0:01

I had an interesting week, but I want to

0:03

start out by telling you just

0:05

a short story about how I grew up.

0:07

I've said many times my parents

0:09

pulled me out of school in fourth grade

0:11

and started homeschooling me, and

0:13

they raised me with one central

0:15

principle, which is always

0:17

question authority. Be your own voice,

0:19

trust your own intuition, you know,

0:22

follow that guiding light. Your connection

0:24

to God is all that matters,

0:26

and no one overrides that. And

0:28

so I've said before, and

0:30

I've attempted to do this with my

0:33

own kids, it's a very difficult way

0:35

to raise a family because your children

0:37

challenge you all the time. Why? Because

0:40

in their world, you're that authority that

0:42

needs to be challenged. And so in

0:45

our house, we have a rule that

0:47

you're allowed to make any argument against

0:50

even, you know, chores you're being asked to

0:52

do, but you get one argument. If it's

0:54

a winning argument, okay, then you're out of

0:56

it. I want to create debate.

0:58

I want to create discussion in my family, and

1:00

it's also how I run this show. One

1:03

of the main things I tell most of

1:05

you or all of you all the time

1:07

is that first of all, I'm not telling

1:09

you what to think. I'm trying to show

1:11

you how to think, and I'm also demanding

1:13

that you be critical thinkers and really ask

1:15

questions. I've said before

1:17

that, you know, that media or the

1:19

news is the fourth branch of government.

1:21

It's what our founding fathers said that

1:23

if we did not have a free

1:25

press that was willing to ask the

1:27

hardest questions, whether sensible or not of

1:29

our government agencies, of our corporations, then

1:32

we would not have a free country.

1:34

You have to be free to ask

1:36

whatever question you want. And

1:38

therefore, as stating that, as I do

1:40

to my kids, you have every right

1:42

to ask me any question you want,

1:45

and you have every right to challenge

1:48

it or discuss, you know, where is

1:50

Dell coming from? Is he right on

1:52

this? Is he wrong? That is what

1:54

free thinking is all about, and I

1:56

invite it. But I also want to

1:59

invite that when when you have those conversations,

2:01

that you actually do some research like you

2:03

see me do on this show. That you

2:05

look deeply into whatever accusation's being made and

2:07

follow it through. Try to imagine, look at

2:09

the background of the people that are talking,

2:12

that are telling the story, and then look

2:14

at our background on the high wire. What

2:16

is it we stand for? Who are we?

2:19

Let's say all of this because this week, a

2:21

few turns were thrown around that get thrown around

2:23

a lot. One of them

2:25

being this one, controlled opposition.

2:27

The definition is controlled opposition

2:29

is the use of a

2:31

black propaganda and saboteurs who

2:34

claim to oppose a particular

2:36

faction, but are in fact

2:38

working for the faction. Now,

2:41

throughout the years, ever since I made Vax

2:43

back in 2016 and

2:45

got involved in this conversation around

2:48

vaccines, on occasion, someone will

2:50

say, that person's controlled opposition. Oh, don't talk

2:52

to that person, they're controlled opposition. Dell, if

2:54

you stand on a stage with that person,

2:57

then I'm gonna know your controlled opposition. Oh,

2:59

is Dell controlled opposition? This word gets thrown

3:01

around a lot. And if you've been

3:03

in this movement for even like five days,

3:05

you've probably already heard it. Now,

3:09

at the heart of this is this question.

3:12

What is controlled opposition? Is this

3:14

an insider working against the entire

3:16

machine? Well, that came up this

3:18

week. And it's based on a

3:20

bill that is on our legislative

3:22

website, I Can Legislative. It's called

3:24

the Vaccine Competence Bill. Now, there's

3:26

a few things before I even

3:28

get into this conversation today, I

3:30

wanna make clear. ICAN

3:33

legislate is not a

3:35

part of the ICAN network as

3:38

far as our C3 is concerned.

3:40

Our C3 is a nonprofit. We

3:42

cannot be involved in any legislation

3:44

whatsoever. All of the donations that

3:46

come into ICAN or the High

3:48

Wire only go to the work

3:50

that we do as a nonprofit

3:53

and to the High Wire. So

3:55

this legislative action website is the

3:57

legislative arm, it's a C4. You

4:00

can donate to it. You don't get

4:02

a tax deduction, and everything is revealed

4:04

very different. And there's a different group

4:06

of people that want to dedicate funding

4:08

to that legislative process. So

4:10

to be clear, in this story, and one

4:12

of the comments this week that came out

4:15

is, you're using the, you know, non-profits money.

4:17

That is not true. They are completely and

4:19

totally separate. Now, at the heart of

4:21

this conversation, there are several posts, and many

4:23

of you were even talking about it last

4:26

week during our feed. You were going to

4:28

ignore it and just let it go and

4:30

thought it would blow away. But some people

4:32

I actually love and trust reached out, and

4:34

many of you, so many commented that we

4:36

decided, you know what, we better set the

4:38

record straight. Now, today, I am

4:40

not going to out anybody. I'm going to

4:43

cover everybody's identity because I mean no harm

4:45

against anybody. I don't know if some of

4:47

you are bad actors, if you're trying to

4:49

tear down IK in the work that High

4:52

Wire does, or maybe you're just

4:54

misinformed, or maybe you're just genuinely confused. Either

4:56

way, we're going to set the record straight

4:58

today, but I don't want anyone's names, and

5:00

I don't want anyone being attacked in the

5:02

middle of this. I've had enough attack this

5:04

week, and that's really all this is about,

5:06

and I'm willing to accept it. So

5:09

here is one of

5:11

the people that put out some sub-stacks and videos,

5:13

we're not going to name, had this comment that

5:15

I think sets the stage for what I'm talking

5:17

about. Take a listen to this. This

5:20

is an informed consent action

5:22

network. And if

5:24

you watch Del Big Tree, you've probably

5:26

heard of this because he is the

5:28

founder, and there

5:31

is some action

5:33

that they're taking, which is very troubling

5:36

to me. And here we go. I'm

5:38

going to share my screen. And this

5:40

is called the, you know, I'm just

5:42

going to call it what it's called

5:44

the vaccine confidence bill. Is

5:47

this Rev. Anybody the wrong way that

5:49

they are, have created

5:51

a model bill to be

5:54

introduced into different state legislatures.

5:57

And here it is right here working on

5:59

being introduced. and it

6:01

was already introduced in Idaho

6:03

and Arizona, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.

6:07

I'm going to break this down for you, but

6:09

right off the bat, I will tell you that I don't

6:11

care for the name. And I will also

6:13

let you know that we reached out to this

6:17

agency, to this group, and asked

6:19

them to please explain why

6:21

they created a bill with this name. All

6:25

right, let's bring up the website, because as

6:27

this person is stating, it's the name that

6:30

bothers them, the Vaccine Confidence Bill. And

6:33

the question being, why would I

6:35

can push a bill designed to

6:37

create vaccine confidence? Some of

6:39

you tweeted, and some of you were on different

6:42

programs, but here's a couple of the other statements that

6:44

were made. Mr.

6:46

Siri, would you shed some light on

6:48

this, please? Why is Dell now presenting

6:51

a vaccine confidence bill that includes verbiage

6:53

to remove the possibility of exemptions from

6:55

mandates? Another person wrote,

6:57

what about your documentaries, Dell? They were so

7:00

full of important information, and Aaron's work has

7:02

been incredible in fighting against mandates, but this

7:04

new bill is horrendous. I think you need

7:06

to explain this. Have you

7:08

been flipped, or were you just playing a

7:10

very long game? I'm actually devastated, and I

7:13

doubt I'm the only one. I think you

7:15

need to explain this. Okay,

7:17

so this has happened several times. This is one of

7:19

the biggest times, which is why we're here today. An

7:23

explanation is wanted. Now, normally,

7:25

when you think of strategy, sometimes explaining

7:27

it isn't always the best thing to

7:29

do on primetime television, or in this

7:31

case, on primetime internet, but I'm going

7:34

to attempt to do that, and to

7:36

understand what this is really all about,

7:38

I kinda wanna reference a historical story

7:40

that we all grew up with. I'm

7:42

gonna tell the story of the Trojan

7:44

Horse, and as the story of the

7:47

Trojan Horse goes, it's one

7:49

of the most cunning acts

7:51

of deception there's ever been. After about a

7:53

10-year siege on the city of Troy,

7:55

the Greeks devised a clever plan to

7:57

finally breach its walls. They constructed a-

8:00

massive wooden horse and left it outside

8:02

of the gates of Troy, pretending it

8:04

was a gift symbolizing their retreat. You

8:07

win. The Trojans, believing they

8:09

had won, brought the horse inside their

8:11

city as a trophy. And they all

8:13

celebrated. We won. Little did

8:15

they know, what we all now know, that

8:17

it was filled with Greek soldiers. And under

8:19

the cover of night, these soldiers emerged, opened

8:22

the gates for their comrades, and ultimately it

8:24

led to the downfall of

8:26

Troy. Now, we all

8:28

know that story. It's a

8:30

famous story in Battle Folklore

8:32

and myth and, you

8:34

know, the reality at different times the

8:37

strategy's probably been used again. Now,

8:39

imagine, if you will, a scenario

8:42

where history told a little bit

8:44

different story. What if the

8:47

story went that the Greeks built

8:49

this giant Trojan horse and they put

8:51

it, I mean, this giant Trojan horse

8:53

and put it outside the gates of

8:55

Troy. It was filled with soldiers. But

8:57

one of the soldiers grabbed the mastermind

8:59

of this incredible idea and said, hey,

9:01

I think you're called the controlled opposition.

9:03

Why don't you go ahead and explain

9:05

to the rest of us exactly why

9:07

you just built a giant horse and

9:09

are giving a gift to our enemy?

9:13

How would that story have turned out? How

9:16

would history tell that story? Most

9:19

likely that story would end with

9:21

the Trojans firing burning arrows into

9:23

it outside of the gates that

9:26

it would never enter and

9:28

kill all of the soldiers inside. There's

9:32

a reason why when you're trying

9:34

to be strategic, you don't

9:36

express your strategy to the

9:38

public, especially when you

9:40

know, as I do, that Tejros

9:42

watches my show. Hello, out there,

9:44

head of the WHO, that the

9:46

heads of CDC and FDA, they're

9:48

departments. We have done FOIA requests

9:50

and we know they actually watch

9:53

our show. And when

9:55

we were censored, they celebrated inside the

9:57

CDC their emails. Yay, the witch is

9:59

dead. So they're

10:01

watching and I am going to discuss

10:04

this now today knowing exactly that, that

10:06

they're watching. But enough of you,

10:08

as I've said, have asked questions that

10:10

I'm going to go ahead and reveal the

10:12

strategy. Because I think what's important as we

10:14

move forward, and I do not

10:16

believe this battle is over in any stretch

10:18

of the imagination. We're going to be discussing

10:21

later in this show the bird flu and

10:23

the, you know, the growing belief that this

10:25

looks like this year's pandemic. And maybe another

10:27

opportunity to lock us down. How are we

10:29

going to stop it? What are we going

10:31

to do? How are we going to communicate?

10:33

Who's running the strategy? All of this is

10:35

very important. So I'm going

10:37

to give up this strategy today because I

10:39

want you to understand how we think here

10:41

at the High Wire. How Aaron, Siri and

10:43

I work together when we bring together legal

10:45

ideas and legislation. And let me be perfectly

10:48

clear, it's all on the table. You'd be

10:50

mind blown by some of the things we

10:52

think about doing. Don't do, sometimes

10:54

we do. Some is in the wings. But

10:57

in this case, it's the vaccine confidence

10:59

bill. Now to

11:01

return to that, let's return to one of

11:04

these videos that was put out because I

11:06

think it explains at the heart of it,

11:08

the real confusion and frustration. So once again,

11:10

take a listen to this. So

11:12

the title of this bill is

11:15

an act to increase vaccine confidence.

11:17

It also reinforces the notion of

11:20

these shots being required. Like,

11:22

no, they might be. You

11:25

may say, well, you don't live in my state. They

11:27

require them for my children to go to school. Well,

11:29

you're dealing with a government agency. Why are you children

11:31

going to a public school? There

11:33

are so many superior alternatives. Then

11:36

it states that this would only be

11:39

for certain shots that do not

11:41

meet the minimal standards, meaning you

11:44

don't get an exemption for

11:46

the other shots. How

11:48

is that good? How is this something that

11:50

you want to promote into a state legislature?

11:53

Now, for those of you that tuned into this

11:55

program, I can see why you maybe got panicked.

11:57

And I don't know if you went actually. read

11:59

it yourself or went through it, but we're going

12:01

to do that together now. But

12:04

before I do, there's a statement that I want

12:06

to push back against, which is this idea, and

12:08

some of you have it, that there's no such

12:10

thing as a vaccine mandate. You

12:13

just don't agree to it, which I'm all about. No one

12:15

has said more often than

12:17

I have, just resist, stay away from

12:19

it. And I agree, if

12:21

you can homeschool, you should homeschool. You should

12:23

have your kids out of the public school

12:26

system. But where we disagree is I am

12:28

aware that not everybody has the ability to

12:30

make that choice. Some of

12:32

you are single parents. You're working so hard

12:34

in a destroyed economy, inflation through the roof.

12:37

You're just trying to hold it all together.

12:39

And one thing you cannot do is find

12:41

the time to educate your child yourself. But

12:43

you don't, under those circumstances, want to have

12:46

to vaccinate your kid. And in California, there's

12:48

not even a private school you're allowed into.

12:51

So for you, mandates are very real.

12:53

And so this idea that there's no

12:55

such thing as a mandate is not

12:57

true. And for those people that

13:00

are stuck in those situations, exemptions are your

13:02

only way out for now. Now,

13:04

let me state very clearly that

13:06

the mission of the Informed Consent Action

13:08

Network, my mission, the High Wire, Aaron's

13:11

mission, in all the work that we

13:13

do is to end mandates forever. I

13:16

don't believe that any medical intervention

13:18

should ever be mandated upon you.

13:20

And we are working to get

13:22

to that final end. It starts

13:24

by waking up the hearts and

13:26

minds of the people, which is

13:29

what the High Wire does every

13:31

single week. But ultimately, you

13:33

have to deal with legislators and you have

13:35

to deal with government because as long as

13:37

they're bringing it, for those of you that

13:40

tried to get on a plane during COVID

13:42

and weren't allowed to without proof of vaccination,

13:44

for those of you trying to go to

13:46

work but lost your job because you refused

13:48

to because you didn't have a vaccination and

13:51

could not show proof of it, those mandates

13:53

were real. And so, unlike

13:55

this person that's talking, I actually care

13:57

about you too, just because

18:00

Then we have to take those. For

18:02

those of you that have watched the high wire long

18:04

enough, you know where this is going. And I hope

18:06

when you look to this bill, and I'm assuming probably

18:08

85 to 90% of you already looked and

18:11

says, oh, this is a bunch of hullabaloo, but not

18:13

enough. So let's go through it, all right? So back

18:15

to this. Number one, this is

18:18

four critical things these vaccines need to

18:20

do. And if they don't, you get

18:22

an automatic exemption. The

18:24

clinical trial, the FDA relied upon to

18:27

approve the vaccine, evaluated its safety for

18:29

at least one year long after

18:31

it was administered against a control group

18:33

that only received either a placebo

18:36

or another vaccine that

18:38

meets all the requirements in this paragraph,

18:40

meaning another vaccine that went through a

18:43

placebo trial and proved to be safe

18:45

against a placebo. Well, let's listen again

18:47

to some of the outcry just about

18:49

this part of this bill. Listen to

18:51

this. The purpose is

18:53

to assure the public that

18:55

an exemption exists for the

18:58

required cocktails that do not

19:00

meet certain minimal requirements. Well,

19:02

right off the bat, you may say, that's fantastic.

19:05

Of course we want an exemption, but did you

19:07

read the rest of the sentence? For

19:10

the cocktails that do not meet certain

19:12

minimal requirements. That means that there is no

19:14

exemption for the other ones. I don't know,

19:16

maybe it was an

19:19

intern who wrote this law and they didn't really know what

19:21

they were doing. I just, there's so much wrong with it. They

19:23

may claim an exemption from the

19:25

requirement if there is not a

19:28

vaccine approved by the FDA to

19:30

fulfill the requirement that meets the following

19:32

criteria. So again, they're putting forth this

19:35

premise that a person can be required

19:37

to get the shot. And then the

19:39

big if negates everything that came prior

19:41

to it. So then it says, you

19:43

can't get an exemption. That's what this

19:46

bill is saying. This bill basically says

19:48

you are not allowed to get an

19:50

exemption. You do not have a

19:52

right to be exempt if the

19:55

FDA tested it safety

19:57

for at least one year against. to

20:00

control group and get this, that

20:02

got a placebo or another cocktail.

20:06

The whole thing is ludicrous. This

20:08

entire bill is promoting the

20:10

use of cocktails. There's

20:12

no other way that I can interpret it because

20:14

this is exactly what they have. You have to

20:16

learn how to read between the lies. You

20:19

have to learn how to read between

20:21

the lies as they put it. Okay.

20:24

So, on one hand, I will say that just

20:26

the fact that that was read that way shows

20:29

how incredibly

20:31

clever this is, and perhaps a little

20:33

too clever for some, and I'm sorry

20:35

about that. But as I said, it's

20:37

a strategy. Now, what is being

20:39

said is that, first of all, there's a

20:41

false statement being made. There's nothing in this

20:43

bill that overrides any of the other exemptions.

20:45

What we have just done with this bill,

20:47

should it pass, is add a brand new

20:50

exemption on top of all the exemptions that

20:52

exist. This one would cover every

20:54

state that got it. And what

20:56

we've laid out is four principles. The first one

20:58

being it has to have been through a placebo

21:00

control trial. What this person

21:02

doesn't know, and if they're on our

21:04

side should know, is that not a

21:07

single vaccine has ever been through a

21:09

long-term trial over one year with a

21:11

placebo. Not one of them. We have

21:13

this on our website at ikendecide.org, the

21:15

Childhood Baxion Trial Summary Chart. It lays out

21:18

what you will find if you look it

21:20

out, and what you will find is

21:22

that not a single vaccine that is

21:24

on the childhood schedule ever went through

21:26

a double-blind, placebo-based trial prior

21:29

to licensure, and none of them go over more

21:31

than six months and certainly not the year that's

21:33

being required. Let's look at the other points, shall

21:35

we? Number two in

21:38

this is the department posts on its website

21:40

the injuries or diseases caused by the vaccine

21:42

and the rate at which the injury or

21:44

disease occurs from the vaccine. This is something

21:46

that would be really awesome. Can you imagine

21:48

if they had to tell you how many people

21:50

get injured by vaccines every year if they don't

21:53

do that? There's no informed consent, which is the

21:55

heart of our name, the Informed Consent Action Network.

21:57

We're demanding that you post exactly how many injuries.

22:00

what those injuries are, how they're caused on

22:02

your website, and that doctors have to tell

22:04

you before you take the product. That

22:06

would be true in warm consent. And by the

22:08

way, in warm consent still has the word consent

22:10

in it after you've been informed. You still have

22:12

the right to consent or to not consent. Something

22:15

that seems to be misunderstood by a lot there

22:17

out there. Let's look at number three. The

22:19

Department posts on its website the injuries or diseases

22:21

caused by. I'm sorry, number three. The list of

22:24

permanent disability or death from the vaccine has been

22:26

proven to be less than that caused by the

22:28

infection it is intended to prevent. Everyone

22:30

that went through COVID knows that this didn't happen. We

22:32

have kids that got the vaccine that had a death

22:34

rate of .0002% from

22:37

the disease, but a much higher rate

22:40

of myocarditis and all the other issues. There

22:43

is the reality of how dangerous this virus

22:45

was. In fact, if you were under the

22:47

age of 70 at worst

22:50

you had about a .5% risk and you know the

22:54

younger you got the less dangerous it got,

22:56

but for the vaccine, it's just as dangerous

22:58

for everybody. Look how many people have

23:00

been injured by that vaccine. 1.6

23:03

million reports that bears on the COVID

23:05

vaccine alone. All right,

23:07

let's just go to number four. As

23:10

we look at this, the vaccines manufacturer has

23:12

liability for the deaths or serious injuries, meaning

23:15

that this exemption will exist

23:17

for every vaccine that

23:19

the manufacturers are liable, meaning

23:22

the 1986 Act cannot apply

23:24

to the vaccine or we get an automatic

23:26

exemption. It's a no brainer. Do you see

23:28

how this works? Now granted, we are working

23:30

to remove the 1986 Vaccine

23:33

Injury Compensation Act,

23:35

which totally took away the

23:37

liability from the manufacturer and the doctor

23:39

and everybody that gives it, which means

23:41

there's no free market system making this a

23:44

better product. There's no incentive to do the

23:46

proper safety trials. All of that

23:48

is dead because of the liability protection.

23:50

And what we're saying here is ultimately,

23:52

if it's got liability protection and I

23:54

got no way to sue them, I

23:57

get an automatic exemption. Okay,

23:59

so that's... it on its face. And

24:01

let me just say this, there is no

24:03

vaccine in history that can meet all four

24:05

of those requirements. So any idea that we're

24:08

only protecting you with this bill from those

24:10

that, you know, meet these requirements, that's every

24:12

vaccine made. And for those that try to

24:14

make vaccines, they'd be the first to tell

24:17

you there's no way really to make a

24:19

vaccine that meets these requirements, or at least

24:21

if you ever did, you'd have to still

24:24

put liability. This is our placebo pyramid scheme

24:26

showing you that none of the vaccines we

24:28

give our kids ever went through a

24:30

true placebo trial and long-term study.

24:33

But let's get to part two of why we made

24:35

this bill and the real reason. The

24:37

odds that we will totally pass this

24:39

bill aren't very good, but

24:42

it's something that we work on. And

24:44

as was stated, we have brought this. We've

24:46

actually had this for years in Idaho

24:48

and Arizona. But what it really is,

24:50

is a tool. This is

24:53

what this legislative bill does. It

24:55

teaches people. It teaches people who

24:57

are not thinking clearly and don't

25:00

have the critical thinking skills that

25:02

we talk about every day to

25:04

start critically thinking. One of the

25:06

things that so many of you asked

25:08

me is, Del, how do I talk to,

25:11

you know, my relative that is just really

25:13

believes in this vaccine program. They just won't

25:15

look at the science. They won't do anything.

25:17

And I would say, well, start by asking

25:20

a series of questions. Ask them why they

25:22

think they do meet them where they're at.

25:25

That is what this bill is

25:27

designed to do. It's designed to

25:29

meet our politicians where they're at.

25:31

I asked you right now, how many

25:33

politicians in the United States of

25:35

America do you think would state

25:38

that I am vaccine hesitant? How

25:41

about how many politicians senators and

25:43

congressmen and assembly members would say,

25:46

I'm an anti-vaxxer? Probably

25:48

almost none. Maybe a couple that

25:50

are starting to really wake up.

25:53

So how do we get them to stop

25:55

killing and injuring people? Because

25:57

if this fall we have another pandemic. and

26:00

they rush another vaccine under the market, then

26:02

I wanna make sure we protect those people.

26:04

I'm not happy with those of us, the

26:06

millions that are watching this show right now,

26:08

and the millions that tune into all the

26:10

work that Robert Malone is gonna be

26:13

on the show coming up, and those of us that are

26:15

really speaking out, it's not enough. I

26:17

am not happy that we are doing

26:19

fine right now, that we're really happy

26:21

we didn't get the COVID vaccine while

26:23

we watch children dying on football fields

26:25

and soccer fields and news anchors dropping

26:27

out from behind their desk. I don't

26:30

feel good about that. That

26:32

I told you so is the worst I

26:34

told you so to ever have to stay.

26:36

So I wanna save those people too.

26:38

I wanna save those people that believe

26:40

in this system. How do

26:42

I do it? I go right where their belief is. And

26:45

you know where it's at? Right now,

26:47

they're actually starting to ask a

26:49

question about the COVID vaccine. They're

26:51

recognizing that Trump's warp speed put

26:54

it under the market too fast.

26:56

It didn't go through proper safety

26:58

trials. It doesn't actually stop transmission.

27:00

And it does clinically prove to

27:03

cause myocarditis and pericarditis. And there's

27:05

real questions on whether it's more

27:07

dangerous than the disease itself. All

27:10

the things of what this bill is about. So

27:12

imagine we walk into that person that's just

27:14

cracked the door and say, hey, I think

27:17

this COVID vaccine was dangerous. And frankly, I'm

27:19

a legislator and I got kids in school.

27:21

And I don't want my kids to have

27:23

to get this vaccine. Now, sure, they still

27:26

believe all the vaccines are okay except for

27:28

the COVID vaccine, but they want a mechanism

27:30

by which they can protect their kids. In

27:33

comes the vaccine confidence bill because they

27:35

know the confidence of vaccines have dropped

27:37

because of the COVID vaccine. And the

27:40

forcing it on everybody freaked everybody out.

27:42

So they wanna do the right thing.

27:44

And so we say, let us introduce

27:46

you to the vaccine confidence bill. What

27:49

this does is set out a set

27:51

of rules so that the people in

27:53

this state, the citizens

27:55

of this state will know that our

27:58

state legislator cares enough to make sure

28:00

that any. Every product that's mandated upon

28:02

us has been properly tested, that we're

28:04

aware there's an exemption if it's not,

28:07

that they have taken

28:09

away liability so that we can sue,

28:11

and all of these basic principles,

28:14

which most politicians, believe it or not,

28:17

think is exactly what every vaccine has

28:19

gone through. And they think, great,

28:21

this will protect us from the COVID vaccine,

28:24

and any future bird flu vaccine,

28:26

or monkey pox vaccine, that may be

28:28

rushed onto the market. They're

28:30

game, they're in and say, sign me up, I'm

28:33

in, I'm a Republican, I'm a Democrat, but that

28:35

I understand. And by the way, they are signing

28:37

on. And guess what happens

28:39

next? The moment they all start

28:41

signing on, what happens?

28:43

Well, now all of a sudden

28:45

the Trojan horse has come inside

28:47

of the city walls, and

28:49

now the lobbyists come running out, the barber single

28:51

lobbyists come running into their offices, and they're saying,

28:53

wait, wait, wait, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,

28:56

stop, stop, don't bring that in here. Why? What's

28:58

going on? Well, I mean, it

29:00

says that you have to properly safety trial, you

29:02

have to have long term trials against placebos. Yeah,

29:05

I know. I mean, that seems obvious, doesn't it?

29:07

And I don't want the COVID vaccine. I'm fine

29:09

with all the other vaccines that have been through

29:11

this process. No, you

29:13

don't understand. None of

29:16

them have been through this process. We've never

29:18

safety tested any of them. They've never been

29:20

tested against a placebo. If you pass this

29:22

bill, people will be able to exempt out

29:25

of every single vaccine ever made. What?

29:31

And that what isn't, they'll be able to exempt

29:33

out. The what is, you're

29:35

telling me none of the

29:37

childhood vaccines meet these simple requirements?

29:40

They've never been tested against a placebo? Like

29:42

every other drug I give my grandparents? That

29:47

is what is happening across this country because of this

29:49

bill. And yes, we are getting

29:51

calls. And yes, we are feeling

29:53

those calls. And then we're bringing in the

29:55

science that they have never read because now

29:58

they're curious. Now they

30:00

went in thinking they could save

30:02

a vaccine program for the safe

30:05

vaccines only to discover

30:07

there's no such thing.

30:12

There. There's probably a

30:14

few other reasons that

30:16

Aaron Ciri would want

30:18

me to get into, but I think I've made my

30:20

point. Now are we being clever? Sure.

30:24

And when I ask you this,

30:26

as we are clearly outmanned, outnumbered,

30:28

outfunded, we've got a globalist system

30:30

we talk about every single week

30:32

that I said last week in

30:34

Geneva, Switzerland is building an empire

30:36

to take away your rights that

30:39

are lining up so they can force

30:41

any vaccine they want on you. They

30:43

can lock you down. They can kill

30:45

your livestock. They can take away your

30:48

car because of climate change. In

30:50

the face of all that, should

30:52

we not use some clever tactics

30:55

like a Trojan horse tactic or

30:57

should we just tell them exactly

30:59

where we stand all the

31:01

time? What our plan is, what our

31:03

strategy is, here we come, we're marching

31:05

through the front door because we expect

31:07

to win that way. Well,

31:10

I'm sure despite everything I've just said,

31:12

some of you are still saying to

31:14

yourself, I still think it's a stupid

31:16

idea. And you have that right. But

31:19

for those of you that are donating to

31:21

us, I want you to know we will

31:23

use every tactic that's available. And

31:25

yes, this one may be burned.

31:27

And what I'm going to do now is

31:29

I'm going to have Aaron put up an

31:32

entire explainer for people that didn't see the

31:34

show so that anyone that might be confused

31:36

by that bill will read exactly what I

31:38

just told you so that there's no more

31:40

confusion. The truth is, is

31:42

I think this bill is so genius

31:44

that they will still have to go

31:46

out of their way and tell politicians

31:49

to look out for it, don't listen

31:51

to it, because we didn't properly test

31:53

all the vaccines. And once

31:55

they do that, it's already done

31:57

its job. But for

31:59

Tedros, who's watching, I'm Aaron watching, hello, you know,

32:02

for Tony Fauci and Francis Collins and

32:04

all of you Deborah Brooks out there

32:07

that are watching, yes, I

32:09

just gave you the inside scoop on one of

32:11

our strategies. But let

32:13

it be known, it's just

32:15

one of many we are

32:18

implementing every single day. We

32:20

plan on outsmarting you. We

32:23

plan on waking up the

32:25

entire world and we plan

32:27

on winning.