Dr. Aaron Kheriaty
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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You got it. So I want an update on what's going on with what used to be called Biden versus Missouri. Where are you guys? Can you give us an update? How's it going? What's going on with, does UC Irvine apologizing? Are they recognizing anything? Anybody? Well, you know why?
I have the huevos to say that now because essentially Jay Bhattacharya, the new president, came in and said, we need to start talking. And then the ultimate poetic justice is now we have Jay as the head of the NIH. It's just like, oh my God, this is like a movie I'm watching. And I'm wondering if anything like that is happening with you.
Who knew this would be your life when you were back there at UC Irvine?
And I hope the conversation that the three of us had shined a bright light on the importance of not allowing censorship to propagandize the masses because it doesn't go well. Please send all the information as it comes out to Michael Schallenberger so he can use his platform also to sort of push it out there. He has been remarkably effective at telling the stories of censorship and whatnot.
I hope we also do something with public health. That's the other thing that worries me. But I guess that's, I don't know, there's too many fronts. We got to fight so many battles on so many fronts. But the excesses of public health were also on full display during COVID. And I'm wondering what we're going to do about that one day.
I wasn't perfect. Exactly. We did our best, and we – you know found our way through but you know the excesses are really what we're pointing at
Yeah, trying to change these agencies. Let me tell you, you'll appreciate this. He told me his first plan was to issue a RICO action against the pharmaceutical companies and the major medical publications because they are in all inclusion. Yeah, that's right. He's going to give them a chance to unravel it, but if they don't, he's going at them. And that's something he's really good at.
So that's the kind of stuff he can start putting pressure to get this right. Listen, it's always a pleasure to see you. It was wonderful seeing you in Pittsburgh a couple weeks ago. And hopefully we'll run into you again very soon. All right. Sounds good. Thank you very much. Catholic Guide to Depression is one of the books. And the other book, Caleb, he had two books out, right?
The other was The New Abnormal, The Rise of the Biomedical Security State. So, and the Catholic Guide to the Depression. Again, a really good guest today, as always. I appreciate the bookings.
That was your call, right? Susan was in Rapture. You can find their Brownstone lecture probably online, too.
I think it was the first day you attended. I think it was the second day of the event, I think. But you'll find them.
I know.
This is an important conversation. We got to chop this one up and push it out on social because there's some real pearls those guys dropped today.
There it is.
I had to go find it. He didn't like my, he didn't like me on Hannity last night. Yeah. So whatever. Everybody, I'm getting so used to getting beaten up. I just.
Yeah, I made you sit in a van where I look a little wonky.
Well, because I had a lot to say. And I said it all again on Will Kane's show today. We said it in some version today across this conversation. And it's, you know, we have three experts in here. We all agree this is not something subtle. You know, if you want to, you know, Rene Girard has a ton of material out there as a name we brought up today.
And he might be a little hard to penetrate for the average person. He has a very heavy French accent. I've been listening to his lectures in French lately. And they, you know, same as the English ones. He's a Stanford professor. Yeah, he's actually a literary critic from the literary criticism world. He's talking about how
get into conflict by having a mutual mimetic source of desire that's generated from each other. It's kind of a wild theory. But the scapegoating was a great insight and made sense to everyone who particularly deals with narcissism or unregulated aggression. All right, so can we put up the upcoming guest and we'll sign on out of here? Caleb has to get on the road in about six hours, so...
Justin Hart in on the 17th. All about Caleb. Josh Bernstein, Seth Dillon gets sad. This was my wife's idea. She convinced me to get up at 4 a.m. Don't tell me your problem. Jeff Dye might have to be moved there a little bit. Salty Crackers coming back. Gad Saad and his sneaky effer theory. Can we say that actually? You heard of sneaky effer theory? Sneaky fucker.
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