HATE TO BREAK IT TO YA with Jamie Kennedy
Aug 6, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
This week on *Hate To Break It To Ya*, I dive into the release of Anthony Fauci's personal diary and why I think it's one of the most overlooked stories of the year. I walk through the entries that…
The summer of 2021 and then the Vex Izzle came out and then we had to fight till 2022.
And then when things partially opened, it was the end of 2022 and 2023. pretty much when everything i got better gigs but it was still a little bit it was really the end of 2023 i know a lot of people go oh the pandemic wasn't that long kind of was it kind of was it was kind of like a three and a half year in terms of like going out and selling out and being out there was summer of 2023 where you didn't have to worry about And you could go back to places and they didn't worry about that stuff.
Remember all the stuff? We weren't allowed to go to grocery stores unless you did certain things.
Um, but basically the pandemic was a thing where our whole world changed and it's people like me were born again in a new way with new eyes and new awareness.
The summer of 2021 and then the Vex Izzle came out and then we had to fight till 2022.
And then when things partially opened, it was the end of 2022 and 2023. pretty much when everything i got better gigs but it was still a little bit it was really the end of 2023 i know a lot of people go oh the pandemic wasn't that long kind of was it kind of was it was kind of like a three and a half year in terms of like going out and selling out and being out there was summer of 2023 where you didn't have to worry about And you could go back to places and they didn't worry about that stuff.
Remember all the stuff? We weren't allowed to go to grocery stores unless you did certain things.
Um, but basically the pandemic was a thing where our whole world changed and it's people like me were born again in a new way with new eyes and new awareness.
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