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especially specifically jamie lithow. we can do a whole hour on you. it would be like sometimes polling is such a waste of time. greg: unless you re a polster. unless kelly is polling. i miswhat had you said, guys. i missed what you said, guys. some of the questions are like, would you rather have fried chicken or to be punched? stuff we would all answer the same. greg: i don t know about that. kat i is this a product of the evolution of i hate to use confusing wokism but wokism forces to you intrude yourself on people s lives and tells them how to live. natural there d be blow back. absolutely. you re a piece of [bleep], vote for me. that s not a winning strategy. greg: yes! i wouldn t care that much if it wasn t that the government was so big and powerful but actually they re not just thinking these things, they re trying legislate these things it shouldn t matter if they re
tell you that you suck. especially specifically jamie lithow. we can do a whole hour on you. it would be like sometimes polling is such a waste of time. greg: unless you re a polster. unless kelly is polling. i miswhat had you said, guys. i missed what you said, guys. some of the questions are like, would you rather have fried chicken or to be punched? stuff we would all answer the same. greg: i don t know about that. kat i is this a product of the evolution of i hate to use confusing wokism but wokism forces to you intrude yourself on people s lives and tells them how to live. natural there d be blow back. absolutely. you re a piece of [bleep], vote for me. that s not a winning strategy. greg: yes! i wouldn t care that much if it wasn t that the government was so big and powerful but actually they re not just thinking these things, they re trying legislate these things it shouldn t matter if they re
it s a bad thing after coming out of the summer of 2020 sayin okay there might be troublemakers here, we need to protect the capital. saying, okay, there might be troublemakers here, we need to protect the capital. you asked for it before the rally on january 6, the president asked for it, the capitol police chief asked for it and we now have reports of whistle-blowers telling us is national guard members they were told to stand down when they wanted to go in and stop the trouble. i don t hear them talking about that pa they want to talk about the part that fits their narrative and what we do know that in one of the things that is coming ou more and more clearly each and every day as everyone condemned what happened in terms of the breach of security on january know iswhat we also that president trump wanted to make sure that the people that came that there was a safe environment for that kind of assembly and i ve said that publicly before, the 10,000nd national guard troops that he
objective discussions into the public media. will: so follow the money is why we only get one singular group think driven point of view. so you agree with most of the five truths laid out. miswhat kind of cost are we paying as society? well, actually, we don t know. the problem is that these the vaccines are experimental and we don t know what the long-term consequences are going to be. whether they promote autoimmune diseases or clotting diseases going, you know, 2, 5, 0 or more years into the future. the other thing that we have already suffered is the unnecessary mortality of not early treating covid patients over the last year and a half. and so we have lost at least 500,000 americans needlessly who could have been early treated with medicines that we know work. you mentioned 85% effectiveness,