The Highwire with Del Bigtree - FOWL PLAY BIRD FLU & COVID CONTRADICTIONS

Episode Date: February 26, 2025

With a vaccine rollout for the bird flu looming, Jefferey revisits the early COVID response and the similarities in the current supply chain, military response, and WHO ideology. Also, hear recent statements made by former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, Deborah Birx, that hold a frighteningly contradictory message than when she led the push for lockdowns and vaccinate mandates.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

One of the people that was helping to really misdirect that communication and to push mandates for the vaccine in the media was Pierce Morgan. And Pierce Morgan now famously has just launched a new show called Uncensored, ironically. And he just had Deborah Birx on. And this is how that exchange went. Take a listen. Okay. And what we've done wrong in public health is we didn't explain that COVID vaccines were nothing like the childhood vaccines. and that the childhood vaccines, like many of the diseases, you get it once, you don't get it again,

and this is getting the children to have that disease without getting the deadly consequences. That is not what the COVID vaccine was designed to do. It wasn't designed against infection. And if you look at the vaccine hesitancy rates, they've doubled since COVID. So we have to start addressing these things. We can't just ignore them. And Deborah, let me ask you, Deborah, I mean, given that you were, the face of COVID from the Trump presidency at the time.

Do you share this doctor who I was with, do you share the concerns about the longer term negative impact of some of the COVID vaccines? The messenger RMA vaccine should have been rolled out for the people that were at risk for severe disease because that's what the vaccine was developed for. But when we say that we're following the science and the data, we need to follow the science.

and the data. And the science and the data said people primarily over 65 or people with significant comorbidities were at risk for severe disease. Those are the individuals that should have been immunized first. And we should have put our science behind our immunization schedule and protected those most at risk. It went into young people in hospitals before it went into our elderly and nursing homes. That is not following the science and the data. So I am all who are following the science and the data, but it shouldn't just be a statement. It should be a reality. She literally just stated really the truth of the Great Barrington Declaration, which is, yes, let's protect the elderly, but the rest of you aren't at risk. We should not be shutting

down our society. We need to stay open. She's saying that now. And as peers looks like, I mean, just sort of being cross-eyed, but Deborah, aren't you the one that ran this entire campaign that forced this vaccine, locked us down, and drove people to just say, I don't trust the, you know, our regulatory agencies anymore. I mean, it's unbelievable that she could sit there with a smile and face. Oh, man, we got to change our ways. Like, you wrote the Bible on this. It's got your fingerprints all over. It's so amazing that statement. It literally was the lead in saying that, boy, these vaccine mandates really, they really made people hesitant.

You were kind of leading that process. Of course they did. And remember, she was an Army colonel. She was at the National Security Council. That was one of the top positions at the National Security Council. And that council was one of the top organizations pushing that early pandemic response. So she literally was one of the people responsible for this.

And a lot of people are going back to the beginning of COVID. Given how we're dealing with now bird flu at the current rate, And looking back at this and saying, hold on a minute, we got to reanalyze this. One of those is writer Sasha Latopova. She wrote a substack recently looking at as calling it a record of military and intelligence coordination of a global COVID event. She writes on February 4th, 2020, two things happen that almost nobody knows about, but that played, that played an important role in the course of recent world history.

Two declarations for CBRN, that's basically weapons of mass destruction, biological, radiological nuclear emergencies, EUA and PREP Act made by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services were registered on this date. Number two, a pharmaceutical executive was caught on tape saying that the U.S. Department of Defense called to inform him that the newly discovered SARS-2 virus posed a national security threat. So let's go back to February 4th, 2020. How much of a national security threat was that? Well, we go to our world data, and let's look at the depths at that point, that what we knew, what they knew to call this national security threat that hard at that time. You can see only 503 deaths in the world. Europe had 11, the UK had two, North America had

none. U.S. had none. So this is what people are questioning, why such a hard national security call at that point? And this brings us back to Deborah Birx. Now, this is an article from the Brownstone Institute, kind of assessing her role at, you know, again, a military colonel, in the army. And it says in this article, Berks' policies were enacted throughout the country in almost every single state for the entire pandemic. This cannot be denied. It cannot be deflected. It goes on to say not only that, but no matter how much Trump or anyone in the administration disagreed with Berks, the White House was held hostage to the anticipated reaction of Dr. Berks. And she was not to be touched, period. These are the words of Dr. Atlas, who was on the ground

there behind closed doors with her. And he was saying, why is everyone, why is everyone, just bowing down to this woman. Why can't anybody question her? I mean, she's literally leading it state by state. She's leading this conversation. And what was the conversation? It was a military reaction. It was locked down everybody until a vaccine is ready and basically scare them using the media. Don't have early treatment. Don't have anything. Just keep them locked down, keep them masks, and wait for that shot. I mean, the only part of this, which is interesting, and you know, Sasha Latapova's done some really great reporting on this. I agree. Part of the things that we've looked at is what was the Department of Defense?

Where did Berks come in? But some of this, some of these articles are saying that Burks was just locking us down in order to wait for the vaccine that would, you know, get us out of this issue. But I keep thinking of something else that she said recently, you know, over a couple months ago. Just take a look at this really quickly, Jeffrey. I knew these vaccines were not going to protect. against infection. And I think we overplayed the vaccines and it made people then worry that it's not going to protect against severe disease and hospitalization. It will. But let's be very clear, 50% of the people who died from the amicron surge were older, vaccinated.

I mean, saying I always knew that the vaccine wasn't going to work, that's where I, at least my theory right now, Jeffrey, is that there was multiple sort of compounding, that we're watching. One was to promote and push a vaccine program, as I said before, to get adults signed up and vaccine passports. That was the dream. It didn't work out. That was really like Fauci's camp. Let's like, let's just go full bore and get every adult into a vaccine program and you can't go into a restaurant or have a job unless you're up to date on all your vaccines, which, by the way, for a lot of adults would mean you got to catch up on those 72 vaccines your kid got. You only got 10, so bend over. Here it comes. But, you know,

Burks looked like she was on a different mission. I don't think she, I mean, I agree with her. I think, I mean, I think I believe her when she says, I always knew this vaccine was a joke. She didn't care about the vaccine. She wasn't waiting for the vaccine. It looked to me like this was an experiment on America, you know, and then ultimately the world. But how much would we put up with? I mean, even down to like the fact that we were allowed to just, you know, tie a sock around our face or a bandana, which is absolutely insane.

So really, it had nothing to do. If you know the masks and the studies around masks aren't stopping transmission, you had to know bandanas weren't going to do it. So it's just, can we get people to play in this charade in this game and how far will it go? I think it's backfired worse than they could possibly imagine. But right now, I'm under the impression that there was different agendas, you know, Fauci and all of those that were invested at Moderna, which he was directly involved with at NIH, you know, funding and getting kickbacks on the back.

vaccines, let's push the vaccine. Berks was like, let's push lockdowns. What will America put up with? How much of their freedoms can we take away before they cry foul? But that's just my perspective. And I think we're all, all these writers are trying to figure out how you put these pieces together. But clearly they knew the vaccine. Everyone knew the vaccine wouldn't work. And still they told us it's 95% effective. And you should feel guilty. And you should turn in your neighbor if they're not doing it's right to protect their neighbor. that is sick. That is demented. They played on our empathy for each other and used it against us. And it was all a lie. And you saw the government and the media in collusion to push those fears in order to kind of grease the skids for the vaccine, for people to accept and comply to that vaccine. And then the mandate came along. So what we're seeing now, switching now to the bird flu, is you're seeing it's not really scaring people. People aren't really out there worried about catching bird flu. But we're seeing, a supply chain crunch as the issue to roll this vaccine out.

So, oh, your food prices are going up. There's not a lot of food on your shelves. So we got to get this vaccine out. This is one of the big differences. And so this is now coming. This is Fox News. Bird flu vaccine gets conditional license from USDA company announces. And this is to protect chickens.

So they're going to vaccinate chickens from the bird flu vaccine. But the problem with that is there's evidence that these bird flu vaccines shed. So when they shed, we have an issue here. All the way back to 2015, there's actual studies talking about this, looking at Merrick's disease and chickens, and it says, imperfect vaccination can enhance the transmission of highly virulent pathogens. That's the title.

But then it goes on and say, our data show that anti-disease vaccines that do not prevent transmission can create conditions that promote the emergence of pathogen strains that cause more severe disease and unvaccinated hosts. Those are the chickens. So they're literally causing, perhaps incubating, these more pathogenic versions of variants of bird flu by doing this. And remember, we have also the PCR testing out there with false positives that are keeping this in the news cycle. And

the PCR testing are what they're using to call the to kill these animals and also the birds. So you have that aspect that's kind of similar to the false positives during COVID to wrap that up. You have those number counters on the side of the screen during the news. And so where the problems is All of the calling of all of these chickens has obviously led to food production issues. So we have this. We're actually, U.S. is taking its eggs from Turkey now. U.S. bird flu outbreak increases demand for Turkish eggs. It says the egg producers central union of Turkey announced a preliminary agreement to export

approximately 15,000 tons of eggs to the U.S. by June. The outbreak has led to the calling of over 21 million birds exacerbating supply shortages. So this is becoming a very big deal to the supply chain in the United States. And so you're seeing this vaccine come out, but false positive PCRs and then a leaky vaccine that doesn't prevent transmission, those are also big issues we need to focus on. And then bringing it all the way back to really the military response, we have President Trump has tapped Gerald Parker to be the new head of the pandemic office as bird flu threat grows, says the headline.

Joe Parker is now this is the White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response. He's a 26-year veteran of the U.S. Army. So it goes on to say in this article to something else that I think it should be noted. It says Parker was previously the Associate Dean for Global One Health at Texas A&M University. One Health refers to the study of how human threats and animals and the environment are closely linked to the human health concern, including how dangerous viruses and bacteria often emerge in animals before sports. spreading to humans. But One Health is also on par with everything is on par and equally important.

The environment, animals, welfare, and then people. So remember, we were told that it's climate change that started the COVID pandemic. That's One Health, because everything's related. And so this is, you know, a lot of people in the public are saying this is a concern because this is along the lines of the WHO ideology, these international health regulations. This guy is kind of being installed in here.

with that mindset literally running it being the associate dean of Global One Health at Texas A&M. So there's a lot of questions on this, a lot of moving parts with the birth flu situation that's happening. But one thing's for sure, the supply chain in the United States, the food supply chain is taking a major hit right now. And it's questionable what some of these things they're trying to do to alleviate that are going to do if they're not going exacerbated. It seems to me as stupid as trying to hide from a virus, which is what they tried to do with COVID. The examples of New Zealand and Australia were the perfect examples that that didn't work. Even though they hid, they all got vaccinated.

Eventually that virus went and wiped out just as many people in those communities as those of us that didn't have time to lock down or hide from it. Because in the end, it's all in the air, it's moving. And I just keep wondering why we never see a conversation. If your flock got the bird flu, aren't they all about to? to develop immunity to be protected against any other strains that are coming along? And who knows? Do they pass that on to the eggs and future, you know, baby chicks? I don't know. We'll never know if you keep killing every animal that is developing immunity. And as you pointed out, now if you start vaccinating, I could bring out my football analogy again, giving them specific immunity to only

what you're vaccinating for, and it leaks. And so now you're becoming an incubator for future strains, which is why I think we saw so many strains of COVID. It was being pressured by a vaccine that wasn't allowing you to actually clear it from the body and become a real armored, you know, person against infection. We just stay vulnerable. And you're going to do that to the animals now. And God knows what happens. And this is, again, this is playing with Mother Nature. I do a lot of talks on this as I travel around. You know, this is where you're, We're praying. I think we're all praying that Robert Kennedy Jr. and the people he's selecting, you know, I doubt he selected this guy who I, you know, was from Texas, who my understanding is friends with Peter Hotez, one of the world's great idiots when it comes to vaccinations. But, you know, who knows? I mean, I guess in some ways everybody should be at the table. I guess all sides should be there having conversation. But at least we've got Bobby and he's got his hands full. He's surrounded by some really, I think, stupid ideas. is. And if you keep putting a vaccine that sheds and spreads, is that what ends up infecting

the first human beings and really taking off so many things to keep our eye on? Jeffrey, amazing reporting. Obviously, we're not going to stop. I mean, there's so much to be excited about, but we also have to, like, keep our eye on the prize and keep the pressure and demand from this new government that's talking about freedom, make sure that they stand up for freedom every opportunity they get. And this new government, going to start asking questions about the vaccines. Let's make sure they do. Let's make sure they do those studies. Make sure they get their databases, you know, to the transparent places, which is what we've been fighting for for years and years and years together, Jeffries.