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We can use a defense to balance a viable prophecy. You are listening to the new crime news tour. You were listening to Canary Crying News Talk today is February 24th, 2021. This is episode 304 and today, dirty wack gene power play.
And, uh, you know, me, I am not CERN's employee of the month. But I am your best buddy Basil. And this is Gons. Welcome to the podcast where we praise Jesus while reporting the egregious with a well-rounded, physically grounded take on world events.
And speaking of world events, breaking as it starts. This is Reuters.com. Fed says restoring disruptive, fed wire, other services. It's happening, Basil.
The Federal Reserve wire system is going down. That's right. The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it is restoring. Notice how they don't start out with saying that.
Well, just all federal money moving fiat glorification services are down. No, no, no, no, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it was restoring services disrupted by an quote operational error that resulted in outages for a dozen areas, including check clearing and fed wire, which handles trillions, trillions, trillions, trillions. You can tell that this was such a big story and Reuters was trying to be the first one out with it because it says which handles trillions dollars in transactions daily for the world's biggest banks. That's right.
We have a quote here, a Federal Reserve operational error resulted in disruption of service in several business lines. The Fed said in an emailed statement, how do we get the Federal Reserve email? I want to be on the Federal Reserve email list. A quote, we are restoring services and are communicating with the all Federal Reserve financial services customers about the status of operations.
Dun, dun, dun. Yeah, so big news, big news going on. So, you know, hopefully you got your Bitcoin early. But what do you think, Gons?
What are they? Is this the Black Swan event? Could be. How are the markets doing, by the way?
Has this affected the price of Bitcoin? I don't know. So this actually happened. When did it actually happen?
It was 33 Eastern time. Yeah, it was a few standard times. So that was a couple of hours ago. A couple hours ago.
Well, yeah. Yeah. A couple hours ago. It's not affecting the price of Bitcoin yet.
Although there was a big crash over the last few days. Yeah, it says it. It the website reported an alert status for Fedwire Fed ACH, which is the thing that connects all banks and other financial services to each other. So if you want to like move, for example, even crypto exchanges, you want to move money from your bank account to your crypto exchange or whatever, they use Fed ACH.
That's what they use to connect it. So the affected. Yeah, this is what banks use to trade money with each other. Yeah.
Yeah. Affected services form the hidden backbone to the US banking system. It's not hidden. Is it hidden backbone?
That's the hidden backbone. Very serious. It's not hidden. But anyway, facilitating check clearing and allowing billions of dollars of payments to flow daily through the financial system.
Fedwire is quote, the premier electronic fund transfer service that banks, businesses and government agencies rely on for mission, critical, same day transactions. The Fed said Fedwire fund in December handled more than 835,000 transactions a day on average with a daily average dollar volume of 3.4 trillion. Whoo. This is crazy.
So there's other stories, other outlets that are reporting this as well. Do you want to let me just take a look at one of these real quick here just to see if it's another angle. This is a Atlanta Journal, breaking federal reserve banking system reports nationwide outage. It's unclear what caused the quidmire.
And I mean, this is okay. So it's interesting how it mentions the cryptocurrency exchanges. This is cryptocurrency exchange. Gemini reported being affected by the blackout system known as Fedwire.
Well, isn't that funny? Yeah. That's a funny. It's a funny thing for them to be pointing out because of course, you know, cryptocurrency has had quite the surge in popularity again recently.
And, you know, this Fedwire and the connected services, I mean, it affects so many critical aspects of our daily, you know, economy and daily lives. But it's very interesting how they are specifically pointing out that it affects cryptocurrency exchanges where it's like, yeah, okay, it affects exchanges, but it also affects, oh, I don't know, every bank fiat bank in America and every, you know, stock exchange, transfer service, but it's, you know, they got to take a dig at cryptocurrency whenever they can because it's part of the distraction because this, you know, this affects cryptocurrency in the aspect where you, you know, it might slow down you turning your fiat dollars into cryptocurrency. But it's as far as the cryptocurrency networks itself, this is exactly what they were designed to avoid because, yeah, you might not be able to, you know, use Coinbase or some exchange right now to turn your dollars into cryptocurrency. But if you already have cryptocurrency, you can send that around fine.
The Federal Reserve has nothing to do with moving cryptocurrency around. Yeah. So it's a fun little dig that they're trying to take at cryptocurrency. It may or may not hinder your ability at this moment to turn fiat dollars into cryptocurrency.
So it's kind of, it's a little reminiscent of like, you know, when Robin Hood shut down trading for a GameStop or something. Right. This is kind of a glitch that's like, nope, no more buying cryptocurrency right now. Well, yeah, that's really interesting.
This Wall Street Journal has a quote from the Federal Reserve. It says a Federal Reserve operational error resulted in disruption of disruption of service in several business lines. We are restoring services and communicating with all Federal Reserve financial service customers about the status of operations said Jim straighter spokesman for the Feds Richmond Reserve Bank. That's in the email.
Let's see. Well, I can't get the full story because I'm not a member of the operational error. Yeah. That sounds like, I mean, I don't know.
I mean, I need to try to see if there's a technical definition to this. But operational error means, you know, a human being did made a whopsy and everything went down. So it's got this very interesting aspect of the story where they're not calling it a glitch. They're not calling it a software error or a hardware error.
They're saying a human being shut down these systems, which I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but it is weird. You never hear it described as an operational error. Yeah. And also if you're going to speculate, I mean, admittedly speculating if we're talking about a false flag event to take down.
We've talked about the cyber pandemic and just the whole disruption of the economy and everything else. I don't know. Is this as planned event to try to expose the issues with the Federal Reserve? What conspiracy theorists have been saying for years about the faultiness of the federal reserve?
Is this just a way to start? You're saying it might be a great reset play. Oh, yeah. Reset this.
Yeah. But yeah, it could be a purposeful exposing of the infrastructure like we saw with the hack at the end of last year. Right. It's all big hat with all the top 500 fortune, 500 companies.
This feels similar in that regard. So we'll keep an eye on it. This was breaking as we were going live. So we had to jump on it right at the get go here and if anything else pops up about it, we'll let you guys know.
But hey, we're here. We're welcome to the show everybody breaking as we record live. That's always fun. Yeah.
That's always fun. That hasn't happened since the impeachment or the capital Hill insurrection. Yeah. Well, that was fun January.
Every Wednesday show had some sort of huge breaking news. Okay. Well, sounds good. We'll keep an eye on that as we go through the show today.
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Yeah, I was going to ask and this is completely irrelevant to anything. But my, um, if you could see my mustache and my beard is getting pretty getting pretty long, pretty out of control. And I don't know if I should keep it going or or if I should turn it. So all that people in the chat.
Are we going to? Yeah. Are we asking for public? We should do a poll.
You do it. And just see what happens. I don't know. I think you should keep growing it out as much as humanly possible.
It's never been this long. It's pretty wild. I mean, it's getting, it's getting in the way of when I eat and stuff is the first time. Oh, and the other thing, the baby grabs onto it.
Oh, so painful. We've ever had facial hair grabbed by a young three month old. Not a human. Oh, it's not human.
Yeah, it's, uh, it hurts, man. It's, uh, I think the real question is Gons, what does the wife think? Oh, yeah. She's, she wants me to trim it.
Obviously. I said, not if the people don't want it trimmed. No wife. I need to do what the internet wants me to do.
Yeah. Geez. All right. Well, um, let's get on into the flippy update.
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Okay, folks, time for the flippy update. If you're new to the show, uh, we'll just let you know that Flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about Flippy as a proxy conversation to discuss how robotics and AI are taken over the world. And there's nothing we can do about it today.
I got a story coming from Mirage news. Dot com, which is kind of a weird name for a new site, but the mirage, uh, the headline is HL LHC. That's the Large Hadron Collider, uh, radiation protection robot passes first in cavern test with flying colors. That's right, folks.
Flippy has gone full interdimensional, getting a job over at CERN. The CERN crane bot is such a creative name. Crane bot is seen here carrying a Vax module. Are they vaccinating the Large Hadron Collider?
I was going to say, I don't know why they call it the Vax module, but yeah, all right. I think maybe like, uh, it's a HVAC type of situation. I'm carrying a, oh, it might be that because, you know, within the Large Hadron Collider, they have to maintain a vacuum for it to create, uh, you know, interdimensional portals. Okay, the CERN crane bot is seen here carrying a Vax module inside the CMS cavern as part of an operation test conducted in early February, 2021.
The robot, which has been developed at CERN, had previously been tested in dedicated areas for the specific task before the final test, the final test in the cavern for a planned start of operation during long shutdown three. Ooh, long shutdown three. The versatile and handy crane bot has been designed to install and carry out routine maintenance work on a variety of equipment in areas that higher radiation levels caused by the planned tenfold increase in luminosity. Or HL, LHC will make unsuitable for human intervention.
This is particularly relevant for areas at the interface between the Collider and the experiments, which house the Vax vacuum assembly for experimental area equipment. Interesting. Okay, sure. During future maintenance shutdowns, these components will be dismantled and rearranged in a series of independent modules that are adapted for handling and operating operation by the crane bot CERN crane bot.
So there you go. Flippy's got a job over at CERN. I'm curious how they did this job beforehand. If it's so radiation-y.
Well, I'm pretty sure I've seen a lot of footage. I think humans were doing it. People were doing it with giant, not cranes, but similar to cranes. They had big lifts and stuff.
And I think they were doing it manually with multiple people. That's intense. Were they all in their bunny suits, their ETA radiation suits? Yeah.
So this is interesting. I was kind of joking that Flippy was being used to do work where the portals were opened. But that's exactly what this says. Yep.
They needed a robot to handle repairs and maintenance right at the intersection between the collider and the place where they actually smash and open up particles and shoot out tiny little alien seeds. Or it's, yeah, where they opened the gates of the gods. The original. Wow.
That's a jingle from Joe that we haven't used, but we're going to start using the gates of the gods jingle for CERN stories here. Yeah, that makes sense. Which, you know, it's interesting. It kind of harkens a little bit to, you know, the the Holy of Holies in the Old Testament.
Yes. They had to tie a rope around the priest to send the high priest into the Holy of Holies, you know, which is where the the presence of God was so strong that he might die and they have to pull him out. Yeah. You know, in the world view of the, you know, super natural side of CERN where they are opening the gates of the gods right there at LHC.
Flippy is kind of like the high priest getting sent in with bells on his toes. Yeah. And humans are no longer worthy to open the portal. It's got to be a robot.
Oh my God. It's happening. It's happening. And I did see another story about a, some particles that were found in Antarctica from an ancient black hole and the black hole was basically a natural CERN like had drawn collider in space.
I didn't. Wait, I did not hear about it. Okay. Hold on.
They found particles in the eyes of Antarctica that they think came from a black hole. Something like that. Hold on. Let me, uh, yeah.
Okay. Ghost particle that crashed into Antarctica trace back to star shredded by black hole. Yeah. Let me, uh, ghost particle.
Yeah. I have not heard about this. This is how the, uh, this is how the beginning of the movie starts. Yeah.
So this is a, this is the story of CNET. The world is plunged into chaos, a pandemic rages, corruption and wars are spreading across the face of the earth and then came the ghost particle. Yeah. The headline from CNET from the 22nd of February, ghost particle that crashed into Antarctica trace back to star shredded by black hole, a black hole gobbled up a star in deep space and flung a high energy subatomic bullet at the earth.
Don't worry. The planet's doing fine and, uh, they talk about an october 19. How did they tell this? All that's kind of what's interesting that they saw October 1st, 2019, earth was struck by an invisible high energy cosmic bullets moving at home.
Almost the speed of light. Churylians of these intergalactic bullets passed through our bodies every second without us even knowing. So there's no great concern for the planet, but this particular projectile was special at the bottom of the world. The ghostly particle met its end after colliding with an ice molecule.
Fortunately, it did so right next to an extremely sensitive detector embedded underneath the south pole. So hey, we have detectors, uh, particle detectors embedded under the ice of Antarctica. Are they giving away the plot here? Yeah, this sounds pretty sure this happened in Transformers.
The detection set off an intergalactic hunt for the celestial gunslinger. What had fired that bullet? Uh, a new research published in the journal Nature Astronomy on Monday, scientists detailed the detection of a sub-atonic particle known as a neutrino at the Ice Cube neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. Using data from the Zwicky Transient Facility at California's Palomar Observatory researchers were able to trace the origins of the sub-atonic bullet back to an extreme event some 700 million years ago.
How do they trace the origin? I don't know. It all sounds like, you know, maybe as a chrono visor situation. They use the chrono visor.
They use the chrono visor. The neutrino is often known as ghost particles. Yeah, so I mean, it's seen it. It's not like this is some fringe blog, but yeah, it does sound like the beginning of a really sci-fi alien movie.
Yeah, yeah. Hand-demic got robots. It sounds like a, yeah, somebody over at the Lear Foundation, you know, was giving some, was consulting on a sci-fi movie. Right, right.
Right. Yeah, the certain news doesn't end there or a certain adjacent as far as a ghost particle is concerned, but back to the gates of the gods. The big. This is Fizz.org.
High energy radiotherapy could paint tumors to avoid harming healthy tissue. And it says here that a radiotherapy technique which paints tumors by targeting them precisely and avoiding healthy tissue has been devised in research led by the University of Strathclide. Researchers use a magnetic lens to focus a very high energy electron, very high electron energy of V beam to a zone of a few millimeters concentrating the radiation into a small volume of high dose will enable it to be rapidly scanned across a tumor while controlling its intensity. It's being proposed as an alternative form to current radiotherapy.
And the study was undertaken at the CERN, linear electron accelerator for research, clear, clear. Yeah, this is the not the circular one. It's the big long straight one. Yeah, the single shot.
Interesting. And involved researchers at CERN, the University of Oxford and the National Physical Laboratory, the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science. The University of Napolev, Federico, the second, the University of Oslo and the SACLA nuclear research center in France. It's been published in Nature Communication, Physics.
And so this is interesting because one of the things I predicted for the year this year next year is that they're going to really start figuring out or announcing publicly the end of cancer. We're going to eliminate cancer with all the technologies, whether it be by CRISPR or some other thing. But this type of technology where they can, because part of the problem with the current radiotherapy is that, yeah, you get to maybe slow down the tumors and stuff, but it's also totally weakening your entire immune system. All your tissue gets bombarded with radiation.
And so, you know, some people lose their hair and all that stuff. But if they can pinpoint it, if they can direct all that energy into one spot, just where the tumor is, well, then, you know, it's much better. Yes, it's fascinating. I was actually speaking with somebody.
This was last year sometime and they were explaining to me. They are a scientist type person. I don't know what the exact job description was, but they were working on this. Forget if it was proton or photon therapy, but the way they are describing it, send it almost like, I don't know, just so futuristic.
Shooting invisible lasers directly into cancer cells and not harming anything else around it. Pretty impressive idea, but if anybody can do it, apparently it's CERN. Maybe Flippy had something to do with it. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. It's Flippy is going to help us. Get rid of your cancer and also opening portals. Just Flippy's doing everything.
Maybe it's opening a portal in your body. Oh, see? Oh, my gosh. Destroy that temple.
All right. Well, good job, CERN. Yeah. So speaking of tumors and cancer.
33 is the number of completion of the great work. This was interesting here. This is technology networks.com. The role of interleukin 33 in skin and pancreatic cancers.
It says chronic inflammation drives the development of various cancers, including those of the skin colon and pancreas. Investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital, who previously demonstrated high expression levels of an immune molecule called interleukin 33, or IL33, during cancer promoting inflammation, have now uncovered the details behind the molecule's effect. And basically the researchers found that activating nuclear IL33 in chronic inflammatory conditions of the skin and pancreas modifies a signaling pathway called SMAD, within cells to stimulate abnormal cell growth and division, ultimately resulting in cancer, therefore inhibiting the expression and or function of IL33 within the nucleus of cancer prone cells may help prevent cancers associated with inflammation. So there you go.
33. IL33 is a what causes skin cancer and pancreatic cancer. Who would have thought? Nami.
Yeah. There's some signaling going on there too. I bet. So 33 being the Illuminati dog whistle.
And one more 33 update here. 33 is the number of completion of the great work. Fox eight.com cold streak over. N E.
Ohio ends 33 day stretch of temps under 40. Good end another street this weekend. So hey, everybody know how. Good job.
You made it. You made the 33 day streak of. Wow. That's, you know, you combine weather modification with, you know, the 33 day ritual.
The ritual is over folks should start warming up again. Yeah. Good job. You survived or did you?
Uh oh. All right. Let's get into some polytic here. Poly.
It's not a for many. No suck. Your blood. No politics.
Your blood. This first story, real briefly, just to mention, Crowder is banned. CanadaFreePress.com. No retreat.
Exclitive proof of voter fraud. What? I was looking at this website, Canada Free Press. Uh, you know, obviously it's Canadian or the post as Canadian, but the, the tagline, the subheader is because without America, there is no free world.
America. Pro-American. I feel like this is America trying, you know, we got some Americans posing as Canadians here. Oh, well, or we just have Canadian friends who are sick of the whole Trudeau experiment up there.
Yeah. Well, we're all tired of that. Yeah. Basically the headline here is no retreat exclusive proof of voter fraud.
Basically what Crowder did, and if you don't know Crowder, Stephen Crowder is a comedian slash political commentator. He's pretty big. I'm sure most people listening know of him. Yeah.
He, he went out and did the dirty work, so to speak. He got a bunch of the addresses and names of people that allegedly voted during the last elections. And he just, he just checked. He went to verify if they were actual addresses or actual people.
And he found a whole bunch of places that, or just addresses that didn't exist in the, just all of the- How did he get this? Um, I think voter registration stuff, some of it is public information. I think it seems like addresses of voters would be not public. That seems like a pretty sensitive information to be available to anybody who wants to look at it.
Yeah. Well, regardless, it's, well, plus with the mail and stuff, maybe depending on the state, you're in, it's a little bit different. But yeah, he went out, he sent a team to all these various locations and they were finding the addresses that didn't exist under freeways and just like random places on the street. I found one name of a person that voted allegedly who was in prison, another one that had to flee to another country.
I mean, it's pretty bad, pretty, pretty obvious. So the point that he was trying to make wasn't that, you know, because he has a Trump supporter, he's a shameless Trump supporter. Uh, his point wasn't that Trump won the election. His point was here is verifiable evidence that there was some kind of voter fraud taking place with the elections.
Right. Uh, Twitter, Twitter shut down the video and everything banned him for the day. And he has- For the day. Yeah.
And he's a half Asian lawyer. Uh, and his joke is that because he couldn't afford a Jewish one. And he, uh, he's suing Twitter. And I think he has some good grounds to stand on to sue Twitter.
And yeah, you know, we'll see what happens, but you know, there's this old adage, at least in the crypto world, it's called Don't Trust Verify. And this is what he did in terms of the voter election or, you know, voter fraud thing. He didn't trust the different rumors that are out there or different even lawyers, you know, some of the people out there that said they had proof of election fraud, they actually went out and verified it for himself, which I could come in that. The job of a true journalist, you know, and it was pretty clear that there's a lot of names and addresses that do not exist that counted as votes in the last elections.
But of course, Twitter can't be sharing that. Yeah. I mean, the funny thing is that doesn't come as a surprise to anybody at this point, but which makes it even more hilarious that he got banned for. I know.
It's like, yeah, of course, of course this happened. And just because, you know, just because he proved it doesn't mean, I mean, I guess that's just the world of censorship we're living in now. Yeah. And I guess the document that Twitter sent Crowder, you know, the reason for banning him was left blank.
They didn't even tell him. They're like, because we don't know. Just go away. You're banned.
That's funny. Well, I hope he pulls it off. So we Twitter. Yeah, we'll see.
We'll see what happens. Yeah, he probably has the money to do it too. He's got a pretty big audience over there. I mean, he's a, yeah, he's in a whole nother atmosphere of Internet economy.
Another level. Yeah. All right. Well, you want to check in with CNN?
The bastion of truth? Yeah. A pillar of facts first on CNN. Biden's COVID plan gets backing from more than 150 top business leaders.
Okay. Business leaders, super into Biden's COVID plan. More than 150 senior executives from some of the largest American companies across several major industries have lined up behind President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion Coronavirus relief package, according to a letter obtained by CNN. Of course they are because every one of these Coronavirus relief packages that comes out means billions of dollars going directly into corporate coffers.
Yeah. Not a federal reserve wires are broken. Yeah. Yeah.
Operational errors. Yeah. The group of executives includes the top executives representing some of the powerful business interests in the US, ranging from bank and investment firms like Goldman Sachs and Blackstone to technology companies like Google, Intel and IBM to hospitality companies like Lues, hotels and co and airlines, including American and United Airlines. That doesn't surprise me.
Those airlines are basically government owned at this point. The top executives from real estate insurance and utility firms also signed on to the letter quote previous federal relief measures have been essential, but more must be done. Put the country on a trajectory for a strong durable recovery. The executives wrote in the letter addressed to bipartisan congressional leaders that will be sent Wednesday.
Quote, Congress should act swiftly on a bipartisan basis to authorize a stimulus and relief package along the lines of the Biden Harris administration's proposed American rescue plan. American rescue. Give all the money to corporations. Biden over the course of his first month in office has relentlessly pressed lawmakers to pass his cornerstone legislative proposal, which includes funding for schools, vaccine distribution and infrastructure, states and localities, direct payments and extensions of expiring unemployment insurance programs.
Interesting. He didn't mention the trillion dollars that goes directly to bailout corporations CNN. You missed something on that list. Oh, also the hundreds of billions that are sent off to foreign governments.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's something like a couple hundred million that gets sent off to foreign governments.
Okay. CNN, you missed a couple points there. The weight of the businesses getting behind the proposal provides a boost to Democrats as the House moves toward a final vote on the package later this week with the Senate slated to follow suit shortly after blah, blah, blah. I'm just thinking about the Democrat reading that being like, Oh, yeah, let's do it.
I know interesting, isn't it? What would it? What could it be like right now to be a, you know, maybe a young Democrat who believed in change in that you were tired of the orange man helping out his corporate buddies and forgetting about the little guy. Oh, Daddy Joe, please come save us regular citizens.
He's from Scranton, which means he loves them working man. And then it's a little bit of Scranton since 1948 or something. Yeah. Anyway, let's see here among these signed onto the letter are bold faced names, including David Solomon, chairman and chief executive officer at Goldman Sachs.
Stephen Schwartz, me and the chairman and CEO of Blackstone, Sundar Pichay, CEO of Google, John Zimmer, the co-founder and president of Lyft, Brian Roberts, the chairman and CEO of Comcast and John Stanky. Oh, it's John Stanky. Yeah, the CEO of AT&T. And then of course, because CNN is just so responsible.
It has their own separate text line that says AT&T is the parent company of CNN. Oh, there you go. See where they got to connect themselves to it. We here at CNN support this.
So you should do. Let's see here. One last couple of things with Republican support to this point, at least has remained non-existent with even moderate GOP senators amenable to talks calling Biden's proposal to large in scale and scope, given the trillions in a month. Given the trillions in emergency aid deployed over the first year of the pandemic, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky attacked the plan as totally partisan and Republicans in the house and Senate appear unified in voting against the proposal.
AIDS in both chambers say, oh, so they're getting this information from AIDS. Good job, AIDS. Biden, however, has been steadfast that this mandate is to go big in recent days as challenged opponents of the plan to outline specifically what they'd like to strip from the package. But now critics say the plane is too big.
Biden said at the White House on Monday, let me ask the rhetorical question. What would you have me cut? What would you have me leave out? Oh, isn't that just beautiful?
Let me just ask you this rhetorical question, which means I don't care what you say. And I'm not listening anyways. The letter from the business leader serves to bolster democratic arguments about the size of the package. Yeah, because that's exactly what Black Lives Matter and Antifa and young Democrats all wanted was the support behind the corrupt corporate slash government.
Super machine. That is the reality of the Democratic Party. Yeah, so in other words, congratulations. You are being rescued.
Please do not resist. Yeah, exactly. What if you don't accept the money? You do that or is it like who just people in general, the public wants the money is sent out?
Well, see, that's the interesting thing, man, because if you have your your bank account all connected with automatic, you know, withdrawals on the shoot, what does it go? You know, where you connect your bank account to the IRS. So you don't have to write those. Oh, good.
Good point. I'm sure Fedwire is part of this process. You know, that could be the whole thing. I was just going to say the digital dollar getting it right into your app, you know, download the Fed app will send you the money.
So it doesn't take a long time. It just boons. Yeah, right. Do it on the blockchain, baby.
Yeah, yeah, blockchain. Yeah, maybe that's what it is. That sounds like a play for sure. Yeah, because, you know, some people got it directly put into their accounts.
Some people received the checks in the mail. I'm sure, you know, you could just not cash the check and not to. Consent to being an indentured tax slave. I think we do that.
When your parents sign, at least if you're born in this country, a social security card. Yeah. There's a lot of people who have a lot of different ideas about what one can do considering your parents are the ones who hand you over as a tax life. But that's for a different show.
But yeah, there you go. This is going to be very interesting. Oh, the party of the working man has full support from the most giant economic behemoths or tumors, I guess, of the American economy, which means don't worry. Everything's going to be fine, folks.
It is interesting how in the right left paradigm, they have really flipped, you know, because when I was growing up, the Democrats were the working man arm of the political right left. And now it's the other way Republicans represent the middle class, you know, the worker man. And now the Democrats are the big corpse. Interesting.
Okay. So all right, Biden's plan moving forward. Not a surprise there. This is a real quick article from Breitbart.
Big tech back flip. Facebook drops Australian news ban bowels to government regulation. So remember we reported a video about Facebook banning some stuff, Australian news or charging them at least to have it published on Facebook. And it says here in an extraordinary back flip, Facebook announced Tuesday, it will reverse its block on Australian users, sharing news on its site and accept proposed government media bargaining laws that force it to pay for content.
I don't know if we don't have to rehash everything here, but go through it a little bit. The capitulation came after Prime Minister Scott Morrison called Facebook, quote, arrogant warning against quote, big tech companies who think they are bigger than governments and that the rules should not apply to them. See, that's the thing. That's the thing.
This whole tech versus government thing. A lot of people are looking at this as a, Hey, it's a good thing. Sit down, big tech. But it's the name of big government.
It's like, yeah, big government wins this round. Yeah, well, that's the funny thing about it. Yeah, it's like, I mean, we talk about this battle going on, but you don't want to root for anybody. Right.
Right. This really reminds me of how everybody got on board with the Trump train during the 2016, where all of a sudden everybody was a Republican. Like, what happened? It used to be used to be cool.
Now we're not. So yeah, there you go. Quote, Mark Zuckerberg said to me today. So are they going to be paying?
Are they paying the news people? Well, let's see. I don't think they are. Uh, discussions between treasure, Josh Freidenberg and Facebook boss, Mark Zuckerberg have now delivered a result in the government's favor and stem the fierce public backlash against the media giant.
Quote, Mark Zuckerberg said to me today, restoring pages will occur in the coming days. Uh, he added Australia had been a proxy battle for the rest of the world on a regulation of Google and Facebook. Yeah, good. Thank you, Australian government for fighting on the behalf of all other big governments around the world.
Right. I've no doubt that so many other countries are looking at what is happening here in Australia because of this innovative code and Morrison government. The Morrison government is now pursuing. So Facebook and Google have not hidden the fact that they know that the eyes of the world are on Australia and that it is why they have sought to get a code here that is workable.
He said, uh, okay. Yeah, so I don't know, probably not. I think they're backing off on all the charges. Sounds like they're still figuring out what the details are.
Yeah. But in general, Facebook backs off. And so you know what this is going to do is, um, you know, Mark Zuckerberg is just going to go back to his whiteboard drawing board there and come up with a better way to infiltrate governments or become government. Yeah.
So it's always a, you know, people are saying it as a victory, but at the same time you got to look at it objectively. It's kind of just a small. I wonder if he's got plans to buy some property in Nevada and start Facebook town. Oh, great.
Yeah. We should pop up Canary Cry, the Canary Cry commune right next to Facebook town. And it'll just be a, you know, perpetual joy on our side and then as soon as you step out of there, the cameras following you and you're one big, zuck burger. All right.
Moving on. Um, you know, getting back to you. I just love reading the stories about what Biden's doing and just imagining all those Democrats who thought that things were going to be different. Uh, after Orange Man was gone.
And this was an article that was floating around quite a bit, a lot of, a lot of attention on this article, but I just could not resist. This is from the Washington Post, the Washington Post. Uh, okay. Well, the Washington Post article gave me a paywall.
So that's why I didn't use it. Oh, no, I got it up here. I'm just going to give, uh, give some basic things. And then we've got a video that we can look at some stuff.
Harry, like, Washington Post.com first migrant facility for children opens under Biden. Oh, oh, migrant facility for children. Is this kids in cages? Dozens of migrant teens boarded vans Monday for the trip down to Dusty Road to a former man, former man camp for oil field workers there.
The first migrant child facility opened under the Biden administration. The emergency facility, a vestige of the Trump administration that was open for only a month in summer, 2019 is being reactivated to hold up to seven. Children ages 13 to 17 government. Yeah.
So yeah, we'll go through a review of this entire story. And then, of course, we're going to check in with Jennifer Saki because you know she's got stuff to say about it. Government officials say the camp is needed because facilities for migrant children have had to cut capacity by nearly half because of the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, the number of unaccompanied children crossing the border has been inching up with January reporting the highest total more than 57,000 apprehensions.
And that's not the case. But immigration lawyers and advocates question why the Biden administration would choose to reopen a Trump era facility that was the source of protests and controversy from the quote tent city in Torneo, Texas, to a sprawling for profit facility in Homestead, Florida. Emergency shelters have been criticized by advocates for immigrants, lawyers and human rights activists over their conditions, costs and lack of transparency in their operations. Quote, it's unnecessary.
It's costly. And it goes absolutely against everything President Biden promised he was going to do said Linda Brandmiller, a San Antonio based immigration lawyer who represents unaccompanied minors. Quote, it's a step backward is what it is. It's a huge step backward during the campaign Biden pledged to undo former President Donald Trump's hard line immigration policies in his first month in office.
Biden signed several executive orders reversing many of those policies. Last week he and House Democrats introduced a plan that would provide a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants. The administration also reversed some of Trump's expulsion practices by accepting unaccompanied children into the country and change that also is contributing to an increase of minors and government facilities officials said. Mark Weber, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, the agency that oversees services for migrant children said the Biden administration is moving away from the law enforcement focused approach of Trump administration to one in which child welfare is more centric.
So instead of sending children back to be with their families, we keep them and we put them in these camps at the 66. We know what else. Ooh, 66. 66 acre side.
You take the children and melt those babies into kingdom. Just looking for a reason to play that, Jingle. I've been waiting. Go ahead.
Well, get your bell ready because at the 66 acre site. Oh, yeah. Groups of beige trailers and circle a giant white dining tent, a soccer field and a basketball court. A bright blue hospital tent with white bunk beds inside a legal services trailer has the Spanish word the envenidos or welcome on a banner on its roof.
There are trailers for classrooms, a barbershop, a hair salon. The facility has its own ambulances and fire trucks as well as its own water supply. The operation is based on a federal emergency management system, federal emergency management system, FEMA from federal emergency management administration. So this is a FEMA camp.
Weber said the trailers are labeled with names. I was going to say it's pretty straightforward. Yeah, I'm going to say it's straightforward with names such as Alpha Charlie Echo. Staff members are wearing matching black, but yada yada yada.
We don't care what color their shirts are. Yeah, there you go. That's the base that they give a bunch of numbers for it. But the fun part is the legacy of children in cages.
And I read a couple response articles to this and people really are calling out Washington Post because Washington Post was one of the leading purveyors of children in cages ripped headlines that literally say Trump rips children from their parents arms and puts them in their hands. And then of course when Biden does it, it's migrant facilities for children. And they got a lot of a lot of backfire for this, which I'm happy to see that they're not just being led off the hook. But there is back and forth about this whole thing because A, the original children in cages was an Obama era construction.
Trump just used what Obama started. And then Trump started doing it and got in trouble. And then Trump opened up this one. You'll notice that the amenities of this sounds better than kids in cages.
You know, there's basketball courts, there's bunk beds, there's a barbershop, there's ambulances. It's a little community here. There's classrooms. So Obama built a cages.
Trump built this arguably a better situation. There's no barbershop in the cages. But so Trump built this little city, this little nice little immigrants storage facility, but with more amenities. And then it got shut down immediately because he was in the throes of kids in cages.
So they didn't let this one get into full swing. And then Biden comes along and uses Trump's construction to continue caging children. So the flip floppy irony of this whole thing is just too delicious to pass up. But as we'll see in a clip or a few clips that will play here, reporters at the White House press briefings are there, you know, they're not letting it go.
They've got a lot of questions about Biden's kids in cages. Yep, this is Yahoo News and the video was provided by Reuters. This is not kids being kept in cages. It's like it's the same facility that was opened for a month in the Trump administration summer 2019.
That is when Joe Biden said under Trump, there have been horrifying scenes at the border of kids being kept in cages. And Kamala Harris said basically babies and cages is a human rights abuse being committed by the United States government. So how is this any different than that? We very much feel that way.
Okay, so if you missed it, this guy is saying you said putting kids in these facilities was a human rights abuse. And now you're doing it. What do you have to say? Oh, yeah, it's still human rights abuses.
We are very much very much actively committing human rights abuses. No worries. But politics. And these are facilities.
Let me be clear here. One, there's a pandemic going on. I'm sure you're not suggesting that we have children right next to each other. No, it's all defensive.
Hold on. The classic Jennifer Saki defensiveness. She's got her pants. Answer a question pointing a pen at him is really knowing that they use the pandemic as an excuse here as well, especially with children because there's no kids dying from anyway.
All right. Let me continue here. Is that not COVID safe? Are you?
I'm suggesting that. Are you a reporter? Are you a reporter? Not to judge you.
Can you be a person who wants to purposefully kill children with COVID? Are you saying that reporter? Oh, no. I lost the link, the page holding it back to it.
Okay. How did that happen? This is not like a left side. It's such a child.
It's crazy. Yeah. Well, let me see you as a background. Okay, here we go.
We're kids being kept in cages and Kamala Harris said basically babies and cages is a human rights abuse being committed by the United States government. So how is this any different than that? We very much feel that way. And these are facilities.
Let me be clear here. One, there's a pandemic going on. I'm sure you're not suggesting that we have children right next to each other in ways that are not COVID safe. Are you?
I'm suggesting that Kamala Harris said that this facility, putting people in this facility was a human rights abuse committed by the United States government. And Jilpaid said under Trump, there have been horrifying scenes of the board of kids being kept in cages now. It's not under Trump. It's under fire.
This is not kids being kept in cages. This is kids. This is a facility that was open that's going to follow the same standards as other HHS facilities. It is not a replication.
Certainly not. That's that does never our intention of replicating the immigration policies of the past administration. It's not a replication. You're right because you didn't replicate it.
He just opened the one that he used. Trump built it and you're using it. Yeah, that's crazy. That is some, you know, I wish we had like the matrix when he dodges all the bullets.
That's what she just did right there. It's just gives a whole new meaning to Jennifer Saki circling a circling back. She's basically circling back without saying the words circle back. But we are in a circumstance where we are not going to expel and accompanied minors at the border.
That would be inhumane. That is not what we are going to do here as an administration. So it's not humane to release them into the wild, but it is humane to them. If Trump keeps kids in cages, then it's inhumane.
If Biden keeps kids in cages, it's just a. It's humane. It's humane. It's the best.
It's a good thing to do. But also we can't keep have them next to each other because the pandemic, right? We need to find places that are safe under COVID protocols for kids to be where they can have access to education, health and mental services, consistent with their best interests. Our goal is for them to then be transferred to families or sponsors.
So this is our effort to ensure that kids are treated or not in close proximity and that we are abiding by the health and safety standards that the government has been set out. And isn't that a great beautiful portrait of COVID, the time of COVID and Biden's response to COVID? We're much better than Trump. We're better than everyone else.
We have more of a heart. But because of the pandemic, we get to do the exact same things as those we claim don't have a heart. It's the same, you know, don't look at what I'm doing. Don't do as I say, or don't do as I do.
Don't look at what I do. Just listen to what I say. I don't even know what I'm saying anymore. But it's just a beautiful wake up call for everybody who voted for Biden.
Yeah, there's a clip from Biden, a secret Biden meeting with his staff. There's some footage or some audio. We'll be asking for that one. We'll be able to ask for more.