SPECIAL: Best of The Dan Bongino Radio Show - 06/30/2023

2023-06-30 00:48:47

He’s a former Secret Service Agent, former NYPD officer, and New York Times best-selling author. Join Dan Bongino each weekday as he tackles the hottest political issues, debunking both liberal and Republican establishment rhetoric.

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Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bongino. So yet another conspiracy theory comes true, another conspiracy theory. Now I don't know how many of these. You have to, you have to hear and have to kind of come to fruition. Whatever dopey word you want to use for this for you to just completely write off and ignore the media. But folks, we're way past clown time in the media.

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Clown time was like, 20 years ago, this is just like malicious Communist agitprop time. now this isn't even funny. I mean, we used to laugh at them, like, Oh, fake news. No, it's not that they're fake news.

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It's that they're active propaganda ministers. Now. I want to give you a perfect example of what I'm talking about with two stories again, one you probably heard of. The first one is going to be about the January 6th bombing, the second one's going to be about the January 6th bomber.

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Bomber with air quotes.

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Now we've been told by the media, correct? That January 6th was the worst insurrection in American history. Worse than the Civil War, worse than was a worse event than Pearl Harbor. This was it, man, Watergate, Fort Sumter moment, this was it. Yet the strangest thing is, the media never covers the alleged January 5th January 6th bomber dude who left two bombs in front of the DNC or RNC. The night of January 5th into January 6th. So strange.

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I mean, wouldn't that advance your story that this is the worst insurrection in human history? I mean, it would, right, so bad bombs were dropped.

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You don't hear anything about that, right? Really weird, because an FBI guy had something to say.

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An FBI guy had something really important to say about it. You haven't heard much about that. I'm going to get to that in a second. First, I'm going to get to another story showing you we're way beyond clown time with the media, we're in outright Communist propaganda time.

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Folks remember the conspiracy theory that the Wuhan Coronavirus Lab may have leaked the coronavirus that came from Wuhan? Kind of a theory that made sense to, like, not crazy people, right? So there's a lab in Wuhan. Jim, Do we have that Jon Stewart thing?

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Jon Stewart's a lefty who I don't particularly like. He's a gun grabber and everything. But he was on Stephen Colbert's show and on the show. He's asking simple questions. Like, just to be clear, there's a coronavirus studying lab in Wuhan that's had a history of security issues, right?

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Documented, they have a lady called the Bat Lady working there, and an outbreak of a contagious coronavirus happens near the lab in Wuhan that studies coronaviruses from bats.

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Because they're so eager to attack Trump and protect their Chinese Communist Party masters. They're like, I can't imagine what happened. It came from. Like a pangolin who ate a bat who, like a bee, flew up his butt or something and they all got and it stung a human. And everybody's like, Ah, really.

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So sane people, I.

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E You, your kids, your mom, your dad. I don't really buy that. It sounds to me like that could have come from the Wuhan coronavirus lab.

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Well, what happened? well, yesterday? Oh, you got it. Oh, listen to this, this is funny for you. Here's Jon Stewart on Colbert talking about exactly this.

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Check this out.

2Speaker 2
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There was a chance that this was created in a lab. There's an investigation.

1Speaker 1
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A chance?

2Speaker 2
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Well, if there is evidence, I'd love to hear it, I just don't know.

1Speaker 1
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There's a novel respiratory coronavirus in Wuhan, China. What do we do? Oh, you know who? we could ask? The Wuhan Novel Respiratory Coronavirus Lab. The disease is the same name as the lab.

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That's just a little too weird, don't you think? And then they asked those scientists, they're like, how did this? So wait a minute, you work at the Wuhan Respiratory Coronavirus lab. How did this happen?

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And they're like a pangolin kissed a turtle.

2Speaker 2
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And you're like, No.

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The name of your lab? If you look at the name, look at the name. Can I let me see your business card? Show me your business card?

1Speaker 1
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Oh, I work at the coronavirus lab in Wuhan. Oh, because there's a coronavirus loose in Wuhan. How did that happen? Maybe a bat flew into the cloaca of a turkey.

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Then it sneezed into my chili, and now we all have coronavirus.

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Like, Okay, okay, what about this? what about this? Listen to this, wait a second, all right. Oh my God, Oh my God.

1Speaker 1
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There's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness near Hershey, Pennsylvania. What do you think happened? Like? Oh, I don't know. Maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean, or it's the chocolate factory, maybe that's it.

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That could be.

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I don't even like that guy, not at all big gun grabber. But even lefties like Stuart were like, wait, wait. Just to be clear, you guys are unclear where this virus came from. You got a lab that's engaged in gain of function research with bat derived coronaviruses. That may be working with people from the United States on the issue. That's had a history of biosafety, lab security issues. And the Chinese Communist Party shut traffic down around the Wuhan lab at the time of the alleged outbreak.

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And then the Intel community back in 2021 reported on people sick, and yesterday this is treated like breaking news, like, Oh my gosh, this is crazy.

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Look, what happened?

1Speaker 1
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There may be evidence that it leaked from the lab. And conservatives are like, what the now, really?

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Now, two years late, you idiots are putting this together. Now, to be fair, Fox and I have had our beefs, I think you get that. But Fox in 2021 covered the story about our intelligence community, saying that people got sick at the lab. So this is Bret Hume and Bret Baier yesterday, making fun of the lefties who called this thing Bret Baier. By the way, not really like a big comedian on the air, right?

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The guy does the news, he doesn't do opinion stuff, right here's Bret Baier and Bret Hume. Like, look at these idiots on the left who called this a conspiracy theory. They will never talk about this evidence now that this thing came from the lab because they don't have to.

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The left loves being lied to, and they love being treated like idiots like Stephen Colbert. Check this out if you look back at the time, what was being talked about in the media about, in fact, our reporting on the early stages of origins of Covid. This is some of that. Take a listen.

2Speaker 2
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The far right has now found its own virus conspiracy theory.

1Speaker 1
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A lot of people on the right love that phrase escape from the lab because it sounds like something from a Marvel movie or a comic book. Don't try to spool up some of whoever was wearing Tinfoil hats in your audience. These conspiracy theorists are still saying things that are going to be extraordinarily dangerous for this country. And these places are not covering the new evidence or the story as it develops.

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Well, it's understandable on a human level that they wouldn't because it makes them so many of them.

1Speaker 1
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If not all of them look so bad. So now the story comes out that a couple of lab workers, and by the way the source is saying 100 got sick with symptoms. Right around the time this thing emerged, two lab workers in the lab with symptoms of the coronavirus. And everybody in the left-wing media is like, Whoa, Elizabeth, I'm coming for you, get the Nitro pills. What kind of freaking dip wads are we dealing with that? It really took you this long to figure it out.

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It did not take this long.

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They already knew what do you mean? They lied to us? Yes, they lied to you. That's what the media does, because if you're a liberal, listening to my show, you're welcome, but you're stupid.

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You're just dumb, They know you're dumb, they know they can tell you anything. It's a pee-pee tape on Donald Trump, a tape of Trump getting peed on by hookers. How come?

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No one's seen it because it doesn't exist. No, no, it's there, it's definitely there. Putin has it. Liberals are like, Yeah, sounds good, man.

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The coronavirus came from a pangolin doing the deed with a Yorkshire puppy somewhere. Yeah, do we have actual evidence of that? No, none, but we do have evidence of a lab studying coronavirus.

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You're a racist. Donald Trump sucks. This is how freaking stupid, stupid everybody on the left is.

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That you can tell them this stuff forever, they are so freaking dumb.

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It was like that caller we had yesterday at the end of the show. I appreciate you calling. Liberals are always welcome. She's trying to debate me about abortion, pro-choice, I'm not pro-abortion, the choice to do what?

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To have an abortion, what's an abortion? It's ending a pregnancy? No, no, no, there's a lot of things that end pregnancies, miscarriages.

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No, no, it's killing a baby in the womb, right? Terminating, Oh yeah, and that's bad. Oh, it's bad, but you want to do it anyway. Well, we can't stop all bad things. Well, we try, don't we?

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The lady had no idea what to say. This is because liberals are just not smart, they think nothing through ever. They're the most beneficial idiots you have ever seen. They go to an Ariana Grande concert or whatever, and Ariana's like women's rights.

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And they're like, Yeah, storm the gates.

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And then no one asked the question, like, wait, what rights? women don't have rights? No, they do. I just made that up for the concert because it sounds good. It was like, that idiot at the what was that?

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Paramore, who I'd never even heard of. That Florida congressman, gets up on stage, F Ron Desantis f fascist, and the crowd's like, Yeah.

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Tell him, bro.

1Speaker 1
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Yo Ron Desantis a fascist, just to be clear, he cut taxes in Florida, he gave you back more of your money. That's fascism, because usually fascists take more power.

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He enacted statewide school choice to let parents, not the government, pick where the kids go to school. That doesn't. That sounds like anti-fascism to me. Call me crazy, but it sounds like the opposite.

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But it doesn't matter, liberals are morons, they are stupid.

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They are idiots, you can tell them anything.

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They will believe anything. F fascism, man. Yeah, that's right, that's right. Joe Biden and his team want to ban gas stoves.

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They want to tell you how to cook your food. And Trump's the fascist.

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That's real.

1Speaker 1
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They want to take away your gas stove with overwhelming red tape so you can never build one again. And yes, Republicans are the fascists.

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California is looking at legislation to allow kids to cut their nuts off and finding ways to do it around the parents permission.

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We're the fascists.

1Speaker 1
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You idiots were completely, apparently, unaware that there is a Wuhan lab studying bat coronaviruses where the bat coronavirus leaked from.

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And they're treating this yesterday as breaking news. Two people got sick.

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Why do I say treating it as breaking news?

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Because if you just would have read the Wall Street Journal.

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Dated March 23rd, 2021.

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Jim, can you check that date? is it 2023??

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Just want to be sure you are, oh, you are okay.

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This piece from the Wall Street Journal is dated March 23rd, 2021, which carry the word My math says. It was two years ago which we reported on. I believe, maybe on this radio show. I'm not sure if we were up and running yet, but definitely on my podcast.

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Intelligence on sick staff at Wuhan Lab fuels the debate on COvId-19. Origin, report says. Researchers went to hospital in November of 2019, shortly before the coronavirus outbreak, adds to calls for probe of whether the virus escaped the lab.

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So again, if you listen to my show and you are not a liberal, which means you're probably smart and not a dipwad like these liberal morons. We have to live with in this country. The stupidest sons you've ever seen in your life. You knew about this story two years ago that Wuhan lab workers got sick with a Wuhan symptom coronavirus infection. But yeah, liberal media people just allegedly quote found this out yesterday, they didn't find it out, they knew this the whole time. They can read the same story from 2021.

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I did make no mistake. They know their audience are the dumbest sobs you've ever seen in your life, and they will believe anything you tell them. RaCHEL Maddow can tell you Donald Trump colluded with the Russians.

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For seven years of your life, you will listen to an outright, fictitious lie without a shred of evidence that has never been produced. You'll believe there's a PP tape and there's an infected pangolin running around infecting people all over China. You'll believe all of this, and it'll never occur to you that you lived your life like one of the dumbest sobs on planet Earth. It'll never. People will laugh at you in generations, but you're proud of yourself now because you toted the liberal line, baby.

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Stupid all the way through.

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You know, there's a we're here, we're good, we're here, we're morons.

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Why do we have to live with these idiots? Jim's like, I don't know, but you need to take a break, I get it, but why do we have to live with these stupid people? Can you all just go to a blue state and leave us all alone?

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Just leave us alone, man, We don't want to bother you. just don't bother us. Just go away, as Motley Crue said, Girl, don't go away, man.

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Just go away, OK, folks. So with all the controversy right now with Dr. Peter Hotez and should he debate on Joe Rogan, RFK Jr. wanted to debate him. You've heard the story and all this stuff about the vaccine and wanting to debate the vaccine. I like a source of truth, a guy I've always trusted. He's been a guest on my podcast on my Fox Show when I was there. Just a really great all around guy.

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Wanted to have him back on the radio show for you, Dr. Peter McCullough.

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Appreciate you coming on.

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Thanks for having me.

1Speaker 1
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Of course. So, Doc, I listen, I'm worried. I just want to be candid with you. I'm worried I took the vaccine, two doses of Pfizer.

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I've been terrified about it ever since I took it early on. You know the story I've told you before I had lymphoma at the time, got scared. Whatever, we'll save that for another day.

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But I'm scared, and a lot of my listeners are, too, they're sending me questions for you, tons of them. And the first question is, there's some new data that came out in the ScienceDirect..com and they're saying that. The risk of myocarditis for teens was no higher than other vaccinations, and it was actually significantly higher in teens 12 to 17 after Covid than after the vaccine. What do you make of this?

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Is this a robust study we should be looking at?

2Speaker 2
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Well, let me get to that in a minute. Let's just address your situation, Dan, since the last time I talked to you, a really critical paper was published, and the first author is Schmeling and colleagues from Denmark. They had all the Pfizer Administration data and all the side effects.

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They figured out that there are three risk groups for the lots, the batches of vaccines that come from the companies, and the first group. About a third of people, they have zero side effects, zero, I mean, none. Another two thirds. They have some moderate side effects, like a sore arm. For a day or two, and then nothing happens after that, and then, sadly, there's a third group 4.2. Of all doses, the side effects are through the roof myocarditis, blood clots, stroke, immediate death.

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So what we've learned is, fortunately, you're probably in one of the groups where nothing's going to happen and it's because you got lucky. We think some of the batches basically got super loaded. With messenger RNA aggregation of lipid nanoparticles. It could have been contaminated with CDNA or other contaminants. They're not inspected by the companies.

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Under EUA, there's no inspections for quality, purity or safety. So I think that's important to know. With myocarditis, I have to tell you, Dan, I'm a cardiologist, I'm seeing this every day in the office. There's over 200 peer-reviewed publications on it.

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And the bottom line is COVID-19 vaccine causes more myocarditis than anything we've ever seen.

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There are no serious vaccines with COVID-19. Before the vaccines, it was just a handful of cases, no serious cases. Now there are fatal COVID-19 vaccine myocarditis all over the place. Recent paper by Cho and colleagues from Korea 481 cases. Dan. 21 of these kids died despite full life support.

1Speaker 1
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Doc, I mean, I trust you on this because I don't understand what you would be getting out of this. You are a world-renowned, respected doctor in your space. You've taken nothing but incoming from the start. People have just harassed you.

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They've tried to ban you, shut you up. I don't get what you've gotten out of this, the people who attack you. You have no incentive to not toe the company line here other than the truth. So for people who listen to you and respect you, like me in the audience. If you are in that third, say that third. That is going to suffer some significant side effect from this vaccine mRNA vaccine. Doc. Is there anything they can do?

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There's all kinds of stuff on the internet about natakinase and lumbrakinase, and baby aspirins. I mean, I know you're not talking to specific, just in generalities, your thoughts on that.

2Speaker 2
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Right, so let me get it clear again, there is a high risk group, but it's not a third, it's only 4.2, it's only 4.2%.

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There's a third where nothing happens. It's like my mother-in-law, she took two shots, she's 90 years old, she didn't even feel it.

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To this day, she doesn't know what the big deal is because it's so benign and two thirds have some mild side effects. It's 4.2, this tiny fraction, where the action is. But what we've learned is there are some risk mitigation strategies. We can't make any therapeutic claims, but really, really good preclinical data from Japan.

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This spike protein that gets installed with the vaccines and with Covid, the body can't clear it out itself. It doesn't have its own degradative enzymes because the spike protein is actually genetically engineered to be resistant. It was engineered in the Wuhan lab in China. That's what was found out in the investigations. So the Japanese have figured out that an enzyme called natokinase, which is derived from the fermentation of soy with a bacteria called Bacillus subtilis Natto. It has health benefits anyway.

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It's been used over a thousand years, the Japanese have eaten it for about 20 years, they use it as a cardiovascular supplement. It's a mild blood thinner, but it reliably dissolves the spike protein. This is very encouraging.

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We're seeing patients now start to get better with neuropathy and a variety of problems blood clots in about three months of use, so this is great news. Another natural substance, called bromelain, it's also an enzyme derived from the stems of pineapples. It's available over the counter in preclinical studies.

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Again, it partially dissolves the spike protein. Then, a recent randomized trial using curcumin also had very positive effects on people who have had Covid and have taken the vaccine. Isn't it interesting that the natural products we're finding useful against such an unnatural protein?

1Speaker 1
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The Doc That's fantastic news because my elixir before I come on the air is black tea. I put a little field of greens, a vegetable supplement, I put this dose Curcumin Dandelion product in there with my Natokinase, my fish oil and my Quercetin and bromelain. I didn't even know that before, so it's just like the magic cocktail.

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You're making me feel, doc. I was very worried before this conversation. I'm feeling a lot better now. But another question I get from people, say again and thank you for the correction. You're in that 4 group, god forbid, that you've had a significant problem with the mRNA vaccine. If the damage occurs to the heart tissue, that's permanent, right?

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I mean, it may not be deadly, but that's not going to fix itself.

2Speaker 2
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No, not true, Dan. We're studying in children now. There was a paper, years before Covid by a German investigator, Brockman and colleagues. As long as it's not a heart attack due to decreased blood flow, the heart can recover the damage that occurs after various things. So we're following this.

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Jenna Schauer, who's a researcher, has published two papers in the Journal of Pediatrics. The kids are sustaining such large areas of damage. What she's reporting is they're not all returning to normal. We're talking anything more than 15 of the left ventricle is a big area. Now there's a recent paper from Yale out showing MRIS.

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About a year later, about 20 are back to normal, but 80 still show some damage. So I have to tell you in this 4.2 myocarditis, heart attacks, stroke, blood clots, they need to see a cardiologist, and they need advanced prescription treatment.

1Speaker 1
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We're talking to Dr. Peter McCullough, a terrific guy, a man who is a truth teller, world-renowned cardiologist, and a guy I trust on this topic. Doc. Another question I got during the break and it lit up when I told people you were coming on. I usually get 10, 20 questions, I probably got 200..

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One of them said Is there any value they do? they love you? Is there any value in the Troponin test, which would indicate some kind of a heart damage?

2Speaker 2
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There is, in fact, it's buzzing on the internet right now. A paper from Basel, Switzerland. Christian Mueller, who's a friend of mine, senior author. About 2.8 of nurses who took a booster had a rise in the blood troponin, indicating some micro heart damage, about 2.8. Again, it fits with the same data from Schmeling.

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Yeah, so we do use the Troponin, the high sensitivity. It's an acute test of heart damage, so when I see a kid for myocarditis, I order that plus some other blood tests. EKG, Echo, MRI. We're able to figure it out, but again, it takes advanced testing to do it.

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What people need to know is that if they skip the shots, they don't have to go through all this.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, yeah, I wish I was in that boat, doc. Now. Another question I got again, which relates to me, I would have asked it myself. We're seeing some weird data on cancer developments, cancer in the last few years now.

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Is that due to people not seeing physicians during the Covid lockdown? The confounding variables in here are legion. We get that. But is there any evidence out there you've seen in the papers you've reviewed connecting these mRNA vaccines to elevated rates of cancer?

2Speaker 2
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As we sit here today, everyone agrees cancer rates are skyrocketing everywhere in the world. But the issue is, what is it? Is it delayed in screening and detection during the lockdowns, or is it something new in the population, Covid or the vaccines?

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The jury's out, Dan, in the medical literature right now, so I'm not ready to call cancer risk. I do agree with the FDA, and the FDA says. The vaccines cause myocarditis and heart damage, they cause stroke, and they cause blood clots and immunologic problems. That's bad enough.

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So I'm not ready to call cancer right now, but rates are up.

1Speaker 1
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You always call balls and strikes. Doc, we're talking to Dr. Peter McCullough, Doc. One more question. I get I got two more, but one I get from the health community, the health and fitness community.

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A lot of people wear these biomonitors, Aura rings and Apple watches. I wear one myself. I'm just obsessed with the thing, to be honest with you. And the HRV score, the heart rate variability score, has been a really big thing in the fitness community. The higher the score, the better.

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Your heart's more resilient. I noticed after I took the vaccine. And it may just be, I'm not saying it's causal, it may just be correlated. But I noticed my HRV score went down dramatically. I've actually spoken to you about this before and that kind of scared the hell out of me. Does that have anything to do with it, or is that just apples and oranges?

2Speaker 2
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No, that's a legit observation, Dan. The vaccine influences the autonomic nervous system, sympathetic and parasympathetic. That's what governs the heart rate variability. Exaggerated cases, the vaccine victims, they incur a disease called POTs, where the blood pressure and heart rate is way out of regulation. So no, these monitors, Apple Watches, Cardi have been very helpful to us.

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I think anybody has any questions, they should use this and report to their doctor or cardiologist on it.

1Speaker 1
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Yeah, yeah, good advice. Last question, Doc, talking to Dr. Peter McCullough, Doc. The value of nutrition, obviously, is self-evident fruits and vegetables, healthy diet, lean meats, healthy fats. We all get that. But for people out there who are concerned that they may have some heart damage, maybe from the vaccine, maybe from something different, maybe from both, we don't know.

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The importance of things like selenium and these essential minerals, you know, these are really critical. I mean, if you really feel you're worried, you should be extra hyper-focused on a good exercise plan and getting those essential minerals in correct.

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I agree, you know, when the heart muscles weaken, what we call cardiomyopathy. I routinely recommend additional supplements including selenium, L-carnitine, D-ribose, B vitamins, etc. so you can find these combination products. One with a company called the Wellness Company. I advise them there's a heart supplement that I basically helped, you know, guide them to put together. It's what I recommend in my practice. Anyway, it really matters.

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It is that the immune system is our first line of defense. And out of my sub-stack today, Dan, Huge news on vitamin D. You know? People who have been taking vitamin D? They are protected against developing diabetes, and if they achieve a high vitamin D level, there's like a 76 protection against developing diabetes. This is big news.

1Speaker 1
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Doc You know what's crazy about that? Diabetes runs in my family, nearly everyone has had it. I have not neither type 1 or type 2. And I have been taking vitamin D and K2 since I'm about 18 years old. With a big glass of milk every day.

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So that's great news. Doc, the company you said about Heart Product, the wellness company. Where can they find it?

2Speaker 2
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The wellness company go to TWC.

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Health, and you know, they're an alternative health care system, they offer nutraceuticals and supplements, they have telemedicine for everybody in the whole country, a system of dental provision.

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And community pharmacies, they treat Covid and long Covid vaccine injury system. They're really a breath of fresh air. They're available through a computer online system, a 24 by 7 wellness company, TwC.health.

1Speaker 1
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Awesome doc. And check out Dr. Peter McCullough's substack. Follow him on social media. he's got over 800,000 followers.

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It's for a reason. Doc, thanks so much for your time. You're such a good man. Really appreciate it. Thank you so much.

2Speaker 2
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Thanks for having me.

1Speaker 1
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That's where I go when I want to know the truth, folks, and I don't want to spin. Calls, balls and strikes. He doesn't know, he says it.

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It's not like Fauci and these others. When they don't know, they just guess, Well, then they just lie. Oh, we told you to wear a mask, we were just messing with you.

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But there was a lot of good news in that interview with Dr. McCullough, the good news in that which this guy has taken on a lot of slings and arrows. Folks, you know, some guy on my Facebook who was like, crapping on him like, Ah, I don't believe these guys.

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Listen, brother, you do whatever you want. I'm just telling you right now. That guy's a good man and a decent man. Who has taken a ton of slings and arrows to speak out against vaccine propaganda from the start. But he calls it like he sees it, and if he doesn't know an answer to a question, he'll tell you, and I respect that.

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I respect that, but yes, you should definitely be out there, get yourself an Ora ring, get yourself one of those watches, and you should be monitoring this stuff.

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There's no reason not to. It's helped me a ton. I watch it like a hawk. We'll be right back.

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Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean in Africa.

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We have plans to build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean.

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That's good. Jim asked me occasionally to hijack the show for various things. He puts together Biden's mystery Ocean Train again. Nobody knows what the hell he's talking about.

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By the way, Karine Jean-Pierre was just asked a question about the criminal in the White House, Joe Biden, an obvious criminal at this point, by any standard measure of evidence. And, of course, she did what she always did, which is what I've got to refer you to, the counsels. The woman just is incapable of answering a question, it's so embarrassing.

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It really is, it's just pathetic at this point. If you want to give us a call, 844-484-3872 8444, the USA is the number, we take your calls this hour.

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We also take your questions in our weekly Questions for Dan segment. You submit them on Locals or TRUTh Social. On Thursday night. I'm at D'Bongino on both. I didn't read through these in advance today, so I am just going at this raw.

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So Odb.

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You grew up in New York City. If you know, you know, Tim's like, What are you talking about? Do you know that? You know where I'm going?

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ODB I can't tell you what that stood for. Yeah, all right at Hydroshock, Dan. Do you utilize threat assessment processes in your travels with?

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Do you worry for your family? Yes, I do, and yes, I do. I do some little things first, like anytime I'm sitting in a restaurant, I want to look at the door.

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And then also places we go regularly. My wife and my kids know the instructions. Most people in an emergency folks not to give you an extremely long-winded answer, sadly, will attempt to flee, whether it's a fire or, God forbid, gunshots break out. Most people, upwards of 90 of them, will try to flee through the exact same door they came in, even if there's a door literally right next to them that says emergency, they will try to flee. It's a flight impulse we all have when that nervous system kicks in in a stressful situation.

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It's why, if you go to say the Rhode Island nightclub disaster, you'll see there was a back door to that place. There's a back door to every place, folks, every place pretty much has a back door. Yet when a fire breaks out, everybody piles on each other at the front door, and almost no one's at the back doors. Because they all came in the front door. So whenever you go in a place, I always make a point, especially if I go to a place often, to look where all the other doors are.

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Because if you look at it and your brain processes it, and God forbid, there's an emergency, you'll probably have a free path out. It's sad, but if there's a fire or something, no one's going to go through the door. In the kitchen, in the restaurant, in the back, no one but you and the workers. So, yeah, I do that, and then I try not to travel to too many places that have super high threat levels.

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You know, we had a force protection unit in the Secret Service, even we had people protecting us, at least for a little bit. So yeah, I do that all the time, and do I worry for my family? Yeah, I do.

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I do, we've had a few incidents at the house, but luckily and Jim's been over to my house. I live on an island.

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So the cops down here in the island are amazing. Yeah, I mean, literally like on an island, and it's like only a couple ways in and the cops here. The crime rate here is practically zero. Because you have to have a sticker, and if you don't have a sticker, everybody kind of knows right away.

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It's only but seconds before the cops know you shouldn't be here, so I worry. But we've got good cops and I have a really great security system and good security folks too. Sorry, that was a long answer.

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At Senna Poet, I just read the names, so if you're going to send like.

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Aesop my McGroin or something like that. I just read the names. I just read the names. There is an Aesop McGroin in the live chat every day on Rumble. Dear Dan, how many countries have you been to?

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36.

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Which was your favorite beside America, Jordan?

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PETRA, Jordan The lost city of Petra is the most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life. I strongly encourage you. You probably have to stay in Amman, although there is, I think, a Hilton or a Marriott down there by Petra, you could say, but it is amazing, the lost city of Petra.

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If you've seen Indiana Jones The Last Crusade at the end. When they find the chalice and they walk in that building carved into a mountain, that's the lost city of Petra. That's the Treasury, they're walking in, but there's nothing in there. It's just an empty room. Indiana Jones walks in, and it's like, this big, it's just a room.

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It looks like a closet, but it is amazing. So I've been to 36. I used to be able to name them all, but not anymore. Indonesia, Russia, close places like Canada, Mexico, Japan, China, Vietnam.

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I really do they all kind of just blend in folks. Trinidad and Tobago.

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What else? Panama? yeah, Argentina, Colombia.

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Yeah, a lot. I've been to a lot of countries. Let's see, uh, at MEDCCS. Springer Why is Diaz fighting Jake Paul in boxing?

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Is it just money? Diaz would destroy Paul in an MMA fight. Not interested in watching Butter? Beating Paul is something I would pay for. Listen, man, people like fight sports.

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And yeah, if it's for the money, I don't, even I'm not knocking. Thanks for the question, MedCCS Springer. I'm not messing with you, but what's the problem with that? This is what they do for a living, so if the guy wants to box a guy for money, people want to pay.

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Again, I'm not trying to be a smart ass with you. That's what they do for a living, you know? It's interesting. I only say that I'm not suggesting you're saying this at all.

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Because sometimes, you know, liberals will reach out in the questions on Facebook and stuff. And they'll take a shot at you. Like, you're just doing this for the money. Well, number one, that's not true. I actually ran for office three times and been an activist pretty much my whole life. But yes, I get paid for this, like everyone else, gets paid to do a job every day.

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I'm really sorry that bothers your delicate sensibilities. Liberals, you know, okay, at Theo Carlson.

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What year color Corvette did you own, manual or automatic? Mine's a 2002 Electron Blue Metallic six speed. Love the show.

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Thank you, Theo. I had a 2001 Targetop Black Corvette, which I absolutely love, a little waterfall in the back, I had B&B tri-flow exhaust, it was a manual.

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No, Corvette should be automatic. That should be illegal. I think it is illegal in 67 countries, it's a death penalty in 10 of them. You shouldn't have that.

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If you're driving a corvette, you should drive the car now. I met Paula in the Corvette and I got to tell you I was a little better looking back then. Got kind of a leathery face now. no, not like leather face, the chainsaw massacre guy.

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I'm just a little older and a little more salt and pepper in the hair and everything, but back in my young days, I was a little bit better looking. I'll leave it right there, but I was a young guy and I was single and I had a Corvette. And I got to tell you. I knew I should marry Paula because she was the only one who couldn't have cared any less.

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Back then, in New York, I was a young, 20-year-old single secret service guy.

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I used to go out on dates and you'd pick them up in the Corvette and they'd be like, Wow, nice car, pretty cool. Paula was like, What's that?

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It's a Corvette. She's like, Oh nice, I'm like, Yeah, it's like a cool car. She's like, Oh good, that's cute.

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That's really nice. She's like, Can I learn how to drive stick, shift on it? Because it was a manual, so I let her do that because I really liked her a lot.

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And let me tell you something I suffered every second.

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Oh.

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My gosh, she tortured the clutch on my car, and the clutch on that car was like doing a leg press. Oh man, I must have really been in love. She was like, Is that supposed to make that sound? I'm like, it's OK, sweetheart.

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It's OK as I'm crying like this, I'm like, you have a kleenex.

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The crazy thing is, the car got hit in front of her house. About two months after I met her. Got sideswiped bad. And I bring it into a body shop guy, and the body shop guy was so in love with this car. With the b&b triflows. I had it all waxed and everything. He's like, forget it, man.

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He goes, I'll fix your car because I want to buy it, I want to buy it right now, go get the title, and I did bought it.

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And I bought a Chevy Tahoe, after that he pulled $30,000 out of a safe. He bought it right there. I went down to amalgamated Bank, paid off the loan.

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And one bought a Chevy Tahoe. Never had another sports car again. But that's changing. Now. I got some plans coming up, all right, let's see.

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This is John Galt speaking. No, that's not a public service. That's the name of the guy who sent this question. Do you ever talk to any buddies who are still in federal law enforcement about how they cope with the corruption and double standards?

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Yes, and they are pissed, but I'll tell you what they're pissed about. Even more. It's not just the double standards that drives them crazy. What I hear about, more often than not, from my buddies who are still feds and cops. They can't take the DEI woke crap anymore.

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They can't take it. The online training courses once every couple of weeks. Here is the proper use of the gee-jow-zo pronoun. The dudes are like, I don't want to hear it, I don't want to hear it anymore.

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They just click through as soon as they can, they click through. They don't want to hear it, they don't want to be bothered with it, they're driving people crazy with this.

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If that's what I hear about more than anything.

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At ACTMX90. Hey Dan, maybe a broad question, but what's your personal philosophy for business decisions? Man? That's a good one.

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I've been involved in a lot of businesses, luckily most of them have been successful, but I try not to get involved in businesses that I don't fully understand.

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My biggest mistake with that was, let me just say this. If I don't understand the business, I need to understand the people. If I don't understand the people, I need to understand the business. You got me. My biggest mistake was probably parlor.

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Not because the business model was great, the mistake there was. I didn't fully understand the tech. We had a lot of problems. We were way too, and I was warning, but and I didn't understand the people that well.

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That was a mistake. Rumble was different. Although I didn't fully understand the tech, I mean, I knew it was a video site, I understood that.

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I understand what servers do, but I understood the people, I understood the people.

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You better know one of those. You better either fully understand that business to keep the person in check, or you better fully understand the person to keep the business in check. That's the best advice I can give you on that.

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At BSky, Dan, which handgun manufacturer is your favorite and why? Listen, I love Sig Sauer, I have a .229 and 9mm I adore.

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It's what we used in the Secret Service when I was there. They don't use them anymore. I love that gun, I have a .365 with a Holosun Optic on top that I carry, that's my carry gun.

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I love the gun, I have the new one, the latest, the next generation of it, I love it. Having said that, the pit viper and the sand viper from what is it TTI? I need one of these.

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I need one of these in my life stat, so I am looking around. I got some FFL friends of mine sniffing around, not like Joe Biden. There's no kids involved here, they're sniffing around. And I'm going to get my hands on one of those sand vipers soon.

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I can't say it's my favorite because I haven't shot it yet, but sig, I love sig. I got some glocks too, they're great. nothing against glocks, they're really great.

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Unlike, you got to pull the trigger to take the thing apart.

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And rifles, obviously. I mean, Henry's a sponsor of the show, but if you're looking for like a rugged throw around, like, there's nothing like Henry, there's just nothing. I mean, you can hammer nails with that thing and it's still going to shoot straight. I like Daniel defense too, I like a lot of them, they're all pretty good, but sig is my carry.

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Unless this sand viper, unless I can get my mitts on one of those babies. All right, let's go to the phones, let's take Rachel, Rachel, you're on the Dan Bongino show. What do you got for us?

2Speaker 2
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I'm telling you that I am the Relaxium lady.

1Speaker 1
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What?

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No way.

2Speaker 2
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Yes, way.

1Speaker 1
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Is this really the Relaxium lady? No, come on.

2Speaker 2
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The real deal Relaxium lady.

1Speaker 1
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Wait, wait, you just said the key word, too, because one of the Rachel. I have to tell you I have watched you. You're on Fox News more than I am now, so that's a long story for another day. I watch you in that commercial, and I am because I've been in this business a while. I don't really buy a lot of stuff off commercials, you know, and you are so into relaxium. I'm like, I got to try this stuff and it actually works.

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You're a real person, you're an actual. How did you get? So how did this work out? That you called in the show? Did someone know someone at the show? How did this work?

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Because I'm fascinated that you're here.

2Speaker 2
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No, it's a guy.

1Speaker 1
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RACHEL Listen, I could talk to you all day. I love that Relaxium commercial and I love at the end where you like, you put a real point and you're like, Relaxium is the real deal. You just said the real deal thing, that's when it closed it for me, that you are the real deal.

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RACHeL Man, love having you. thank you for coming, so nice of you to call in anything for our audience. I got about 30 seconds left.

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I'll turn it over for you, anything you need to say.

2Speaker 2
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Okay, what I have to say to you is that Relaxium was a miracle for us. It was a miracle that we desperately needed, and we want you to try it. Dr. Szilardy is a neurologist who created something that has been helping people sleep for a long time.

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Now it's the time for you to pick up the phone, guys, and call Relaxium, or go to the internet and do something. Because I'm telling you it is the real deal, are you telling them?

1Speaker 1
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But, Rachel, are you telling them That's all I want to know? are you? And wait, one more thing, one more thing.

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Is she still there? Rachel? I only got 20 seconds left. It doesn't bother you that we use your, I'm telling you, does it because I love it.

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It's my favorite thing to do, awesome.

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We love Rachel, Rachel, thanks for calling. What a way to close out the week. I'm telling you I'll be back on Monday.

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