The Highwire with Del Bigtree - BILL GATES AND MATT HANCOCK SQUIRM WHEN QUESTIONED BY REPORTERS

Episode Date: February 28, 2023

Disgraced Former UK Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, recently appeared on Good Morning Britain to promote his new book and got more than he bargained for when a co-host gave him the grilling of a lifetime for not following his own tyrannical social distancing guidance back in 2021. Bill Gates received a similar grilling recently over his relationship with convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

As we sort of, you know, ride this all out and we see the changes coming. One of the things, and I said this very early on, I'm really tired of you all like talking about the day as though they're this super evil elite group that we've got no control over. Like there's devil incarnate. Well, I will tell you that you can tell that they're human when they start getting grilled by news anchors, perhaps the same news anchors that were thinking they were heroes and putting them on thrones to begin with, and now they're starting to tear them down. There was a couple of great examples.

This is one of them out of the UK. Remember Matt Hancock? We talked about how the fact that this guy is a shield, has been a shell, pushed the imperial model, pushed all the draconian measures, and was a total hypocrite and liar. He, in the middle of making sure no one could touch each other, Matt Hancock's secret affair with A. Gina Kalladengalo is exposed after office snob. while COVID raged on.

I love that word snogs. You want to know what snogging looks like? This is what it looks like. This is, I guess, him at work or something like that, checking to see if anyone sees, totally unaware that he's got a surveillance camera that is the office or something, and he's snogging and obviously clearly breaking the law here,

his own law that he had put out there and made sure that no one could come this close together. And certainly not in a workplace. This is crazy. Okay, I think I've seen enough. I'm about to... I think I'm about to puke. All right, so somebody finally

really went at him on this justice. He's trying to get his career back together. Remember he kind of resigned. Now he's trying to revamp up and say, hey, I'm your favorite chill. What do you want me to do next? Well, the news in England isn't having it. Take a look at this interview.

This is fantastic. People find it remarkable that you got away with doing something that most other people weren't allowed to do. Well, it doesn't feel like I got away with it, Susanna. I mean, that's, you know, of course I wasn't, you know, the fact that it wasn't breaking the law

because the legal rules weren't in place. That's why I wasn't fine. But there was a ban on gathering indoors of two people. Exactly, I was about to say. So that's just the explanation for, I didn't get away with anything. In fact, on the contrary, you know, I've paid a... Did you receive a fine?

No, because what I did wasn't against the law. And you're fine for breaking the law. But I did break the guidelines, and I resigned, and I took accountability for my error. Was there not a ban at the time on meeting indoors for people outside of your family, unless it was reasonably necessary for work purposes? These have been confirmed to us by Adam Wagner,

the barrister from Doughty Street Chambers, who, as we know, keeps the receipts on all the legal changes at the time. Based on what we know, he says, this seems to me to have been an illegal gathering. No, I didn't break the law. And there were fines issued, as we all know. Why didn't you break the law?

Was it reasonably necessary for work purposes? No, the guidance was in place at the time with the... No, you're pivoting. You are pivoting to social distancing. I'm sorry. I'm not talking about social distancing guidelines. I'm talking about the law. They were the guidelines that I broke.

It might well have been, and you definitely broke those. because you were definitely not a metre away from Canada. I'm talking about the law. England was at stage two of COVID restrictions. I'm not sure that's the case. I am absolutely sure that's the case. Right. I don't have the dates in front of me. And...

You were health secretary at the time. You brought the regulations in. Of course. Of course. And I don't have them in front of me. If anybody should have known the law, it would have been you. Of course, absolutely. It happened on the 6th of May.

We were still on stage 2. It was a breach of the law. No. It wasn't a breach of the law. It was a breach of the guidelines, and I've been through that. If the law says that no person may participate in a gathering which consists two or more people and takes place indoors, the only exemption was work purposes where it was reasonably necessary. You must be arguing it was reasonably necessary. No, I'm obviously, you know, that's obviously not, I wouldn't make that argument.

But the guidelines were in place on social distancing. And so was the law. They were the, no, the law on this point, I can't remember the exact dates, but it was lifted in April and I remember that. On the 14th of May, that law was changed and we went into stage three. There were further stages after that point. There were. There were.

There was. That was on the, that was in April. The change came into. Anyway, I've been through this endlessly, this, this, point. And I've explained it. You've been through it endlessly, but you don't know what the law was at the time. I know exactly. I do. And I'm explaining it to you. You said you don't and you didn't have the dates in front of you. But when I gave you the dates, you say it didn't, it wasn't

in existence at the time. No, that's right. The, I, the guidelines were in place and I accept that I broke the guidelines, but I didn't break the law. I absolutely love every uncomfortable second of that. I think that should be like journalism of the year award right there. I love how she just grills him. And then he's like, obviously, I've been dealing with this a lot. Like, you've been dealing with a lot, but you still don't know what the dates are? Absolutely priceless moment. And it just, I mean, these are just, as I've said before, these are not elite geniuses. These are just human morons. And speaking of one of the biggest morons out there, how about somebody that would like to, I don't know, have us all eating synthetic food and blocking the sun,

to make sure it's a little bit breezier on earth here. Of course, I'm talking about none other than Bill Gates, and it doesn't appear that he's going to get a free ride from the media either. This is a recent interview. Take a look at this. One of the issues that stogged you is that of your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Do you regret the relationship that you maintained with him against Melinda's advice and wishes? Oh, I've said that I'm, I mean, this is, you're going way back in time.

But, yeah, I will say for the, you know, over a hundred time. Yeah, I shouldn't have had dinners with him. Epstein had a way of sexually compromising people. Is that what Melinda was warning you about? No. I mean, it's... No, I had dinner with him and that's all. And that you regret the relationship, the acquaintance? That I had dinner with him. And the relationship between the Foundation and Epstein, which... There never was any relationship of any kind.

I love it, man. You know, the castles are crumbling. These castles on sand are crashing down. I mean, just think about how outrageous these statements are. And no, he shouldn't be up there all alone. How about all the politicians that were flying around with Epstein? Where are they? They should be being grilled, too.

And how about that list? How about the Just Lane Maxwell's list? Is everyone tired of the cover-up that's happening inside of our own government and our judicial system? I am. and I am sure that there are others out there. But just think about what he's saying. Yeah, I hung with a guy a lot. A guy that we know is trafficking children

as a way to sort of buy power in our country, and everyone has sort of admitted to that that talks about it, but he was just doing business. He was just a good chef or he liked good restaurants. Come on, Bill, you're digging yourself deeper. When we look at all these things, folks, all I want to say is, clearly we're winning, clearly we're moving in the right direction we have a lot of work to do some of that's personal work now

i really do you know in order to really move the rest of the people that are now on the fence i think it's not just about showing them what they should have been afraid of but also showing them you know what good human beings are like remind them again people that actually get to speak their mind that we love to talk about the topics that we do and we're gregarious and we're fun when we do it We're healthy. We need to start leading. And I know that I'm talking to the right audience when I'm talking to you as being a part of that process. Let's lead by example and not be following people like Bill Gates any longer. In fact, I think Bill Gates should probably be behind bars.