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Tragedy in China - November 28th, Hour 2
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All right, hour two, Sean Hannity's show.
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If you want to be a part of the program, you know, all of the last two years I've been talking about the emergence of this new axis of evil, and that is the relationships, the partnerships with China and Russia and Iran.
And what's fascinating now is all three countries now are undergoing social unrest.
In the case of Russia, it's, you know, Vladimir Putin trying to draft or conscript everybody, any warm body into fighting this insane war that he's not been doing well in in Ukraine.
In Iran, it is the death of a woman in prison that has sparked all around the country uh deep unrest within the within the country of Iran, unlike anything we've seen, maybe even since 1979, although we're not getting enough video out of it.
Uh we're watching China, you know, in the middle of these draconian COVID lockdowns.
You have Chinese citizens now taken to the streets, and it's gotten so interesting that they actually want to get rid of President Qi.
And where this ends, I don't know, but it's it's certainly fascinating to watch.
Um will that eventually happen?
I don't know.
I don't I don't have a crystal ball, but it's it's definitely worth paying attention to.
Um so as a result, all three have been.
We see Putin now is in hiding, afraid that he's gonna get assassinated.
President Xi is experiencing something he never had to deal with before, and calls for him to be removed from office and calls for the Ayatollahs and the mullahs to be removed from office.
So it's it's getting pretty interesting here.
Um anyway, so uh Anthony Fauci, let me go to the COVID aspect of this virus.
He said on the COVID lab theory, oh, I've I have a completely open mind.
That's not what he has been saying all along.
Just like when he said, if you get the vaccine, you'll never get COVID.
Okay, I know people that got the vaccine and and not one booster, but two boosters and three boosters.
I don't know.
How many boosters are they up to now, Linda?
Because I I never got a booster.
Yeah, whatever.
We're about to go to number five.
Great.
Um, you know, I know more people that got boosted and three weeks later end up with COVID.
It's unreal.
Um, and I'll never trust these people again.
They don't deserve our trust.
Now we do know that the NIH did give money to what's known as the Eco Alliance that did funnel that money to the Wuhan China Virology lab.
Uh they knew that gain of function research took place in that lab, and they knew that coronavirus research took place in that lab.
Uh, and that's why those there in early, what was it, 2020?
Anthony Fauci with with the top uh ranking people within the NIEH that gave the grant to the Eco Alliance, which gave the money to the Wuhan Virology lab.
You know, there was a flurry of activity uh of them going back and forth because they knew damn well that some of their money may have gone to fund the research into the origins of this virus.
Now, Fauci is saying publicly he doesn't care if he gets called to Congress, he's fine with that, no problem.
I have a completely open mind.
Um, and then he says it's Donald Trump's fault that the Chinese weren't cooperative in the COVID probe.
No, the Chinese government weren't gonna let anybody go in there and find out what really had happened here.
But it's interesting is China is now tightening security all over the country because of the protests against these draconian shutdown measures.
So um, you know, how this ultimately plays out, I don't know.
I know on Monday, earlier today, police were stopping and searching people at sites of weekend protests in Shanghai and Beijing after crowds there and other cities were demonstrating these draconian shutdowns.
And you have from the streets of many Chinese cities, uh dozens of university campuses.
Protesters now made, you know, one show of civil disobedience after another.
Uh, and many now want President Xi overthrown.
Now, do they have the power to do so?
Not really.
You can't win a revolution with a slingshot, and the same would be applicable to Iran, and the same would be applicable to Russia.
The only thing that could happen in Russia is somebody that wants power from Putin could probably take out Putin if they're in close proximity to him, which probably explains away why he has this high level of paranoia.
Anyway, joining us to weigh in, especially on the issue of China is Gordon Chang.
He is the author of the coming collapse of China and the Great U.S. China Tech War.
How are you, sir?
I'm fine, Sean, and thank you so much.
I'd argue militarily that the communist Chinese have been out militarizing us now for a longer period of time than anyone really wants to acknowledge.
I think they have been building and building up the toughest military to compete with us as they possibly can.
We've seen that with their hypersonic missiles.
They keep saber rattling uh when it comes to Taiwan or what they call reunification with Taiwan.
And then, of course, no information regarding the origins of COVID nineteen.
Where do you think this all stands?
Well, you're you're absolutely right about that.
And a Xi Jinping is not only engaged in the fastest military buildup since the Second World War, he's also mobilizing Chinese civilian society.
A Chinese entrepreneur who was making civilian products in the medical sector told me that Communist Party Cadres actually came to him and ordered that he switch production so that he could be making things for the Chinese military.
And he said that uh other entrepreneurs had received similar directives from the Communist Party, and that the Communist Party was actually operating a number of factories because uh factory owners didn't want to stick around, so they abandoned their properties.
So we see that it's the militarization of the entire Chinese society, and and President Biden does not want to recognize that.
There is no sense of urgency in the White House, and there's no sense of urgency in the Pentagon either, especially among the three and four stars.
So this is a very dangerous situation for us.
I think it's dangerous also for the world.
Do you think there's any possibility at all, any scenario under which you can see President Xi ceding power or being taken out?
Yes, I actually do.
And the reason is that we and I agree with you.
Um the protesters don't even have slingshots.
Um but we do know that there is widespread dissatisfaction, anger, uh resentment against Xi Jinping.
And it was extraordinary over the weekend that you had protesters in major Chinese cities calling for him to leave and calling for the Communist Party to be overthrown.
You know, we haven't heard rhetoric like that in three decades.
And even in the tenement, well, what would be the latest example, Tiananmen Square?
It Taneman Square, but very few of the Tinan protesters called for the dis um destruction of the Communist Party.
They wanted the party to liberalize so that there would be uh more room for uh freedom of expression.
Um you'd have to go back to 1949 to find a similar um situation.
That's when the communists took over China, and they took over China from a superior uh Shang Kai-shek's uh nationalist party.
And the reason that uh the communists were able to prevail against a much stronger foe is because um the nationalists had lost people's hearts, as a famous Chinese historian has put it.
So really what we're talking about is today the Communist Party has lost hearts.
They can coerce people, they can intimidate people, they can put people in jail, but eventually I think the Chinese people are gonna get rid of Xi Jinping.
That's gonna be fascinating to see how that unfolds.
What do we know about the military?
Now we we know that the about unfair trade practices, we know about intellectual property theft.
Uh we know that we very stupidly have been too reliant on China for key aspects of our manufacturing, for example, these chips that are all so important for cars, which is one of the reasons that manufacturers can't build the cars to the extent that demand is calling for it.
Uh but we've allowed that to happen.
How how intertwined are we with them, and are we making any progress detangling our economic uh futures with them?
Well, we're making a fair amount of progress.
Um President Trump in 2018 imposed those tariffs.
Those were for the remedy of theft of intellectual property.
But what those Section 301 tariffs also did was convince manufacturers that they had to diversify their sources of supply.
In other words, um diversifying out of China.
And recently, and this goes back, let's say six months or so.
We have seen a lot of companies move to Mexico, um, move out of China because they're really concerned.
They're concerned about the COVID lockdowns, they're concerned about Xi Jinping causing troubles with the neighbors and with the United States, And they're concerned that uh the manufacturing's uh environment in China just is generally not good.
So we're seeing some disentangling.
Now, President Biden has actually supported Communist Party in the sense of taking a number of actions that have convinced manufacturers they don't have to move.
But we're also seeing manufacturers can read the handwriting on the wall.
So this is a good trend for us, and I hope that the president can actually start to get on board on this.
You know, there there has been this sentiment.
Do you think look, I know the wet market theory that you have these exotic animals that are consumed by people, for example, why anybody would ever eat a bat, I don't know, but you know, different cultures have you know different palettes, different tastes.
I don't make any judgments about it.
I don't really care what people eat.
You know, people may make fun of the fact that we eat turkey and chicken and pork and and cows, right?
Um however, uh it never seemed like a viable theory, but our government wanted to cling to that belief, or summon our government wanted to cling to that belief when the most obvious the the area that we should be most obviously searching for the origins of COVID would be the Wuhan Virology Lab.
But that then puts in, you know, the it in our sights, the actions of the NIH run under Dr. Anthony Fauci, which many Democrats have never wanted to go, you know, do or never wanted to go to that area.
Yeah, you put your finger on it.
Um we've had a government now since uh 2021, January 20, which has purposely not raised the issue of the origins of COVID 19.
You know, Biden did not raise it when he saw X Jinping on the sidelines of the G twenty this month, and he didn't raise it in his five previous video or phone calls with the Chinese leader.
He just does not want to talk about it.
But as of this morning, Sean, we're talking about one million seventy-nine thousand Americans have died from this disease, according to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.
And there's one other thing that we know, Sean.
I actually think that this um coronavirus came from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
It was a military program.
But there's a something that we know a hundred percent.
We know that a hundred percent that once this disease got out into Chinese society, Xi Jinping deliberately spread it beyond China's borders.
He turned it into a biological weapon if it wasn't started out life as one.
He lied about contagiousness.
He told the Trump administration, don't worry, it's not contagious at all.
When they knew it was highly transmissible human to human, and while they were locking down their own country, they were pressuring us to take arrivals from China's without restrictions.
You put those two.
No, it's it's even one step worse than that.
And you're the only other person besides myself that has picked up on this.
Remember, China had the first travel ban.
It wasn't Donald Trump's travel ban.
And their travel ban was if you're if you're living in Wuhan, you could not travel to any other part of China.
You couldn't leave Wuhan.
But you could leave Wuhan and go anywhere else in the world.
That to me reveals everything we needed to know about the the communist Chinese.
They didn't care.
They they knew what was going on there.
They were they protected their country from the spread, or the rest of the country from the spread, and they had no concern about about people in Wuhan uh bringing COVID with them all over the world.
Absolutely.
And that means the six million uh six hundred thousand people who have died from this disease outside China.
All of them have been murdered.
We should consider them all of them uh victims of a murder.
Unreal.
All right, we appreciate your time.
Gordon Chang, thank you as always.
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It is Piper in Ohio.
Piper, hi, how are you?
And uh welcome aboard.
Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Oh, yes, definitely.
Hi, how are you doing, Mr. Sean?
It's a pleasure to speak to you.
The pleasure is all mine.
What's happening?
Yes.
Um, so you know, one of the things I want us to talk about is, you know, Trump's reinstatement on Twitter.
It is just amazing how so far people on the left are melting down.
You know, going crazy, saying the most egregious statement making the most egregious statements on Trump's reinstatement.
You know, I thought, you know, people on the left are pro-democracy and pro freedom of speech until it comes down to somebody that they don't agree with and they want them banned definitively.
It's crazy.
They're hypocritical.
Listen, I'm gonna be honest, I'm enjoying watching the left meltdown over Elon Musk.
Um Elon Musk said this weekend that millions of people are joining every day.
And so it's funny that all the attention that he's garnering by being provocative.
I I just find him highly intelligent and and he loves to, you know, poke people around a little bit and stir the pot.
And I'm uh to me, it's just entertaining because people are bubbling and fizzing and giving off all their energy and exerting it kind of kind of like the Trump thing, the same phony outrage over everything Elon Musk says and does.
Uh, he doesn't seem too nervous to me that he's lost, you know, apparently billions of dollars.
You know, corporations as big as his go through these ups and downs.
It's not a surprise.
He paid an awful lot of money for it.
Um I don't think Trump is gonna get back on it, would be my guess, because he's got his truth social site for himself, so why would he?
Um of course.
You know, once AOC announced he didn't want to pay the eight bucks for the blue check mark.
I t I had somebody tweet out on my team uh that I'll be gladly pay pay the eight bucks now that all the liberals are gonna leave.
Of course.
And one thing I want one more thing I want to say, you have Adam Shift, you know, making these statements on how he should not be reinstated and how it was a mistake of um Elon Musk.
But again, I thought Democrats were for the Constitution and for the first amendment, you know, to freedom of speech.
So let me ask you this.
If it was three weeks before an election and a laptop of of one of the Trump kids had incriminating information on it, and that story was written by, oh, I don't know, maybe the New York Times.
Do you think social media companies would have banned the sharing of that article?
You think without knowing anything about it?
Oh, no, not at all.
In fact, you'll see the Democrats go to you know one of the Trump children's house and arrest them themselves.
I uh listen, I can see all of that happening.
Who knows?
I mean, they just have lost their mind.
Anyway, my friend, appreciate it.
Gotta take a quick break.
We'll come back, 800-941 Sean, our number if you want to be a part of the program as we continue.
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All right, 25 till the top of the hour.
I love it.
This happens almost after every single election.
Things that the Democrats really believe in, really want to advance, really care the most about, start coming out.
And last week we got a glimpse into it with Chuck Schumer saying that he wants amnesty for all these illegal immigrants in the country.
Uh, why didn't he say that the week before the election?
Why didn't all Democrats run on it, considering I bet they'll all vote for it?
Um, it's pretty transparent what they're trying to do.
Now Joe Biden goes out again post-election.
He's not gonna say it before the election.
Uh how he wants to get rid of assault weapons.
Listen.
The idea.
The idea we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick.
It has no social indeed value.
Zero, none.
Not a single solitary rationale for it except properly gunman.
Can you do anything about gun laws during the lame ducks or something?
I'm gonna try.
What will you try and do?
I'm gonna try to get rid of a small weapon.
I'm gonna try.
What are you hell yeah, we're coming for your AK-47s.
Then Beto Bozo, you know, tries to tell the people of Texas, oh no, I'm really believing your second amendment rights.
I mean, you just you just can't make this stuff up.
Anyway, Tom is in the great city of Pittsburgh.
Tom, hi, how are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, Sean, thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
Um I think I'm gonna be a little bit more single-minded here.
Um I'm a 40-year radio broadcaster, as was my father before me, and I have to say what kind of what kind of format did you work in?
I worked them all, mostly music, but I did my own talk shows.
Um I want to commend you on your um broadcasting up to the midterm election.
I caught you a couple of times, and every time I caught you, you were trying to keep it a level playing field with your listeners, telling them like these races were extremely close.
You might be looking at a red wave, but in your opinion, you might want to be a little bit more conservative about that that view point.
And as it turned out, you were exactly right.
I just want to thank you from a broadcasting point of view for keeping it real, because I didn't hear anybody else doing that.
They're all preaching red wave, we're gonna win, we're gonna do this, and you've got everybody down to Yeah, I mean, there was an over exuberance that actually was making me nervous, to be very blunt.
Look, I mean I've had more time to think about this, and I want to run this by you, and you tell me if you agree or don't agree.
Whether we want to admit this or not, there are a lot of people in this country that buy into this this leftist New Green Deal, cradle to grave, womb to the tomb version of New Green Deal socialism.
Way more than we may think.
We for example, we did see a lot of young people vote, and I think one of the reasons or younger people uh vote because was because they thought they were gonna get the student loans forgiven.
I really believe that.
Then, of course, abortion was the big issue that that some people worried about, um, and and that became a big issue, and a lot of states had a had abortion referendums on the state on the state ballot.
The second thing we've got to look at, and Georgia needs to be looking at it now, and I'm not sure they're going to pay attention to this, and they need to.
If Warnock goes into election day, you know, with three four hundred thousand vote lead, probably mathematically it's impossible for Herschel to catch up at that point.
And there is this reluctance and resistance that Republicans and conservatives have towards the current voting system, which is early voting, voting by mail, etc.
etc.
And unless you start playing the way playing this game the way the Democrats are playing, you're going to continue to lose.
Now, one last thing, and I promise you're going to get as much time as you you want to respond, is this what I call accelerated migration.
Baby boomers now coming to age.
They want to leave and retire, go to warmer weather, less taxes, less yet, less bureaucracy, and then accelerated even further by COVID lockdowns, shutdowns.
They want their kids to have in-person learning.
And states like Florida, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Texas, they're seeing massive amounts of people move into their states.
Uh the majority of which are coming from the Northeast and the Midwest.
That makes all of these states now harder to win if a Republican is running for president.
You know, how do you get to 270?
We're now officially facing a math problem to electing a Republican president.
It's not impossible.
I'm saying it's hard.
Um, I appreciate you noticing it, but every single, you know, race that we were watching covering, I knew these were all bellwether states.
I knew the voting had changed.
Uh probably is is gonna be that way for a longer time than any of us want, but uh it certainly is not an advantage for us.
How do we win the popular vote and not win more seats?
Anyway, I'll give it over to you.
Well, I I have to tell you that's a lot to unpack, and I can see you doing that every day.
I I watch both of your shows.
Um I'm not sure that um voters right now really understand what they're what they're uh dealing with.
Um not in a large uh procession type of outlook over it.
Um you tell somebody, hey, we're gonna forgive your student loan debt.
Boom, you're my man.
I'm not even thinking about any of the other things that might cancel you out because you're not being fair about them.
And it that's gonna go for I think it's gonna boil down to the education of the of the voter.
Um I'm Not a Republican.
I'm not an uh uh Democrat.
I'm an independent uh independent voter.
I like to walk down the middle of the aisle and say, hey, you know that's a good idea.
That's a good idea.
Or that's a bad idea.
And uh but I pay attention.
It's it's educating the voter.
It's getting them out there.
You have a you said you had a lot of younger voters.
I'm telling you, they only voted because they can vote now, and there was one thing on the ballot that they were worried about, and they got it from this person.
That's it.
They're not they're not really as educated as you need them to be.
We need to be able to do that.
Well, they they're believing the lie that abortion is outlawed in America.
That's not true.
Uh they're believing that Joe Biden has the power constitutionally, and he is now lost twice in the courts, but he's holding it out yet again, student loan forgiveness.
It will never be upheld as constitutional.
I don't see it happening.
And then, of course, the scare Granny with the you know, Obama and and Clintons and Biden's out there, you know, talking about MAGA Republicans wanting to steal your Social Security, your Medicare, and take away VA benefits, none of which any Republican is running on.
So, you know, uh unfortunately these tactics work, which is why they use the same playbook every election year.
Well, take all of that and then add in a huge media monster that in 1996 when uh Bill Clinton signed over the um the telecommunications act and allowed all of the stations, radio and television to pick a side.
You got uh a lot of that picking a democratic side because that was where they were getting paid.
You know, I'm I'm gonna go to the city.
Like a side box, talk radio and a few other outlets.
Um it's pretty much all dominated by the left.
I mean, I would argue the dearth of of outlets available for people with my opinions has greatly contributed to it if you want to say I have any success that I've had or am able to have.
It's because people are seeking out alternative forms of information.
You know, and it's it is interesting to look at demographics.
I mean, the number of liberals that watch Hannity, the TV show, it's it's you'd be shocked.
I was shocked by it.
Yeah.
I did not expect it.
But in their minds, they want to know what the enemy is thinking.
I'm I guarantee you that's their thought process.
Well, I think that they also want to find a place that tells the truth.
I can't, I fact-checked you before.
I can't think of anything that you've lied about, or that you've gone out if you're not going to be able to do that.
So I appreciate your kind words.
Um are you still broadcasting it?
And I bet your dad was proud you went into broadcasting.
Although I will tell you, I never wanted my kids to go into broadcasting ever.
Yeah, I don't either.
But my dad did.
He did you ever hear the electric weenie?
The electric, what?
The electric weenie.
It was a it was a joke sheet that uh my dad sent out to all the morning disc jockeys all the time.
Oh, so like that's like a morning joke sheet that's sent all over the country.
I have seen them.
I don't remember the names of them, but I have seen them.
My dad's was the first.
Oh, really?
How cool is that?
Yeah, he won the.
It's like Scott Shannon's retiring.
I called him.
I said, but you can't retire from my show, and he said, Hannity, I'm not retiring until they put me in a box.
You know.
Uh I remember that.
He's had an amazing career.
He actually invented Morning Zoo Radio.
And it's a great, if you haven't seen it, it's really if you love broadcasting, you're gonna love uh I think it's called From Last to First, but you can find it if you look at the Scott Shannon story.
They did an uh a biography on him.
It is an incredible, incredible story if you like broadcasting.
Will you talk to Scott?
I it oh it's called worst to first.
Linda's correcting me in my ear.
From worst to first, that actually happened.
And uh Scott Shannon gave my father um his first uh he won the top radio personality award in 1971 with Billboard Magazine.
Scott Shannon gave that to him in uh on stage in LA.
So yeah, I knew that quite a bit about Scott.
Yeah.
Well, I'll tell you not, one of the honors in my life is I got to induct Scott Shannon into the Radio Hall of Fame.
Yeah, how cool is that?
Well, he deserved it.
He did.
All right, God bless you, my friend.
Tom in Pittsburgh.
Uh thanks for checking in.
I hope it sounds like you're retired.
I hope you're enjoying it.
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Hey, let's get back to our busy phones.
Uh let's say hi to Russ's in Ohio.
Russ, hi.
How are you?
Glad you called.
Hey, Sean.
Long time listener back to Hannity and Combs Day.
Well, welcome aboard, sir.
I want to talk about COVID.
Last year, uh, about Sunday or Monday before Thanksgiving, my wife started giving getting flu-like symptoms.
Um, she has diabetes and other health complications.
She was double vaxxed.
I've never received the vaccine for religious uh objection reasons.
But I she went and got tested.
And on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, she came back positive for COVID.
So I called uh a nurse practitioner friend of mine who works for a Christian doctor, because I I knew not to call my regular doctor.
I already knew.
So uh told him what was going on, and on Thanksgiving Day, this doctor called back and took my and my wife, did a telehealth with my me and my wife, had us uh uh send him over our meds, which we had on our phones, and then he ordered a monoclonal infusions, which we got on Saturday, and then he ordered hydroxychloroquine and azithromyosin.
Neither of our I we both use different main uh pharmacies, big name pharmacies.
Neither of those would fill the hydroxy.
So we found an independent pharmacy.
Yeah.
We found an independent pharmacy in our area who agreed to to uh fill it.
So on Tuesday, we started, and I I'd never had any symptoms, uh but even though I was around her for several days, but we caught he told us the quarantine and had us both follow the same protocol, and we both got the infusions,
and we started the hydroxy and the azithromycin, and he also had us add zinc, D3, and vitamin C. We started those on Tuesday, and in two days, my wife's symptoms were completely gone, and I never got any symptoms at all.
You probably never got it.
It might have prevented you from getting it.
Listen, to me, and again, I'm not a doctor, but the monoclonal antibodies, uh, they're harder and harder to find.
I'm glad you were able to get them.
And and they're different ones for different variants.
The other thing that, and there are numerous studies that came out that showed, yeah, take an early hydroxy does mitigate some of the symptoms, and then they have Paxlovid, which is now available.
The only downside with Paxlovid, and this by the way, happened to Fauci, it happened to Jill and Joe Biden, is that you know you'll test negative in five days, and then five or six days or seven days after that, you'll be positive again.
It's called a rebound.
And most of the people I know will either get another run of the Paxlovid or they'll just wait it out and build up natural immunity.
Um, it's a shame most people don't know all of this.
If I if I ever tried to count, Linda, you can back me up on this.
The the number of hours I have spent trying to help people get information that should have been made readily available in terms of therapeutics, monoclonal antibodies, uh now Paxlavid, etc.
Linda, how many uh I mean I've spent days of my life trying to help.
It's endless, constant and endless, and it was really sad.
And people would call all the time.
What's that thing Hannity said?
Let me tell you something.
There was no sadder moment than around this time last year when you did the blow the lines thing, and we just like went through every single caller and you said, What do I say?
And not one person knew.
Because I was like, people know we say it all the time, it's enough.
And you're like, oh, really?
Okay, let's try it.
And you were right, nobody knew.
You know, people will say, well, Hannity, you get repetitive because you uh because if I didn't say, if I say it once, it's just gonna disappear in the ether.
You know, maybe a few people will pick it up.
But if I mentioned monoclonal antibodies when nobody else was talking about therapeutics and say it over and over and over again on purpose.
I'm not I'm not saying it just to hear myself talk, but it takes you know uh of weeks and months for it to really become part of the lexicon of an audience to understand exactly what I'm talking about.
And I just wanted this audience in particular, I wanted you to be armed with information that was not readily available, uh, but then consult with your doctor, doctors, and and make a decision based on your own medical condition.
But also wasn't being promoted anywhere else.
I will tell you that the latest variants have not been as lethal as the alpha variant, the original variant.
Uh, and but you know what?
It it's a virus.
They mutate, and you can get one that will be even stronger than the first one at some point.
We're not done with this, unfortunately.
I wish we were.
Anyway, appreciate the call, my friend.
God bless you.
800-941-Shawn if you want to be a part of the program.
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