Speaker 2
Do you notice most of the panic over the bird virus crossing into raw milk has seemed to have halted also? You know, I haven't seen much about that either. What
Speaker 1
I've noticed that's interesting, that's, I guess, loosely related and part of the whole RFK thing is a much lower prevalence of drug commercials on Fox News. Like, I, you know, we keep that under in the day for current events stuff and also, Dorothy can tell what's going on and all, and I would say before the election two out of three maybe commercials on fox were were either drugs or buy gold right like or buy a pillow like those were the that was it and the number of drug commercials is distinctively down and i wonder if they're're trying to to kind of blackmail Fox News to come back around to their way of seeing things or something.
Speaker 2
Oh, like they're not paying for advertising with them, you mean?
Speaker 1
Yeah. Like we'll just cut our advertising and show you what it's really going to be like if this happens. And I one of the things RFK has said is that the president could sign just an executive order and ban pharmaceutical commercials. And as much as I don't like the idea of banning things, I think that would be one of the most liberating things that could happen. And I don't think the world falls apart over it because we all remember Marlboro Man and the camel and points and all the commercials and the doomsday of what was going to happen. If tobacco can't advertise, then you won't be able to advertise puppy food or something. And, like, nothing fucking happened. Like, all that happened is people smoked less. And then the media also started telling the truth about cigarettes. That's what happened. And if you think about it, if you're a news agency, John, or a channel, a commercial, a media outlet, and I am, you know, Purdue, or I am Pfizer, and I'm spending $30 billion a year with you, you're not going to say a fucking thing about my product. You're not going to do it. I don't care how much integrity you have, you're going to be in the end, your accounts are going to go, don't fucking do it. And you're not going to do it. And I think this is like the big version of Hunter Biden's paintings. Right. Like Hunter Biden was just out saying he doesn't have any money anymore because he doesn't know why. But nobody wants to buy a shitty paintings anymore because I guess you can't buy influence of the president when he's not there anymore. And it's kind of the same thing. Like, I don't think they actually believe for a minute that watching some fat chick pick up to go meals and distribute them to the office and then break out in a line dance is actually selling drugs. I don't think that that's the goal. I think that the goal is to pay for influence. That's all that it is. I mean, the commercials are so you're doing it that retarded on purpose just to throw it in your face. Look what we can do. What's that?
Speaker 3
Dr. Perry is in the house.
Speaker 2
If I take this drug, I got to take five others or my butthole falls out. That sounds wonderful. Let's do that. Yes. Don't take this thing if you're allergic to this
Speaker 1
thing. That's the best one. Do you know why they do that? Because it makes you ignore the other side effects. This is what my wife used to tell me when she was a nurse. The drugs rep would come in and say, well, if the doctor asked or the nurses asked about a side effect of the drug, they'd say, do you know if one person in the whole trial has that side effect? They have to put it down as a side effect. Bullshit. It has to exceed the freaking placebo control group for that to be the case. But they just lie like that all the time. And then so the way to get around that is you put in your laundry list of side effects. Don't take it if you're allergic to it. And then the average human mind just goes, oh, they have to just say everything. But now, I don't know if you've noticed this, some of these drug commercials are like, see our website for additional side effects. They literally run out of fucking time. They're like, your asshole could fall out, your perineum could swell up. I had to look up what a perineum was. I didn't know. It's the place between your balls and your ass, if you're confused. And if I take this drug that's designed to make me not depressed, the space between my balls and my ass will spill up. That would make me depressed. It's also going to increase my suicidal tendencies, which I'm thinking that's kind of the opposite of not being depressed. This shit is ridiculous, and yet it is the biggest industry in the world. There's nothing bigger than it.
Speaker 2
What's the what's the number on pharmaceuticals? I can't remember what the term is, but they have a number of how many people in the group. And out of out of 100 percent, that rate might be only 11 percent that got any positive benefits. But they'll still put that out. I can't remember what that was. But I recently heard that talked about, and it's pretty astounding. You
Speaker 1
taint. Yeah. That's what it is. We're still back on the taint. If they would have said taint, I would have known. But it was some psychological drug, and it said may cause swelling of the perineum. I'm like, the what? Like, no. You look it up, you're like, yeah, that's what, shit. Like, how? What? Or it might cause lymphoma. Like, of all the cancers that you don't want, you really don't want lymphoma, right? When you get cancer, the first thing they want to know, did it spread to the lymph system, right? Because that's your stage of cancer and your odds are being treated. Like, I think if you have it of the lymph system, it's done gone. Right. It's done moved out there. So how about this one have happened? We talk about like passive aggressive passing the buck. Right. Like lymphoma and suicidal thoughts have happened. What the fuck is that? And this is what, like, half the people in this country will die and fall on a sword to defend this. Which
Speaker 3
makes no sense, but that's where we are. That's
Speaker 3
That's where we are.
Speaker 1
And I know what we can do to fix it. If we burn enough Teslas, that will fix it.
Speaker 3
That might start wildfires, Jack. Wildfires are bad.
Speaker 1
Not if they're Teslas. It's okay to burn Teslas. Did
Speaker 2
you see the woman with the penis that got put in the female jail that was released on his, her own cognizance that burnt down, had the incendiary areas? You know that she had three, he, he, she had three other incidences that they believed where she, he had lit other Teslas and dealerships on fire. That's I think it's the same dealership that was also fired into had bullet holes through a monitor inside and through the windows. I love I love how would you I don't I don't have any friends that bought a Tesla. They have trucks and, you know, fast cars and shit. You go back three years ago, that was the virtue signal. I've got a tranny kid and I have a Tesla and a two-legged dog. And now those are the people that are burning down the Teslas. I
Speaker 1
didn't see the he-she that you're talking about. I did see the dude that looks like a retread 1970s hippie chasing a cyber truck through the middle of New York and then smacking the side of it. You know, like I look at that and I go, do you know what happens if you do that in Fort Worth, Texas? The truck pulls over, you get your ass beat and the truck drives away. That's what happens. In New York City, what you do is you run behind
Speaker 2
a cop car after you do it and they protect you. Well,
Speaker 3
it's okay to beat up cyber trucks. Of course.
Speaker 2
They just took down the, uh, the BLM, um, court square shit there. And in, I guess that's in DC and New York.
Speaker 1
Oh yeah. Uh, yeah. Uh, DC definitely. Like they're ripping it up with, you know, they got Caterpillar machines out there and shit ripping it up. Burning the cyber truck removes carbon from the atmosphere. Yeah, that's a good one. I mean,
Speaker 3
that's just, it's never been about logic or actual outcomes.