money this guy makes. he sold so much more than i ever dreamed. there are days, it seems, the infowars take around $800,000 a day. and that s extrapolating, that s $300 million a year. that s an incredible amount of money. if that s just from the store, if that s not just from its side projects in all the bitcoin stuff that he s gotten recently, it could be more than that, which is truly shocking. that came out by mistake. there are other things that are in that phone that came out by mistake. so, that is going to last for a very long time, and to these next trials, and maybe, i presume, tomorrow as well on punitive damages. ben, you mentioned the money is making. as you said, 800 grand a day at one point in 2018. how much did this trial and his testimony get to the bottom of, how much is he a crazy idealogue? how much is he a cynical grift? well, kind of went both
contents of his phone, you know, a few years worth of his emails and texts were sent over to the senate appearance. that was shocking. it s shocking for a couple of reasons. first of all, as head of his financial, i ve been tracing joe s financial. i will nothing has provided a real clear picture about how much money this guy makes. he sold so much more than i ever dreamed. there are days, it seems, the infowars take around $800,000 a day. and that s extrapolating, that s $300 million a year. that s an incredible amount of money. if that s just from the store, if that s not just from its side projects in all the bitcoin stuff that he s gotten recently, it could be more than
by overturning roe v. wade. we re talking about contraception in griswald, marriage between same-sex couples in lawrence versus texas. all these cases will fall prey to it. it s understandable there will be this type of reaction. number one, listen, everyone is emotional about it. it. you know, there s three branches of government. one branch openly calls for another one not to matter anymore, i think that s disturbing. ll let you talk about the constitutionality of the ruling and your thoughts. feels like you clerked for clarence thomas. now the left is taking his lone opinion and extrapolating that to represent all the justices. yeah. as you said, his opinion, which is nothing new. this is a position he has about a particular mode of interpreting the constitution that goes way back. he was the one vote for that. this is an issue that has
dramatically after the first month, after vaccine or after boosting. and because of that, pfizer s data and extrapolating from an israeli safety data, you know, pfizer had requested the modification for five months. i anticipate moderna will likely do the same, but the fda of course has to review their data. but always keep in mind, the antibodies are going to decline. we know that they will. the other arms of the immune system, the b-cells, t-cells and things like that are things that should remain durable for quite some time. we re doing this realtime, but that s what will protect you from severe disease and hospitalization, jose. what do we know about the long-term effects of covid and kromm now adding another layer? so the data is showing that about half of the people who had covid have some form or some manifestations of long covid. and this means at least six
don. that is absolutely right. we ve deprioritized kids at every step of this pandemic. we are coming up on two years of disrupted learning and there is a casualness around closing schools i just don t understand. the costs are severe and accumulating, well documented. everything from loss in reading and math gains for kids in school. your last caller said a hundred thousand kids missing from the school system last year. we see the immediate impact of school closures on the inability to detect child maltreatment. in new york city in the first three months of closures in 2020, 8,000 expected cases of child maltreatment were expected to come in. that didn t happen. extrapolating out to the country, 300,000 cases. schools are the first chance to detect abuse. we see millions of kids relying on schools for nutrition and food. we see impacts on working women in particular in drop outs of the labor force the closing