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Yes, I realize Stephen A. Smith is a Democrat and will still vote democrat. Okay? Okay.

Yes, there is nothing he says here that we didn't know years ago, and Stephen A. would have been more educated if he had listened to us. Okay? Okay.

The media is attempting to do everything they can to protect Anthony Fauci's reputation and what's left of their own. The talking point is "why are we still talking about this?" and how we should move on. Stephen A.'s reaction to just how badly he was lied to is WHY we're still talking about this. Because it's not just that Fauci got one thing accidentally wrong. There is nothing we were told that he didn't, IN HIS OWN WORDS, admit was not true, and all while he celebrated being treated like a celebrity.

Stephen A.'s reaction to finding this out now after doing everything he was told he needed to do -- and STILL getting COVID anyway -- is why we're still talking about this.

And damn it, it almost killed me! Going into 2022, I’m in the hospital 90 minutes before the ball is about to drop, and the doctor says, ‘We’ve been at this for three plus weeks. You got double pneumonia. You look really bad. If this antibiotic and this steroid do not work, Mr. Smith, I’m sorry, we’re gonna have to call your family. Looks that bad...

Stephen A. is sharing this rant to an audience that, like him, never knew what they didn't know. He's sharing this rant to an audience who doesn't watch Senate hearings, and may have seen something on CNN while flipping channels. He's sharing this to an audience who may have heard some of it from Aaron Rodgers, but thought he was a conspiracy theorist.

He's also sharing this rant to an audience who did the masks and did the lockdowns, while Fauci dined with the reporters who glazed him. Who saw how it affected their kids having their schools shut down. Who had loved ones die that, if they were even allowed to see them, could only have ten people at the wake... and only five at a time.

That's what it was like for my uncle who fought in WW2 and lived into his nineties. Ten people were allowed to say goodbye to him. Only five at a time while the other five waited in the parking lot six feet apart.

A lot of people were, and I hate this term, "red-pilled" because they were angry then. A lot more weren't, and they need to be. People with mainstream audiences like Stephen A. admitting he was wrong, apologizing for being wrong, and expressing an anger so many of us have felt and still feel is an important step in making sure none of this happens again.

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