Bret Weinstein

What do you think it is?

Oh, interesting.

Because these people are so good at cheating that I think they could have cheated their way past that one also.

My suspicion is that the mRNA platform needed

to be debuted in an emergency with radically reduced safety testing because the dangers of the mRNA platform are so great that they would have revealed themselves under any sort of normal testing regime.

Oh, it's coming.

They're already in the pipeline, and I think people need to be aware that the plan is to blame the COVID shots, not the platform, so that people will take the new shots that come out, and I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.

So did you want to talk about, given that we are in this quadrant, did you want to talk about Sam?

Sure.

All right.

Well, I'm not sure quite where to start, but Sam has been, he's continued to be aggressive going after you and me over COVID, where my impression is that you and I turned out to be right pretty well across the board.

I've acknowledged the significant place where I believe I was wrong.

I don't think I was way wrong.

Masks.

I thought masks stood a decent chance of being useful.

And at the point that it turned out there was no evidentiary support for that, I said so.

I still think...

You know, given that we didn't know at the beginning whether or not COVID was transmitted by fomite, in other words, by droplets on surfaces, something that covers your face and prevents you from coughing out droplets or touching a droplet to your mouth is a decent bet.

But anyway, OK, so my error was masks.

I don't think Sam has acknowledged any of his errors.