Examining Rising Deaths: Who's Really Responsible? | The Way I Heard It

Society is moving toward people not having personal responsibility for their behavior for their choices for their safety uh there's a great Wordsworth poem that he said in ourselves our safety must be sought by our own right hand it must be wrought we have to do it and and it won't be corporations and it won't be government uh and it won't be the police department none of those are present in your environment in the time that you're facing uh the kinds of risk that we face and even in the airplane it's your responsibility right it's you

I'll give you a really interesting example that after 9/11 uh there was a uh you know they they improved the the security of the cockpit and uh and various screening processes changed and uh they put US Marshals on board some flights but there's 20,000 flights a day and there's not 20,000 US Marshals on board and I I actually opposed it because what happens is that when you were if you were going to be facing somebody trying to get into the cockpit I want the passengers to get up and participate I don't want them to think

oh the government's going to take care of it in fact I wanted it in the uh in the uh in the pre-flight uh instructions from the say that if somebody tries to to get into the cockpit we rely upon the passengers to participate I want flight3 protect the cockpit that's right protect the cockpit door but governments don't do that because governments are in the total business of we'll take care of it we protect you in every regard it's the infantilizing of course of grown-ups yeah and and the and so you brought it up in the

in the in the context of skepticism and there's a great uh quote in that book by the way from uh from who was the great uh astronomer oh uh Carl Sean Carl Sean and it's a it's a beautiful quote give me the book real fast actually I'll find it so fast it's it's intentionally I know the quote on the very first page I know what you're going to I know what you're going to say list know how great this is if we are not able to ask skeptical questions or to interrogate those who tell us

that something is true to be skeptical of those in Authority then we're up for grabs for the next charlatan political or religious who comes along it wasn't enough Jefferson said to enshrine some rights in a constitution or a Bill of Rights this the punchline the people had to be educated and they had to practice their skepticism otherwise we don't run the government the government runs us and that is where we're living right now the fact that that's in this book which I haven't nearly plugged sufficiently uh and the fact that that came from a scientist

of course is wonderful yeah it's wonderful the book He's quoting from us called cause unknown and even though Gavin won't take credit for it he uh he's mostly responsible for it there's an intro by RFK Jr the book itself uh was written by Edward Dow famous Financial guy uh Black Rock ran A4 billion fund and good God man this book I mean I I know we're free associating and I know we're over an hour Chuck so but strap in it's going to go for a while um I uh I've never read a book like this

I've never seen so many pictures in such a serious book I've never seen I've never seen such footnoting I've never seen such backup folks this book has QR codes yeah hundreds of QR codes next to virtually every claim yeah and I scanned a dozen of them and it takes you down rabbit holes you probably don't want to explore but one of the things D does that's so great is he he basically says what I've tried to do in every crazy endorsement relationship I've ever had which is say don't take my word for it right just

don't take my word for this I I'm not an idiot I did my homework you do yours yeah and you you give people the resources and I mean I'm probably going to do a poor job of summing this up but you're just making a very compelling you're not even making a case you're you're asking some really uncomfortable questions about why 60,000 people have died in excess of that which we could reasonably expect what's the official term excess mortality yes yeah excess mortality is a measurement done by every every country that uh has a good organized

medical system and it's a measurement of how many people die every year which is about three and a half million people by the way Americans what ages are they what are the causes of death and we we know that you that number is going to be fairly constant and and and when you have excess mortality you always have to ask why right in this case it's excess mortality among the exact population that has no reason to Die Young fit healthy people working class Americans working age Americans pardon me and and working age Americans who are

working they are uh uh fit enough to go to work so they're they're not in the hospital and uh you know we had in 2021 we had 40% increase a 40% increase in death claims with for insurance companies it was unheard of there's a page in there that has all these news Australia had it the UK had it and so one of the questions we have to ask is did our Mass vaccination program end up harming some people let's say that all vaccines have the intention to uh benefit you by keeping you from some particular

disease measles moms polio whatever it is but all vaccines also have adverse effects for some people and that equation has got to be reasonable meaning it's got to be some people are going to be harmed by this vaccine but millions are going to be saved for example but that's not the way this Mass vaccination program worked it ended up harming a tremendous number of people who wouldn't be harmed young people and what that book lays out is it it asks the question it shows you athletes for example young athletes dying right on the basketball court

right in front of a of people never in the national news uh by the way always we had to get everything from local newspapers um but it shows you something that we've never seen nobody you know has ever been at a sporting event and some guy dropped dead and certainly no 16-year-old kid but there are hundreds of them in that book hundreds and the where they are you know they were publicly reported and they are young people who died in their sleep fit young athletes and so we just have to ask the question about what

are the possible causes and sometimes the possible causes uh you know are hard to find but in this case we at least have to be asking and I give you a fast example of something from the Wall Street Journal so when all these uh insurance companies reported this this enormous excess death among uh working age Americans Young Americans how the insurance companies know because they're paying debt benefits on them and and they're we know they're working because they're working for companies that provide that insurance and they're scrupulous at this point oh they they they are

in the business they're actuaries man they're in the business of they want to count every single one so the Wall Street Journal did an article about that acknowledging that the insurance companies were saying that they had a 40% increase in unexpected deaths they don't ensure expected deaths by the way so uh they had a 40% increase and the Wall Street Journal said they listed nine things that it could be um uh late diagnosis because of lockdowns uh delayed reaction from covid uh uh addiction uh suicide because of uh of layoffs and and you know lockdowns

and what have you they list nine things and they just don't bother to list the mass vaccination that was administered to working age Americans so you have to if you're not even willing to ask the question if it's a there's an electric fence around that topic right and electric fence topics are always um filled with and they are always um not able to resist scrutiny I'll give you some electric fence topics would be um you know uh uh transgender surgeries for people under 18 that's an electric fence topic I'm not allowed to ask any questions

about it I'm not allowed to say I don't know maybe maybe you don't start the hormone treatment until they're after 18 not this is forbidden speech in America um do vaccines cause adverse reactions childhood vaccines uh is the balance good on and there's obviously many different vaccine products including many that have been recalled so when they're when they're recalled because they were dangerous that tells you not every vaccine is perfect they're different products you need to just talk a little bit about back to um what's the promise safe and effective people need to understand what

that means to the FDA with with regard for instance and the CDC take small pox yeah what what qualifies is safe and effective for a small pox vaccine well it's the it's I'm glad you're asking because it's the perfect example so the if you go to the CDC website right now and you look up small poox and you look up the small poox vaccine they will tell you it's safe and effective if you go to the scripts Medical Center and look up small pox they will say it's not safe and effective uh the and so

there's a there's it's not a consensus on this thing but in the case of the um CDC website they then list the people who are most likely with a small pox vaccine which is a very bad vaccine by the way I mean it's it's got a lot of Adverse Events uh the list for you on the CDC website right now the people who are most likely to experience an adverse event from the small poox vaccine and I want to give you some examples of who those people are MH um people with a family history of

heart disease in other words 80% of the people in the United States um uh people with diabetes in other words 44% of the people United on and on I'm not going to give you the actual stats here but it's in that book uh by the time you're done with them telling you who it's not safe for nobody left nobody left and and yet they will use the phrase safe and effective for that and that phrase is like a you know a hit single that they can't stop singing the CDC is in the vaccine business they

only they never tell you about a vaccine problem they only tell you and by the way way just to correct myself on something they did tell us about a vaccine problem with the Johnson and Johnson covid vaccine but they didn't didn't pull it all they did is they put it on the package insert yes this can cause blood clots now they have on the package insert that this vaccine can cause myocarditis Mna and and fiser can cause myocarditis in young people well the problem is no consumer of a covid vaccine ever SE the package insert

right you go to a pharmacy and they give you the injection nobody says would you like to see the package insert before you make this decision and we weren't coming out of a time when people were reading the fine print people were desperate for an authoritative figure to give them the truth and what they found was they were living in an expert or an age where experts simply didn't agree on really anything at all I think about um I think about VI do man and and what happened with MC I I'll ask you about that

but by way of explanation I'll tell you in another life I was the Tylenol guy I did 30 ads for Tylenol right this is back in the uh God I wasn't in the '90s I guess it was in yeah mid 90s and you know they they had the line share of of the market and so it was a zero sum game everybody was taking any kind of aspirin is already taking it so the only way to get new share is to attack one or the other right so it's a knife fight in a in a

phone booth right and uh and I remember in the midst of all that learning that if aspirin came onto the market today as a new product it would never make it onto the Shelf because what 80,000 people a year wind up in the hospital with stomach bleeding I'm one of them yeah so that's where that's that's why this book matters and that's why that's why the Vio story is people mustn't forget that but what hope do we have of remembering that when we're currently in the process of trying to put Co in the rearview mirror

yeah we're not curious and we don't want to be skeptical it seems well I think people look governments are very sophisticated throughout history this is not a comment on the American government this is just governments and and people in power in general are in the business of saying we'll take care of it right we scare you first uh so it would be the you know the the witch doctor saying oh you have the snake in your soul and only these beads and he shakes it and he scares you and and you listen and nobody says

go and learn right everybody wants you to listen to Authority be it the chief of the village or the king or the president or whatever and so in the case of Vio as an example uh you know Vio there were 16 very important studies done on vix that were published in advance of it being put out they were favorable they they were all all written by people who worked for MC the manufacturer if you like what you heard won't you please sub I to and I hate to plead but please pretty freaking please please oh

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