The Highwire with Del Bigtree - DEL ANSWERS POST-ELECTION QUESTIONS LIVE

Episode Date: November 9, 2024

In a rare opportunity for our amazing supporters, Del takes live calls from our audience answering your questions about this journey and Del’s thoughts on how this new administration can harbor real change in the massively broken public health space.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

Why don't we see what some of you think about it? I'm open to all of your questions. So we're going to call it on the wire with Dell Bigtree. You can call in right now, 878-378-W-I-R-E. I have no idea what the first question is, but I know that we've got it up. I'm going to turn over to camera four. And hopefully this works. We haven't really done the system.

And so who's my first caller? Chris from Florida. Chris, what's your question? Thanks, so. With a lot of his own finances, Trump might seem to own himself, though, his actions tell another story, and actions that RFK Jr. might find difficult to overcome if Trump doesn't repudiate them by repealing also what he can, which he can do with bad executive orders that he signed and show that he is indeed his own man.

And I'm referring to a few data points I'm about to give and more that are posted on my site that the liberation on the Trump is deep state blog. Number one, President Trump awards presidential commendations to Operation Warp Speed Team January 19th, 2021. And that's just- Do you have a question? I mean, I prefer we stick to questions. Do you have a question?

If you want to have your own show, you could do that. But I want to just answer a question so that I can get to the other questions. Oh, well, would you agree that Trump should not have, for instance, awarded presidential accommodations to the Operation Warp Speed team and that he should have fired Fauci. Oh, yeah. So I got the question. He should have included in Warped Speed. Here's what I would say. And this is a very important question for everyone in our movement. You know, I don't agree with Operation Warp Speed. It didn't seem like the world's greatest idea to me.

And if you were watching the highway, you saw all the problems that were in the trials, the animal trials prior to the vaccine. Once Warp Speed was announced, I realized there was going to be a major problem because they're going to rush a vaccine. But I also knew that they were going to show the world how vaccines are made. In investigation, no one was believing us, that they don't have long-term safety trials, that they rush these things on the market. So it was an opportunity for us to show the world how this is done. And frankly, the real truth is, is believe it or not, the COVID vaccine went through the most thorough, maybe arguably the most thorough trial we've seen of a vaccine. It's not saying much for that vaccine.

I'm not promoting the vaccine. What I'm saying is the childhood vaccine is so untested that that actually would have been a model example. It's still horrible. It still didn't show us anything. It wasn't long enough to see any of the issues. And we're learning more and more through the Pfizer papers in the great book by Naomi Wolf, all that they did know but we're hiding. And, you know, but this is what I want to say about President Trump.

First of all, he's not a virologist or a vaccinologist or any of that. He's the president of the United States. And when you put yourself in that position, you're not a scientist, you want to do what's right. Here's what I would say about that. And it was a question that came up as we discussed it with Robert Kennedy and what are we going to do when we go in. This is what I say about President Trump. And I do believe that this is true. And I think he represented this.

He was president for the entire country. This is a country that did believe in vaccinations, did believe that we were under threat by a COVID virus. And who wouldn't under the circumstances, every single, you know, professional, that you could really see on a television was telling you we had this COVID pandemic. And so Donald Trump, I think, should say this, I made a vaccine faster than anybody. For everyone that wanted a vaccine, he made a vaccine faster than any president had, gave more funding into the vaccine program than any president ever had. I'm not crazy about that, but there are a lot of Americans that were, and then delivered

that vaccine faster than anyone in history. But let's remember, he always said, I would never mandate this, I don't believe in mandates, but I got you that vaccine as fast as anyone's ever done it. So for people to believe in vaccines, you know, hip, hip, hooray. But he also did something else. He didn't just stop there. He was the one that went out and said, you know what? I've heard of this drug called hydroxychloroquine. I saw some studies in France. He was really talking about Zelenko up in New York that was having amazing success with an available, very affordable drug that looked like it could do almost the same thing before the vaccine ever came along. And he made sure that was distributed across the country.

Now, the FDA got in the way, and all sorts of, you know, swamp creatures around him really messed up the distribution of that. But remember, not only did he see it, I mean, really like a true general that doesn't just march his children and put them on the front lines. He went on the front lines and he took the stuff himself and kept saying, I'm taking it, said, I think it's working for me. And so, you know, what else do you want from somebody? And then ultimately, he's always said, you know, I don't care if you take drugs or vaccines. my administration would never force these things on you. And I think you should say something like so for all of you people that don't want to touch the pharmaceutical products, the free country, you want to go out jogging, drink orange juice

in the middle of the pandemic, that's your decision. Remember, he wasn't wearing masks. He was trying to open up. He had bureaucracy all around him. And yes, I would say the great failing in here was not firing Fauci and all of the liars and scoundrels around him. But even he is saying now, I really sort of, you know, I wanted to clean up the swamp. I didn't know I need to fill thousands of positions.

I could have done a better job. And look, you can ask for someone to, you know, bend a knee and apologize and all those things. I don't think Donald Trump's designed that way. But look at what he did do. This time around, he put together a group of rivals. He brought in Robert Kennedy Jr., who he knows has issues with the COVID vaccine. That's not stopping him. Brought in Tulsi Gabbard, another Democrat to talk about all the military that she wants to get involved.

Brought in Elon Musk to say, hey, help me get rid of all. policies, run AI, use AI to study the government instead of the people, the United States of America. Go in and find out what the abuses of power are. Where's the money being robbed from us? That's someone that I think is showing, by example, he's able to move forward, modernize, and take a different approach. That's what I think is important in this conversation. Ask him to genuflect over an issue, it's not going to happen. And frankly, I don't care. Robert Kennedy Jr. is about to have effect over the regulatory agencies, and that's what matters. question. Judah from Maryland. What's your question? Hey Dale, how are you? Very good. How are you doing?

I'm doing great. I've been watching you for years and a huge fan of the show. I'll get rid of the question. So is Bobby is Bobby Kennedy likely to have a cabinet position like health department or something like that? And would you have any involvement in the Trump administration? Great questions. I will say that, you know, one of the things that you can say is Donald Trump has said publicly, he doesn't like talking about things before the election is over. He's superstitious that way. So really, all of these conversations just started yesterday, right? After the election, everyone started meeting and having conversations like that. That is where the conversation is at with Robert Kennedy Jr. should he have a czar-like position? Should he have a position actually in the government, in one of these regulatory agencies or something like that, that is being bounced around the table right now. That decision has not yet been made, but when it's made, it will be announced by President Trump as it should and nobody else, and I'm certainly not going to be involved in that. I don't have a plan on being involved in government.

I don't know how I'd be able to juggle that, and I don't think I'd legally be allowed to do this. I don't really, am not inspired to walk away from the work that I'm doing here, but I am allowed to be a part of the conversation about who's going to be able to be able to be able to be able to about who I, you know, at least put into the hat, people that I think would be really dynamic and spectacular in these regulatory agencies. And I'm having some fun. I had an amazing day yesterday where you pinch yourself. I was in West Palm Beach in exactly those conversations.

So, as always, I go where God guides me right now. There's not a door open into politics. And I don't want one to open. Don't get any ideas. All right. Next question. Who we got? Thank you.

Joanna from Oregon. Say hi. Johan, you there? Oh, yes, hi. I didn't hear my name. Okay. Your team is amazing. You guys absolutely made the difference.

Thank you, thank you, deep gratitude. In the spirit of RFK Jr.'s parent's legacy of encouraging debate at the dinner table, would the high wire be willing to add an education project with tools specifically to help us bridge the divide with our family and friends who are still brainwashed by MSM and a public forum for us to learn from each other's experience but most importantly to get to the truth maybe it could be called discerning truth dinner campaign weekly conversation topics questions fact goal of seeking truth critical thinking finding common ground with a focus on children's health and then a way to report back with this beautiful high wire community uh that is a really great idea we're going to write that down those are types of things we look at you know we've

We've looked at, can we create a game? Can you imagine a game that the family could all play? What are things that we could do to start sparking the conversation around, you know, medical freedom especially? If it got into politics, again, that'd be hard for the high wire and I can to do. So I'll leave that to, you know, something else, someone else is creating or maybe something else I get involved with. But really around health, yeah, you're going to start to see a lot of this.

So it's really why we're trying to expand and do things like off the record and, and, and do this high wire plus programming. The hope being that we can get more of the people that are watching, more of the viewers to give them enough that they say, you know what, I'll donate five or $10 a day because it's those donations that allow us to expand out and try other things like education and materials. We have a bunch, but they're all mostly for adults. We did put out the incredible children's book that think is our most successful book out there. I'm unvaccinated and that's okay. So we are looking at children. I spent some time with Charlie Kirk and all the work that he's done with turning point. I just toured his campus last week. It's incredible. And I did get sparked a lot of

ideas that they do like that. The interaction with the public, with children, getting families, you can get people to talk. It's a great idea. So for those of you out there, if you haven't donated yet, yeah, I think we have the type of team that could do that really well, get Aaron and Siri. How do we take this information that's that we can create discussions? But one of the things I will say, and I'm very proud to say, is I get stopped by lots of homeschool parents out there that say that, you know, the high wire is part of the curriculum in their house, both on free speech, but on the medical issues. We're really proud to be part of, you know, creating conversations in those homeschool families. All right. Thank you. Jenna, is it Jenna from Texas?

All right, Jenna from Texas. What's your question? Hey, Del. I am wondering if you think Fauci will be held accountable under Trump and Bobby. That's a good question. I will say this. There is so much that has to be. done and so much that has to go on. There's thousands of positions that have to be filled. The conversation right now is not, even though I like mainstream media would like to say that, you know, Trump is calling for retribution, I mean, shocking from the networks that have done nothing but celebrate all the lawfare against President Trump, all the ridiculous lawsuits, all the lawfair against Robert Kennedy, all the lawsuits trying to get him off the ballot in the 50 states

that he was on. And then they say, Trump's going to go after, you know, those that try to stop him, as though, like, that's all they've been doing. It's not, I wouldn't say it's a priority. And I know I have said on this show, secretly, I really do believe that Fauci committed crimes. I think that that will probably be more in the attorney's general position, somewhere they'll have to decide. And maybe some of these investigations that go on as transparency happens, right?

What's got to happen is you've got to take all the corruption out of these regulatory agencies, but here's what's going to happen. I can, and the work that we do is not going to stop. In fact, it's going to be more important than ever, because now when we put in FOIA requests, we know that on the other side will be an administration saying, give them the truth, give them all the answers. I want to make this really clear. Just because you take the government, the government is not actually allowed to just like open up their books and say, here you go, and present information you're not asking for.

FOIA will still be the way that we find out all the lies, all the deceit, what they knew, what they didn't know. But now we're not going to have redactions. We're going to have heads of FDA, heads of CDC, heads of NIH to say, yeah, no, give that information in public. We are now, we're now an administration that believes in transparency. We are now going back to being led by the people for the people of the people. And so the people are asking, they're our boss. Let them see the documents. And that's where we'll see where this all leads.

And I would guess more likely it's going to be a private legal case that will find standing in some way from the documents that I can't produces, when we start getting the truth of what happened, what did Fauci know, what did, you know, Redfield, what did all these people know, what were they saying to each other, you know, what was the, what was the science that they were looking at? We're going to get to the bottom of that. So if anyone brings the case, it may more likely be Aaron Siri and I can than the government itself. But as I said, none of that's being converted. It's not a part of the conversation right now. There's too much to do. All right. Next question. Christina from Florida. Hi, Del. This is Christina.

Hi. Thank you so much for this incredible show. I say that about so many of your shows, but this one was just absolutely incredible. So thank you. Thank you very much. My question was one of curiosity with Bobby. Was it ever a consideration that he could be the VP with Trump? It just would be such a sign of unity.

I just wondered that. You know, one of the things that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, You know, Bobby has said publicly and was true. We did, there were like these, you know, these murmurs that would come from the Trump campaign that he really wanted very early on to consider Bobby as VP. Now, I was not inside the Trump campaign, but there were people that would come and say they were representing the campaign, not so high up. And we would say, was that real? Was they for real? Were they really connected? So I don't want to put anything on the Trump campaign.

But it did seem like we were being told by inside the. sources that, you know, if there was a board, Bobby Kennedy was very high up on that board for VP. And we were wondering when these meetings started happening, but it literally, remember, that bullet grazed, you know, Trump's ear, I think it was the day before, was it not, or maybe just a couple days right before the Republican convention, where President Trump had already selected J.D. Vance, that's right when the meetings began. So I think really, if that was going to happen. It was too late. You know, President Trump would have probably had to renege on whatever agreement he made. Again, I am speculating here. We don't know. All I know is that's when

that conversation began. And really, I think that I'm not sure that that was ever an interest. Robert, Bobby never really expressed interest in VP. He really is where he wants to be because the VP ends up, you know, it would have to be sort of redesigned in order to be involved with regulatory agencies. Bobby really said, if I'm going to do this, I want the regulatory agencies. So I think, though it would look great, it would be amazing the two of them standing together. First of all, I think J.D. Vance has been amazing. The debates have been amazing. When you see him, you know, writing that letter rebuking Ireland, I love things about J.D. that way. So I think, you know, inside of this big divine plan, which seems to be coming

together beautifully, everyone's exactly where they should be. And that's what I would say on that. Okay, next question. Angie from Arizona. Angie, hello. Hi, Del. Thank you for having us. You bet. Hi.

Hello? I can hear you. Go ahead. Hi. First and foremost, I do have a question, but I have my daughter who wants to say something really quick to you. Okay. Hello, Mr. Dell Victory. I've been following you since South 4 and now I'm 8.

I was there at the, what was you? Defeat the mandates in Washington, D.C. and when I was five years old, and thank you for helping with the children's health defense. And thank you for fighting for children. Oh, wow. Well, thank you. And I have to say, you are very well spoken for eight years old. you hit all the talking points, the locations, the names. It was very impressive, which means you're obviously, you know, very well educated by your family. And if you're watching the high wire, that's certainly helping with that project. So keep up the great work and continue speaking like you are.

I think you sound like you could be a public speaker. Maybe you'll have a job just like this someday. All right, what's the question? I want to help you someday. Okay. Oh, I'd love that. My question is, what I'm really excited about is, do you and Bobby have any plans to visit the 1986 Act and to reverse it? You know, we, and I can, we've looked at that fairly extensively, and I believe at C.D, they have to, I have to.

they have to. That is a very, as far as, if I'm correct, and Aaron in Syria, it'd be better at answering it. But every time we've looked at it, that really doesn't sit in the purview of an executive order. You have to get, it's a congressional, it's set up by the Congress, so the Congress has to be involved in that process. So you'd have to start a campaign amongst, you know, the politicians and your representatives, that that's something you want. That's really going to take more of a grassroots effort. It can't be just. just, you know, dictate it down, if you will, by executive order in some way. But it's also really not the nature, I think, of how this is all going to happen.

The truth is that we don't need some iron fist to come in and start taking things away or moving, you know, have vaccines or all of that. The truth is what's really going to happen is just making the science transparent and available. Taking the databases that have been hidden from the world and say, no, these are your databases. all the names are redacted and allow scientists from universities and around the world to look at, do comparative studies of over 10 million people, all their health records in there. How are vaccines affecting our lives?

I believe that through the transparency of science, it won't last long if you go in and just use a heavy fist to get your way, which is how CNN and MSNBC and all these things are describing Bobby, it's not who he is. And frankly, we don't have all the answers. We really don't know where, you know, vaccines and fluoride and pesticides and herbicides and chemicals and P-Fast and plastics and, you know, where do all of these things link into these issues? But we do have the databases capable of figuring that out. We got Elon Musk along with us with some AI and maybe Nicole Shanahan will jump in there, you know, so there's really talented people. We've been blocked from doing the science. So what we would like to see, I think, at least certainly what I'd like to see.

And it's sort of one of the ideas that we're putting forward is let the side. science be what guides this, so that people watch it in real time, instead of just say, well, they just got their way. No, you're going to watch science happen. And through the transparency of science, the government will have to follow. And that's what we're going to do versus like coming in and just sort of striking things and trying to get our way. And we're going to let the science do the heavy lifting. All right. Margaret from Canada.

Margaret. Hello? Hi. Hi. Hi, yes. From Ontario, Canada. All right. a great opportunity to be on. So my question is, what was the turning point for you and understanding

that Trump was the man of integrity and for the people and had the best interests of all Americans at heart? It's a really good question. I mean, I'll say, as soon as the conversation started, you know, So Bobby is relating to us on the team. You know, President Trump is not really the person that I thought I knew in meeting him. He just, he had really, really great interactions with him. And also said the people around him, Bobby really loved Don Jr. Said, just a great guy. And actually, they shared a lot of common interest.

Don very much loves the environmental work. He sees it as conservation, which I think we've got to work on some of this language. because if conservative seed is conservation and, you know, the left sees it as environmentalism, is if we can keep all of this, you know, sort of global terror away and say, don't we all want just clean water, rivers, you know, want to eat the fish coming out of the river, eat a deer, it's not poison because the environment is somehow toxic, all those things. So there was a lot of meeting of the minds there. But it did come down to, I would say that obviously was the big question.

For those that know Bobby Kennedy and the work that he's done or is Washington, this show long enough. You know, even in the first 2017, right after President Trump was nominated the first time, he had a meeting up in Trump Towers and offered Robert Kennedy Jr. a vaccine safety commission. Bobby was told to go in front of the cameras, did go in front the cameras, said, I've been asked to head a vaccine safety commission. And then just hours later, the whole story changed and the administration said, oh, Bobby was mistaken. Bobby was very upset about that. And by the way, carried that all the way into these conversations. So over those weeks, he's like, I don't know, how can I trust him after it felt like I was promised something was taken away?

So the final day, we all went to Hianas Port. There was family members. There was, you know, people from the campaign. And then really big thought leaders, people that are like superheroes in the world. You know every one of them were zooming in that couldn't make it there in person to give their thoughts on the subject. But what we all, and I've said it before, you know, that we all brought our different perspective to the table. And one thing that's beautiful about Bobby is he didn't want it easy. In fact, I showed up that morning with like a spiritual sense it was the wrong move.

I'll just say that. Someday I'll write a book and get in the details of what I shared with him. But I called him very early in the morning. I said, Bobby, can I meet you beforehand? Because I just, you know, I'm not sure this is the right move. But I don't want to say it in front of your family. I know that you're struggling to get them all aligned with you. And I don't.

He's like, no, no. Well, he's like, meet me down the beach. I'm going for a swim. So I met him on the beach. I laid out all of my issues. And he said, no, I want my family, want everyone to hear. I want everyone to hear all of the ideas today. We're all going to decide this together.

And what I can say is this. The biggest concern was, you know, can you trust President Trump? But many people that had business dealings with him and knew him very well, said he is a man of his word. He actually has followed through and everything I've done. But here's what really did it for us. As the day went along, we realized that there was other really powerful, great people. Tucker Carlson was helping to go to. this thing between President Trump and Robert Kennedy Jr. saying we want to see this happen. Joe Rogan wanted to see this happen. Elon Musk wanted to see this happen. These people were all in different ways, you know, weighing in. And so we realized, you know, this is a different moment. This isn't Bobby all alone in a room and comes out and someone can say, I never said that or that wasn't what was said. We realized that there was powerful thought leaders that were all in the room essentially saying, Bobby, we're going to stand with you. We're going to make sure this happens. And not that that was necessary.

But that's what sort of, I would say, was the turning point where we realized, you know what, there's enough people that want this, enough people that trust President Trump and that he trusts, that he trusts, that we felt like that created a larger trust that would make this happen. And that's where I think, that's what I think really turned the corner. And then, frankly, what other choice did we have? I mean, that is really the truth. I mean, where else were we going to go? We recognize that day as we're looking at it. We are being censored. I can't.

I was like, no matter how great a video I'm making, we still can't get. of the Democrats to see you, baby boomers don't even know you're alive. There's no way for us to win this. So you're either going to be a martyr or you're going to have to take a chance because Kamala Harris, even though Bobby offered it, was offering us nothing but ridicule and attack. So she wasn't going to offer Bobby a position. But President Trump was saying, I want to save children's lives. And we did reflect on the fact that he'd made that point in his previous when he'd run in 2016. So all of those things came together. I feel like we felt. like, you know, Trump was maybe a little bit softer, wiser person, maybe from the assassination

attempts, those things weighed in. And I would say after making that decision and in the interactions and especially what just happened over the last couple of days and yesterday, this is really happening. And I saw a lot of the fears. There were concerns we had, too. I do not have those concerns now. Who should be concerned are all of the corrupt entities that are inside of our regulatory agencies right now. All of those people that have been lying on the news and spreading lies and

dis and misinformation, they better be concerned right now because there is a massive change coming into this government. This is going to be a government by the people for the people. And our regulatory agents are going to start working for us. And that is only made possible by President Trump and a courage and a real dedication right now. Because think about it, he wants to leave a legacy. He only has four years to do it. In many ways, the last four years were erased for all the different reasons. He's got four years. I think he sees that making America healthy again, having a recognizable difference,

will put him on the map forever. All right. Allie? Ellie from California. What is your question? You know, I told them that I really just wanted to give you positive feedback more than anything. I live in Silicon Valley, which is your question. is arguably the most blue part of the entire country.

And your show was like the number one thing that helped me to keep my sanity over the last four years. I am so grateful to you guys. You had so much really important information that I was able to put into a blog. I made blog posts about all kinds of different topics that I learned from the highwire. And one of those blog posts that I made was just a ton of information about why hydroxychloroquine work. I had another blog post about why Ivermectin worked. Both of those pages were completely taken down by Google, but then luckily I found out that they were actually archived on the way

back machine. But just your information has been so important and valuable. I was able to share it with many other people, and I just wanted to tell you guys, thank you so much for all the hard work that you've done. It really has made a difference for so many people. And especially being in Silicon Valley, it's like I am like one of the very few people who's kind of woken up in my era. More and more and more people are waking up, but there's a long way to go and you guys are keeping me saying. So thank you so much. Thank you, Ellie. I appreciate that. And by the way, thank you for taking that next step and sharing the information, even writing yourself, you know, putting it together. That is what really makes a difference. That's how this thing gets

exponential. That it's not just you watching a show, but you take that information and distributing it in a way that you're moved to do that. That's all I can ask of everybody that watches the show. And some people aren't writers. They aren't speakers. They find some other way. But if we all just sort of really move on our instincts, move on what I would say, that door that opens and say, you know what I think I could do? Don't just think you can do it, do it. And I love hearing that story, Ellie. It's a great story. Okay. Athena from California. What is your question? Yay. Hi, Del. Such an honor to talk to you. It's good to talk to you. Hi, so I'd love to the, thank you.

So I'd love the previous eight-year-old caller because I'm sort of calling on behalf of the children. So I wonder if even President Trump realizes this, but there's still kids across California who are kicked out of school like three and four years now because of our vaccine laws. And I was wondering if you could speak to those families and offer us any help. hope, if there's a possibility that something may happen at the federal level to get these kids back in school. And as you're talking, like the thought that's coming to me is executive order, federal funding may be cut off to any public school that does not allow for religious, philosophical, and we don't really even have medical exemption here in California.

Yeah. Well, look, I know that President Trump did say that on the campaign. That was an idea that he had was, you know, to pull public, you know, federal funding from public schools that, you know, don't allow you an option out. I don't know if that's possible. I don't know if he'll follow through on that. And those are the types of things I think are going to be on the table where, you know, there's things that you say, ideas that you have, can we implement that, or would that

be the best way to do it? All of that, I think, are a part of the conversations. In that case, though, you know, we also cannot just. just expect the executive branch of this government to fix all those issues. I think in many ways ICANN is going to get there faster. We are, you know, we did just win the university system. They now have religious exemption. We are, you know, I don't talk, I've said it before, I don't talk about all the lawsuits. We win little small lawsuits that are very specific, sort of death by a thousand cuts, but they're all working to a larger issue. I also want to say this, that

PERC, which is a nonprofit that we work with and we do some work with. They're doing amazing work with lawsuits and stuff specifically on that issue. So instead of, you know, hoping there's so much to do inside the federal government and to be specific to a certain state on an issue, that may happen. But right now, you really just need to support ICANN and those groups that are bringing the lawsuits because that's really the easier way to do this. I mean, when a president starts affecting state law with it like a, you know, a heavy hand, in many ways it goes against, you know, the ideas of liberty and, you know, certain libertarian values,

conservative values, you'd like to use less of the government. You'd like to get the government out of the way. And so those are the things that you grapple with because you may get the fix in that moment, but then you sort of set a precedence for bringing more federal powers upon. things. So those are the conversations that are happening. It's not a bad idea. I know President Trump said it. I don't know how that will all play out. I do know this. Everyone is aware that California has an issue. It bothers everyone in this government right now that you don't have an option for your children. And so that is being looked at in many different directions.

But I think in many ways, Aaron Siri is going to continue to battle there. And as I said, the other states. And one way or the other, that hope. is in the future. But I would say this. If you live in a state where they're forced vaccinating your child, there's no bars on the edges of those states. We left. I left my family. I left California when it started getting dangerous. I went to Texas. There's plenty of states where you do not have that right taken away. I know it's hard to move. I know it seems scary. But I would say, please, whatever you do, don't just do something to your children because you feel like you're trapped. When I find, when I decide I have to do something, God does provide and helps make that

happen. So that's what I'd say there. Help is on the way, how fast, you know, we're working as fast as we can in many different ways. All right. Next. Pierre from New Jersey. Peter, Peter from New Jersey. Yes, I'm here. Hi, Peter. What's your question? Hi, Del. Hi, Del. Thank you, and thanks to the whole Highwire team for doing what you do. Your efforts are really unique and amazing, and I am convinced that one day we will win and that the future looks bright. My question is regarding CDC whistleblower, William Thompson, I'm not the only one wondering what the current situation is with him. With the new administration, is there any hope of getting him to testify before Congress

to tell his story regarding the fraud with the CDC's MMR studies? You know, the truth is, is that he has testified behind closed doors. There's some nuance to this story, whether or not he wants to do that. I've had a couple of conversations with him since making Vaxed. At first, he seemed very angry about Baxed, but ironically, as we were going to ASIP meetings and things, I had an opportunity to meet with him a few times. He actually really does care about children.

He cares about these issues, and every once in a while he'll send me a little note of something that I should be looking for, something that maybe I'd be interested in looking into. I think he's on the verge of retirement. I know he's considering should he write a book and do things like that. In many ways, I think that that hearing is something you do in order to try and bring attention to the conversation. There's a lot of issues around that hearing that I think we're already passed. And frankly, it's like going and, you know, we have just jumped to a whole other level. We're talking about being able to rebuild the regulatory agencies of the United States of America

and really just get to the bottom of the evidence that we know is there and get it out to the people and make the change that need to happen. That hearing was always a hope to try and spark something close to this. I will tell you yesterday, I was saying to Aaron Siri, in all of our plans, in all of our discussions about all the lawsuits, And we had sort of like a 10-year plan. COVID clearly accelerated a lot of the work that we were doing. But I said to Aaron, did you ever like, we never had. And after we've sued the, you know, the regulatory agencies and bothered them for seven years, we'll just take over the regulatory agencies and put the right people in power or in place to do good science. That was never, I would have said, that's crazy talk. We are in a whole other world now. We're in another world. So going back to those were at. to try and get to something, I think it would be a step backwards in many ways. We're going to get better, cleaner evidence and have real science done.

I think that that will be more of the focus. But William Thompson, if you're out there, you know, I'm saying hi. And, you know, we will probably have a conversation with him about some of his ideas of how you would make CDC more effective. How do we make sure a fraudulent study like the one done on MMR never happens again? Thank you for your question. All right. Diane from Texas, what is your question? Well, first of all, thank you for all that you do.

Love Jeffrey Jackson. I do too. Good. I would like to ask if you heard anything in regards to the agreement with who and practically giving up our sovereignty. Did you hear any rumors about what might happen there? With the WHO agreement. I will say in the, you know, like I said, a lot of these conversations are only just beginning as of yesterday.

That hasn't come up in all the conversations that we've had. I think there's sort of way too many nuts and bolts that are being dealt with right now. But I will say, you know, let's remember that one of the things that President Trump did do was defund WHO. He pulled the funding that the United States of America had with the WHO. We did a lot of reporting on that during his first term, and we were very excited about that. And when America pulled the funding from the WHO, that made Bill Gates the number one funding body of the WHO.

A very scary thought, more than China or the other nations that were involved. It's supposed to be a World Health Organization. It really became the Bill Gates Foundation. I would guess because what President Trump does talk about is he clearly doesn't like this whole global push to sort of destroy our sovereignty. I think that that's something that you'll see probably something similar to that with drawing funds using a little more strength. And frankly, I don't think any of us have to worry that over the next four years, somehow the WHO is going to overcome our sovereignty and our borders. You just got a president that absolutely believes in having sovereignty and borders.

So I think we can all breathe easy for a moment. Let's not take our eye off the prize. And I think there's also something like 20 is a 24, 26 states, Attorney Generals are pushing back. Some states are saying we will never adhere to a WHO treaty. So again, a lot of these things, you just want to inspire the states. You want localized government to really be asserting their power here too. You don't want to just say it's all up to your federal government if it's not necessary. But I think good days ahead on those issues.

And we will make sure for certain. I know Robert Kennedy Jr. will be making sure. that Trump doesn't take his eyes off of that very problematic machine that wants to have its hooks in America. Trump doesn't like that. All right. Lynn from Colorado, what is your question? Hi, Del. Hi, Lynn.

Thank you so much for everything. And especially thank you for those of us canceled positions for getting a voice in the last four years. Yeah. Can I ask you how much gratitude have for you? Thank you. My question is a strategy question. So the first thing, one of the first things Trump did in his former administration was to create a moratorium for polluters through what's called the toxic release inventory so that they did not have to report their emissions. Yeah.

What is the best? strategy for us to prevent that from happening again. Thank you. Well, let me say this. This is one of the things, and this is probably one of those spaces where, you know, when I talk to my friends, they're environmentalists and things like that, and I consider myself still environmentalists. This is where you could have some disagreements with President Trump, and you're allowed to. And frankly, you know, Tulsi Gabbard said it. Elon has said it. Bobby said it. Trump.

We're not going to agree on everything, right? We're not going to agree on everything. But the things where we do agree, we are going to work hard at making those things happen. You know, though Bobby is an environmentalist, he's here really to work in the agencies around health. You know, not so much EPA or those spaces where he would have been strong. And that was a conversation, but you kind of have to decide what sector you're going to go into. And one thing President Trump has made very clear when he's asked. And by the way, President Trump is going to come under massive assault for bringing Robert

Kennedy. It's already happening. I think CNN last night just went on a tirade. They are going to try to make this miserable for President Trump that he's even associated with Robert Kennedy Jr. is moving in this direction. So kudos to that. But one of the things he has said is, yes, Bobby is going to have a real place inside of dealing and handling these regulatory agencies.

I want him to help make our children safer, but I'm just telling him one space he's not. He's not getting his hands on that liquid gold. He has said it over and over again. Trump believes in energy. He believes in rolling back regulations to make that happen. But here's what I think is going to happen. I do think that, though, there's going to be, you know, a concerted effort to have conversations around these things. And President Trump is now surrounded by a lot of people, including, you know, even Don Jr.,

who I said is a conservation. And I think that one of the things that President Trump says is very important about these issues. And I think having Bobby around, you could actually figure out better ways forward. But we do do the things to get energy better than anyone, cleaner than anyone else in the world. And one of the things that's always bothered me in the arguments with my friends that are environmentalists is like, you shut down a coal mine here, you shut down a keystone pipeline here in America. But then you just go and open and do it in another country. And we buy that energy from them.

And they're doing it dirtier and it's still affecting the same atmosphere. I mean, I'm sorry the air is moving around the planet. So you didn't get rid of the problem. You just hit it out of your sight. And really all you did was destroy American jobs. So if it has to happen, if it's going to be done somewhere, it might as well be done here is my mind in the best, cleanest possible way. And that's something that I think that you'll see more of.

And I think that I know for a certain President Trump doesn't want a poison river. He says, I want clean water, want the cleanest water, want the cleanest air, want the cleanest food. He wants utopia. He also wants this nation to be wealthy and prosperous, though, bring down our gas prices, which will bring down our food prices. I mean, honestly, Kamala Harris didn't have a single statement on what you're going to do about the inflation. Simply put, Donald Trump's like, that's a super easy thing. You have energy. If gas prices come down, your food, your distribution, your markets, everything gets more affordable for everybody.

So whether you like it or not, that is an effective way to do it. I will also say that when we are poor, we have no voice in the world. We have no ability to be the beacons of light, of environmentalism, of, you know, clean air, clean water, clean food. You can't do it when you're broke and you're struggling. So a lot of these giant attempts to jump to all electric cars is devastating our nation. And we're losing our ability to have the power to be heard. And if we lose our petro dollar, we lose the American dollar, forget about it.

You have got, you're not in the conversation at all. You're never going to be able to make the world cleaner and healthier. So I think that you have an amazing team right now. I know that President Trump will do his best to use the cleanest ways forward to get that energy, but he is going to go after that. So I wouldn't expect you're going to see a huge difference in his perspective of regulations, except that, you know, Bobby calls himself a free market environmentalist. It's not his space.

but he'll probably say, hey, you know, Trump, check out this technology. Those are the types of things that you're going to see happening because these guys like each other. And these people are like really actually having very neat, you know, intelligent conversations with each other. And so I look forward to seeing, do we see an adjustment? I'm probably as curious as you are on that topic. All right. Oh, my God. All right.

All right. We have 750 people waiting, I guess, to answer questions, which means I'm going to be here until 3 o'clock in the morning, you know. Richard from New York. What's your question? Hey, hi, Del. I'm a huge fan. I just want to let you know. And a sustained giver for over two years now.

And I was just made aware that the U.S. Department of Agriculture, they gave the green light for our MRI vaccines and animals, our food supply. Is that true? You know, anything be done about that? I'm not quite up on that. I'd probably be better Jeffrey Jackson question because he's doing those deeper investigations on the specifics of those issues. We have been watching MR-Nate technologies moving into livestock, whether or not that's

mandated or in the system. You're obviously looking at some document I'm not looking at right now. It's absolutely a concern if it isn't already in its seconds away from being implemented. And those are the types of things. What was the safety studies? Who did the study to see if there's any downline transfer of issues, of toxins, of DNA changes? What does it happen when people eat that food supply? You and I both know those studies haven't been done.

You're about to have regulatory agencies that are going to make sure that those studies were done. And at the very least, are going to put out documents and let the public know there is a product that is out there currently that has these issues. You know, what will they withdraw products that, I mean, I think that that's going to have to be a conversation they figure out. Because, again, you want the science to make the difference. And we want informed consent to be what drives us, right? Let the people decide for the most part. There's places where that crosses over. But we should be worried about those things.

They are moving into livestock. And they're also talking about highly infectious vaccines in humans and in animals. And imagine those things floating around, basically man-made viruses. We have a lot of work to do to shut. the stuff down. But those are the exact things that Bobby Kennedy is going to flag. He's going to be putting people in positions at NIH, at CDC, at FDA, making sure that those things are flagged. And we'll get to the bottom of it. And I think you're going to see a really different approach to just releasing these things, you know, willy-nilly upon humanity and then hoping it all turns out,

okay, great question. Pam from Colorado, what is your question? So, first of all, thank you so much. You bet. How are you doing, Pam? Help freedom. Good. So doing great. My question is actually twofold. The first one, and probably the most critical one,

especially considering all the great ads that you did for Bobby, is now that the election's been won, there's a bigger issue, which is China and all the other places right now are going nuts, creating negative media. What is it that you see that you can be doing? doing to help out this transition team as they're trying to get up and running to keep the positive messaging going because I'm a little concerned about between now and when we actually get to inauguration there's a lot going on there second question is katherine just did a great

piece today talking about digital IDs which have been implemented across 60% of the country already yep is robert f kennedy aware of the dangers of what's happening with this identification and how it actually puts us into that stranglehold of loss of freedom. Thank you. Robert Cady Jr. is absolutely and definitely aware of those issues. Once again, I think that those are going to fall more outside of his purview and probably a little bit more in Tulsi Gabbard's purview, which is national security and how we do it. And she is really, really not into authoritarian governments and controls over people. So I think that if anyone's looking at that, I'm, you know, I don't interact with her as much. I have seen her speak. I honestly think the next female president,

or the first female president will be Tulsi Gabbard. I have a very strong feeling about that. Being around her, she's dynamic. I don't know when she'll decide to make that move, but she's incredibly around. I know that she's looking at issues like that. Again, these are smart people in a room just like us, just like, you know, and Bobby's had, he does his own speeches, CHD's done his own, their own investigations that he's been a part of. These people are all aware of things like that they're having those conversations. I'm throwing those conversations in there. I'm going to make sure that they continue to look at that. As far as you're absolutely right, I still have, I'm still have MAHA alliance. There's also a C4 attached to that work.

And because we're through the campaign, I wasn't allowed to talk to Bobby, Ken. Kennedy, really, once I start a super PAC, they're not allowed to communicate with the campaign. Now the campaign's over, we are back in communications. And one of the things I was saying yesterday is we are going to need to be making media because there's going to be an absolute assault upon President Trump, upon Bobby Kennedy, upon Tulsi Gabbard, because they're going to try and make it seem like our government is under attack the way they do. They're going to spread lies and misinformation. One of the things that Bobby's talking about, nope, they'll go through it.

They've said it publicly, is removing direct to consumer marketing. The pharmaceutical industry, it's only in the United States of America, New Zealand, that you're allowed to advertise to consumers pharmaceutical products. If President Trump, and we have with this, he could, by executive order, remove that. If he does that, you remove about 50 to 70 percent, depending on the time of year and what the programming is of the advertising dollars from television. What that will do is when you watch these lies in private, propaganda. And obviously it wasn't enough to, they don't have enough followers anymore to win an

election. That shows how weak they've become. But they've gotten away with it because they don't need our money. They don't actually need all of our attention. They get paid anyway by the pharmaceutical industry. If you take that money away, suddenly their viewership will matter again. And telling stories and telling the truth and doing real investigations will matter again. And by the way, all the reporters that I know that are there inside of those news agencies, I have two here that I stole from CBS. I left CBS. There's a lot of us in there.

You just aren't allowed to move or do the work. You're not allowed to tell the story. And you get frustrated about it. You throw your papers down and books every once in when you storm out of offices because you're so frustrated. Imagine if suddenly your news agency is like, well, no one's telling us not to do that story anymore. So go ahead and do it because people seem interested in it. That is going to be as huge change. I'm not sure if that's going to happen.

It's something that would have been on Bobby Kennedy's first day. Is that something President Trump's going to do? I guarantee you that conversation is happening. So that's one thing that could happen. But I'm not going to stop. I am going to continue to wear several hats. You know, I, you know, I've now gotten used to doing several things at one time. I think we are doing the best high wire shows of all time.

I have the best team around this. And I want to make this clear to everybody. Highwire is always going to be here. This is here to stay. We love this vehicle. We love what is doing. love the lawsuits that we're bringing. I can has got to continue that work. So I'm not going anywhere. This isn't going anywhere. You're just going to, you know, I remember like what I sent out

that post this morning. Someone's like, one of the comments was like, Del, you look knackered. Maybe just day off. Maybe that's the case. But I am going to continue to work with the campaign outside of the high wire, outside of the, again, not funded by ICAN or the highwire. But you're right. we're going to continue to do media to spread a positive message about what is happening in this great transformation of our regulatory agencies and our government back to what our founding fathers dreamers should be. Great question. Next question. Luke from Ohio, what is your question? Hey, Dale, how's it going on? I love you guys. You're doing God's work. Thank you. My question is, the highway is incredible, but it's kind of under the radar. You've got a

and know about it to know about it and come through it. Have you ever considered or see a path to the highway ever also airing on some kind of linear network or network so it's in front of more eyeballs, people can kind of stumble upon it that aren't already converted, maybe like a Merritt Street media comes to mind. And also, have you checked them out at all? What do you think about what Dr. Phil's going over there at Merritt Street? You know, I worked for Dr. Phil. My career starts with Dr. Phil.

I was a producer on the Dr. Phil show. That's how I got my start in television. went on to create the Doctors Television Show, which I moved there. I won an Emmy Award there. I love a lot of that team. When I was traveling around with Robert Kennedy Jr., he did some great interviews with Dr. Phil. And it was a really cool experience to see the incredible studio that Merritt Street. And Dr. Phil has built just down the road in Dallas, Texas from us. Amazing. A lot of my old friends and producers were there. It's a thought. It's something that comes up, But again, as soon as you, it's going to be an advertising-based space, and we like to do more dangerous stories than advertisers tend to like.

And so every time we talk about, like, how would we do it? Who would accept us? And how long would we last there before you start being told, hey, love what you do, but you just can't cover that topic any longer? That's what keeps us moving in that direction. We have discussed. What if we just did an hour, like a cleaner, one-hour version, you know, in, maybe. maybe a more viable space. Up until recently, I think that, you know, I mean,

thinking all the work we did through COVID, we were sort of considered that crazy anti-vaccine group. As you know, that language is changing a lot. And obviously, a lot more people are waking up to this. So I am going to work to start doing more appearances on mainstream media to move in that direction. Something we've never done either is the high wires never had any advertising. Everything we've done, the millions of dollars we raise every year

that goes to funding all the legal cases is simply because you told your friends. And we've done really well there. But one of the focuses right now is how do we spread our message to all the people? I mean, think about it. How many, if 75% of the people are refusing to get their next booster shot,

I think they'd be interested in watching the high wire. But certainly the 30% of America that didn't get any shot at all, it's amazing how many of those people I run into, like, I don't know who you are. That's shocking. I think we're going to work to do a better job to let them know the high wire is here.

And if you can let your friends and family know, especially those that are maybe just on the other side of the fence, but starting to balance there, please share the high wire. But, you know, again, if we could get more funding, we could get, you know, a little bit more advertising going, things like that, where we can help spread this message further. So those are some things we're looking at. It's great question. Next question. Robin from Iowa.

Hello, Robin. Hi, Robin. Hi. Thank you so much for taking my call. This is wonderful. We've been watching you and listening to you for years. We love you and Jeffrey. We love what your whole staff does, the people behind the scenes. It's just wonderful. I've been trying to educate all my friends and my family with quite a bit of resistance at times. But my question to you, sir, is, will we ever see a live interview with Mr. Fauci? Like me doing it? I would, look, I have reached out to all this.

Tony Fauci knows that he, the offer, is always a standing offer. He can walk in. I will stop. I'll push any guests aside. Come in live. I'll move you right into the seat. That would be a bucket list moment for me. I have extended.

I've sent emails to Paul Offit to do that interview. And Paul, I never get a response from Tony Fauci, but I do get responses from Paul Offent. He's like, I appreciate the offer. I think I'll pass now. Something like that. And the truth is, you know, I think that those interviews, and I dream that those do happen someday. I think they'd be a lot different than certainly those people would expect, and probably

more than most of our viewers would expect. I mean, when I interviewed Neil deGrasse Tyson, you know, it's, I really am curious. I'm not out to like, you know, gotcha somebody. I'm curious why they think, I am fascinated by what makes Fauci tick. I'd probably spend a lot of time in spaces that would be boring to the audience maybe, but I really ask, I'm very curious about why he does feel the way he does, why he makes the decisions he makes. Less than just trying to like nail you to the wall. Somebody else can do that. That's what courtrooms are for. I'd be more interested in what makes him tick. Same thing with pull off it. These people, I have to believe, I believe most of these people being well, I think they think they're trying to save children.

How is it they're not seeing the data the same way that I am? So again, I'm going to put that offer out there. I think they would find it was pleasant. But, I think they are afraid. There was a lot. I think Neil Grass Tyson just got hammered by all the science saying, what are you doing going on Del Beatry? Don't you? No one, you're not equipped to handle that guy at a conference.

Like they were literally telling him he wasn't equipped to have a conversation with me. I find that fascinating. So I'd love it. Bouchie if you're out there. Let's do it. All right. Jennifer from Vermont. Oh, thank you for your sacrifice and all your hard work.

My family left Massachusetts and purchased beef farm. Vermont in 2021 at the following of my two teenage son's dreams to become farmers. We wanted to bring healthy, nutritious food to our communities and educate them along the way. Do you foresee that there will be a space to involve small family farms in the Maha movement? And if so, how might that look and what can we do to be a part of that? That is a very, very big conversation that was being discussed yesterday amongst really beautiful, powerful, wonderful people. And, you know, just for, I mean, I'm not, I have to be careful, obviously, about what I'm

saying, everything's confidential. But one of the things you don't think about it, and it is difficult, is when you think about, like, forget, it's like the Secretary of Agriculture. And these are things that I never contemplated until I was sitting in the room going, wow, I never really thought of that. First of all, one of the conversations we were having yesterday is the Secretary of Agriculture, you really, when you're, we were looking at candidates, you will have a candidate that, that is a rancher and they have a huge background in ranching and hopefully they've done some

work in policy because it just ranching is one thing but understanding how policies work and how the different states all line up and you know how they're all different in dealing. It's a it's a mess. It's a quagmire. But great rancher, what do they know about, you know, farming vegetables? Like they're not even really in the same world and say like, oh my God, right. So if you have a secretary of agriculture that's only, you know, they're not even really in the same world. you know ranching then what happens to the farming was farming more important

these are the conversations I found really fascinating and then while you're vacillating with that you have somebody that's like really has great ideas for you know organic farming for smaller farms and and really pushing those family farms along and how that has to happen but what will they know about like the larger ranchers and the system so this is what makes you know those choices very difficult because you really don't have very many individuals that sort of understand all the different sectors and how to help them. Now, of course, you have down the line, there's places that can get more specific, and that's what is being looked at right now.

Do you, you know, take the rancher, but you put the farmer over here, and then you have the small family farm representation. I saw a post that Joel Salatin is being considered. I didn't hear his name. I mean, again, these are things like I watched his post. He'd be great. I was thinking, wow, Jill Salad, that'd be cool. I mean, whether he'd want it or not, I have no idea. But I did see that all over the Internet.

And that's another thing. There's a lot of, I don't know if I'd call it misinformation, hopeful thinking. But those are the conversation going on inside the government. But regenerative agriculture is a top priority for Cali means, Casey means. Nicole Shanahan talks about it a lot. So that is on the table how we start, you know, helping, you know, farms move in those directions. all the big ag control, the big food control over these farms, that's what's going to be taken away. So there's a lot of interesting conversations happening there.

I'm not sure there's any immediate answers, but those are the types of things. Remember, we had a whole meeting that was explaining to a lot of the people, here's how this works. Like, here's what you're about to do as you tried to, you know, create these positions, which I found fascinating. because there's a lot of people in there that are sort of brand new with great intentions, but you have to figure out, like, you know, how this works. I can't imagine what Trump was going through the first time, you know, as, you know, he himself has said, you know, you didn't realize you had to fill thousands of positions. So it's on the table.

Great conversations going on about that topic specifically. All right, next question. Yeah, let's, I think we'll cut it off the top of the hour, which will probably make this one of the longest shows in the history of the high wire. I'm really enjoying this, actually. We're going to do this more often. So let's take a few more. We got, you know, just over 10 minutes.

And for those of you still hang with us, I hope you're enjoying it. I certainly am. And for those, let's get to the next question. Kathy from Colorado. Hi, Del. Thank you so very much for what you're doing. My question is, do you foresee in the future? I think the phrase follow the money is very true today about the vaccines and

just so many different areas of sort of investigating why the mainstream media all have the exact same lines and who's funding that and how many of those people are kind of in the pockets of the pharmaceuticals and etc yeah look i think that's a really important question um and those investigations right i mean that's why it's hard to do those investigations bobby kennedy has his own private lawsuit right now for being censored and it's moved forward, you know, against the Biden administration, a judge in that saying that, you know, the censorship of Bobby Kennedy is one of the, you know, the worst cases of an attack on free speech that they've seen. So there'll be, that private sector is always looking at those things. But ultimately, this is where I think Elon Musk is very

interesting, right? And this is where, you know, you're never going to stop AI, you know, but it'd be great if we can keep AI from like watching everything we're doing, I think it's great for watching what the government's doing. And I think that they should be very nervous when arguably one of the greatest inventors, maybe one of the smartest guys in the world is saying, I'm going to take AI and we're going to figure out where the money is being spent. That right there is going to start doing an investigation that, you know, human beings couldn't probably do as well. It's a perfect use for AI. And then imagine when your FOIA requests and things that we've looked for, those sort of trails. You just get these redacted, you get, you know, moving around and hiding from it.

If you have regulatory agencies that are open to the public saying, yeah, ask us whatever you want, I think you'll see a lot of those things open up faster. So those are definitely things I think you're going to see. How is that money coming out of government? Is it coming out of government? How's it being spent? And then what are these networks doing? And is it fair? And is it really the correct use of taxpayer-funded airways, which is what they're purchasing? If they're lying to us, why are we giving them our airwaves? Because they're ours, not theirs. That is, that is something we're talking about right now too. All right. Next question. Michelle from Texas. Oh my gosh. Hi, Del. How are you? Hi, Michelle. I'm great. How are you doing? I'm doing well. Oh, my gosh.

I can't believe I'm actually talking to you. It's so crazy. Not as crazy as my life, Michelle. Go ahead. I guess that's true. I guess that's true. Is there a plan with RFK and Trump to end direct-to-consumer marketing? I talked about that earlier. That's something that Bobby. Yeah, Bobby definitely is interested in that. I know that there that's been brought up that, you know, he's talked about it.

I know that that's something he's talking to President Trump about. I think it's a great idea. Let's see what happens. And, you know, in a lot of these, you don't want to show all your cards. I'm only saying because Bobby already showed that card. And frankly, I was like, those are things like being his. director of communication. Like, ah, Bobby, I wouldn't have led with that.

I mean, you're trying to get on television as a Democrat. You're telling him, I'm going to cut your funding by removing direct and consumer marketing. Not maybe the smartest thing to come out of the game. I think he literally said it in his announcement speech. I was like, well, we just made it harder for us to get on television by doing that. But that's Bobby. You can't hold him back. He says what he believes it feels.

And it would be a huge game changer. So there's going to be a lot of thought around that. So, yeah, look out for it. All right. Oh, one more question. Oh, wait, I have one more question. Yeah. It's really quick.

Who can do more pull-ups, you or R of K, Jr.? I'm a dead honest with you. I'd mop the floor with Bobby Kennedy. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. All my staff does it. I'll be dead honest. I could piggyback on Bobby Kennedy on his shoulders,

and he'd still do more pull-ups than I would do on my own, guaranteed. He's in incredible shape. And it's amazing to think, can we have someone that's like actually working in our health agencies and running our health agencies that's healthy himself? I think that that's very important. And Frank, I'll be honest with you, in juggling all that I've done, one of the things that's been very difficult is traveling, keeping it all going, and not getting to the gym, eating in airports and eating this.

So I have a few pounds that I want to lose if things could settle down just a little bit. But I need to get back to work there because we are all talking about health. It's very important that we watch out for our health as we, you know, as this becomes the most important conversation in the country. Great question. Mary Ann from Texas. Hi there. Hi, Marianne.

Can you hear me? Yes, I can. Hi there. I'm from Perisco. and I was introduced to you by my dear friend Laura Chalick, bless her heart. Oh, yeah. She's smiling down from heaven right now.

Indeed. Yes, so my question to you, and I'm so thankful for you and Jeffrey and the staff, I wanted to add. And so my husband and I have recently become great, have become grandparents. And we're somewhat walking the proverbial high wire with the best intentions of balancing remaining,

respectful without you know damaging our relationship with my son and and my dear daughter-in-law and we've sent them videos from your show we've sent them the website from Aaron Surrey we if we Polly actually gave us the Vax the unvaxed facts book and we're trying not to overwhelm them but now our grandson is four months old and he's heading into that that four month old appointment so we're wondering is I'm wondering is there a particular video or something that we can share with them that might help them a little more easily to make that informed choice I think the best video and let me ask you this. Are you getting, are they receptive at all? Are they just like, please, we believe in vaccines,

stop doing this? Or are they like, okay, I mean, give me a scale of one to 10. How open are they to the conversation? They have seemed receptive to the information that we've spent. I think they have some influences where they're best friends. They have one who is their doctor and another best friend who works for public health and had worked for the CDC. So I think they are hearing both sides, which I think is great. So on a scale from one to ten, I think I would guess maybe a five. I think they're on the high wire. Okay.

So I would say one of the videos that I just looked it up, Bernardine on our website, the Bernadine Healy video. I actually just sent this to a New York Times reporter today. on the plane that was asking me questions. I said, you know, and it's a reporter that I'm starting to develop a decent relationship with, and I feel like to start to listen more and more. But I send that a video every time I can. It's the former head of the NIH, Bernadine Healy.

And I want to make a note to my team, I actually want the longer version to be put up. We have the shorter version there right now. But either way, it always works. Because what you see is the former head of the NIH saying that the proper studies haven't been done around the safety of vaccines and talks about all the whole. autism a little bit. And I asked this reporter, if you're right, when you say the experts are right, why is this expert, why did this expert say this? And we're talking about one of the biggest experts there ever was former head of the NIH. I think that that video is really great.

And I would say, like, maybe one of my favorite shows we ever did was the show on the WHO meeting that happened in Geneva, Switzerland at the end of 2019. So right. at the end of 2009, before the pandemic, they all met in Geneva and had this giant WHO meeting where the video cameras were rolling. That show particularly, we go through things that they say behind closed doors, and I play the videos. Because what I think is important for people like that that are talking to doctors is that they don't hear my opinion, that they actually hear the opinion of people that say they believe in it. And the things that they admit when they don't realize that the cameras are rolling.

That's sort of the best I could say right now. I would go, yeah, there it is. Who is lying to you, episode 1.45? It's a long one, but it's super interesting. And all I do is keep throwing to the different statements being made by the world-renowned scientists themselves. And it is shocking. And I think that your loved ones will find that shocking, too, and then find the Bernadine

Healy interview done by Cheryl Atkinson. That's only like a four-minute video. It's really, really shocking. And I will always say I think the best film ever made for the beginning of this conversation is Vaxed. And that's not because I made it. I'm very proud of it. But it's how people react to it, doctor, scientists. There's something about that film that really captures people.

Of course, they went on to make Vax 2 and Vax 3, which are great films. But they didn't really plant this. They didn't start with the sort of how this all has. happened and vaxed is really great at that so i always say people if you only do one thing invite your family members over say have some popcorn i'm going to sit you through a 90-minute movie take it or leave it that's all i'm asking for 90 minutes if you're not fascinated or want any information after that let it go that's what i would say all right all right last caller we will do this again this has been a lot of fun and frankly the technology was a lot smoother than i

expected to be sarah from where wisconsin Yay, Wisconsin. Well done. Very important state. I've been very, very focused on Wisconsin in the last several months of my life. So Sarah, what was your question? I actually didn't have a question. I just wanted to get on and thank you guys so much.

You and Bobby Kennedy and everybody who is in your side of the discussion and debate and the openness and everything. I'm a mom of six at homeschool and you guys have been a lifesaver for us. Just opening up discussion for my kids. And yeah, it's just been wonderful just to have that hope and to see that play out. And I'm just so excited to see what the next few years are going to look like. I agree. It is a really beautiful, auspicious, hopeful moment. Something really beautiful is happening.

And I just really hope for the half of the country that, you know, maybe, feel really upset about this. All I can say is you have Democrats that haven't left you that still carry the values of John F. Kennedy, of Robert Kennedy, that are now inside of this government. Your values have not been lost. In fact, I think that they are going to be more recognized than they've ever been before. And those values of freedom, of freedom of speech, of women's rights, of children's rights, of family's rights, of sovereignty, of body autonomy, making your own choice for yourself. properly informed. All that's coming your way. I know you've been spun to think it's negative. I think you're going to watch this world become a bigger, brighter, more beautiful place, and that will be unavoidable, especially with the people that are working on it. And so I want to thank everybody for this great opportunity.

I want to thank my team for making this technology work. It was on a whim. I say, you know what? I feel like I kind of just want to handle all these issues and a lot of questions right now. As I said, we'll do this again. And I want to thank Jeffrey Jackson, who stepped in. I was really buried last week. I mean, there was a lot going on. And I just, you know, we managed to hold the show together through all of it. But I just said, I'm going to blow out. Jeffrey, can you come in here?

Really on a short notice, did such a spectacular job. Really proud of that show. I'm so psyched that he went viral. It couldn't have happened to a better person.