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Hey guys, and welcome to another episode of the JRE review.

This week we have Cam Haines, good old Cam.

We have Robert I was gonna say Downey jr.

That that's completely wrong Robert Kennedy jr.

Wow that 1 was heavy First announcement something that just came to Todd's attention today is there is some Twitter talk of Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk having an MMA fight.

That is maybe the craziest thing ever and Is that your phone ring and Todd you are ridiculous but yeah, Zucks and and Elon fighting I don't see how this can work.

It seems unlikely they will ever put it together, but if they do, holy shit, that will be 1 to watch and what a ridiculous spectacle in all the best ways.

What is it, a 20 year age difference and a 30 to 45 pound difference and a 7 inch height difference?

Yeah, I mean, Elon's a lot bigger, but Zuckerberg has been training.

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Alright, well there's a lot to unpack with so much Robert, so I think we should start there.

Um, yeah I mean, look, he's running for president.

Um, I'm sure he's not gonna talk about vaccine stuff his whole presidency.

It's probably going to get tiring and old and too controversial for people.

But since Rogan's platform is the way it is, and it's maybe the freest podcast out there right now.

I'm not surprised he talked about it a lot, and Joe had a lot to discuss with it because of he got thrown into the middle of a bunch of these controversies.

Yeah, it would have been nicer to hear more than just the, you know, all the controversies around vaccines and stuff, but it's such an important topic and it's such a highlight of what people are talking about lately because of the pandemic.

I wish he would have talked more about the presidency run and some other things, but maybe he'll be on again.

And hopefully he, I mean, Joe was on Twitter talking to Dr.

And if you don't know the controversy out there, go to Twitter, check it out, because Rogan never calls people out and it was a big deal.

And now it's what, up to a million dollars that Joe said he will give to any charity of Peter's choice, of Doctors' Choice, and he doesn't want to debate JFK.

I just can't believe the lack of debating going on with this.

It was just 2 separate sides talking into their own echo chamber, almost, is what it seemed like.

I think Rogan's offered a hundred grand, but other people have jumped in, and it's up to a good amount.

I mean, look, at the end of the day, could it be that harmful to your side, Dr.

To where it's not worth at least doing it just to get that money to charity?

In my mind, it shouldn't, the money shouldn't matter.

Because if he's right, and he says that vaccines are not harmful and he has the science behind it like he says he does then why wouldn't he debate someone?

He could just bring on all of the science.

And I think it would be a great conversation.

I mean, like Robert was saying, when you're a lawyer and you sue someone, you kind of become an expert on the thing that you're suing over, right?

So, not a scientist, but if he's suing people over like mercury, or other contaminants, and he has to know a lot about it in order to make that case.

I mean, look, he wrote the book, The Real Anthony Fauci.

It doesn't show up on bestsellers lists most places, but you can get it on Amazon, it's sold a shitload of copies.

Like, that seems like an easy thing for Fauci to sue somebody over if it's incorrect.

Well, and let's not forget, I mean, way before Fauci in 1989 is when he did his first, when he started researching this vaccine problem and maybe the the link between autism and methylmercury and thimerosal.

This happened in 1989, that's how he got into this.

He was an environmental lawyer before that.

So he was suing Monsanto before that, correct?

Anyway, he was an environmental lawyer, so he's not new to research.

Like you said, as a lawyer, that's what you're doing in order to win a case.

You have to research what the hell it is you're fighting against so that you can make a good case for it.

Yeah, and he seems to have a pretty solid kind of science background in terms of using it for legal proceedings, right?

And, you know, you've got to be very careful about what data you pull up and how you pull it up and how you present it.

So it was a compelling, super compelling podcast.

I would urge everyone to listen to this 1 for sure no matter what side you're on.

I mean it's crazy there was so much research that, I mean even on his children's health defense or children's defense fund, which is Robert F.

Kennedy's website, he has been fighting for children and getting mercury out of vaccines since

Well, I mean, it's interesting because like, if he was saying that like mercury, that type of mercury going into the body or definitely into the brain, like we know that they don't give they don't want pregnant women eating a lot of Seafood

because of the mercury right so You know that's science saying it's not good for you.

We don't want that in paint and in our gasoline, stuff like that, and if what they're saying is right, that mercury is up to 10 times more dangerous, then wouldn't we just want to be extra careful about these things?

Absolutely, but there is a difference there because the marisol is different than the ethyl mercury, right?

Well, I did pull up some research that was done by Thomas Burbacker back in, I think it was the early 2000s, but this was on the Children's Health Defense Fund.

So it was also published in the Environmental Health Perspective back in August 2005.

Of course, we used DuckDuckGo.com, huge supporter of them.

But, you know, After reading through it, it just seems like there needs to be way more studies done on this.

I mean, Burbacher did studies on primates and monkeys, infant monkeys, and noticed that it was getting through the blood-brain barrier, from what I could tell after reading this 1 article.

Now, I don't know shit about this other than this 1 article and what Robert F.

Kennedy was saying, but it definitely spiked my interest in, oh my god, I have a two-and-a-half-year-old.

I know that he was getting the hepatitis B shot, which sounds like is used right when infants are born.

I'm pretty sure it's the day they're born they get a hepatitis B shot and Robert F.

Why are kids getting hepatitis B shots if the mom doesn't have hepatitis B?

Right, so why are we doing this extra precautionary vaccine if it's unneeded?

It doesn't seem, in my mind, doesn't seem to be needed.

And that's just 1 vaccine that he talked about, you know, in depth on this podcast.

But I mean there was just so much information dude.

And he seems so educated on all of it obviously.

Everyone's calling him a conspiracy theorist, but like he's done all the research.

It doesn't sound like he's guessing too much.

I mean, look, again, we're not experts here.

We're just trying to review what was being said, but it raised a lot of questions for me having a 2 and a half year old who has been getting vaccinated and it's scary you know this autism link from what I have seen and have read and what RFK was saying seems there seems to be quite a link there between autism and mercury exposure but I don't know.

Right yeah that's the problem it's like for sure there's been a rise in autism.

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There's a big group of people out there that are like, no, that's not it, that's been proven.

And in some ways there's a growing other group that's like, I don't know, I don't trust this.

Well, when Robert was saying growing up he didn't know many autistic people, It's like I know plenty that are somewhere on the spectrum.

Some of them struggle more than others, but it's

Yeah, and just to get off of the the just the autistic spectrum I mean there's you know he's done lots of studies with glyphosate because he sued Monsanto and won.

Okay I don't have the date on that but it was I think in 2006 is when they started, like celiac disease started becoming rampant in people.

Oh, and how many people do you know have that?

But you don't see that in the past, right?

There seems to be a link there with glyphosate, but Again, we don't know.

There doesn't seem to be a lot of research because you have these huge pharmaceutical companies and herbicidal companies like Monsanto and people spraying Roundup on stuff.

And there's been plenty of cancer links with glyphosate and Roundup.

There's plenty of people who have won millions and millions of dollars because they were exposed to glyphosate and ended up getting lymphoma or some sort of cancer, but that we haven't talked much.

At least I don't, I haven't seen a ton of studies out about celiac disease and all these food allergies that people are getting, right?

Like, did you know anyone in the 80s who was allergic to peanuts?

You can't go anywhere without eating peanut butter around children these days.

I mean, they used to have peanuts on planes.

know, they used to be, when we were kids, the favorite thing to do was go to the ice cream van in England.

Yeah, we'd like play the music and then you run over there and you would get, you'd get like a little pot of ice cream and you'd have a choice and they'd be like, you want nuts and you want sauce.

Just different gross sauces, like butterscotch or lemon lime or just like stuff like that.

But yeah, then eventually they got rid of nuts there too.

It's like a lot of people are struggling with this.

And you gotta wonder where it comes from.

I mean, I almost don't know a kid today that isn't allergic to something.

Well, and there was also, he talked about atrazine, which I believe is a, some sort of herbicide, maybe?

And it gets into drinking water, it's found in soils, and they did that study, I don't know who the doctor was or the person who did the study on atrazine in frogs, but it was changing them from male to female, you remember that part?

But it's something we should probably do more studies on.

I mean, humans aren't frogs, but exactly.

It just changes the sex of frogs this fucking compound that we're spraying on stuff.

Yeah It's not I mean, I'm laughing but it's not funny.

Yeah What else the Russians I have notes on the Russians don't allow kids to have cell phones in schools.

I mean, that's a whole nother thing that, you know, talking about radiation from cell phones.

I always, I've always not, you know, slept next to my cell phone.

And again, I don't know the links between it.

That's a bit worrying because you would think though that phones are so powerful now, you know?

The 5G, everyone's holding them against their heads.

I mean, is there a ginormous increase in cancers on the side of the head that people hold their phones, you know?

Just like everyone uses Bluetooth all the time?

He just puts it on a speakerphone, right?

Yeah, and also the link between some breast cancers, maybe there's a link with women who hold, some women just put it in their shirt, the top of their shirt, and their phone's just sitting next to their boob all day.

I mean, I just don't think it would hurt if even the cell phone companies were brave enough to come out and go, yeah, just so you know, this is an incredible tool, super useful, everyone's gonna have it because you can't get rid of your smartphone now, You know, you can be 1 of those flip phone nerds, but let's be honest that shit doesn't last for long Gotta get back on Twitter.

Yeah, but that's gonna end up in lawsuits.

But it but if they yeah, that's true I guess they just can't admit to any But it would just be so much nicer if we could like live in a time where they're like, yeah, just so you know, it's not great to use it all the time next to your head.

So we recommend speakerphone and using headsets.

Absolutely, But I think we should just all err on the side of caution here and not put them next to our boob or our Put them in our pockets all day on which we all do.

Yeah, I don't think there's any way around that 1

You think it's like cooking our balls, maybe?

If it's not supposed to be by your head, I don't want it by my balls either It probably isn't helping with fertility if it's you're just balls are getting radiated all day.

what it's a little scary to go down these rabbit holes because If it's It's almost like when I advise my friends not to watch the news too much because they often are just getting really anxious all the time and just constantly want to talk about it and it's just the slippery slope so I just say hey just take a break you're gonna be okay and then they're like no I need to be informed I need to know it's like okay But you're also like inundating yourself with a lot of fear.

And it's definitely good that people talk about these things.

But even in this 1, like 3 hour thing, I'm like, like looking around thinking, should I buy a better Brita water?

So what, what was the deal with wifi then?

So the Russians understand the wifi can be used as a kind of weapon, I guess, if you like really turn the frequencies up.

But, you know, we're all being hit by Wi-Fi all the time.

There's almost nowhere you can ever be where there's no Wi-Fi.

I mean we haven't had it that long When did they start making Wi-Fi like Accessible everywhere.

mean think about you know, when did we start getting phones?

In the late 90s we had flip phones, right?

None of us really were carrying around iPhones, all of us, and probably until the later 2000s, like

Yeah, I think that's when the iPhone came out.

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