Fauci Made How Much Money?! (07/31)

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We found out a lot of his public advice was a load of crap. I mean, you know, six feet apart, wearing masks. He admitted later. He just made all this stuff up. He never wanted to admit that he had sent our tax money to the Wuhan lab to help finance the research into creating the supervirus, the COVID-19 virus. That was our money to enhance the virus. And he knew about it. He wrote the check and tried to deny everything along the way. All that nonsense about how all the workplaces, the schools, the churches, everything had to be shut down. Well, meantime, Anthony Fauci leaves government. He retired at the end of 2022. The damage was done, regardless of what he admits to now or what's discovered about him now. And do you know how much money he's made in the last three and a half years? $12.5 million. Yes. Anthony Fauci has made $12.5 million. A government watchdog agency called Open the Books. made requests from the government, and they have a 141-page financial disclosure report. In his first year, he earned $3.5 million, but the money has poured in ever since. Book deals, speaking engagements, prestigious awards that gave him cash, $350,000 golden parachute from taxpayers. Were you kicked out of a job because of these COVID rules? Your business closed down? Do you lose a lot of money? I know thousands of businesses closed permanently. Hammond Gavin Newsom. When he stepped down, he was running the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. 38 years he had the job. He was the highest paid federal employee in the country, making more than the president. The president makes $400,000 a year. He's making $480,000. So there was this Minnesota news outlet called Alpha News, made a public records request. and found out that $75,000 was paid to Anthony Fauci by the University of Minnesota this past April. In fact, he gets between $50,000 to $100,000 at appearance to give, I guess, an hour-long speech. He's appeared 18 times for public speaking engagements, earning a total of $900,000 minimum.

Ticket prices for his next appearance are going for $160 each. He wrote in his memoir, In the year since I stepped down as director, I've had the opportunity to lecture and engage in fireside chats and moderated discussions throughout the country. This is what he wrote in his memoir, which was a doctor's journey in public service. Yeah, this is public service. This is the big cash in. He, uh, you know what he got for his book? Five million dollars. He's, he's, five million dollars from, uh, random house. When I stepped down as director, I asked myself what I could do in the next few years while I'm still filled with passion and energy and blessed with good health. The answer came to me quickly to share my experiences with the world. Well, yeah, when the world's paying you $12.5 million, share away. Of course, he never told the truth about spending our tax money on enhancing the virus. He never told the truth right away that most of these health recommendations, which became ironclad health laws, were just nonsense. There was no science behind it, no justification for it. It was just wild guesses. He's made $750,000 from teaching. He got all these cash gifts, $50,000 from Columbia University, something called the Calderon Prize, $40,000 from the National Academy of Medicine, the Leonhard Prize, prizes. You'd think he discovered the COVID vaccine himself. In fact, the guys who did create the COVID vaccine, how much did they get? But you ain't get $12.5 million. This guy got $12.5 million for telling us to stand six feet away and wear a mask. He gets a royalty check for a textbook he's edited for the last 40 years. Every year he gets between $100,000 and a million. They don't have exact amounts here. Wow. So a conservative estimate is $12.5 million. His net worth, that's what his net worth is now. $27.5 million. $27.5 million as a government employee.

Everything's a racket. Everything is a racket. I do see that there are some people who are just, I see them posting. They're very upset that Anthony Fauci's integrity is being questioned. They're having the same kind of derangement mental breakdown that they have about Trump stuff. Same thing now. They're just so angry and appalled. And it's like, hey. He's the one who took the fifth 111 times. Why doesn't he answer 111 questions? He's the one who's taken $12.5 million. He's the one who didn't tell us about financing that virus research. He's the one who kept insisting it was likely the animal market. I mean, looking back, how could it not be the lab, right? This is a big, big, big world. And the town where the virus started spreading was the same town where they were doing this advanced research on an enhanced virus that he helped fund? He's the one who got the pardon from Joe Biden. Oh, no, he did wonderful work as a public servant. You show me the guy. Let's just take any random mobster who takes the fifth 111 times and gets a presidential pardon who's not guilty of something. I mean, I just say I'm not accepting this pardon. I'm not guilty of anything. You know, they might trap him into something. Nobody traps you if you're telling the truth and what you did was legal. If you're honest and your actions were legal, nobody can trap you. People who tell the truth are never worried about this stuff. They don't have to get lawyers. They don't have to get pardons. They don't have to take the Fifth Amendment. I have never seen a guy who is almost turned into a living saint who turned out to be so evil. So power hungry. overwhelmed by his own ego. I can't think of anybody who's been affected like this. You see his diaries? Half his diaries, he's bragging about all the celebrities he knew and how complimentary they all were. And it's like, what? Weird hero worship in this country. Always for the wrong people. Nobody's ever skeptical. Nobody ever says, I don't know. It can't be that good. This doesn't seem right. What's going on here? Nobody ever does that. They just lurch from one romance to the next. And for several years, it was Anthony Fauci. A stupid, stupid species. Now, they're all talking to AI chatbots now. Maybe it's better that way. Maybe it's better. You know, we were talking yesterday about this generation. John, you are so late again. Huh? That's all right. We're going to get to all your fans soon. It's not about my fans. It's about the news. Oh, you sound like Anthony Fauci. It's about traffic. It's like when he said, I am science. You are news. Fine. We'll do the news.

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Dad out to Deborah because she brought a whole new meaning to the phrase, more stimulating talk radio. California is now controlled by unions, and they vote for whoever takes care of their butt. Look at the high-speed train thing. That's their union project. They've been paying those guys for how many years, and they haven't done anything? The whole state's a rip-up. You know, like I did in 2016, I didn't like Trump or Hillary, so I set out that election. In Los Angeles mayor, I'm going to have to do the same thing. Either one of them is going to be horrible for this city. Either one of them. I mean, you can't make a choice because they're both bad in this mayorial election. Goodness gracious. This city is really good and ready to go to hell in a handbasket. Can little Debbie start telling the news in that voice she used on Tuesday when her and John were role playing with the Gavin Newsom story? It would be great. Suggestion, please consider it. When is society going to figure out that all these homeless people are lost causes? They are gone. They have checked out a society. Pretending that they're ever going to become useful members of society or even self-respecting citizens is absurd. These people can't take care of themselves and never will. Institutionalize them. Karen Bass is off for rocker, not allowing them to build again. Back to you, Devere for your after-worthy performance. I just want to say thank you to Deborah Mark for that lovely reading of Rippie's journal entry. And I would just like say thank you because now I have an appointment with HR tomorrow morning because apparently my coworkers thought I was listening to a naughty book on the clock. You're doing this dramatic reading of Gavin Newsom and his mistress. It was pretty entertaining. Thank you for leaving your message. Wow. Please hang up. Those are the tame ones. It was very raunchy and explicit what some of... Yeah, well, you have psycho listeners. Some of the who really like you. We did that Tuesday, 3 o'clock hour, which would be hour number one of that podcast in case you want to listen to it. You might want to... I wouldn't listen to it in front of your wife, though. Might want to find a private room in your house. Really? Well, look at the reaction everybody had. I'm just trying to keep guys from getting into trouble. Okay. Because they'll hear that and, you know, the while they'll hear that and say, who are you listening to? What's her name? Who is she? It would be fun to do the news that way, but. Yeah, it would be. But I need the job. When are we getting the Deborah Mark AI chatbot? Oh, don't say that. Oh, yeah.

Don't put it out there, Clay. You know how much money you could make? You know, I'm looking at other options, John. You may lose me one day. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM 640. KFI AM 640 for stimulating talk radio. The John Cobalt show. We're on from 3 to 6. Conway's coming up after 6 o'clock. We're live on YouTube, live on X. Going to release the podcast in about a half an hour. And you can always follow us at John Cobilt Radio and all the social media sites. We've had Joey Tucci on a few times. Joey Tuchio is an animal rights activist. He has an organization called It Starts with One. And he and his... His fellow animal lovers, they have devoted a lot of time for many months to try to save the dogs and some cats that are being tortured by the vagrants, the mental patients, and the drug addicts that Karen Bass allows to run amok on Skid Row. And they... These dogs are treated so badly, some of them die, terrible deaths. They do experiments on the dogs, test out the drugs, see if it kills the dog, and then the vagrant knows that maybe he'll survive the dose. And, you know, we've gone through all the mutilation, the disfigurement that the dogs suffer. Joey's been on a number of times. He... He had said he was going to do something and take it right to City Hall, to Karen Bass's office, and he did that today. He took the ashes, the remains of a dog that died on Skid Row, and actually went right to Karen Bass's office. And you're going to hear him talking to the assistant to the chief of staff. And who's apparently... keeping Joey from getting any farther and told Joey how uncomfortable she feels now imagine this there are dogs being sacrificed by these crazy homeless people and she is uncomfortable because Joey brought the ashes Listen to this exchange. The mayor has a very challenging schedule. We do too. We don't get paid for this. So like, is there a way that we could like, who is in charge of animal, sir, like in the animal department here? Is it Jackie Hamilton or? On the top of my head, I can't recall. Oh, and you're the chief and what's your, you? The assistant, right? You're the executive assistant to the chief of staff. But that's not, I mean, I. I don't know that it's like, if I'm being completely honest, it's hard. I mean, it's not going to stop when you're doing well before making it fell. Yeah, I know. It's tough. You know what's tougher? This dead dog. So I think you could deal with that if you could deal, if the dog could deal with dying slowly. So I apologize that you're uncomfortable with us being, you recording, us recording. This is more uncomfortable.

It's hard for her to talk while he's holding the ashes of a dead dog that she and the rest of these idiots in the administration allowed to die because they will not police skid row once for all. Jim McDonald, too, the police chief. Do you believe that these vagrants have such absolute protection that they get to torture dogs in public and then they die? And then Tuchio brings the ashes over to the executive assistant to the chief of staff. And she sounds dumb as a box of rocks, by the way. Not the most articulate person I've heard. So, yeah. Well, she's uncomfortable. She's, you know, it's very difficult to talk. You try being a dog on Skid Row these days, lady. I've been looking at Joey's ex-site because he posts several times a day. And he posts a couple of other things here that are really shocking. He has some video of a 19-year-old girl. And she's sitting on the sidewalk. And Joey says she's 19. This is her third child. And she's 10 weeks pregnant. And she's been doing drugs for the first nine weeks. And he writes, this is child abuse. And this is so incredibly normal on Skid Row and all over downtown L.A. This is what Karen Bass and Jim McDonald allows. 19-year-old girls, third child, 10 weeks pregnant. I got to repeat all this. She's already been doing drugs for the first nine weeks. So that little baby is already been given a very, very bad deal. Oh, here's another one. He posts. If you're on Instagram, he says, follow White Wall stunts. He sees everything on Skid Row, including this lady, and this is a photo. This is a lady smoking meth and actually having a baby giving birth at the same time. Seriously, there's a photo of this woman. Giving birth to a baby on the sidewalk, smoking meth, baby was found shortly thereafter dead in a blanket. Yeah. Is that unfathomable? And he just posted that two days ago. He and other people are just taking snapshots and video snippets of daily life. So here's a dying dog here. Here's a woman doing drugs who's 10 weeks pregnant. Three kids, age 19. Here's another one, giving birth. Smoking meth. Baby dies shortly thereafter. This is Karen Bass's Los Angeles, unlike any place in the world, unlike any place that's ever existed in the history of the human race. And it goes on every day, and Joey and others post about it every day. We talk about it frequently, and Karen Bass refuses to do anything. It's the kind of psychotic sickness that you really only see, I guess, in serial killers.

And war criminals? I don't know. Murderous dictators? It's that kind of callousness, coldness, cruelty, viciousness. I don't know what to tell you. I don't know how this could be going on. It's absolutely amazing. All right. We come back. We're going to have another round of the Moist Line. Moist Line Part 2. Any more reviews of Deborah here in Moistline Part 2? Or did we get all the, were those are the only ones we could play? No Deborah in the second. No Deborah in the second. Because Debra's not here. Deborah will be on her way home. Oh, is that right? Did you arrange? No, Eric, that's what Eric always puts the ones that I'm involved in. All right, yeah. The first part, because I'm here. Well, you know what? He's already deleted all the filthy ones. Yeah, I know you want to hear those. No, that would be unkind. That would. That would be weird. It would be. I wouldn't do that. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM 640. KFI AM 640. More stimulating talk radio. John Cobelt's show. Coming up right after 6 o'clock, you're going to be able to get the podcast if you missed anything today. John Cobalt show on demand. That's on the IHeart app. And also our live YouTube thing will become something recorded that you could watch on YouTube. We're also live on X. And Conway will be here again in just a few minutes. Round to the moist line in just seconds. Gavin Newsom. It's amazing how insistent he is on pushing a policy that's incredibly stupid when it comes to causing damage to businesses. He announced today that California's minimum wage is going to increase again January 1st to 1740 an hour. When you do that you frequently cost... a lot of jobs for the people that you're trying to give a raise to. For example, when they came up with the $20 minimum wage for fast food workers, which was absurd, tens of thousands of fast food workers were fired from their jobs because fast food franchises, fast food franchise owners couldn't afford it. And they are now switching to order bots, kiosks, screens. And it's been proven that that's what happened. Thousands of jobs disappeared when he made it $20 an hour. But that doesn't stop a stupid man. He has a minimum wage increase for everybody up to 1740. This causes businesses to go out of business. This raises the price. Of all these goods and services, research director Rebecca Ken Paxton works at the Employment Policy Institute. And she says Gavin Newsom wants a badge of honor for announcing the highest statewide wage mandate in the country, but his track record of wage hikes.

puts workers dead last, tens of thousands of jobs lost, and repeatedly they do studies, and repeatedly they come up with the same result. And that's why in another report this week, it came out that California, out of all 50 states, ranks 50th in economic opportunity. Nearly all the job increases in California come from the public sector, government. No job increases in the private sector. All right, time to do the moist line. Let's do round two now. Hey, it's John. Thanks for calling the Moist Line. I'm so excited to hear from you. It's about time. One thing you have to worry about if they start repairing the streets is that once you start repairing a major street in Los Angeles, you have to think about putting in bike lanes and bus lanes. And it's been horrible in some parts. You look at Roscoe Boulevard in the Valley that took a whole lane away, and everybody's sitting in traffic? Bouchy got a lot of awards, but he was missing one. That would be the cause and effect award. And that one gets you some jail time. I don't know why you don't call the pandemic an attack on President's Trump presidency. That's what it was all about. You know it was. And it worked. And they didn't care what it cost anybody. That guy, he was probably paid to do everything they told him to do. I want you to go on TV, hype it up. I want you to do this. I want you to do that. Maybe they should look deeper. Deeper, deeper, deeper, deeper, someone. Why the f*** would Anthony Fauci need a pardon in the first place? About those gangsters, or air quotes, reformed gangsters that are kicking homeless people out. No, the money that everyone's giving them to kick out the homeless people is going straight to the gang. So, yay, vigilanteism, but it's going towards gangs. And everyone hates the gangs, right? With that ghost town, what is going to keep the gang members from telling the homeless to move on, but telling them where to go, like to a past client? And now they're charging the past clients to get rid of the same guys again. So they're controlling the bums. and moving them to different places to get more money over and over. This is exactly what happened in Mexico where they lost control of their police departments and their administrations to control the country and they turned into cartels running everything.

Yeah, does the Skid Row Care Campus also do out wine glasses, you know, in case they want to do something that's not illegal? It's about time to people stand up and do what's right and call out other humans who are acting inappropriately, such as all the homeless scumbags. Do away with them, whether it's the police or these gangbangers turn businessmen. I love this idea of these Ghost Town guys. It seems like it's a viable option that seems to be working quite effectively. So I'm all behind it, man. Johnny, I'll tell you what, buddy, you're a hero. I am a frustrated senior retired military guy, and I got no way to vent my disgusting feelings that I have for the country today. But it wasn't for you, I'd go nuts. Harm reduction is to clear the streets slowly. That's why they call it harm reduction. You really think that Gavin Newsom doesn't have all these cities and all these people by the and you think they're going to release information about the high speed rail that Governor Gavin Newsom. screwed up to the unbelievable level. Come on, guys, you know that. It's a gruesome deal. Only in government do we see something that doesn't work and decide it needs to be expanded. Thank you for leaving your message. Please hang up. Goodbye. That is the Moist Line. 877 Moist 86 for next Friday or use the talkback feature on the iHeart radio app in a few minutes. You could hear the podcast for the show we did today. And you can also go to YouTube and watch the recorded video of it. And we will see you Monday at 3 o'clock. Conway is next. Crozier with the news live in the KFI 24-hour News Center. You've been listening to the John Cobalt Show podcast. You can always hear the show live on KFI AM 640 from 3 to 6 p.m. every Monday through Friday. And of course, anytime on demand on the IHeart Radio app. KFI AM 64. More stimulating talk. Vital doesn't always mean visible. Across America, advanced technology is working behind the scenes, strengthening our nation. It protects our war fighters, delivers mission-ready intelligence, advances life-saving healthcare, and defends the critical infrastructure that keeps our country moving. At GDIT, we power the systems that help America operate, connect, and stay secure. Every hour, every mission, every day. GDIT, behind America's invisible advantage. This is Jacob Goldstein from What's Your Problem? Running a business is hard enough. Don't make it harder with a dozen apps that don't talk to each other. One for sales, another for inventory, a separate one for accounting. That's software overload. Odu is the all-in-one platform that replaces them all. CRM, accounting, inventory, e-commerce, HR, fully integrated, easy to use, and built to grow with your business. Thousands have already made the switch. Why not you?

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