Alex Marlow
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470 appearances
11 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Alex Marlow’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's brilliant. And thank you, Drew. Who's Dr. Drew? Where is he? Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew.
Dr. Drew, it means a lot to be here with you. I've been listening to you since I was in middle school. I'm in Los Angelinos. I turned 39 this week, so it's been a long time, and I don't think we've ever met, so it's nice to be acquainted.
I'm sure you know about it. So Corolla went there. So it's a lot of precocious kids there getting into a lot of trouble.
Hey, that's where I learned if you see a gun, turn it in. I mean, that's where I learned that expression.
We really all missed out. He was a true genius and a visionary. And I've been very lucky in my line of work. I've been editor-in-chief for Breitbart for 11 years. So I've gotten to know a lot of really special people. And he was truly unique. His vision for the culture was, bar none, the greatest.
And he is the founder of this whole new media moment that we're in, where we're talking about citizen journalism. That was Andrew's mantra. Andrew lived for a moment where the culture... was dominated by conservative America First people. And he would have loved this moment right now because it's finally happened, Dr. Drew. I mean, I've been tracking this from LA my whole life.
We finally just crested over that hill, I think, within the last few months. And Andrew would be thriving right now. And he's deeply, deeply missed.
Yeah, it's an opening shot. He's a criminal. He covered up the funding of the Wuhan lab that he had done and he was asked about it under oath and he lied about it. That's called criminality. That's illegal. And that's why he got the pardon. There's a lot of stuff Fauci got wrong on a personal level.
I think the lockdowns were the most offensive because they were anti-science and they led to a lot of depression. And I know your expertise in addiction medicine, a lot of relapses for people. a lot of people getting depressed, a lot of people who are not with us anymore because of how bad those lockdowns were. And he misled us on why they were necessary. They weren't necessary.
He lied to us about the masks. All that stuff is offensive. But he did do something blatantly illegal, which is funding that Wuhan lab and then lying about to Congress. And that's why he needed the pardon.
Yeah, of course. And that's why you need some sort of a blanket pardon. It goes back years before the pandemic. And it's so that we don't dig too much and that we're discouraged from digging. And I don't know if that should be the case. I think Trump and his team, if they have any bandwidth, they should investigate because we should at least know for the historical record all that he did wrong.
but it's one of these things where there was almost no oversight. He was such a powerful person. It's funny because my wife's a physician and there was a Fauci textbook that is just handed out to medical students. So it was always in our bedroom. I knew his name so well from that textbook.
And then all of a sudden he's on our TV lying to us nonstop about the greatest health crisis of our lifetime and getting everything wrong every step of the way. And the fact that he can just ride off into the sunset with a $400,000 a year pension is another act of criminality in my view.
And it's important to speak to this because I have an extreme view on his criminality. I think it's a black and white issue. But I agree with you that I asked my wife, I turned to her and I said, what's going on? She was a frontline doctor at the time, as were so many. And what do you think of this guy? And she said, well, he's on my textbooks. I've never heard anything bad about him.
He did great work during the AIDS pandemic. So let's see what he's got to say. But it shows you, and I spent eight years living in Washington, that the deep state is real. And all of these complexes where people, in order to maintain face at cocktail parties and to make sure that they have the ability to sit on very lucrative boards, they will go along and get along.
They will protect their friends. You really wish it wasn't true. You wish it was some sort of conspiracy you saw online. But when you live there in Washington for long enough... it becomes clear it's a very corrupting environment.
And that's why when Trump is talking about draining the swamp, it's not just people who want us into too many foreign wars, which of course is true, but it's also this consultancy class, this oligarchy that's leading us. And that's why there's so many mistakes made, I think, in the public health sector is just because there's not many people bucking the status quo.
And I think that Fauci was probably a good doctor and a good guy that had just gotten corrupted by 40 plus years in Washington.
Yeah, I've been working this through myself because I want to see the bad guys held accountable on an individual level because I feel like I've got a sense of justice and this is not just. But I also have an eye in the future. That's why I run the newsroom at Breitbart News. I'm always looking at what's coming next and spending too much time dwelling in the past is generally not that helpful.
We should be looking at what good can we do today. And so I'm like you, I'm torn on this. I would love for accountability to happen, but there is a silver lining if you're disappointed in these things. If we just take that energy that would have been spent investigating people who can't do us any harm anymore and we look forward, I think that's fine too. So I could kind of go either way.
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