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Fear Among Americans
00:03:37
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| Dennis Prager here. | |
| Great to be with you. | |
| Look at this headline in the New York Times, which is responsible for this pandemic fright, as anyone. | |
| Fear of COVID leads other patients to decline critical treatment, like turning down a transplant when an organ becomes available. | |
| I have to say, and I'm sure that there'll be part of me regretting having said it, but I say what I think. | |
| I do not ask, gee, will that make me more popular or less loved or whatever? | |
| My disappointment in many of my fellow Americans is very sad to me. | |
| The ability of people to get frightened when the data are out there, your chances of dying from COVID. Essentially healthy. | |
| I don't care what your age. | |
| If you're essentially healthy at 90, your chances of dying are minuscule. | |
| Minuscule. | |
| And we have ruined the livelihoods of tens of millions of Americans. | |
| Caused bankruptcies, shutdowns, closings. | |
| Kids have nothing to do. | |
| Parents won't send their kids to camp. | |
| Why? | |
| Because they're going to get it from another kid? | |
| Better safe than sorry. | |
| I warned about it, haven't I? Right? | |
| I've warned about it. | |
| Better safe than sorry. | |
| We are a different country than the one in 1968-69 that had, by 2020 terms, population terms, 150, 160,000 people died. | |
| And they went to Woodstock. | |
| Because the damn media. | |
| Weren't there 24-7 to scare them. | |
| This is a nadir in American history. | |
| This is a low point. | |
| I spoke to hundreds of people at a rally at City Hall in Los Angeles. | |
| I wish there were thousands. | |
| Not so that I could personally speak to thousands. | |
| I said it's nothing to do with me. | |
| I just wish there were thousands. | |
| It was a touching moment when I crossed the street. | |
| After speaking, a bus driver, a Los Angeles City bus driver, just yells out, I love you, man! | |
| I went over to him and shook his hand. | |
| A lot of people support what I'm saying. | |
| The trick is to fight. | |
| Gavin Newsom and Eric Garcetti will go down as fools at best. | |
| And is vile at worst. | |
| It started out, we'll overload the hospitals. | |
| Quickly changed to flatten the curve. | |
| Quickly changed to vaccine. | |
| Vaccine? | |
| We're going to ruin people's lives and the country? | |
| Till a vaccine? | |
| You out of your minds? | |
| Yesterday was Memorial Day, and the New York Times on Sunday had an editorial about how racist the names of forts are. | |
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Undo The American Revolution
00:00:59
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| That was their salute to Memorial Day. | |
| It was so fitting. | |
| The New York Times editors loathe this country, and they will do anything to bring it down and undo the American Revolution. | |
| Not a word I said is hyperbole. | |
| It sounds hyperbolic, because, are you kidding? | |
| Undo the American Revolution? | |
| Yes, of course. | |
| That's their Project 1619. Mark Zuckerberg started out with the belief that it is not his task at Facebook to sort truth and not truth. | |
| It's not his task. | |
| It's the task of the American people. | |