Kim Iversen Reveals Details of Fauci Interview, Exiting The Hill
The reporter left after being blocked from the interview
Remember those glorious days when an obviously hungover teacher simply wheeled the TV into the room, turned down the lights, and played a video? That’s today.
I’ve been wanting to post this clip for a while, but was never quite able to fit it into an article. To supply some background, back in July Tony Fauci appeared on Rising, declaring if he had to do all over again, we’d be much more stringent in our covid response. (He also stated that we should have gotten high-quality masks to people sooner, seemingly forgetting that he admitted to lying about masks so that those high-quality masks would go to the healthcare workers.)
But the story behind the interview is what was interesting to me. The Hill had a pretty solid covid reporter, Kim Iversen, who was left out of the interview. I speculated at the time that it was at the behest of Fauci, who famously ‘requests’ favorable reporters and questions in advance. He knew that Iversen would call him on his bullshit (and more damning, that Robby Soave wouldn’t).
Now, we have the story directly from Iversen herself, who spoke with Russell Brand on his webcast. Enjoy!
Everyone should follow and watch Russell Brand. Talks about so much truths happening in the world.
Hey, peeps!
I am sure I don't have to tell most of you to read this (I do not subscribe to Taibbi, but I sure support his move from leftish to rightish), and I highly recommend Lords Of Easy Money.
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/interview-christopher-leonard-author
Another must read: M. Sim's comments in Taibbi's stack.
Edit: "Quantitative easing" is a Statist euphemism for "currency devaluation" (printing the State's debts away, transferring them to the ignorant middle class and the not-so-ignorant poor through price inflation. What is so hard to understand about that, really? It's just supply (fiat, in this case) and demand applied to legal tender. You know the law of "supply and demand" is exactly like the law of gravity in that even Statists cannot avoid its execution in all markets, whether free or not, including, and maybe especially, in the primal markets of labor and capital (stores-of-value, including currency).