Pete's Doctor Drama and Dr. Fauci News | Mundo Clip 8-11-26

I had to go get a physical yesterday. I was due. And I always like seeing the doc because, you know, he pretends to know you and he's like, how's the show going? And, you know, he always asks all these very friendly questions. But I can tell he's not locked in every morning six to ten. But he knows enough to be dangerous and make awkward small talk because that's what doctors are good at. I mean, listen, we need our doctors. I love great doctors. But the better the doctor, the more awkward they are. It's just, that's how it works. What I liked about my doctors last year, I went back to my doctor that I had when I was a kid. I found that he's right by where I live. So I'm like, oh, well, I got to go back to him. Really? So I have one of my original doctors from when I was a kid. So this guy, I mean, he literally, I mean, he's seen you from the get-go. He's known you since your balls dropped, Mark. Essentially. Well, that's impressive. He's known you since you were just a little boy. How about that? But he also said he'll hear me on the show occasionally. Okay, very nice. There you go. All right. Shout out Doc. I like it. But, you know, I'm filling out all these ridiculous forms. And... You know, I thought we were over this. I'm going through all these, you know, I'm on like page six of 10 pages of forms. And can you just ask me my gender when you go to a doctor's office? Not my gender identity, because then after that, I got to fill out the preferred pronoun. Did you get the preferred pronoun question mark? Is this part for the course now? Oh, yeah. It is? Oh, yeah, he, him. I just left it blank. You didn't do J-ZM? No. At a protest, I said, I'm not filling this out. Okay? I left it blank. If somebody wants to look at me and ask me, sir, sir, sir, you left out the preferred pronoun section of our forms. How would you like me to fill that out? Then yes. What is it? Z-Zim? Is that Z-ZM? Z-Zem, Je-Gem. Yeah. That's what I put on my Instagram, remember to be goofy? Oh, yeah. And then you called me out on it. Yes. I was just being funny about it. You called me out on it that one time. That's right. And it's still up there. I forgot to change it. Oh, it's still on your Instagram? Yeah. All right. Give Marco Rubio follow on Instagram. He-him, Je-J-J-Z. What's your handle on Instagram? At Mark the Overseer. All right. Find them there, follow him, and you can see his Z-ZM pronouns on there. Z is... Z-Zem is a gender-neutral neo-pronown used as an alternative to traditional pronouns like he, him, she, her, or they them. I don't even know what that means. I don't know what that means. That means nothing to me. Here are the examples according to Google AI, Gemini. Z is going to the store instead of he. Object, I gave the bag to Zem. I mean, we are in such stupid times. And I thought that we were over that when it came to the doctor's office asking me for a preferred pronoun. But here we are. So it wasn't just, are you a male? Are you a female? It's three questions I got. Sex at birth, male or female. Thankfully, only two options there. That was kind of a shocker, to be honest. Then it was your gender identity.

of Anthony Fauci privately warning of a miscarriage risk linked to COVID vaccine while publicly claiming, eh, it's all good. No problem. Nothing to see here. That's not good. Who used to say it is okay for them for pregnant women to get vaccinated to change now and say it is recommended pregnant women get vaccinated. So it's really one of those things that's kind of not a close call. It really is pretty clear that pregnant women should get vaccinated. So here's the problem for Anthony Fauci. He was saying one thing in public and he was saying something completely different in private. And he was willing to put women and their unborn children at risk instead of just admitting he was wrong about the vaccines that he tried guilting Americans into taking. It's absolutely reprehensible. There's no defending it. As someone who has had children in the last few years, obviously, you know, first one's born December of 18. Then we have our second, Chloe, May of 21. Our third, Charlotte's born March of 24. I think I got that right. You get to the third, it's like just try to remember their name, you know. But, you know, as someone who's obviously been in that phase of life. And knowing a lot of people who have struggled, who have had miscarriages, by the way. I'm not saying everyone is tied to, you know, the second mRNA vaccine. I'm not suggesting that at all. But they're certainly concerned. Megan McCain, daughter of the late John McCain, saw this story yesterday and said, in all caps, put Anthony Fauci in jail. She writes here, I'm a woman who was pregnant and had a miscarriage during COVID. Bill Ackman. who you may know, a big hedge fund guy who's gotten more political over the years, he said that he and his wife had seven miscarriages trying to have a second child during COVID and then time ran out. Now, Bill Ackman's wife is 50, so a few years ago she would have been early to mid-40s. So that, once again, I'm not saying all seven are tied to COVID. I don't know that. But boy, it sure doesn't look good when Anthony Fauci was privately warning of a miscarriage risk linked to the COVID vaccine, which, let's be honest, if you're having babies, you're young, you're relatively healthy. You were not a high risk person anyway, but you were told to do it on behalf of the greater society so that you wouldn't spread it to somebody else. And that turned out to be not true. So. Ever since Anthony Fauci's been back on the news two weeks ago now, I have really not enjoyed wanting to relitigate or talk about any of it. But I think from a pure historical perspective, it is important. It is like real legitimate news. So that, God forbid, we ever find ourselves in this situation again. And I'm hoping it's not happening in your lifetime. And I'm hoping it's not happening in my lifetime. But.

We know what we did wrong. If nothing else, we know what we did wrong. And it's going to be very difficult for people to trust their public health officials. And that's a shame. Because we, I think inherently we want to trust these people, right? Like when COVID first hit March of 2020. I'll admit, I was on this show being like, hey, this guy, Anthony Fauci, he's cream of the crop, he's best of the best, go back to the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, he was critical and crucial during the Reagan years. Like, he had a very good reputation. Now, it quickly unraveled a few short weeks later when it was obvious he was much more political than he needed to be, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt right away. And then quickly realized, maybe some of you would say not as quick as I should have, that's fine. But I was clear by April, May of 2020, like, I'm not sure I trust this guy. But boy, I don't think anybody could have expected what we ended up getting here out of all this. Scott's and Lee Summit. Scott, you're on KCMO. What's happening? Yeah, hi, Pete. I think the key lesson here is why would we expect media to cover Anthony Fauci and the possible culpability of first trimester miscarriages if they are cheering on the Massachusetts bill that passed abortion all the way up until birth? It's a death culture. They don't care about children no matter what phase of life they're in. So this is a non-story for them. Well, this, yeah, but this is involving, thank you, Scott. This is, I think, bigger than a bill in Massachusetts that got signed yesterday by their governor, which I did see and is really disturbing, satanic, demonic, as far as I'm concerned. But, like, I don't know how you avoid. the story, if there's continuing to be a drip, drip, drip around some of these text messages that are coming out of Anthony Fauci's phone from when he was a government official that was turned in in 22. I understand that media in general cover stories that it wants to cover and that may fit their narrative. But this is going to be so big. And frankly, I think it's a issue that crosses the political spectrum. I don't think it's just a Republican or anything like that talking point or topic. I really think that many Democrats are realizing that they got gas lit. Is there a percentage that is just going to have Anthony Fauci on that pedestal forever? Is there a percentage that's going to have them as St. Tony or their Messiah? Yes, there's a percentage. I think it's shrinking, though. I firmly believe that it's shrinking. All right, Doc Brown's on KCMO Talk Radio in Greenwood. Is that your real name, Doc Brown? Mark just put that into the system here. That's, uh, yes, Pete, that's what they call me. I'm a retired family physician.

Very cool. That's how I'm known in my church anyway. Okay. I do a lot of curbside consults for the last 10 years. Very cool. Very cool. What do you got for us? I just wanted to make you and your listeners aware of the fact that the FDA. I think it was last week. Yeah. Just approved Moderna's influenza vaccine, and it is manufactured using mRNA technology. Now, why would that be? Money. Money. What is there more money? But is there more money with an mRNA flu vaccine versus the regular one? I suspect that it can be manufactured probably more quickly. I'm not a vaccine manufacturer, but I can tell you, you were talking about lack of trust. I'll guarantee you there's no way that I would let anyone stick anything into me that was manufactured with that technology that they manufactured the COVID jab with. It was not a vaccine anyway, but it's a whole, you know, you can't trust them. Who would do that? And it's too bad. You know, it's really too bad, and they did this to themselves. That's the saddest part. It's very sad. I was laying in a hospital five years ago for 11 weeks. I had COVID and almost died, and I'll guarantee you, I was ashamed every day. They would come in and stick their finger on my house and go, if you had just had that shot, you wouldn't be here. I'm going, what? You guys don't know that for sure. In the fall of 21, they didn't know that. They were just shaming me. So I'm just, you know, I'll just do my due diligence before I let them stick me with a Moderna influenza vaccine. I'd be real scared of that. Well, listen, everyone should consult their own doctor on that front, Doc. But we appreciate. Absolutely. Yeah, we appreciate you checking in. I'm glad you're well. Absolutely. I just want to make sure that everyone was aware of this. Yeah. No, I did see the headline last week. So thank you, Doc. The FDA last Wednesday approved the U.S. first flu shot using MRNA technology. That's going to be from Moderna. FDA granted approval for two age groups, 50 to 65 and adult 65 up on the condition that Moderna run an additional clinical trial in the older group, the company said in a release. All right. Roger Marshall was on Fox Business this morning talking about the Anthony Fauci text messages. Here's what the Kansas U.S. Senator had to say. I think this is a situation where there was so much power concentrated in one person. This guy is drunk with power. He's created this, he helped create this virus. Gainab function was his thing. For 20 years, he's been funding research for it. This virus gets loose from a lab. But this is very, well, this is very consistent with the rest of the story multiple times. Anthony Fauci tells his diary one thing, but the American public, the other. And this is where we lost the trust.

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