Well, my first guest, as I come back, so happy to be back.

And my first guest is Eric Peters, somebody I really respect who really gets it.

He's been on the side of liberty and freedom for a very long time.

And he's been on my side as well, really to

appreciate his offers of help when I was in the hospital. It's great to have you on, Eric. Thank you for

coming. It's a privilege and an honor, and I'm so happy to see you back in the saddle. Well, thank you.

Thank you. And thank you for your offers, even to to give blood as I said yesterday.

Let's talk a little bit about what is happening right now.

I was looking at your diaper report and I was thinking, you know, it's interesting, here we are five years later.

And you started the diaper report making fun of the people who are wearing, you know, the diapers on their faces.

And yet, as you point out, that is still going on. You know, what's happening? We've got Trump back. Oh, wait a minute. He was the one who was there when they did the diaper stuff, right? Right. Well, I think because it never really got cured, did it? That's right. You know, the report focused on what's going on in Honduras.

Apparently, the Honduran health minister has reinstated mandatory mask wearing in pretty much all public areas again. And I just thought to myself, oh my gosh, it's kind of early, but I need

a drink. Here we go again. And then I thought, well, okay, maybe it's just Honduras, but

you know, it really isn't.

Every time I go somewhere, whether it's to Lowe's or the supermarket or any place here in the

United States, at least in my part of Virginia, it's 99.9% certain that I'm going to see at least

one person still wearing a mask. Oh, yeah. And that's an indication of just how effective they were in pathologizing and PTSD-ing people.

And I guess the underlying point that I wanted to make in that article is that all that's

happened is that this psychosis has sort of waned a little bit.

It hasn't gone away.

It certainly hasn't been cured, I don't think. And it hasn't been cured because it hasn't been forcefully repudiated. We haven't had any kind of official announcement by the authorities. Hey, we, we erred. This was wrong and foolish, and we shouldn't have done this. We'll never admit to that, will they? I'll never admit to that.

We'll make two mistakes rather than never admit to one.

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