government got bigger and bigger and gets bigger each passing day. the total of 6 trillion spent just on this. that's 60% more than the entire federal budget. it's not just the size of the spending. hundreds of millions of americans almost overnight became dependents on the government on its giant sprawling democracy. but that argument only works in the event of some unavoidable disaster. this was a deliberate man made disaster, at government-made disaster. those multi trillion bailout were compensation for the lockdown. the curfews, the stay at home orders that were totally avoidable. there was no need to shut down the economy the way we did. science-based response was what targeted focus on thoat those at risk. instead we had blanket shutdowns written by this person, sarah cody, public health director of santa clara county. she imposed the nation's first lockdowns. then gavin newsom shut down california. before you know it, they shut down america. the shutdown manual was written after 9/11 based on a potential bio terrorism attack. this virus as we now know most likely engineered in the lab as the result of reckless experiments commissioned by fauci. city was different to a bio terrorism attack or another virus that would hit the population equally. we knew most people had mild or zero symptoms. young people were barely at risk. the elderly, the overweight, those with existing medical conditions. we said it from the start. let's come together to protect the vulnerable. stop the total shutdown for everyone and start the protection for the he will letter difficult and those most likely to need hospitalization. don't turn a public health crisis into one of america's worst today as tow if is. that was march 2020. the whole thing was mad, completely mad. now as we look back we have to ask, did the politicians and the brew krats do this off of -- and the bureaucrats do this deliberately? the goal of every bureaucracy is to increase its power. that's what they have done in a way that was inconceivable. where we can go, who we can see, wash your hands, wash your hands, show your papers, sit down, stands up. it was sadistic and reveals the sickness of our ruling elite. the bigger governments are the more i come ternlt it was revealed -- the more income spent it is revealed to be. louisiana paid out millions in unemployment. unemployment checks in california sent to people in jail, people in other countries, gangs and criminals. 76 billion wasted by the federal government that seemed to be handing out money to any applicant with a pulse. it was the small ones, too, wasting food amendments for those who couldn't afford it. assembling a contract tracing army that turned out to be useless. shuffling homeless people into hotels and they turned one of them into a meth lab in the san francisco. biden's' federal mandate thrown out by the court. are they dropping it? no, they are pressing ahead. look at the emergency declarations grabbing power in contravention of everything america stands for. governor newsom just renewed his emergency declaration for a third time. permanent pandemic so they can boss us around forever. guess who has gotten worse. big business. jeff bezos sweeping in to feed off the carcass of many small businesses killed by the shutdown. bay zoaps' wealth up by $100 billion as entrepreneur's dreams were crushed as the cruel politicians shut down your local stores, they let their donors stay open. target, bars restaurants, gyms, barber shops, nail salons destroyed by big government while their big business competitors were allowed to stay open. and guess who is making money. in the form of health questionnaires and testing. business, of course. it's a crime against society. all of it. and we must not stands for it. we must fight back and take our power back. it's in the declaration of independence. when a long train of abuses pursuing the same object reduces them to despotickism. despoticism. that's what we have had to put up with. yet it's time to throw off such a government. that's "the next revolution" we need. tell us what you think. let's bring in our next guest, author of "applying upon the house." dr. scott cat has. i'm so excited to see you, scott. heat's let's start with the madness of it all. this public health bureaucrats running all this. dr. burke, fauci, robert redfield. what they were pushing was basically unscientific. >> the difference between those three doctors and myself. burke, fauci, these are people in government briewsh krat -- bt positions for 30 years. i came out of health policy where i had been for 10 years. their policies were approached on i don't know. my policies were an approach based upon coming in with dozens of world scientific literature in my hands and going through the data in a critical thinking way. this is how a scientist or anyone on policy should be doing things. you have to consider the design of the studies before you make it conclusion. but the difference between me and them, i am talking about all health. these people were focused on stopping covid-19 at all costs. that's i am moral frankly and not appropriate way to design policy. what they recommended was a lockdown, closures of school, curfews, restrictions of personal freedom, and absent medical care for anything non-covid. i said like what you were saying in march which was increasing the protection of the people we know have a risk to die and stopping the massive enormous harms of the lockdowns that sacrifice our own children and destroyed lower income people. blockdowns are alux -- lockdowns are a luxury of the rich and the elite. and their children were destroyed. we can cite statistic after statistic. the lockdowns failed. they were implemented all over the country, almost every single state the whole year, before, during and after i was there. they failed to stop the dying and the infections and they destroyed millions of people, including our own children. steve: let's focus upon one example of this. they didn't adjust at all their thinking. the whole endless mantra about 6 feet social distancing. that was based on the notion it was spread through droplets and they are heavy and it's roughly 6 feet. pretty early on it was established that a big part of the transmission is aerosol, 30 to 40 feet. but they can't change that policy at all. and wiping down surfaces. >> consistent pattern of ignoring the facts. many countries in the world use 3 feet, including and to this day, 6 feet the studies have come out saying there was no difference between 3 feet and 6 feet because much of the infection is through breathing aerosolized gas. and we never changed the policy stopping the fanatic wiping of surfaces. we sit here and double down on the lowest risk environment. schools are very low risk. healthy children have an extremely low risk of the disease and they only rarely parade the disease. yet we doubled down on cools. airlines, there -- on schools. airlines, everyone is vaccinated yet we double down on air lines. up hear every five minutes about putting masks on between chewing bites of food. this is a complete denial of science. unique to the united states, of ignoring the natural immunity after recovering from the infection. steve: very quickly, i have been dying ask you this. who is worse of the terrible troika. dr. fauci, burke or redfield. >> i will answer it this way. dr. burkes was the official task force coordinator. she -- she was the head of all the medical advice. she was the official federal policy. if you don't like what happened with the federal policy implemented you must wonder about the people who advised the policy that was implemented. it means dr. burkes and fauci. there is an orwellian attempt by them top rewrite history and criticize those who criticized what was implemented. steve: everyone should get this book. scott atlas. great to see you. small business expert carol roth. i was fascinated with one particular aspect you brought up, the economic position, the big business takeover. unconstitutionality of what was done, and how that might help us in the fight back against it. >> i think a lot of people when they hear about what happened during covid they talk about a bailout of small business. and that's absolutely not what happened. if you go back to the great recession financial crisis you had big businesses that took on too much risk and they got financial dollars from the taxpayers because they were quote-unquote too big to fail, and that was the response here. people are trying to make that same analogy with small business. but that not what happened at all. they did not take on too much risk. they were shut down by government mandates. and this is not based on data and science. it was based on political thought and connections as you mentioned in your. opening monologue. there is a concept in the constitution called eminent domain which says if you are going to subjugate somebody's property rights and the government is going to take your property for the public good then you are owed due compensation. even though they got some crumbs through ppp and some of these other loans, small businesses were never properly compensated for what was taken away from them. and in many cases the complete murders of their business. steve: actually this what else the basis of trying to get restitution and we'll keep following that. if you want to see the full conversation with carol. be sure to check out the podcast. it's time for this week's let's speak biden. this was the week biden spoke to chain atmosphere authoritarian dictator. they say how do you know him and how much time have you spent together. that doesn't sound so good now. so instead say this. >> we know each other well, we are not old friends. it's just pure business. steve: that's strange. >> good to see you, mr. president and your colleagues. i'm very happy to see my old friend. steve: when you have the perfect opportunity to and up for america and demand accountability from china and their role in starting the and --the pandemic. you know how biden will handle that one. >> and umm, what am i doing here? steve: we'll be right back. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. 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of high-profile democrats on a personal level. it's about policy that affects millions of americans. >> liberals tends to be very good at showing up to the mars and talk about how they love equality. they are good at putting signs in their lawns saying all are welcome. but by their actions they are saying we believe in these ideals, just not in my backyard. >> they run around virtue signals and justice and equity. self-beaftd and self-ryousness. the real world outcomes are the complete opposite of what they say they and for. everywhere and every time the democrats take power, they make poverty worse, inequality worse. they create humanitarian crises. they are the ones who are inhumane, they are the ones who are cruel and heartless. now we have it from the "new york times" itself. bluff states are the problem. joining me now with reaction. california rebel based podcast. christian garcia. blew states -- blue states are the problem. you didn't think you would see you that in the "new york times." we talk about hypocrisy. but it verges on hatred. the contempt is palpable. it's so tragic what has happened to such a rich, robust and beautiful city. it used to be the heart of innovation. a cultural heartbeat for our country. and you literally step over homeless people everywhere you walk. we have open air drug markets. and the progressive policies have done nothing but fuel crime, homelessness. people aiding and abetting their deaths by giving them the weapons of destruction so we can aid their disease and drug abuse. we do it in the name we are so kinds and we are so humane. the results are in our face that we failed. steve: it's so shameless, despite the record. all the blue 80s where they have total control. they run the executive branch, the government, the mayors, the state legislature. despite their results they think of themselves as compassionate. the utter shamelessness of it. >> living a complete and total lie. it's literally just a minimal amount of effort. if i put up a sign. i put up a black square on my instagram page, i get to go to my dinner parties and tell everybody i am so woke and fabulous. everything that they stand for is destroying the things i said i was protesting. what are you doing for minorities in those blue states. you are devastating their communities with out of control crime and homelessness. the policies are a failure. to have the "new york times" call a spade a spade, i'm stunned. but we need to say, now we need to change. we admitted we have a problem. it's not working. we need to change the policies because they are hurting the people we purport to help. steve: what we need to do is change the leadership and the political control of these places. we had a fantastic conversation on the podcast with someone who has been broadcasting to the -- as a conservative latino, the only show on univision that was a conservative commentary show taken off the air explaining how the latino community in california and across the 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that isn't true. after the uproar the biden regime said it doesn't consider parents to be domestic terrorists. but that's not how he's behaving. this is getting worse. this fbi, the arizona story is outrageous. but the fact that it's happening nationwide. whatever they say, they seem to think of parents standing up for good education for their kids as enemies of the state. >> i didn't think would see this in my lifetime where america is turning into a communist regime. but indianapolis what's happening. we don't have to agree. we can disagree with the curriculum. parents are stakeholders. those representing their children. but they are stakeholders, tax paying individuals who pay the paychecks of these people. at the end of the day we have to understand this is far worse than what we think it is. this is a crisis. we have parents not just fighting against people telling their children are the oh pressed other oppressors depends on the color of their skin. but they are having uncomfortable conversations about sexuality. and at the end of the day, some of these schools are failing school districts. why do we feel so justice is more important than education. that's where the problem lies. parents want what's best for their children and i commends them for it. let's keep pushing forward. steve: it's interesting you use the word the communists. i remember when i first heard that language in connection with some of these, i thought it was over the top. but i know what that's like. my family is from hungary. my parents are refugees from communists. this minds seth, it's -- the minds set. -- the mindset. calling parents who disagreed with them psychos and whackos. >> what's hard to hear is the fact we are being so disrespectsful to parents. we are not talking about random people. these are the people responsible for the children you are teaching, not the government. i didn't think we would get to this point. but as i saw the writing on the wall and i talked to people like yourself who are immigrants who have fled and saw these signs in other countries. they are telling us what we are seeing is really serious. i know critical race theory is at the top of the list. our country has had a difficult path when it comes to race relations. but we moved on. there is no government regime that is going to legislate racism or hate out of the heart of anyone. when it comes to parents, we have to understand it's the responsibility of the parents to make sure their parents are protected, that they are being brought up in the way they want their children to be brought up. if that means your curriculum doesn't fit in, then it doesn't fit. you have to allow these parents to be heard. i haven't heard one case where parents are being nasty or abusive. they are simply fighting for the rights of their children. and that's what they are supposed to be doing. >> well set, janelle, you are always a strong voice on this. we'll be back after this short break.k. with 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