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Ah, that is some good hypnosis right there. Can you taste the persuasion? I think you can. I think you can.
Well, are you surprised that I'm here? Anybody? Because I did my best to get canceled yesterday. Here I am. Here I am.
Now, in case anybody missed it, I was essentially taking a challenge. The challenge was that I could say things that violated the mainstream narrative about vaccinations. And even I tossed in the election of 2016 just to make it extra dangerous. So I violated the narrative, I think, maybe harder than anybody's ever violated it, at least according to my viewers. I said I did. I did succeed in violating the narrative. Still here. Still here. Didn't get even demonetized. And I get demonetized for all kinds of stuff. Didn't get demonetized and did not get a strike, did not get a warning. Nothing. Nothing.
Now, I predicted that that would be the case, despite being a fairly high-profile pundit who talks about stuff in public. Now, how many of you would accept that the test showed something? You know, it's not a science, so you can't make any hard conclusions about it. But would you say the demonstration was useful? I don't know if co
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nclusive is a little bit too much to say, but was it useful? Yeah, Colin, I hear you. Not yet. Not yet. Okay, well, maybe I'll get canceled later. So a lot of the concern that I'm getting from both the reasonable critics and the unreasonable ones is that I talk too much about COVID. And on top of that, too much about my own critics. Would you say that's fair criticism? I agree with that completel…
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