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0:00Bill Gates just got busted, apparently
0:02colluding with Fauci and others in the
0:05NIH. And not just colluding, funding the
0:08NIH. He also had a security clearance
0:12that gave him access to top secret
0:13information across the United States
0:15government. And that's a very concerning
0:17thing because he's not a part of the
0:19government. He's Bill Gates. A lot of
0:21people have concerns about Bill Gates
0:23and his promotion of vaccines all around
0:26the country. Many other countries very
0:28mad at him about that. But Rand Paul
0:30released this entire thread connecting
0:32the dots here. And what's so fun about
0:34this one is
0:36you see they really mocked it up in a
0:38Word document. One of the old Word
0:40documents articulating exactly how
0:42connected Bill Gates was to all of this
0:44stuff and how he was getting advice and
0:46even his memos edited by Fauci in the
0:49middle of the pandemic. Now, what's fun
0:51here is that remember a little Clippy
0:53down there in the Word doc processor?
0:56Where you'd start typing something and
0:58then the paperclip would pop up or the
1:00little puppy would pop up. Clippy, I
1:02think was the name. It says, "In this
1:04mock-up, it looks like you're trying to
1:06secretly run a federal agency. Would you
1:09like help with that?" Yeah, because
1:12that's exactly what's going on. We've
1:13got this collusion between the
1:15government and these third parties,
1:16these non-government entities that are
1:19seemingly perverting the operation of
1:23law, perverting the operation of the
1:24government probably to get rich off of
1:26it as Bill has done. So, a full dump
1:30came out from the Rand Paul thread and
1:33he said, "Look, across nearly 20 years,
1:37the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
1:38built a relationship with the federal
1:40government that ran on personal access
1:42and a formal partnership. Newly released
1:44emails show the country's most senior
1:46health officials treated Bill Gates as a
1:48colleague and a collaborator." And we
1:50all saw that clip of Bill Gates
1:53and Melinda Gates when they were very
1:55unhappy with the response by the
1:57American people. A lot of people were
1:59doubting what the government was saying
2:00and they said, "Well, the next pandemic
2:02will get their attention." And then they
2:04looked at each other like psychopaths.
2:06They're like, "Yeah." She's like, "Yeah,
2:08it will." So, Bill Gates had a Q
2:11security clearance for 7 years.
2:14Even at the height of the pandemic,
2:16there was a response back to Chairman
2:18Paul. He sent a letter to the Department
2:19of Energy and they said, "We'll take a
2:21look at the document that the Q security
2:24clearance, which is a big one, was
2:26granted all the way back on June 11,
2:282014. And what else was happening in
2:312014? Well, that's when Fauci's
2:33pardoning started from 2014 to 2025 when
2:37Biden allegedly signed the whole thing.
2:39And so,
2:40it is almost as though Bill Gates
2:43reverts all the way back to the very
2:45beginning of this scam. So, they
2:48subsequently terminated that December 6,
2:502021
2:52and it gives access to top secret
2:55restricted data of the US government.
2:57Fauci also was a private editor for Bill
3:01Gates. So, Bill sent him a memo and it
3:04basically a book and then Fauci edited
3:07it and the other guy who edited it was
3:08David Morans. He's now been indicted for
3:12serious crimes related to COVID. Now,
3:14when the NIH director urgently asked
3:17what his agency's ties were to the Gates
3:19Foundation, so Francis Collins sends an
3:22email. He says, "What are we doing
3:23colluding with Bill Gates?
3:25I need answers on this." The review
3:28reported that the foundation never
3:30applied for an NIH grant. So, Bill
3:32wasn't asking them for money, but
3:35instead Bill was funding the government,
3:38was funding NIH. And why would he do
3:40that? Is it because he's just a nice guy
3:43and he wants to just support government
3:45policy? DARPA also gave them a private
3:48briefing on four military biological
3:51threats. And Francis Collins told
3:54Melinda Gates that he had spent his
3:55tenure bringing NIH and the foundation
3:58closer together. It's this enmeshing of
4:02private and public affairs. Some people
4:04might even call that fascism, but they
4:06would of course just call that uh
4:09cooperation. On October 8, 2021, after
4:12announcing his resignation, Collins
4:14wrote, "Quote, it has been a privilege
4:16to work with the Bill and Melinda Gates
4:17Foundation over these 12 years, and I'm
4:20glad to have had the chance to bring our
4:21global health efforts even closer
4:23together than ever." And you remember
4:25Bill Gates out there with his little
4:26stupid blocks on those
4:29white tables with all the lights
4:30everywhere. Look like he was in some
4:32bizarre sci-fi insane asylum.
4:35And he's Oh, this is how it work. Go
4:37take the vaccine. And he's trying to
4:39like Mr. Rogers the whole thing to go
4:40encourage everybody to get pumped up
4:42with the shot. So, here's more. Bill
4:44Gates held a Department of Energy Q
4:47security clearance including at the
4:49heights of the pandemic. That gives them
4:51a ton of access to top secret info.
4:53Department of Energy responding back to
4:55Rand Paul, they said, "Yep, we did it.
4:57The United States DOE has received your
4:59request for information about the Q
5:01access clearance for Bill Gates. Your
5:04inquiry was referred over to a different
5:06office, and the other office was
5:08responsible for granting it. We did
5:10grant it from June 14th June 11, 2014,
5:13terminated back on 21, and it's
5:16confirmed." So, why did he have that?
5:18Why did billionaires have access?
5:20They're not elected. They just donated a
5:21bunch of money, and they got access to
5:23top secret clearance? Top secret
5:26security information? What other
5:27billionaires have access to this stuff?
5:30Is it something that is common? Do we
5:32have Zuckerberg in there in the NSA? Do
5:35we have Google guys in there with the
5:36NSA? And why are they funding these
5:39things? Is it because they just want to,
5:41you know, be humanitarians? I don't
5:43think so. So, with the help of David
5:44Morens at also Anthony Fauci served as
5:47Bill Gates' private editor. They both
5:49worked on his book. He wanted a memo
5:51released called pandemic one. Okay,
5:53pandemic one already intimating that
5:55there will be pandemic two and he'll be
5:57the beneficiary of it. In January 22,
6:00Gates asked Fauci to edit his book
6:01before it went over to the publisher and
6:03Fauci did. Here's what Fauci said back
6:06in response to Bill Gates. So, to Bill
6:09Gates copying a bunch of people, he
6:11says, "Read my new book, how to prevent
6:13the next pandemic in there. So, hey
6:15Bill." writes Fauci. This is an email
6:17from him to Bill. "Thanks for sending
6:19this. I have done three thing. One, I
6:21skimmed the book in its entirety. I very
6:23carefully read chapter nine, very
6:25carefully, and provided tracked edits
6:27and several comments. And three, I gave
6:29the manuscript in close confidence to a
6:31trusted colleague who destroyed it after
6:33reading it. His name is Dr. David
6:35Morens. David Morens has been indicted
6:38for essentially fraud crimes for getting
6:41fat and rich off of COVID and being a
6:44bad hombre. David Morens, he has read
6:46the entire book and has provided
6:48comments on every chapter and have
6:50provided comments on every chapter. I
6:52mean, it's like his grammar's not even
6:54great. His comments are a bit granular
6:56and you might not be able to address
6:57them in the limited time frame. However,
6:59I'm providing them in the attached
7:00document for your interest and if use if
7:02you wish. Regarding the book, especially
7:04chapter nine, I agree completely with
7:07Dr. Morens. This is really well done and
7:09easily understandable with crisp and
7:10clear messages for the general public.
7:13Chapter nine is very well done and my
7:14comments are in the attached document.
7:15I'm sorry I did not have time to read
7:17the entire book carefully except for
7:19chapter nine. We got it. But I have
7:21another Senate help hearing on Tuesday
7:23and I needed to prepare over the
7:25weekend. I hope our comments are
7:26helpful. Thank you for giving me the
7:27opportunity to read the manuscript.
7:29Again, well done. Warm regards, Tony.
7:32And he did have a bunch of testimony
7:35when he was out there talking to
7:39and talking to Congress. But now we're
7:41learning, you know, if he's not going to
7:44be pardoned and immunized, he's not all
7:46that interested in talking. He didn't
7:48want to go to Congress and really
7:50communicate anything. Instead, invoked
7:53111 times his right not to testify. And
7:56here was a flashback from Fox News
7:58before we get back to the thread where
8:00Fauci is saying, "I will talk. It's just
8:03science. So, if it's all true, then the
8:06science will back it up. It's like math.
8:082 + 2 = 4. Don't really need to lie
8:11about that. You just say, 'No, we
8:12concluded 2 + 2 = 4. Math works this
8:15way. Science works this way.' So, you're
8:17asked about that, you say, 'Yeah, the
8:18answer is four.' Not even complicated.
8:20But turns out it wasn't science. It was
8:23all propaganda, partisanship, and they
8:26had a message they needed the entire
8:28world to adopt so that they could push
8:30their scam further forward.
8:33>> Well, if I become a punching bag, I'm
8:34I'm a punching bag, but I I am very
8:37happy to testify before any
8:39congressional oversight committee.
8:41>> No.
8:41>> I have nothing to hide. I have I can
8:44explain and validate everything that
8:47I've done. So, you know, it's going to
8:48be inconvenient if they actually out
8:51there essentially threatening to make my
8:53life miserable, but it's I mean, I'm
8:55going to do what I need to do, and that
8:57is cooperate fully cuz we have nothing
8:59to hide at all.
9:01>> Under the advice of my attorneys,
9:03>> Yeah.
9:04>> I will invoke my right under the Fifth
9:06Amendment to the Constitution to refrain
9:09from answering your questions. On the
9:11advice of counsel, I respectfully
9:13decline based upon my rights under the
9:15Fifth Amendment. I respectfully decline
9:17to answer based on the advice of
9:19counsel, I respectfully decline to
9:21answer based upon my rights under the
9:23Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
9:26>> Well,
9:26>> 111 times because he knows that he's in
9:30big trouble. The truth is now coming
9:32out. And so, Rand also said, "What about
9:35these ties to the NIH?" Collins emailed
9:38Fauci and senior staff. He said, "For
9:39reasons I can't currently explain, I
9:42need answers to the following. Are we
9:43giving any grants to Bill and Melinda
9:45Gates?" Quote, "I assume no. What are
9:47the current collaborative projects with
9:49them?" Then we had an NIH internal
9:52review. They reported that the
9:53foundation had never applied for a grant
9:56from the government, but that they were
9:58funding the NIH. Collins then called to
10:02an Oval Office meeting with no stated
10:04agenda. Like, I need this information
10:06now going into the Oval Office. He said,
10:09"Is this coordinated in some way, or is
10:12Bill going rogue?" Hmm. Now, DARPA gave
10:16the Gates Foundation a private briefing
10:18on four military biological threats.
10:20That was in May 2022. DARPA's Biological
10:23Technologies Office convened a 90-minute
10:25session at the agency headquarters that
10:27covered INTERCEPT, PREEMPT, FRIEND OR
10:30FOE, and REVECTOR. Now, PREEMPT is aimed
10:33at targeting viruses in animals before
10:35they emerge in humans. We've got
10:37projects including bat sampling across
10:40four countries and a transmissible Lassa
10:43vaccine that has a, quote, internal off
10:46switch, sounds like a bioweapon, listed
10:49for potential deployment in Sierra
10:50Leone, Guinea, and other Western African
10:53countries. Almost like it's a bioweapon
10:55that they can just turn off. Collins
10:57also told Melinda Gates that he had
10:58spent his tenure bringing the two closer
11:00together.
11:02Then he resigned. He said, "Hey,
11:03Melinda. It has been a privilege to work
11:05with you guys over these 12 years, and
11:08I'm glad to have had the chance to bring
11:09our global health efforts even closer
11:12together." And so, the documents, of
11:13course, now published by Rand Paul over
11:17at the reading room. But maybe if we
11:20can't prosecute Fauci, maybe other
11:23people can be prosecuted like Bill Gates
11:26for whatever it is they were doing. We
11:28got to follow all all tentacles to
11:31wherever they may lead. Now, Fauci was
11:35asked about this outside his home and he
11:38didn't want to talk about it here
11:39either. Fox News showed up outside and
11:42they said, "We confronted him." He was
11:44pressed on if there was anything he
11:45would do differently and then of course
11:47he just raced inside never to talk
11:50again. Although he was talking with the
11:52police here in this clip. Did you get
11:53your booster, officer?
11:55>> Dr. Fauci, do you regret the way you
11:57handled the hearing playing in the sand
11:59so much?
12:00>> Go, go, go.
12:00>> anything you would do differently on
12:01COVID, sir?
12:02>> Bye. All right, so Fauci out there
12:05talking with the cops, looking
12:06disgusting, nipples protruding and
12:09everything right there. Not wanting to
12:11answer any questions at all, but that's
12:14about what you'd expect. So, doesn't
12:17look too
12:18you know, too excited to be approached
12:20by a reporter. So, hopefully this type
12:22of anxiety continues for the foreseeable
12:24future unless he wants to answer some
12:26questions. Of course, he does not. So,
12:28there's more on this. Rand also shared
12:31this one that was called out by Jeffrey
12:32Tucker over at the Brownstone Institute
12:35saying that they essentially knew that
12:38the jabs were not working but they could
12:40not admit it. Rand said, "Read this very
12:42closely." We will. Officials would not
12:44admit the jab was not stopping the
12:46spread, which we all knew, because it
12:48might weaken the legal case for the
12:50mandates and they needed those jabs to
12:52fly off the shelves. They needed
12:54everybody to get pumped with that thing.
12:56Stocks to go up and their grand
12:57experiment to continue. He said, "This
12:59is not science. This is a cover-up to
13:01justify coercion." True. From Fauci's
13:04diary, August 13th, 2022, jabs are
13:07everywhere. They're now purging the
13:09government saying, "If you don't take
13:10it, you're in trouble." More drama with
13:12regard to the CDC and Rochelle Walensky.
13:15We remember her on TV every day. Take
13:18it, you won't spread it. Take it, it's
13:20100% effective. 99% It's amazing. It's a
13:23miracle product. Wow. Now, after much
13:26going back and forth between the CDC,
13:28writes Fauci, and other docs including
13:30me and Moore, and to some extent
13:32Kessler, we thought we'd gotten them
13:34pulled back from making the statement
13:36that the jabs were not effective at all
13:38in preventing infection and
13:39transmission. Damn, we thought we'd
13:42gotten them pulled back. They wanted to
13:44go say those things. The reason this is
13:46an issue is that if they came out with
13:48that statement that it doesn't work,
13:49which in fact is not entirely true since
13:52there is some degree of modest but
13:54declining protect as you would expect,
13:56then this would conflict with the
13:58statement and effort of recommending
14:00that people get the updated bivalent
14:02BA.5 jab in September. Go get your
14:06booster. In addition, it would undermine
14:09the DOJ's efforts at mandates for jabs
14:12under certain conditions and
14:13circumstances. In any event, the CDC
14:16agreed to pull back on the statement of
14:18absolute lack of efficacy of the jabs
14:21against infections and transmission and
14:24take a more measured approach of saying
14:26that the jabs provide only modest and
14:28waning efficacy against infection and
14:31transmission and that is why we should
14:33heed the advice of getting the updated
14:34booster. What are you even saying? You
14:38should get a booster because it's modest
14:40and waning and so you just have to keep
14:42pumping yourself full of it? However,
14:44although they did this on their website,
14:46the MMWR that came out yesterday and had
14:50the same original damning language. When
14:53Larry Horowitz and Ashish noted this,
14:55Larry went off the wall and in some
14:57somewhat agitated manner called me up
15:00this morning and said that this is the
15:01last straw and he was sure that when Ron
15:04Klain gets back from Spain this weekend,
15:05he would fire Rochelle. Ashish was more
15:08measured and seems to have come up with
15:09the conclusion that sooner or later,
15:11maybe not right now, Rochelle would have
15:13to go. Let us see what happens, probably
15:16nothing. And they're still telling
15:18people to get this jab right now. It's
15:21crazy. So they knew and they were still
15:23just shoveling it out. These people are
15:25sick and they were doing it because they
15:28needed the policy to go into effect, not
15:31because it was safe and effective and
15:32recommended and all the doctors agreed
15:34and trust the science and all that
15:36stuff. Absolutely sick. So, what can
15:38happen? Of course, we've contemplated
15:40here a lot, the various ways that
15:42Fauci's pardon could be invalidated or
15:44how he could be prosecuted for contempt
15:47or obstruction from his actions in
15:49Congress. But, there's also the concept
15:51of what is happening at the state level.
15:53And James Uthmeier from Florida, the
15:55attorney general down there, hopped on
15:57with Fox News to explain what is the
16:00latest with their investigation into
16:02this absolute monster.
16:04>> into Dr. Fauci. It's past time we got
16:07the truth of what happened during COVID.
16:10Joining me now, the man leading that
16:12charge, Florida Attorney General James
16:14Uthmeier. Mr. Attorney General, thank
16:15you for being here. Walk us through what
16:18your state is doing in this
16:20investigation.
16:21>> Sure. Well, we were gravely concerned
16:23with how uncooperative he was with
16:25Congress. I want to thank Senator Paul
16:27and the Republican senators for
16:29revealing some of the most clear and
16:31explicit evidence that we have seen yet
16:34to show how Dr. Fauci lied and deceived
16:37the American people. He was pushing the
16:39vaccines and so-called medical
16:41treatments were safe and effective where
16:44we now know privately he questioned
16:46them. Uh, there's allegations he was
16:48making money on the side, people were
16:50injured, um, billions were sucked out of
16:52taxpayers. Uh, there needs to be
16:54accountability. So, we're going to look
16:56at any and all aspects of Florida law
16:58that may he may have violated. Uh, we're
17:00going to get right to it.
17:02>> What are some of the things you'll be
17:05examining in the investigation?
17:08Is it misleading the public,
17:10mismanaging,
17:11uh, federal funds for this gain of
17:13function that, you know, I thought
17:15Senator Rand Paul and some of the other
17:16Republicans did a great job of laying
17:18out on record many of the facts.
17:21>> All the above. We're going to look at
17:23what he knew, when he knew it, what he
17:26was privately saying
17:28uh at the same time he was publicly
17:30pushing, directing, and advising uh
17:32schools to be closed, churches to be
17:35closed, businesses to be closed. We're
17:37also going to look there's serious
17:39evidence that he was making a lot of
17:41money on the side through grants,
17:43awards, his side businesses. If he's
17:45personally profiting above and beyond
17:48his government salary all while lying to
17:51the public, uh he could have problems.
17:54So again, nothing is off the table. Uh
17:56we're going to look at every single
17:57aspect of Florida law where he could be
18:00in violation. We're going to have some
18:01subpoenas out next week. I'm going to
18:02fly to DC. I'm grateful that the Senate
18:05is willing to provide all the evidence
18:07they can to us and our lawyers are going
18:09to get to work.
18:10>> So you could ultimately subpoena him and
18:12make him testify uh in your Florida
18:15investigation?
18:16>> Potentially, sure. It's going to depend
18:17on, you know, legal theories, but at the
18:19end of the day, when you have lies and
18:21deception and there's personal gain all
18:24the while there's injury to the American
18:26public, uh physical injury, side
18:28effects, uh healthy athletes dropping to
18:31the ground on a basketball court, also
18:34the the emotional effects, the learning
18:36loss. We're just now seeing uh the harms
18:39to the next generation where, you know,
18:41young K-12 students were masked for
18:44hours on end. Not to mention the real
18:46emotional harms. Uh fathers, I wasn't
18:49able to be with my wife uh during much
18:51of of the first birth of our child and
18:53the ultrasounds. Uh people couldn't be
18:56with their loved ones during their final
18:58hours of life. Uh these are things
18:59people will never get back. It is wrong
19:02and there needs to be accountability and
19:04in Florida, we will always do everything
19:06we can, use every tool in our toolkit to
19:08seek accountability.
19:10>> And to be clear, President Biden's uh
19:13preemptive pardon is at the federal
19:15level. So, if for if your investigation
19:18were to lead to actual some sort of
19:21charges against Fauci, he would not be
19:23covered under this pardon. Is that
19:25correct?
19:25>> That's correct. I mean, I still think
19:27there could be federal issues that that
19:29he could be exposed to, but state
19:31charges, no. Biden cannot pardon Dr.
19:34Fauci for from accountability in state
19:37law violations. That is true.
19:39>> And just lastly, James, when you read
19:41what was in these diaries and the
19:44disdain that Fauci had for Florida's
19:48anti-lockdown policies, how he felt
19:51about Governor DeSantis, what was your
19:53reaction?
19:54>> We were angry. My team, we read every
19:56single word in those diaries. And it
19:58confirmed a lot of what many people out
20:01there already knew, that he was lying.
20:04But to see that he's upset and fighting
20:06with Florida when we are protecting
20:08individual liberties like no other
20:10state, when we are allowing people to
20:12worship, to learn, to maintain every day
20:14of life, it showed me that the history
20:17books, they need to portray Dr. Fauci as
20:20a villain. What he did to our young
20:23kids, our next generation, what he did
20:25to everyday Americans, there needs to be
20:28punishment for that. I know that a lot
20:30of people out there agree with me. In
20:31Florida, we will always respect rule of
20:33law, evidence, procedure. We're going to
20:35do what's right. We're not like the
20:37left. We don't go out there pushing
20:38lawfare where there's lies and deception
20:41and injury, there needs to be
20:43accountability.
20:44>> Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier,
20:46thank you for taking time. We'll
20:47continue to follow your investigation.
20:49>> All right. So, it's nice to see we got
20:51some action at least somewhere. Should
20:53really have all 50 states demanding
20:55answers and opening up their own
20:57criminal investigations. Of course, we'd
20:59like to hear more about the potential
21:01specifics, what Florida laws might they
21:03charge? Is it going to be like a RICO
21:05case like we saw with Big Fanny or some
21:07other, you know, homicide, or, you know,
21:09some other fraud type of scheme. More
21:13will come on that, but we're happy there
21:14are subpoenas that are flying because
21:16Fauci, from our read, is a criminal
21:20based on the fact that he was selling
21:23the public a product using the cover of
21:27his governmental position to do it,
21:29knowing that it was not what he said it
21:31was doing. It's like mass fraud. They
21:34caused serious damage, mass harm,
21:37and arguably, you can make the argument,
21:40based on causation, it caused deaths,
21:43and it caused people to have some
21:45serious adverse effects. Any other
21:48company that does something like that
21:49enters into major settlement agreements
21:51and gets massively investigated, but the
21:54usual suspects are circling the wagons
21:56to protect Fauci because he was a part
21:59of their team. He was very useful in
22:02changing the entire country. The country
22:04is very different than it was pre-COVID,
22:06and it's not ever going back. So, we're
22:08happy that we've got multiple angles now
22:11underway. Rand Paul looking into exactly
22:13what happened, and whether there's a
22:15legal operation and maneuver that they
22:17can use to criminalize Fauci's conduct
22:20at the congressional hearing. And in
22:21this case, hopefully Florida and others
22:23jump into the fray and go after him, but
22:26not just him, everybody else involved,
22:28including guys like Bill Gates, who were
22:30also beneficiaries of the government
22:33heavy hand. They got rich, they got
22:36accolades, and they need to come under
22:38scrutiny. So, we're going to keep our
22:39eye on this one and see what comes next.