While everyone was focusing on the latest presidential horse race news over the weekend,

Steve Bannon possibly going to jail, Trump possibly declaring his campaign, Biden's lackeys

fighting over who takes the reins when the big guy drops, while everyone was focusing on the big

headline news. Most people missed the most disturbing political news story to come up in a very long

time, care of CDC director Ryszel Wolenski. Two little kids just came down with monkeypox.

We do have seen now two cases that have occurred in children. Both of those children are traced back

to individuals who come from the men who have sex with men community, the gay men community.

And so when we have seen those cases in children, they have generally been what I call adjacent

to the community most at risk. I should also mention importantly, those children are doing well.

Doing well? The children are doing well. The children who for whatever reason are living with

promiscuous homosexual men, according to federal officials, just came down with a dangerous disease,

a disease that is by the way especially dangerous for children. It's not super dangerous for

lots of other people. A disease that you pretty much only get from having sexual contact with gay

men who go to orgies and the kids are doing well. According to recent research in the New England

Journal of Medicine, 95% of monkeypox cases have been transmitted through sexual activity. 98%

of infected people are gay or bisexual. 41% of them already have AIDS, HIV, not full blown AIDS

necessarily. The median number of sex partners that the people who are infected with monkeypox

have had in the prior three months is five and a third of them are known to visit orgies and

bathhouses within the month of infection. According to our own federal government, 99% of American

monkeypox cases involve men who have sex with men. Some activist groups are trying to blur

this reality and they're claiming that monkeypox is not a sexually transmitted disease or they're

claiming that it's affecting all sorts of other people, not just one group in particular. The data

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