Welcome to the Conversations, that matter of podcast. My name is John Harris. We're going to dive right into it real quick today.

Last week I was away I was visiting family and people were sending me some of the stuff we're going to look at, but I hadn't seen it.

So now I want to talk about it because I

started skimming through some of the stuff that's on my list and I was like oh man this is kind of it's

sad but it's kind of funny and it shows something I think the lesson we're going to see

With some of the things we're looking at is that there's there's a certain variety of

That at least they think of themselves of intellectual but these intellectual

evangelical elites who are primarily social justice minded a lot of them

but there's a certain kind of like there's a strong assumption that they have

like really strong and like emotional attachments identity is

involved in this you can't really argue with it because it's an article of faith and that's really the takeaway.

Trusting in the the prevailing COVID narrative and the treatments that we're supposed to trust.

That is an article of faith now.

To such an extent, you can't even

get someone to look at it in any kind of semi objective manner.

Does it say, hey, like can we look at numbers?

Can we, can you look at some of the things that may be of concern here?

Can we compare it to maybe other treatments that are safe and have been proven safe for years and maybe they're working better?

Is there any reason we can have?

Not really.

And I think it's because of what I'm about to show you.

To be in the good graces of those who are secular elites and those who hold the power is it's

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