Matt Taibbi

something like that and if they were going to do that if they had done that and i think there there was probably some thinking that that would have been accomplished by 2024 if you go back and look at some of the european union's papers on the subject they were anticipating that we were

going to be signatories to certain agreements, like the code of practice on disinformation, that we would have our own version by now. If they had done that, then none of this would be possible. You know, all these independent outlets, they could scream to high heavens, but no one would see it. It would be like, you know... No, it's totally right. Right.

going to be signatories to certain agreements, like the code of practice on disinformation, that we would have our own version by now. If they had done that, then none of this would be possible. You know, all these independent outlets, they could scream to high heavens, but no one would see it. It would be like, you know... No, it's totally right. Right.

going to be signatories to certain agreements, like the code of practice on disinformation, that we would have our own version by now. If they had done that, then none of this would be possible. You know, all these independent outlets, they could scream to high heavens, but no one would see it. It would be like, you know... No, it's totally right. Right.

I mean, you know this because when you were doing shows about COVID, well, now we can look behind the scenes and see that the White House was demanding that Facebook... dial it down, they turned it down to 50%. I mean, that's in print. What did you think when you saw that, by the way?

I mean, you know this because when you were doing shows about COVID, well, now we can look behind the scenes and see that the White House was demanding that Facebook... dial it down, they turned it down to 50%. I mean, that's in print. What did you think when you saw that, by the way?

I mean, you know this because when you were doing shows about COVID, well, now we can look behind the scenes and see that the White House was demanding that Facebook... dial it down, they turned it down to 50%. I mean, that's in print. What did you think when you saw that, by the way?

No, but the fact that the mechanics, they were trying to install the mechanisms by which all this stuff would have been locked down. And we saw during the COVID period how effective it was. I mean, look, the new head of the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya- We mostly didn't hear about his research, right?

No, but the fact that the mechanics, they were trying to install the mechanisms by which all this stuff would have been locked down. And we saw during the COVID period how effective it was. I mean, look, the new head of the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya- We mostly didn't hear about his research, right?

No, but the fact that the mechanics, they were trying to install the mechanisms by which all this stuff would have been locked down. And we saw during the COVID period how effective it was. I mean, look, the new head of the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya- We mostly didn't hear about his research, right?

He's like the sweetest guy in the world. Yeah, no, absolutely.

He's like the sweetest guy in the world. Yeah, no, absolutely.

He's like the sweetest guy in the world. Yeah, no, absolutely.

Yeah, I know. Isn't that amazing? I'm kidding! Yeah. He goes from being censored to being the head of NIH. It's an amazing transition, but the thing that's so extraordinary about it is America would have had a completely different idea about lockdowns if they had understood...

Yeah, I know. Isn't that amazing? I'm kidding! Yeah. He goes from being censored to being the head of NIH. It's an amazing transition, but the thing that's so extraordinary about it is America would have had a completely different idea about lockdowns if they had understood...

Yeah, I know. Isn't that amazing? I'm kidding! Yeah. He goes from being censored to being the head of NIH. It's an amazing transition, but the thing that's so extraordinary about it is America would have had a completely different idea about lockdowns if they had understood...

how infectious the disease was, how fruitless it was to try to physically prevent people from, you know, getting infected, and how unlikely that was to succeed, and how, you know, compared to all the other negatives that could have happened from keeping people at home and everything like that, like, they wouldn't have made that decision going forward, but they were able to effectively suppress

how infectious the disease was, how fruitless it was to try to physically prevent people from, you know, getting infected, and how unlikely that was to succeed, and how, you know, compared to all the other negatives that could have happened from keeping people at home and everything like that, like, they wouldn't have made that decision going forward, but they were able to effectively suppress

how infectious the disease was, how fruitless it was to try to physically prevent people from, you know, getting infected, and how unlikely that was to succeed, and how, you know, compared to all the other negatives that could have happened from keeping people at home and everything like that, like, they wouldn't have made that decision going forward, but they were able to effectively suppress

that point of view which is really scary right i mean there was real research out there and most people didn't see it i didn't see it until a year and a half later no i know right no so uh and that's that's what could happen that's what could have happened with all this stuff so but i know that you without getting too specific but you're you know you're in touch with doctors like on a personal level like you know doctors