with World War II, and saying that this is essentially Israel's World War II,
	that this is their good versus evil battle, and these black and white lines in what happened.
	They're trying to apply all of this...
	To what's going on right now in the Middle East.
	And the question is then, well, does that really apply or does it not?
	But when you have government officials saying things like Netanyahu's minister of Jerusalem affairs and its heritage minister.
	So the minister in the Israeli government responsible for Jerusalem's heritage said...
	Not only are there no non-combatants in Gaza, meaning that everybody is a legitimate target, but that nuclear weapons are, quote, an option to be used.
	Now, the Western world is sitting back for the most part with a relatively hands-off approach, politically speaking, That is refusing to condemn this.
	That is refusing to say that, you know what, a ceasefire might be required.
	A ceasefire might be the only thing that stops this from escalating into a regional, if not global, conflict.
	Something that I've warned about here repeatedly since covering these events.
	But that's not all.
	We have another Israeli government official who wrote on ex- Quote, erase Gaza from the face of the earth.
	Let the Gazan monsters rush to the southern border and flee into Egypt or die.
	Now, it's hard to even know where to take this discussion after quoting something like that.
	But suffice it to say that if you have people in your government that are saying things like that, you might want to get them out of the government.
	Because they are people that evidently cannot be trusted with the use of military force in any legitimate way whatsoever.
	Now Netanyahu did at least suspend this Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage minister, but Netanyahu himself has been citing Bible verses to justify what Israel is currently doing in Israel.
	I'm sorry for those of you out there that may be more religious than others, but when you're citing Bible verses to justify your foreign policy decisions, for me, that is when you have immediately disqualified yourself from any position in any legitimate government on the face of the earth.
	Now, Israel did suffer a terrorist attack.
	Israel did suffer a horrendous event that was brought upon it by Hamas.
	And I'm certainly not saying that Israel shouldn't defend itself.
	It should. And it should go after the people that were responsible for what happened.
	It should not collectively punish over 2 million people with a bombing campaign that is indiscriminately destroying entire cities and towns and villages and creating untold human suffering.
	Because this is a complete disaster and it's something that the world just does not need.
	I'm Stuart Hooper.
	I'm an lecturer in international politics, political science.
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	And I'm trying to approach this, as with all geopolitical issues, from a very critical angle.
	I'm not really... And he is.
	I mean, what can you disagree with?
	That's why I gave him the floor that long.
	We're going to give him the floor even longer than that.
	Everything he said there is correct.
	Like, he quoted the individuals.
	He gave Netanyahu credit for getting rid of this guy.
	But then he also brought up the fact that...
	And I'm not a fan of, you know, we are benefiting from one thing.
	And that's the attacks of 9-11.
	Actually quoted saying that.
	Put it in my film.
	Not a fan of that.
	Not a fan of what was done there to those people over the last few years.
	And when I say those people, I mean the Israeli people through their government and their certificates and their movement.
	Not a big fan of them having all those medical records bragging about it and saying, you know what, how about a genetic database next?
	Not a fan of that.
	Hooper... Nailing it.
	He talks about the collective punishment.
	Also, when you have this type of rhetoric, how are you going to get peace in a ceasefire?
	I want peace.
	I want less dead people.
	We're concerned with taking sides in issues like this because what often happens and what we're seeing here is that everybody just really ends up in the wrong when you pursue militarism and the only winners that come out on top here are members of the military industrial complex and if you go and look at the big five In the military-industrial complex, your Northrop Grummans, your Boeings, your Lockheed Martins, these players, for the most part, their stock price has been doing really well over the past month.
	Why do you think that is?
	Because they're really happy and excited about the prospect of selling more bombs, more tanks, more jets, more missiles into these conflicts.
	These are the only people that win during these events.
	Now, like I mentioned, Israel has been...
	Referencing over the past week...
	Again and again, that this is its World War II moment, that there are similarities to World War II here, and they are trying to bring up this really black and white depiction of World War II that we are sold in the Western world, that this was a fight of good versus evil.
	Now, yes, Hitler and the Nazis were absolutely evil, and if you want to point to one force on Earth that was perhaps purely evil in nature, if you want to go down that Black and white dichotomous worldview.
	I think the Nazis pretty much fit that mold perfectly.
	But was the Allied response to Nazism, to Hitler's invasion of Western Europe, to the Japanese imperial forces in Asia, was that brilliant?
	Was that perfect? Was that without error?
	Was that without collateral damage?
	Absolutely not.
	Just look at what happened during World War II, the firebombing of German cities, Dresden in particular.
	If you go and read about what actually happened in those German cities to those people that were firebombed...
	You will read stories of people that dived into the rivers in these cities to try to escape from the raging fires around them who were boiled alive in the rivers of these German cities that were firebombed.
	Innocent civilians that were completely destroyed, completely decimated by this firebombing.
	And exactly the same thing also happened in Japan.
	Long before the United States dropped not one, but two nuclear bombs on two Japanese cities, killing hundreds of thousands of people.
	And then after World War II, of course, we move into the Cold War and Korea and Vietnam and Africa and basically every continent on the planet with military escalations and disasters on all sides, military coups, assassinations, military disasters the world over.
	And again, we're sold this view that this was just good versus evil, right?
	War is never good versus evil.
	War is always the worst possible outcome that we can reach as human beings.
	Warfare is the ultimate failure of politics.
	It's the ultimate failure of human potential to reason, to think things through, to come to a conclusion that has compromise as its foundation.
	It's just an abdication of human duty to civilisation.
	So this is my overall point when it comes to what Israel is currently doing.
	Israel has thrown its international image completely under the bus.
	I was just watching a clip of the Iranian president delivering a speech with a bunch of the other Arab nations throughout the Middle East.
	And he was calling for Islamic unity.
	Yes, Iran, Saudi Arabia, traditional enemies, they were already coming closer together earlier
	this year and now he's calling for the whole Middle East to unite against Israel.
	And this sure is looking like it could be a good justification for them to do that.
	And what does that mean for Israel?
	Nothing good.
	As I mentioned, Israel suffered a tremendous human disaster.
	What Israel went through on October the 7th, I can't imagine being there.
	I can't imagine going through that.
	I can't imagine that happening to people that I know, people that I care about.
	It was horrific. But the response that they have chosen to unleash here is going to have consequences...
	That reverberate not throughout the region, but the entire world for literally generations to come.
	I saw a post earlier on X a couple of days ago and someone was saying that yeah this
	is going to be a big problem for Israel and the next generation of Palestinians.
	The next generation?
	The next one generation?
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	This is going to be a problem for Israel for 50, 60, 70, 100 years, perhaps the rest of
	Israel's existence.
	We're going to stop it there.
	There's actually plenty more.
	It goes on for another four and a half minutes, but we gotta take a break.
	When we come back, I do want to play some of this Mackie Tucker interview.
	In the second hour, we're going to do Dana White on the Theo Vaughn show.
	Some of those clips that I think are extremely important.
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	Now, I want to talk a little bit about this Cue It Up before we really get to it.
	Douglas Mackey was part of an online trolling group that was pro-Trump and MAGA. Period.
	Let's start there. They were highly effective.
	Now, A lot of the information that they put out was true.
	A lot of it was completely fake.
	A lot of it was shit-posting fun.
	These people got off on that sort of thing.
	And that was just an admission.
	The bottom line is, they were super effective.
	And that's why they were went after.
	Because there's plenty of people anonymously on the internet playing jokes, doing this sort of thing, period.
	Okay? And Mackey is about to do prison time.
	Now, they're going to focus on the Hillary Clinton meme.
	And that is only a small, small portion of this.
	You know, I'm interested to see if they actually talk about the fact that Microchip testified against him, another one of these shit posters, under the guise of Microchip without him really being able to face his accusers.
	Now this has 51 million views.
	It's a week old.
	51 million views.
	So, you know, this sets the tone for the counter-narrative to what the mainstream media has said about him.
	But is anybody getting it right?
	And I like the Tuckins.
	And we're not going to be able to play the whole thing.
	But come on, man.
	Come on. See what we got.
	If someone had told you even 10 years ago that you could be indicted by the federal government and go to prison for 10 years for making fun of Hillary Clinton on social media, you would not have believed it.
	It's a free country. We have free speech.
	But it turns out, not only is that possible, it is likely to become much more common.
	And they're trying to make things like this be more common to send a chilling effect, but I'm going to do it right now.
	BuzzFeed. Okay.
	Helps Trump win Twitter.
	Win Twitter.
	Okay. Never mind the Russians, meet the bot king.
	Who helps Trump win Twitter.
	It's not us. Not Russians.
	And we're not going to stop.
	And remember, this guy right here is Microchip.
	And he's some model with an ice cream cone.
	They put a MAGA hat on him.
	And Mackie was Ricky Vaughn.
	He was the Charlie Sheen character from the classic Major League.
	Right? Mackie Ricky Vaughn.
	And look, great film as a child.
	Let's see what we got.
	Yeah. And, you know, this was the coverage on the guy.
	Now, Mackie, Vaughn, they were incorporated with a ton of other people.
	And again, these bot accounts.
	I mean, here's Microtrip right here.
	Boom. Unicorn Root is like the only one that even really...
	There it is.
	Microchip services and white supremacist election interference trial.
	See? And that's the thing. They're framing it all about white supremacy.
	White supremacy!
	There's another one.
	Microchip had so many of these accounts.
	And remember, Microchip claims to be one of the original starters with James Brower, a.k.a.
	Dreamcatcher of the QAnon sense.
	And Brower said he did it, then recanted that he did it.
	Same with Defango.
	A bunch of sketchy sketch fests.
	Let's see if any of that is brought up with the Tuckins.
	I would assume not. Because the actual war is over information.
	One of its first casualties is a man called Doug Mackey, who during the 2016 election made fun of Hillary Clinton on Twitter, and then a few years later found himself the subject of a federal raid, an indictment, and then a conviction.
	It's a shocking story.
	It's hard to believe it's happening in this country, but it is.
	And to prove it, Doug Mackey joins us now.
	But again, that's not why he's going to jail.
	Okay? Like, that's just a small part of the trial.
	You can read the transcripts.
	He's going to jail because they were effective, and they were effective with a bot network via a guy who turned over FBI's evidence.
	That's what it is.
	It wasn't just that meme.
	Again, that's the media focus.
	All right? Thanks so much for coming on.
	Thank you, Tucker. So, I've never even seen you in person before.
	You have not... I don't think spoken about this publicly, or at least very often, since it happened.
	So give us just a quick background on who you are.
	I read, I think, in BuzzFeed that you were a dangerous white nationalist militant.
	Are you? No, no, not at all.
	You don't see it. Where are you from?
	I grew up in Vermont.
	In Vermont? Yes.
	Not a hotbed of white nationalist militancy.
	And where did you go to college?
	What were you doing during the 2016 election, et cetera?
	I graduated from Middlebury College, which is also in Vermont.
	And then I moved to New York.
	I lived there about six years.
	That's where I was at the time of the election, the 2016 election.
	What were you doing? So I had just left my job, but I was previously an economic researcher.
	First, like a Wall Street firm or something like that?
	Something like that. Corporate America.
	Yes. So what were you doing during the 2016 election?
	So I was posting a lot of stuff on Twitter under a pseudonym about the election.
	What kind of stuff?
	Pro-Trump memes, jokes, all kinds of links, that kind of thing.
	Why were you doing that? Just purely out of passion.
	So you like Trump? I like Trump, that's right.
	Why? I thought he was a breath of fresh air for the country.
	I think that his analysis of, you know, the problems with the country, with the ruling class of the country, I liked what he was saying and I thought he had a positive vision for the country.
	Where were you politically before the 2016 election?
	I was sort of conservative.
	Previously I was sort of libertarian.
	But earlier in my life, I was sort of apolitical.
	So you weren't a lifelong political activist?
	No. But you got excited about Trump and you decided to support him on social media.
	At the time, did you think that was your constitutional right?
	Yes, absolutely.
	And that's the other thing.
	It still is your constitutional right.
	Now, the things that they've charged him with and the fraud, obviously they're overextending the law.
	But you also have to look at the fraud aspect of creating a lot of the profiles that were used as bots.
	There is some questionability.
	Whether what Microchip or Mackey or others that had hundreds if not thousands of accounts over this time period did break any laws when doing so.
	I'm just pointing that out.
	And I'm not saying this guy should go to prison.
	But again, they're not really telling you the actual story right now.
	This is baseline stuff.
	Hey, where are you from? Okay, all right.
	Oh, you like Trump? I like Trump.
	Hey. Why'd you think that?
	Well, I thought that this was America.
	I thought there would be a First Amendment, new process rights, that we could criticize people in our ruling class.
	It looks like you thought wrong.
	So let's get specific about what you did, the crimes, the felonies that you committed on Twitter.
	I want to put this up. You posted this on Twitter.
	This is a meme. It says, save time, avoid the line, vote from home.
	And it's got a picture of Hillary Clinton.
	Text Hillary to this number.
	Did you make this meme?
	No, I didn't. Oh, you didn't create this?
	No. Where did it come from?
	I found it on 4chan.
	Okay, so it was floating around the internet.
	Yeah, these kind of memes were floating all over the place.
	And you posted it on Twitter.
	What was the point of that?
	Well, pardon my French, but it was called a shitpost.
	Yeah. We talked about this a lot at the trial.
	I testified. Just sort of a joke.
	Rile up everybody. Muddy the waters.
	And mostly just because I thought my audience would find it funny.
	Did they? Yeah, absolutely.
	I find it hilarious.
	You're obviously from Northern England.
	You have a very dry sense of humor.
	Very dry. Yeah. I noticed that.
	I noticed that.
	So... Did you get a sense when you posted that that that was a crime or that it would be perceived as a crime?
	No. Absolutely not.
	So we have to...
	And I want to play this. This is from Hillary Clinton.
	This is from this April.
	So long after you were indicted, long after you went on trial.
	And this is Hillary Clinton describing...
	There was just a trial in Brooklyn where a guy who had been one of the main, I guess he was one of the main people running memes against me in 2016.
	Man, she's got a very Palpatine look at this one.
	I mean, that's some Emperor Palpatine shit right here.
	Let's do it live because we have to.
	And plus, I mean, look at me.
	Don't get me wrong. Mackie, I mean, not going to win any modeling awards.
	No offense, Mr. Mackie, but Emperor Palpatine.
	You tell me.
	Emperor Palpatine.
	I mean, there it is right there.
	Look, I mean, come on.
	Dead ringer. Not for that, but...
	Oh, come on.
	Where are we? Right here.
	I mean, she's got the Palpatine look down.
	Maybe we need a sitting Palpatine.
	Let's get him sitting.
	That's what we need.
	Sitting Palpatine.
	There we go.
	Now we're talking.
	Now we've really got...
	Right there?
	Okay. Okay, Hilldog.
	Let's do it. He went from what you could consider free speech.
	I mean, both Nancy and I have pretty thick skins.
	People say all kinds of things about us.
	But he went from that to running a very deliberate effort to mislead people about where and how to vote.
	So it went from speech to action meant to subvert the election because thousands of people who they targeted through their algorithms Oh, I can text my vote for Hillary Clinton.
	So that's ridiculous.
	No, they went after him because all the Russian bots they were saying influenced the election, which was imagination land, was actually these guys.
	They were the sophisticated network.
	And they were successful in their campaigns.
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	Okay, so let's do it.
	Let's go back to the Tuckins and Mackie talking after Hill Dog Palpatine gets her disinfo in.
	So Hillary Clinton, I want to deconstruct that in some greater detail in a minute, but Hillary Clinton apparently took that very seriously.
	You were using, quote, algorithms to subvert the election with that meme.
	I don't even really know what she means by that.
	I don't know. I guess she posts something and it gets taken up into algorithms.
	I'm not exactly sure. I was surprised that she said that.
	Did you have personal algorithms that you used?
	No. Okay.
	No. It's just copy, paste, and click a button.
	Yeah. So like everyone else on social media, you see something funny, you post it.
	That's right. Okay. So...
	Describe the rest of your career on Twitter.
	So you're enthusiastic about Trump.
	I assume, are you being paid to post these things?
	No. Nobody's paying me.
	You're just a random guy who's amusing the hell out of yourself by pushing your candidate on social media.
	That's right. That's exactly right.
	So then what happens?
	How long were you on Twitter? Until 2018.
	Mid-2018. Okay.
	But this criminal tweet is from 2016.
	16 November. So, at any point did you think that you'd committed a crime or that others would think that you'd committed a crime?
	No. When did you discover that you were considered a felon by the U.S. government?
	Well, I had eight to ten law enforcement agents come and lock on my door at 7 a.m., seven days after Joe Biden was inaugurated.
	Did you have any warning that this was coming?
	No. No warning.
	But again, in 2018, remember, that's when they officially flip microchip.
	This guy.
	FBI informant microchip.
	And we still don't know what he's been charged with.
	Okay? FBI informant.
	Since 2018.
	Now, in 2018, this is when he went on OAN. He made the claims about having the logs and doing the QAnon sense.
	So look, that's the other thing.
	The FBI obviously knows, just like the CIA obviously, who the fuck started QAnon and the QAnon sense, period.
	Of course they know.
	And this is where it points to, Tuck.
	And again, this is...
	I guess it's great because it's great job security for me.
	But to me, this isn't just a job.
	This is about getting the word out, getting the message out, letting people know the truth.
	So many people look to Tucker Carlson for the unabated truth, and he has 50-plus million people watching that.
	Collectively, how many people have put their eyes on the information I've put out there about QAnon?
	Now, posit that not only against what Tucker just did, but what HBO put out there with their documentary series about QAnon.
	Or how about the Shadowlands documentary and what they put out there about QAnon?
	Or how about the two-season Vice documentary series?
	That they put out about QAnon.
	Combined, you're probably talking about hundreds of millions of people being influenced by all of these narratives on quote-unquote both sides.
	If I'm able to reach tens of thousands of people with my message on other popular talk shows, that's the best I got.
	And again, it's fine.
	I'll be the little guy. But just think about the competition, man.
	I'm trying to punch up all the time.
	And it's tough when you're doing it in a manner that some people are like, why would you attack Tucker?
	Where is the beef here?
	Yeah, no, I get it.
	This is bad.
	But we have to show you why it's really bad.
	And that these guys...
	Like, Mackie's not a great guy.
	Okay? He's not. Like Microchip, I would imagine.
	Not a great guy.
	Had a lot of interactions with Defango.
	I think we're still friends on Twitter.
	Certainly not an honest person.
	Somebody who likes to bask in deception as a way of entertainment.
	And you know me.
	I'm a big lies don't make friends guy.
	Right? Lies stink.
	They stinkle pants. Not a fan of them.
	All right, we're going to go back to some tuckings.
	Let's get there.
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	So what were you doing at 7 in the morning?
	I was sleeping. So you were asleep, you hear a knock, and then what happens?
	And then the FBI? Are you Doug Mackey?
	Yes. What's going on?
	I asked them...
	They said, we have a warrant for your arrest.
	I said, what for?
	For what? They didn't tell me until I got to the courthouse.
	Did they cuff you? Yes.
	The FBI threw handcuffs on you at your home at 7 in the morning and didn't tell you why?
	Yes. Did you have any idea why?
	No, I had no idea. What was going through your mind?
	I knew that politicians could be vindictive, and the federal government sometimes could be influenced by those politicians, but...
	And I know that they can sort of get very creative with federal statutes, so if I was the enemy of their candidate, then I thought maybe they could cook something up.
	But this was an entire election cycle later.
	That was the weird part. But I knew that we had just had a transition of presidents.
	So seven days after Biden gets inaugurated, you get arrested for a tweet years before.
	Four years earlier. But that should also show you that the Injustice Department was working on it throughout the Trump administration.
	Okay? Do you understand that?
	Again, they flipped microchip in 2018.
	That's why I like Ramaswamy and just cutting him right in half, just boom, right away, and then getting rid of all of them.
	I like it, Ramaswamy.
	I'm not saying you're making me a believer, but you're certainly making me somebody who's thinking about it.
	We're thinking about it.
	Yeah. What was your reaction?
	You know, it's crazy.
	I actually, I was a little bit surprised, but I wouldn't put anything past, you know, what they can do.
	I don't... I mean, I remember reading that and thinking, clearly I'm missing something.
	You probably murdered somebody, you know, or put Strickdon in a water supply or something.
	It can't really be that you just tweeted something the previous election cycle.
	There were 10 FBI agents?
	Again, you are missing...
	You're missing all of it. He's part of the network prior...
	Okay, prior to even the 2016 election...
	That pushed a lot of the Pizzagate stuff, some of which was real, some of which wasn't.
	And then successfully helped get Trump elected via an internet meme network.
	That's what your...
	And helped start...
	As far as I know, Mackey wasn't in on the starting of the QAnon sense.
	But did he help promote those?
	Of course. Of course.
	He was part of the Q&A nonsense promotion network, of course.
	There were four FBI agents and then they had some local cops and that kind of thing.
	But ten law enforcement officers?
	Yeah. Were you waving a gun and screaming, you'll never take me alive?
	Not quite. So you're just like some random guy?
	Yeah, yeah. It was shocked.
	I had roommates at the time.
	They were in disbelief.
	They couldn't believe it.
	They must have assumed you were like a drug kingpin or something.
	Yeah, pretty much. They thought I had some kind of secret that I was hiding or something.
	They were really shocked when they found out what it was.
	Yeah, I was too.
	And it turned out, by the way, fast forward to your trial, it turns out your crime was exactly what you said it was, posting a tweet.
	So what happened then?
	So they took me to the courthouse and...
	Because it was COVID, there were some delays.
	I was in a holding cell.
	They take off your handcuffs and put you in leg irons.
	And then you just wait for your arraignment, go for the judge.
	Even then, I still don't know why I'm being arrested.
	They got a public defender on Zoom speaking for you.
	Wait, you're in leg irons and you have no idea why you were arrested?
	Yeah. Exactly.
	And not until I got a copy of the criminal complaint did I know what was going on.
	At what point was that? After the arraignment, and they let you go.
	They take the leg irons off, and they put you on the streets of West Palm Beach.
	They didn't bring you home? No.
	How far is that from your house?
	20 miles. But the worst part is they didn't...
	I was going to bring my phone, my wallet, so I could...
	Call a friend or take a taxi home.
	They said, oh, no, you don't need that.
	You don't need that. That's just going to delay things for you.
	You'll get out. It'll take longer for you to get out.
	So don't bring that. So my friends were waiting for me outside, and then they didn't know how long it was going to be, so they left.
	So I get out of there, and...
	Fortunately, there was a really nice taxi driver that, well, one of the guys I was in a holding cell with, he helped me make it over to the train station where I could grab a taxi.
	Your new prison friends were helping you.
	Exactly, exactly.
	I mean, come on, that's funny.
	But again, where's the meat and potatoes?
	Yeah, I get it. Listen, law enforcement sucks.
	You don't want a public defender.
	It sucks that the FBI is just coming in there without a warrant.
	The whole thing sucks.
	They're not talking about the actual meat and potatoes of what the whole thing was about.
	Alright. I digress.
	We may come back to this.
	We may not. We'll see.
	I do want to hit...
	These clips. First one.
	Before we even get to Dana White, I think it's really important that we find out what Daszak had to say.
	Because no one covered this.
	In fact, let's do it live.
	Let's see if anybody's picked it up.
	We're going to go Peter Daszak.
	Okay. That's what we're going to do.
	We're going to get rid of the empire here.
	Boom. Boom.
	We're going to put it in quotations.
	There's Peter. But I don't really care about that.
	I want all. Then I want news.
	Okay. Still in that month.
	Okay. So now we're going to go by certify date.
	All right. Here it is.
	Closed door. Congressional.
	The spectator picked it up.
	Okay. And this is the clip we're about to watch.
	Okay. And then there's a bunch of Twitter stuff.
	That's it. That's what we got, guys.
	Now, let's do it on DuckDuckGo.
	See if there's any hidden stories that I'm missing.
	No one is talking about this story.
	It's a big deal.
	So there it is.
	News. News.
	Okay, that's Stossel.
	For some reason, 23 days ago, 22 days ago, 19 days ago, none of this stuff.
	We don't want any time.
	Let's go with past week.
	Is there anything else to load?
	Daily Mail, exclusive.
	12 million NIH lab in Colorado will import and infect bats from Asia.
	That's, you know, again, something to go over.
	It has its...
	It's not the story we're looking for with Daszak.
	Okay, so let's just play this clip.
	Excuse me, Dr. Daszak.
	Good afternoon. Good morning.
	Arjun Singh with the Daily Caller News Foundation.
	May I ask, do you agree with the U.S. government's assessment that the coronavirus leaked from a laboratory in China?
	Why don't we go back? Dr.
	Daszak, do you agree with U.S. government assessments that COVID-19 leaked from a laboratory?
	Do you regret sending money to the Wuhan Institute of Virology?
	Has your research prevented any pandemic since or before COVID-19?
	Dr. Daszak, do you regret sending funds to the Wuhan Institute of Virology?
	And let's close the door!
	Closed door testimony!
	Yeah! Closed-door testimony!
	You don't get to know shit years later!
	And I'm just surrounded by protection and lawyers to whitewash the whole shebango.
	We gonna whitewash the whole shebango?
	Because this is Defense Department run, son!
	Defense Department run, son!
	Right, Mr. Huff?
	One of the interesting characteristics or facts that came out about a year and a half ago is that one of the genetic sequences, or actually two or three, that are present in the wild circulating type of SARS-CoV-2 were patented by Moderna in 2015.
	We actually had, there was a number of intellectual property transfer agreements that came out in late 2019 between Moderna, NIH, and Ralph Baric, where Moderna was actually sharing some of the genetic sequence that they had in their possession back with Ralph Baric at the University of North Carolina.
	So what really makes this interesting is that Stephen Bancel, the CEO of Moderna, helped build the Wuhan Institute of Virology with the French government.
	The French get kicked out, and after the French get kicked out, everyone was trying to gain access back to the Wuhan Institute of Virology because it was well known in the national security community that the Wuhan Institute of Virology was the bioweapons laboratory for the CCP. One of the interesting So what he's telling you right there is something that we've told you, is that they were patenting drugs that had sequences that showed up in the virus, not the hate and lies shots that was foisted around the people.
	Think about that. So the bioweapon...
	That was released on the people had genetic sequences that had been patented by Moderna in cooperation and partnership with DARPA. Okay, one more clip.
	Again, we talked for an hour.
	Bombshell interview.
	It's fine. I get it.
	Jason Bermas doesn't go viral no matter what he does.
	Not even having a mini-viral video at this point.
	This guy, EcoHealth Alliance whistleblower, worked with all these jackasses, is saying things...
	He doesn't get even a closed-door session.
	We don't want closed-door.
	We want it in the public arena.
	That's what we want.
	Yikes. Yikes.
	So here he is right now talking about the shots and basically how they've helped decimate our military.
	Dr. Theresa Long, who's a lieutenant colonel surgeon down south for the Army, we were just speaking on the phone yesterday and she told me that she's actually worried about the U.S. military having enough members to participate in war.
	So it's a force protection issue as well.
	Now, in terms of the liability from the product, The product and the disease and the vaccines.
	Well, okay, so we just had the SV40 promoter issue decided in my state of Michigan, saying that the product, that the vaccine ingredient wasn't listed, this SV40, which can cause cancer.
	Therefore, Pfizer can be sued and Moderna for product contamination or adulteration.
	And here's the problem.
	Whenever I hear contamination or adulteration, no, you put SV40 in there.
	Now, if you go back to the beginning of the manufacturing of the hate and lie shots, I never thought they'd actually put SV-40 or the sequencing for SV-40 in it because SV-40 was in the polio shots and was known to cause cancer in apes and other hominids.
	Anybody can look it up.
	So, finding out that that was in the show, that is premeditated murder.
	On a mass scale.
	Call it a slow genocide if you want.
	I wouldn't argue. You got hit with a bioweapon, everybody.
	That's how much they love you and respect you.
	That they covertly...
	And when I say they, I am talking about the military-industrial complex, big pharma, and the institutions that push this shit.
	Knowingly put in...
	Not just hate and lies cancerous, hate and lies sequencing into the shots they couldn't wait to stick with you, stick in you multiple times.
	Wow. You know, again, how dare I? How dare I? All right.
	We may go back to the Tuckins.
	We'll see. I've got these Dana White clips with Theo Vaughn.
	That I want to play.
	I really think I'm going to start with the very ending first.
	I think that's where we're going to go.
	We've got a little Tipsky and Hutch from TD. The more corrupt, the more protected.
	Gary Null said that.
	You know, I got some Tipskys last night that I haven't read.
	Scott Free from the past week or so.
	Let's see. That was a blast.
	I had never really heard Ike.
	Oh, that was on an Ike one.
	I've done two interviews with David Ike over the last several months that have been absolute fire.
	I encourage people. Again, those interviews.
	I can't even get 5,000 views on Rumble with an interview with David Ike.
	Those things go mega viral.
	And it's a great interview.
	And I don't agree with everything Ike has to say, by the way.
	The joint is jumping today.
	Another contribution among many to the UFO PSYOP and our humiliation.
	We're talking big time on it to aliens the other day.
	Let's see. And the Apollo actors.
	Buzz Aldrin claimed they were tailed by a UFO all the way to the moon.
	He's also the guy that said that they found some kind of like 2001...
	A Space Odyssey Ovilisk.
	Edgar Mitchell became a sort of New Age guru with much alien talk.
	Yes, he did. Senator John Glenn, not sure if he talked much UFO. His role was more of the strong, silent scumbag disguised as a hero.
	And then he also had this feel in the pump.
	Saw the door clip about the U.S. Army warning about Israel on 9-10-01.
	Powerful. Yep, that is a clip we should play.
	He is an excellent message delivery system.
	How about you, Daszak?
	But I have also seen generally nothing about Nygaard.
	Nothing about Peter Nygaard.
	Nothing about Peter Daszak.
	All in all over here on the War for Team Humanity.
	General feedback, you are cracking me up more this week, which is cool.
	That Haley Hagg impression is a hoot.
	You keep my daughter's name out of your voice.
	We could just go with a...
	Voice change into a woman.
	That's what we're supposed to do. Whether it works or not, I don't know.
	The avatar here is like Jenny from the block.
	Hopefully I don't scare people away.
	Alright, I'm going to start with the ending here with Theo Vaughn and Dana White.
	That's what we want to go to. Today's guest is an entrepreneur.
	Support my fucking friend, you know?
	Like, whatever you got anything else to talk about, man.
	Yeah, one thing you said that kind of reminded me was I remember when Trump was running for office and Bill Belichick, they asked him about him and he said, that's my friend.
	I support my fucking friend, you know?
	Like, whatever you guys think about it is fine.
	Like, because he wrote a letter to him telling him congratulations for running, I think.
	Was that what happened? What are you talking about?
	It was when Donald Trump was running for office, right?
	And Bill Belichick had written him a letter that just said, hey, congrats on running for president.
	And I think Trump mentioned it, and then the media attacked Belichick about it.
	But he said, hey, that's my friend.
	I support my friend.
	Yeah, and people need to be able to stand up.
	I think a lot of people are in fear because...
	I'm having breakfast with him tomorrow on his plane.
	He's my friend. We talk all the time.
	We talk about fights.
	He called me up right after Abu Dhabi and said, those rides were great.
	Oh my God, the Volk. Yeah, I met him twice at your events, man.
	Exactly. And it was great.
	He's a great guy.
	Politics are dirty, man.
	It's nasty. It's ugly.
	Like all the shit that's going on with him right now, if he wasn't running, he wouldn't be doing any of this stuff to him.
	None of this would be happening. And if he wasn't in the lead, like he's going to win the election, none of this would be happening to him right now.
	It is what it is.
	And the guy's always been an amazing friend to me.
	He and I will be friends for the rest of our lives.
	Yeah, I'm glad I got to meet him.
	That's the first president I ever got to meet.
	I would support any of our presidents.
	I'm that guy, too.
	I'm not volatile over politics, man.
	This is America. You can vote for whoever you want.
	You can be on either side of the political spectrum.
	I don't care. I don't judge you by your politics.
	I judge what type of a person you are.
	Yeah. Yeah, and if you think the government's going to save your life, dude, I've always said this.
	The government. These people that want...
	This is probably, I mean, this is what they end with.
	This is probably my favorite part of the whole thing.
	Like, this is the message that people should be left with.
	You want less government.
	You want them out of your life.
	You do not want the government. The government's never going to take care of you.
	You're never going to get rich off the government.
	No, dude. Stamp collections get fucked, homie, right?
	The post office is almost out of business, dude.
	Have you been to the post office recently?
	They just tell you how to get to wherever you want your mail to go.
	Dude, I'll say this.
	Yeah, there's nothing tougher than – there's nothing more ridiculous than expecting the government.
	But I think we're in a weird space now where we're between the government that we've been used to and a new kind of privatized communism almost.
	So I think we're in this weird space of almost two governments where one is like a – almost like a shadow.
	Well, there's a battle going on right now.
	There's a war.
	There is. Going on in the government, one that wants to go one way that most of us don't want to go, and one that wants to keep things the way they are.
	It might be broken and fucked up and needs to be fixed, but we're definitely in that weird place right now.
	I agree. So get off your Pelotons, boys, and let's fucking go to war.
	I mean, yeah, no, and that's the best part, is that he's shit all over Peloton.
	We're going to go to that in a minute.
	But first, I want to go to the part where Dana White really lays down the vote train.
	When you do a sponsorship deal with somebody, you have to look deep into who they are and who's running the company, who's making the decisions, and are you aligned?
	Yeah. I love that, man.
	Yeah, because we had Robert Kennedy Jr.
	on and we had a couple companies call after that and Say, yeah, just stuff about him.
	We're not advertising on this episode.
	My advertiser's like, you guys need to take the episode down, you know?
	And we ended up...
	And what's wrong with him? Nothing.
	Nothing. Guy's fucking brilliant.
	Guy's a smart fucking guy.
	I've known him for seven years. Great guy.
	I mean, a neat man.
	Right. I've never met him.
	Yeah. I've only watched his stuff.
	And you got this whole Democrat, Republican, fucking all this crazy bullshit.
	He's a fucking Democrat. Yeah.
	Right? Yeah. But now they hate him just because he doesn't believe...
	He's a Democrat with common sense.
	Right. Yeah.
	Right? He's like an old school Democrat.
	Yeah. And smart guy, whatever.
	Let me tell you this.
	Let me fucking tell you this.
	This is America.
	You can fucking have whoever you want on your podcast.
	You can do...
	Whatever the fuck you want to do.
	Imagine a sponsor that's sponsoring you, calling you, and telling you that you can't have this guy.
	What sponsor did it?
	Who was it? Let me think.
	And I'm not afraid to name him. I don't know if I remember.
	I really don't. I don't know if I believe you, but okay.
	That's fair. But I really don't know if I remember.
	Imagine. And this happened to me, too.
	This happened to me. I posted a video for Trump.
	Right? On my personal social media.
	And one of our big sponsors called and said, take that down.
	You know what I said? Go fuck yourself.
	Yeah. You vote for whoever you want to vote for.
	And I'll vote for whoever I want to vote for.
	That's how this works. I don't even care who you're voting for.
	It's none of my fucking business.
	Fuck you. Don't ever fucking call me and tell me who to vote for.
	Yeah. Yeah, I think a lot of people feel in fear these days, you know?
	A lot of people feel in fear that if they don't vote for certain people, they're going to lose their jobs.
	I mean, it's Hollywood, for example.
	Think about how fucking crazy that is.
	It sounds insane. It sounds just like...
	Well, it'll keep happening unless more people stand up for themselves.
	And give them the fuck you response.
	Give them the F you response.
	So now... Later on in the program, they name Peloton.
	And I'm pretty sure, hopefully this isn't a cut of that into this.
	Because it's much later in the program.
	But here's the destruction of Peloton by Dana White.
	Oh, Peloton was the...
	We just got an update. It was Peloton?
	Peloton was the people who wanted an ad out.
	Peloton. And meanwhile, you have RFK. So Peloton.
	Yeah. What do they sell? Fucking bikes?
	The stationary bikes? Peloton sells stationary bikes, and they got a problem of Robert fucking Kennedy.
	Fuck you, Peloton.
	Who the fuck are they?
	Yeah, first of all- Right? Are you fucking kidding me?
	Yeah. Fucking Peloton calling bitching about Robert Kennedy.
	Yeah, dude. You want to go nowhere?
	Who's the CEO of Peloton?
	Huh? I want to see this fucking guy.
	Yeah, I want to see this fucking lamb, dude.
	Hey, you know what gets you further than Peloton?
	Hitchhiking. Okay? How about that, dude?
	And by the way... I know, there's a lot of F-bombs for a Reality Rants episode.
	Right up my alley. I mean, this is the type of candor that I do enjoy.
	Because this is how people really talk.
	You know, The Rock was just on Joe Rogan.
	And I didn't watch the whole episode.
	I watched like a 20-minute clip.
	In that 20-minute clip, I think The Rock must have dropped 20 different F-bombs.
	Easily. It was at least one a minute.
	Sometimes a couple a minute. I want to know how people actually talk because that's kind of an insight of their perspective and how they actually think.
	Just putting that out there.
	Barry McCarthy. This fucking wiener schnitzel, huh?
	Let's see Barry McCarthy.
	Oh, my God.
	Oh. Oh, yeah.
	Oh, fucking yeah.
	Barry McCarthy looks like that guy.
	A hundred percent.
	Look, if you're just listening at home and you're thinking of what he looks like, you're right.
	He looks like a douchebag.
	Yeah, dude. A hundred percent.
	Where's he from? Oh, yeah.
	He looks like somebody that eats his own skin a little bit at a time.
	Yeah, he is. Where is he fucking from?
	If you call me up and said this guy was complaining about something, I'd say, oh, fuck.
	San Francisco, California.
	There we go. My boy.
	Ring-a-ling, dude.
	There you go. They've been giving Pelotons to fucking vagrants.
	That's why they're not leaving. Yeah.
	Fuck you, Peloton.
	Yeah. Do we have Pelotons?
	And by the way, this was recorded before they cleaned up San Francisco.
	And now, Dana White, again, he's about a minute 40 into about 90 seconds into learning that the Peloton guy is the one that wanted to censor RFK Jr.
	Now, think about this.
	Dana is obviously pro-Trump.
	Again, had breakfast with him the day after this.
	Had him with him at the UFC. He just said he's never met RFK Jr., RFK Jr.
	is a real political threat to Trump, in my opinion.
	I actually believe that.
	But Dana, again, love him or hate him, is principled enough right on the spot to be like, hey, wait, do we have Pelotons?
	Get them the flickle schnick or fuckle schnuck out of here.
	So, Jim, are those Peloton?
	No, no, there's bikes next to it.
	Yeah, we're getting rid of them.
	Yep. We're getting rid of the Pelotons.
	Yeah, and if they ever mail me... We're sorry he's going to kill himself, but we're getting rid of the Pelotons.
	Pelotons are out of the gym.
	Whoever uses the most can fucking have them at home, but they can't use them here, brother.
	That's what you do. That's what you do.
	You stop fucking using their products and you fuck them.
	Yeah. And tell them to go fuck themselves.
	And that's the same thing for me.
	Like, if somebody's telling you that you can't vote a certain way, if somebody's telling you that if your boss is...
	Make a video and fucking blast them.
	Imagine that fucking dork.
	Fucking picking up the phone, calling you, and telling you that you can't have Robert Kennedy, who is a Democrat, by the way.
	You know that guy's a fucking Democrat, right?
	Telling you that you can't fucking have him on your show.
	Who the fuck are you, Barry McCarthy, to think you can pick up the phone and call anybody?
	You sell fucking stationary bikes for a living, you fucking clown.
	Fuck you. Yeah, fuck them, dude.
	God, dude. And what is he fucking...
	What is he? He's probably middleweight.
	I'll fucking cut 40 pounds and fucking...
	That guy is the typical fucking pompous, arrogant fucking douchebag that I cannot stomach.
	It's people who don't...
	Yeah, it's people that think they know what it's like somewhere and they've never even been there.
	That's a story of a lot of our country these days.
	But I like this. It gives me an avenue to feel like I can fight back.
	So I appreciate that. You have to fight back.
	Yeah. You're going to let that fucking guy tell you what to do?
	Look at Theo Vaughn. Yeah, no I'm not.
	Yeah, Theo Vaughn, man, he just got this, I don't want to call it innocence, because obviously the guy's not innocent, but he's got like this, I don't know whether it's like a Southern naivety or innocence, but you want to get behind him.
	He's like, yeah, F those guys.
	Yeah, we're doing it. They're out.
	They're out! Fuck no, dude.
	I will cook that dude's fucking- Look at this.
	There he is. That right there tells you exactly what fucking Barry McCarthy is all about.
	Peloton just laid off 500 of their employees in their fourth round of cuts this year.
	You know what, everybody listening?
	Fucking fuck Barry McCarthy and Peloton.
	Okay? That's what a stand-up guy Barry is.
	Yeah, dude. And that's why he ain't- Yeah, it's fucking- Let off 500 more of his fucking employees out in his fourth round of cuts.
	Yeah, and what's lamer than watching your husband get on a bike that doesn't go anywhere, huh?
	What wife is like, oh, I'm so proud of this guy?
	That's like my dad, man, right?
	Get Borsari in here right now.
	I need Borsari in here.
	Yeah, get him. Yeah, is he a bicyclist?
	He has to be. If he isn't, why does he look exactly like him?
	He's a workout freak.
	I'm not bullshitting you.
	You can film us. Yeah.
	My guys are going to take the Pelotons out of the gym today.
	We're getting rid of them. We're going to go throw them in the fucking garbage today.
	I'll be happy to toss him in.
	So... He was in a situation where he had Robert Kennedy Jr.
	on his show. And an advertiser called and told him, get rid of that.
	You're not posting that podcast.
	Take it down. Blah, blah, blah.
	Because he had Robert Kennedy on.
	It was Peloton.
	Do you know who Barry McCarthy is?
	No. Barry McCarthy is the CEO of Peloton.
	Yeah. Let us see Barry McCarthy again.
	Can we see him again, please? We got pictures of you and Barry McCarthy together, actually, Craig.
	Is that Pelotons that we have in the gym?
	We have Pelotons, yeah. They're going.
	We're throwing them out. Yeah.
	We're getting rid of them. That's Barry McCarthy.
	This is the fucking guy that called and told him to take down the fucking...
	We had an episode of...
	Does that look like the guy that would call and bitch about Robert Kennedy Jr.?
	He does, doesn't he? Who is that fucking...
	He looks a little like Tim Cook.
	Yeah, he does, huh, a little?
	I don't know who Tim Cook is.
	I mean, I'm just agreeing with you.
	I'm just agreeing. I love it like he's like, yeah, no, he actually does look a little like Tim Cook.
	But, you know, I'm not sure if Barry McCarthy's gay, but if he's gay, boy, these guys are being really bigoted because you can't do anything against Apple because Tim Cook is gay.
	And it's funny that neither of these guys knew who Tim Cook was.
	I guess that pertains to the idea that he's no Steve Jobs.
	I don't know him either. Oh, Apple.
	Okay. The Pelotons are gone.
	They're gone. They're going out today.
	So I gotta go bike on the road now.
	No, you just gotta use the assault bikes now instead.
	Yeah. Those are tougher anyway.
	Are they really? Way tougher than Peloton.
	It's time to step up. If I ask you to guess, so he called and he wanted Robert Kennedy Jr.
	taken down, right?
	Threatening him. On his podcast, right?
	Yeah, they were about to go public, I think.
	Their company was about to go public or something.
	They're like, this could ruin everything.
	That's what our ad agency said to us.
	They're worried this could ruin everything.
	It's fucking 8 o'clock at night on a Friday or something.
	Can you fucking imagine that? And they made us go take an older episode down because of something he'd said recently in the news.
	This was like a year or two years ago, maybe.
	Where do you think Barry lives?
	Where do you think he's from? Just look at him.
	Let's guess, huh? And listen to the conversation and see if you can tell me where Barry lives.
	Yeah, he probably lives...
	Craig? San Francisco?
	Oh! Fucking ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!
	Hey, you just won...
	Barry lives in San Francisco.
	Hold on, you just won four Pelotons.
	Oh my goodness.
	I mean, like... That's some gold right there.
	That's some gold.
	You know, again, just doing it like that on air, bringing the assistant in, actions having consequences.
	To me, that is like, again, what you want to do.
	You don't want to do business with these people.
	Period. Period.
	I mean, YouTube doesn't want to do business with me.
	I'm not trying to do business with YouTube.
	I'm trying to use them as an avenue to bring other people into the business of truth.
	We do got 15 minutes left in the broadcast.
	So we're going to bring it back to Mackey and the Tuckins.
	Again, this is an issue.
	Really, the DASIC thing is just a huge issue for me, too.
	It's just like these closed-door hearings.
	The fact there's just nothing out there.
	I mean, nothing out there.
	The spectator right here. Inside EcoHealth Salon's closed-door congressional testimony.
	All right? This is it.
	We've got to register for free.
	But again, I doubt we can get it from the Internet Archive for free either.
	I'll try archive.org, everybody, but I doubt it.
	Like I said, we're probably going to end up going to the Mackey and the Tuck and finishing up over there.
	Let's see. Do we got anything here?
	Bueller? Bueller?
	They're waiting for archive.org.
	Bueller? Huh?
	Are we there? No? No?
	Okay, we've got a web archive of nothing.
	Waiting for the archive.org.
	Why is this taking forever?
	And this is, what is this, on the Brave browser?
	It is. Let's see if I can get it going via Chrome a little bit quicker.
	Okay. Nope.
	Nope. It's just available on the web.
	Sorry, Jason. You get nothing.
	You get nothing.
	That's fine. All right.
	But somehow I had 3.6 thousand likes.
	3.6 thousand.
	I mean, that's kind of ridiculous, right?
	Is that even possible? Let's see what we did get here.
	In actuality. We got 352 views streamed 39 minutes ago.
	That's pretty awesome.
	That's where we're at. 3.6 thousand thumbs up.
	Let's see. I got that.
	Zero thumbs up, actually.
	Now we have zero thumbs up and 352 people who watched.
	So, YouTube, you're just killing it.
	I'm sure you don't care.
	I'm a little guy. I'm not part of the partnership program.
	I'm censored all over the place.
	Oh, well. Back to the Tuckins.
	That's what we're doing. Tuckins and Mackie.
	You joining gang? No.
	I'm sorry to make light of it.
	I just don't know. I mean, in a...
	In the old America, this would provoke an uprising.
	You can't do that. You're not allowed to arrest people for criticizing you.
	But the reaction to your arrest was very different.
	Describe it, if you would. Well, I mean, there was a lot of support, but, you know, I was on Rachel Maddow that night.
	I mean, they were, the left was really celebrating this.
	They were celebrating. They thought it was terrific.
	To arrest you for making fun of Hillary Clinton.
	Right. Right. I mean, you're from this country.
	You grew up here. Did that surprise you?
	Yeah, I was pretty surprised.
	But I got to tell you, the left has sort of done a 180 since 2016.
	So if they celebrated your imprisonment, why wouldn't they celebrate your execution?
	Some of them would. Clearly.
	I think so. What kind of support did you get?
	Well... I've got to thank you for you showcasing my arrest on your show.
	It might have been that night or the next night.
	By the way, in the back of my mind, I thought we're probably going to find out that Doug Mackey works for Al-Qaeda.
	I mean, there's got to be more to the story.
	There is more to the story, Tucker.
	It's not Al-Qaeda. It's that, again, the FBI did not like the network that was effective using bots that they blamed Russia for.
	That they put out fake GRU papers for.
	They didn't like the effectiveness of creating a narrative that challenged the establishment, even though that narrative was farcical at times.
	That's it. Yeah.
	No, I mean, a lot of people felt that way.
	Well, it would have to be. They can't arrest you for making fun of Hillary Clinton.
	Yeah. Anybody who learns the details of my case says, that's it.
	What's going on? The people that actually learned the details of the case.
	But there was a tremendous outpouring from the American people.
	People that maybe are conservative, but not necessarily.
	People that support free speech.
	People that don't support an abusive federal government.
	Yeah, people opposed to fascism.
	Speaking of, Antifa opposes fascism.
	Did they come to your aid? No.
	Oh, they didn't? No.
	I'm thinking they're not sincere.
	What about the ACLU? They cheered on my arrest.
	The ACLU cheered on your arrest.
	Yeah. On what grounds?
	Because they said the...
	Well, I don't think they care that much about the First Amendment anymore.
	No, it's only the American Civil Liberties Union.
	They were more interested in the idea that there was this effort to stop people from exercising their right to vote.
	So they chose that. They chose to support it on that ground.
	So let's get to that claim, because that's the heart of it.
	So Hillary Clinton, whatever her fault, who really has become a vicious person, a hater, sort of dismisses out of hand that you have a First Amendment right to make fun of her.
	And she does that by saying that people say all kinds of things about us, but his went from running a very deliberate effort to mislead people about where and how to vote That's ridiculous.
	And once again, the people that were engaged in this algorithmic behavior, even if you could call it that, were pro-Trump people.
	They weren't going to text their vote in for Hillary Clinton.
	That's not what it was.
	It was because they were a successful influence network.
	That's because they were effective politically.
	And Mackey was effective politically as a shit poster.
	Which, no bueno!
	Now, just again to restate, you had no, quote, algorithms.
	No. Hillary Clinton has no idea what an algorithm is, needless to say.
	So you were a solo operator.
	You're one guy on your laptop.
	But the claim is that you somehow stole people's right to vote.
	Is there any evidence that that's true?
	No. The government said that they didn't have to show any evidence of that at trial.
	They said that the fact that there was a conspiracy was enough.
	They went around and interviewed people because they would have loved to put someone on the stand who didn't vote because they thought they could text their vote.
	They couldn't find a single person.
	They couldn't even find people that...
	They went and looked up people that texted the meme, the number, supposedly, four years ago, and they couldn't even remember doing it, or they thought it was silly and they wanted to see what would happen.
	They actually interviewed people?
	How did they know who these people were?
	They subpoenaed their phone numbers.
	Not really. Yes.
	And their voting records.
	What did this effort cost?
	I have no idea. But millions of dollars.
	It had to have cost that much.
	Again, of course, millions of dollars is chump change for the kind of narrative influence that they want to crush.
	And that's opposition narrative influence.
	Again, love the guy, hate the guy.
	That's the reality.
	So the government couldn't find a single person whose vote was, as Hillary Clinton said, subverted by your tweet?
	No, and they looked very hard.
	How was it a conspiracy?
	So there were some group chats where people were creating these memes.
	Yes. And I was a member of some of them.
	Some of them I wasn't even a member of.
	And they said that because these people are in this group chat talking about creating memes, that you're a part of the conspiracy.
	Even though I wasn't talking in these group chats, really participating in them at all, I wasn't paying any attention to them.
	So your trial, and we still live in a country where trials are mostly public.
	I'm sure that will change and it will be a pure military tribunal star chamber drumhead proceeding.
	But at this point, your trial took place in public and we can get the transcript and all that.
	So the media knew that there was no actual crime here.
	Did anybody from the Associated Press or NBC News or the Washington Post, the New York Times, Re-examine this case or take a close look at the case and say, wait a second, the guy didn't do anything.
	Not that I'm aware of.
	And these are crimes through which you could have spent 10 years in prison.
	Right. It felt to me like the media were cheerleading your prosecution.
	Oh yeah, definitely. 100%.
	But again, you're not even bringing up the fact, you know, public trial...
	How do you not bring up the fact you weren't really allowed to face your accuser who they brought up in testimony from those group chats under the pseudonym microchip?
	It's a huge part of the story you're missing, Tuck.
	Some of them. By calling you a bigot.
	Absolutely. I don't think you are a bigot, I assume.
	But even if you were, you're allowed to have your own views, correct?
	Right, yeah. No, I'm not a bigot, but like I said, this is America.
	Right. So, why did you get convicted?
	So I got convicted.
	That's a great question.
	They basically put 12 people in a courthouse in Brooklyn and say, it's up to you to decide whether this meme was satire or whether it was an effort to trick people out of voting.
	So they get to decide.
	12 people. They can drag you into a courthouse anywhere in the country because they say, since it's tweets, they go over wires so they can charge this crime wherever they please.
	So if you post a joke on the internet, a prosecutor could be the most conservative district or the most liberal district in America, can drag you in and put you in front of 12 people who are going to decide whether you were joking.
	They're going to decide what your intent was.
	Did you think you were going to be acquitted?
	To be honest with you, no.
	I thought maybe the jury would hang.
	But I didn't think we would get 12 jurors voting for acquittal.
	No, definitely not.
	Sorry. Certainly not.
	I believe it was in New York they tried this case.
	No, of course not. Do you have any idea why they voted to convict?
	Well... I don't really have a lot of insight into that.
	But with this kind of a charge, they don't need direct evidence to convict you.
	So really, unless I'm misinterpreting what you're saying, you were convicted on the basis of what they claimed your intent was.
	That's exactly right. They could not find a single person who was harmed by this.
	They could find no actual effect of this so-called subversion of our democracy.
	You didn't actually subvert our democracy.
	There's no evidence that you did.
	No. But they claimed that you wanted to.
	They claimed that I wanted to and that I agreed to enter into a conspiracy with other people.
	Were those people charged? One of them was.
	Microchip. He cooperated.
	Microchip. In what way?
	He testified at trial that we had a silent agreement.
	To subvert democracy? That's right.
	Did you? Well, I don't know how you can have a silent agreement with someone a thousand miles away over the internet.
	Had you ever met this person?
	No. Never met him.
	I didn't even... At the time, November 2016, I had never even spoken to him one-on-one.
	Or I don't even think in a group chat.
	What role did the Huffington Post play in this case?
	They... Well, so I was posting pseudonymously.
	So they doxed me in 2018.
	In 2018, the guy, again, they didn't even mention microchip.
	So that's the guy they charged.
	He's a real person.
	I'm not making it up.
	That was the meat and potatoes of the whole thing.
	Supposedly, this guy is who that person was in that agreement with.
	The fact that they didn't bring up the fact that they didn't even name him, that he was charged but they don't know with what, and that he's been working with the FBI since 2018 is huge.
	It's huge, man.
	Come on.
	And there was a hotline number, too.
	See, there's more to the story than what they're telling you.
	I'm not saying he should be in jail.
	It's a huge problem.
	But... Again, to jump around that, terrible.
	So you were not using your real name, as many people don't, both on the internet and in the literature.
	And a Huffington Post reporter decided to reveal your true identity.
	Yes. Who was the reporter?
	Luke O'Brien. Luke O'Brien.
	How did he find out who you were?
	Just through some, basically, people that leaked my name to him, basically.
	Hmm. disgruntled people or whatever you want to call it.
	So because Luke O'Brien did this, you were arrested and faced 10 years in prison.
	Oh yeah, absolutely. I mean their criminal complaint basically was just using what Luke O'Brien did.
	So it sounds like in effect Luke O'Brien, like so many journalists, is actually working for the national security state in order to imprison and destroy people who dissent.
	Could be. I mean, that's the most poignant part of it.
	But you missed so much, Tuck.
	And I hope my audience is flooding those that are still talking about this in that respect.
	Look, Mackie, from what I've seen, is communication.
	Some of them are terrible. Shitposting is terrible.
	I'm not a fan. But that doesn't mean that I think that he should be going to jail for it.
	That's not where I'm at. Guys, another week.
	And we're done. We did it.
	It's Thursday. Now, that doesn't mean that you can't stick around and check out a third hour of Burmese, because you can, or stick around for the whole day and enjoy some Red Voice media with people like Wayne Dupree, Ray Dietrich, Drew Berquist, and more, because that's what you should be doing.
	We will be back next week.
	And again, lo and behold, we're hoping...
	Big premium guest for those that are supporting the broadcast.
	So once again, thank you for doing that.
	I absolutely love you guys.
	It's not about left or right. It's always about right and wrong.

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