#781: The Truth About Fauci with Jessica Rose

**SPEAKER_1** (0:07)
You've had a dynamic where money has become freer than free.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:10)
When you talk about a Fed just going nuts, all the central banks going nuts. So it's all acting like safe haven.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:18)
I believe that in a world where central bankers are tripping over themselves to devalue their currency, Bitcoin wins. In a world of fiat currencies, Bitcoin is the victor.

**SPEAKER_2** (0:29)
I mean, that's part of the bold case for Bitcoin.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:31)
If you're not paying attention, you probably should be.

**Marty Bent** (0:36)
Jessica Rose, welcome back to the show.

**Jessica Rose** (0:39)
Hello, Marty. I'm so sorry I was late.

**Marty Bent** (0:44)
It was for good artistic inspiration.
I'm not one to get perturbed when somebody gets lost in their creative craft. I think it's a lost art or a dying art that needs to be nurtured. So I'm more than happy to sit here and wait on my back porch for 30 minutes.

**Jessica Rose** (1:02)
Awesome. For those who don't know, I do write music and I got a melody in my head on a walk and I had to lay it down. So I started doing that as soon as I got back and it's turning into a track, and I'm really starting to like it, and I just get lost. I don't like nothing exists.
So yeah, I looked up at my clock, and it was like a half hour into our interview time. So thank you for being forgiving for the artist.

**Marty Bent** (1:37)
Well, it's easier too because it provides a good segue into what we're going to discuss, which is proximal origin.

**Jessica Rose** (1:45)
That's why I think it came out, because I need the levity, the musicality and the creative side, instead of this probing personal e-mails thing. As you can see, I've been busy.

**Marty Bent** (2:07)
Well, you worked two great poems into the piece. You started with one. So we're going to talk about proximal origin, the paper that locked in the narrative to usher in the plandemic, a lot of this information.
And the analysis that you did is coming from Senator Johnson and Senator Paul's, I guess, grilling of Anthony Fauci. It wasn't really a grilling since he pled the fifth, but I think this is really important. I think our conversations over the last two years on this topic and many different facets of the topic of COVID-19, the vaccines, the response, the reaction to everything has been seeded in. We're looking for accountability. And it looks like we may be on the path towards that. But I think the hearings happen. There was a ton of clips, but we need to keep beating the drum. And like I said, we provide a good segue because I really like this poem. I have a vested interest in finding what SARS, where SARS was made and by whom it was first arrayed, not for the geopolitics game nor to expose the cover-up shame. But I fight for those who cannot stand the injured, the dead across the land, the persecuted, the innocent hands. This is what it's all for, accountability for these people. And I think what Senators Johnson and Paul brought to the hearings in terms of evidence, you sifted through that and really highlighted the contradictions and the overt criminality and backdoor dealing and really the crafting of the narrative, particularly around the topic of how SARS COVID-19, I'll just call it, was created. Was it in the lab? Was it at this wet market? And it's pretty clear that they were really trying to force the narrative that it was the wet market.

**Jessica Rose** (3:58)
Yeah. It's just amazing. It's a bottomless pit, like, I think Jeffrey Tucker and I are tied. Like there's probably a million other people too, but like I speak to Jeffrey the most.
I might be going in and out of connections, so forgive me for that. What I was saying was, it's a bottomless pit. I mean, these, these email releases are thousands of pages long. The one that Jeffrey Tucker and I have been combing over was like 1,300 pages, but there's another one I found in my research. It could have been this proximal origins one or my more recent one about Robert Gallo, which we should talk about, which has 3,200 pages of emails. And these are like, there is some repetition and overlap, but these are new emails. And they, it's like, you can't go through it page by page. You just can't. We're not computers. So I've come up with methodologies. Like my shtick is like bringing to light what they were saying, the truth about what they were saying with the mRNA shots, you know? So I will use the keyword mRNA or Moderna or harms or adverse events or something like that, and I'll pick or I'll sift through it in that way, which has been very fruitful. I mean, I can't believe what I've found.