Topic: Gain Of Function

Biologist Bret Weinstein discusses the suspicious nature of the reported plague death in Russia, suggesting that a global outbreak would imply either a psychological operation or gain-of-function enhancement. Weinstein argues that wild-type plague rarely becomes a global pandemic in the modern era. He posits that if the incident scales, it may be a coordinated effort to manipulate public fear using a disease with a high fatality rate.

The hosts criticize the blanket pardon granted to Dr. Anthony Fauci and the lack of a formal post-mortem on the origins of COVID-19. They discuss Senator Ron Johnson's hearings on vaccine injuries and the suppression of information by mainstream media. Jason Calacanis expresses anger over the "years taken from kids" due to pandemic policies.

Senator Rand Paul is calling for a vote on a resolution urging the Department of Justice to pursue criminal charges against Anthony Fauci. The allegations center on claims that Fauci lied about the origins of COVID-19 and his knowledge of gain-of-function research funding. Comparisons are made to the film "The Irishman" regarding the use of the Fifth Amendment in legal proceedings.

Public perception of Anthony Fauci shifts as leaked emails suggest he possessed early knowledge regarding low fatality rates and the lack of danger to children. The hosts argue that "gain-of-function" research is often a euphemism for bioweapon development. They also critique the current state of news consumption, noting that audiences have moved from Jon Stewart to TikTok for information.