Aug 24, 2026 · 1 hr · 23 segments
Interview with Jeffrey Tucker of the Brownstone Institute on Fauci’s Covid diaries, why nobody will be held accountable for the Covid disaster, and why this pattern keeps repeating from the 2008…
Jeffrey TuckerGuestPeter St. OngeHost
And of course, sure enough, they did come out with this report on February 25th, 2020, saying the Chinese people were united in their great will to conquer the microbial kingdom.
It's shades of, I think it was the Durants, but, you know, there were a number of journalists, Lippmann, I believe, back in the 20s through the 50s, where they would go over to Soviet Union.
As silly as these seem today, because we now know how terrible life was in the Soviet Union, these were very, very important in terms of propaganda for selling this vision that communism was going to fix the world.
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particular, and the New York Times received multiple Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting on the COVID era.
Yeah, and so, now, you remember early on in COVID, the very first couple of weeks, we had all these videos of people walking around China dropping dead.
I mean, it's like a thing from a Hollywood movie, right? I mean, in fact, there is a movie that foreshadowed this.
I remember we were about a month into lockdown, so I was like, well, I'm bored.
yeah
planners made the movie to explain to other planners exactly how this is going to go but it was almost exactly and hilariously in the movie The CDC doesn't really do anything other than just place frantic phone calls and walk quickly down hallways together saying, well, we've got to deal with this.
How are we going to deal with it? Well, the only answer is masks and social distancing.
And of course, sure enough, they did come out with this report on February 25th, 2020, saying the Chinese people were united in their great will to conquer the microbial kingdom.
It's shades of, I think it was the Durants, but, you know, there were a number of journalists, Lippmann, I believe, back in the 20s through the 50s, where they would go over to Soviet Union.
As silly as these seem today, because we now know how terrible life was in the Soviet Union, these were very, very important in terms of propaganda for selling this vision that communism was going to fix the world.
in
particular, and the New York Times received multiple Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting on the COVID era.
Yeah, and so, now, you remember early on in COVID, the very first couple of weeks, we had all these videos of people walking around China dropping dead.
I mean, it's like a thing from a Hollywood movie, right? I mean, in fact, there is a movie that foreshadowed this.
I remember we were about a month into lockdown, so I was like, well, I'm bored.
yeah
planners made the movie to explain to other planners exactly how this is going to go but it was almost exactly and hilariously in the movie The CDC doesn't really do anything other than just place frantic phone calls and walk quickly down hallways together saying, well, we've got to deal with this.
How are we going to deal with it? Well, the only answer is masks and social distancing.
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