EP:56 - Wars & Rumors of Wars
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What technical problems and on-air issues caused last week's dead air and audio troubles?
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Oh my God, it's the show. What's up, Daryl? How you doing, man? I can't hear you. You're... What? All right. Well, here's the thing I have to say about that, okay? First of all, I've been doing this for 30 years. Well, 28. And I've had dead air before and I'm going to have dead air again. So I don't care. That's the way it goes. Even happens to KLBJ sometimes. Also, it's two-thirds your fault. Because I saw you texted me at 20 minutes after and said, they're saying that you're muted, but you didn't just pop in here and tell me where I could... You did not want me in here.
Everybody would have bailed immediately if I popped in here. I was throwing up all over the place. I thought I had that explosive diarrhea stuff that's going around like for real. But I was like, all of my produce comes from my place here. So I don't think it's that unless it's airborne or something. Dude, I was... I had to cancel with Jim Webb the next morning too. Like I was miserable, dude. I was, thankfully it was like, I was food poisoning. I think I ate some bad salsa.
And my other excuse is that I'm old and I can't see. I used to be, that was my best talent is seeing things. And now I can't see. And so I can't, I can see the chat room running, but I couldn't see anything. And the only thing I remember seeing in there was like complete nonsense. Like, do you believe in the Afghan giant or some shit? Whatever, dude.
I'm not, Yo, how long did the chat, guys, how long did they stick around? Oh, it was the full hour. You guys are the best, man.
And I didn't go back and reread it, but somebody said it was the funniest and funnest chat ever. So I'm glad everybody had a good time. I thought you were just like... And I was like, no, screw you. I am not muted because I can see I'm all lit up on my board right here. But I'll tell you what happened. You know what happened? And this is a good goddamn excuse, by the way. Screw you guys. Windows Update said that the driver for the speakers for this monitor is the default input audio driver. And so even though I was all lit up, oh, and this is the other thing, the power went out. So it was only at the very last second before the show that I got my board fired back up. So I'm like, okay, the board can hear me.
So I know my audio is good.
So this is like the dog ate my homework and then a gorilla threw my dog in the river and then... Yeah. It was his fault, man. Who the hell ever heard of that? You were like really up and just ranting like a Nuremberg rally. Just nobody knew what you were saying. Yeah.
No. Well, that was the other thing is what I should have said at the end was, ha, jokes on you guys. You didn't get to hear all the brilliant stuff I just said. Really good. One of the best shows I've ever done. So at least I got to hear it. I don't care about it. And the thing is, too, is I've been trying to remind myself to keep a backup recorder going. And so that would have worked, right? I'd have had the video and then the backup recorder audio and I just had to adjust the thing. But I forgot to do that.
Just like I did tonight. I just love that so many people stuck around for the entire time. You guys are awesome. That's great.
They're all entertaining each other. And in fact, it probably was pretty funny, right? Because I was pissed off a part of that. I don't know what I was talking about. Inflation or something. I hate inflation. Right. Listen, tonight on the show, we're going to talk about things. Let's talk about the germ first instead of the war. You want to?
Something other than the war first would be nice. Yeah.
Okay. So here's this Fauci guy.
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Now, tomorrow on the Scott Wharton Academy Q&A show, our special guest is going to be the great Tom Woods. And he's the author of this here book, Diary of a Psychosis. You see this? And let me tell you about this book, okay?
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What technical problems and on-air issues caused last week's dead air and audio troubles?
0:04–16:23
2
What new revelations does Fauci’s diary expose about the COVID origins and policy decisions?
16:23–20:07
3
How did bureaucrats and public-health elites shape lockdowns, school closures, and mandates?
20:07–22:54
4
What were the social and mental-health consequences of COVID lockdowns and masking policies?
22:54–52:09
5
Why do the hosts argue government and media betrayal undermined public trust since 2020?
52:09–56:00