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"I'm telling the administration...that if they don't release those [videos I've seen], then I have the capabilities of getting those videos and releasing them." ~Burlison (Transcript and comments by me on one of my fav segments in a long time.) ~ Will Cain: "Missouri Republican Congressman, Rep. Eric Burlison, joins me now. Congressman, thanks for being with us here today. You and I, Congressman, I think we've had a very candid conversation together. We have both talked about the fact that I am open and curious about this subject of UAPs, but I do feel like we're at a place where evidence needs to start meeting expectations. What we've seen today, what does this tell us? Does this meet any expectation?" Burlison: "I think that there's...we have to take a step back and recognize the historic nature of this. Every president prior to President Trump has really demurred any kind of questions on this. They dismissed them, they would not talk about it. People would, if anything, snicker or sneer anytime this kind of subject came up. So the fact that we have a president who is open and willing and trying to be transparent is something to celebrate. "That being said, I think that this is a teaser, this is a kind of a, you know, something to open up with. This was the low-hanging fruit kind of videos and content for this administration to release. A lot of this has been...some of this has been out there before. It's not been acknowledged, right? So, you're looking at Apollo 17 video..." Cain: "I've seen the same thing said by Rep. Tim Burchett Press Office. That this is sort of the beginning, and there will be other releases that could leave Americans with a holy crap moment. I believe that's a direct quote from Congressman Tim Burchett." (This is what Burchett tweeted today: Burchett: "The 1st drop will be big but in comparison to what is coming they will be a drop in the bucket. I would say 'Holy Crap' is coming." I hope so. Or people are going to be upset that the videos and evidence didn't meet the hype, and you may see a lot of people losing interest in this topic. Last month, he told Elizabeth Vargas: “I’ve seen pictures and video of things that defy any reason that we have." ~Burchett And also last month, he told NEWSMAX: “If they would release the things that I've seen, you would stay up. You'd be up at night worrying about or thinking about this stuff... And for the record, I'm not suicidal and I don't take risks.” ~Burchett (That's some major hype there and, again, I hope future videos live up to it. I'm gonna guess that Burlison is NOT a fan of getting people's expectation up like that.) Cain: "My question for you, or the congressman, would be: Why? Why slow roll this out like it's a season of 'Game of Thrones'? Like, why would Episode 1 be somewhat uninspiring - leave us with more questions than answered - if there's something coming after the teaser? What's the point in staging the release?" Burlison: "So, again, this...just from talking with the White House and this administration, this is not an easy thing to do. There's not one huge repository of all of these documents and videos and photos. Despite what most people believe, they're really...at least we haven't found that one, you know, big repository. So what the Agency is doing is going and finding, first and foremost, the items that are readily available to be released. And they wanna be quick...move quickly and release those." (Okay, so they haven't located the best videos yet? Then what was Burchett shown? And if what he was shown is really THAT amazing, why haven't those videos or photos been released? Drip, drip? The excuse that they haven't been able to locate them yet doesn't hold water IF Burchett's take is accurate and they showed him SOMETHING that blew his mind and will blow our minds. Or, did he just hype it up and whatever he saw is really not that impressive? As I've asked several times in the past: Do these amazing videos actually exist?) Burlison: "I would ask you, would you prefer to have them wait for, you know, years, what would probably take years if they were to do a comprehensive study and then release it all at once, in one big batch? I would prefer that they release it as they find it, and I think that that's...this administration wants to be transparent and do that." (Great! How about releasing what Burchett was referring to in his interviews?) Cain: "My criticism is not for the decisions of the administration." (Well, if the Trump administration isn't releasing the best of the best videos that they already have in their possession because they're afraid of how Americans (and the world) might react (fear and panic), then they DO deserve some criticism, right?) Cain: "My criticism is for the expectation built by many out there that have these conversations, that there will soon be a bomb to drop when it comes to revelations about aliens." (Burchett, and then Rep. Anna Paulina Luna with her repeated comments about interdimensional beings. Luna: "...this is something you can go back and watch with the Congressional hearings - but I was actually able to ask some of the witnesses, 'What are these things?' And they keep saying interdimensional. "I wouldn't call them aliens. I really like what Grusch calls it. He says that they're interdimensional beings and he's very specific about that." Grusch has NEVER said that, nor has any witness who testified in front of Congress, so I have no idea where she's getting that from.) Cain: "And, if that's true, are we trying to prepare the American people with a slow drip, drip, drip tease of this stuff? If not, then Congressman, I would say, if this is all we've got, then I'm not sure that there's anything the American government really has that tells us anything about the existence of aliens? I'm just beginning to feel like this entire story is teased out always just beyond our reach." (That's why we need just ONE (for starters) clear and close-up video of an object performing maneuvers that we thought were impossible. And as of right now, we don't have that. I've said this many times. Does that type of video exist?) Burlison: "I can sense your frustration. I've experienced it personally myself. I've seen videos that I think are in the process of being declassified, so I think that there is more to come. If they're not going to be declassified, I'll probably do an effort to release them myself under Speech and Debate." (In short, the Speech or Debate clause says that a Senator or Representative can speak freely about anything, or share anything, in either house of Congress and have absolute immunity from civil or criminal liability. I'll link to an example in the replies.) Burlison: "But again, a lot of the footage that I've seen is similar to what has been released today. There's some that are pretty interesting, and especially given the environment and the circumstances of the videos. Whether they are videos of UAP that are flying around Russian submarines or a video of our aircraft that are firing on some of these UAPs? I've seen those kind of videos. And so I'm teasing that because I know that...I'm telling the administration, through you (Will Cain) at this moment, that if they don't release those, then I have the capabilities of getting those videos and releasing them." (How much better are those videos than what we've seen today?) Cain: "Can I say one more thing about this, congressman? I expect you and I will have much longer conversations like we have in the past, where we have fewer time constraints. But what I'm seeing here, and we're sharing today, and what's been released, there are probably hundreds, perhaps 1000s, of explanations for what we see on these video screens. They don't lead us directly to extraterrestrial or out-of-this-world explanations. "Is there something else? Is there some other proof that you've seen? Is there a more compelling video that can't be described or explained as a drone or a light refraction or any other thing. Again, I'm not cynically dismissing these things, as I've always mentioned to you. I'm open and curious. I just don't think the evidence is meeting the moment." (I agree with Cain. The government-released or government-acquired footage just doesn't get us over the hump with the masses and skeptics.) Burlison: "I think you and I are at the exact same place. I continue to look for these things and try to follow the narrative that people are saying. Follow the historical narrative that we have a crash retrieval program, and this is the kind of information I keep getting presented. It doesn't mean that we don't stop looking." Cain: "Fair." (If we have recovered craft and bodies of non-humans, and it can be PROVEN, then these videos from today will be forgotten instantly.) Burlison: "And I have...and so the White House and the ODNI is looking for the next places to go investigate. And I think that...and they've actually been open in asking me where those next places should be, and so we're offering..we're gonna be working to offer those locations. A lot of this, Will, is gonna be in the hands of these agencies that are quasi-private or private companies, and that's gonna be a harder dig for this, for this administration to do, but that's where I think we're gonna get to the truth." (Let's start with the "holy crap" videos Burchett hyped and saw and see if they are as good as he's claiming.) Cain: "Well, to his defense, the President hasn't made big promises about what this would reveal. I don't think I can say that about everyone who purports to have seen something that there are big revelations, and so far, the evidence in the videos haven't met the promises. I do hope we continue to see more, congressman. I hope you do fight so we can see more. Obviously, transparency and answers is what we're seeking here on what would be a gigantic issue. Congressman Burlison, thanks, as always, for your time." Burlison: "Anytime."

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Mikhaila Peterson’s Oxford Union debate on meat "I'll start with my absolute absurd health experience, that's received widespread negative media attention on top of being fairly unpleasant to live through. The reason for that negative media attention was because my diseases were put into complete remission by an all meat diet. No plant food. So I I understand where Heather's coming from when she cut eggs and dairy because those were so hard on me. It was unbelievable." "But it wasn't the meat. A very brief background. I was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis when I was seven with symptoms starting when I was two. I had 37 affected joints. I spent sixteen years being treated with immunosuppressants I injected twice weekly starting when I was eight." "And then other medications to treat my many other diagnosed health ailments, chronic fatigue, and severe absolutely crippling depression. I lost my hip and my ankle. That's why I wore this skirt, so you can see this, to arthritis, and had them replaced when I was 17. I tried going the medical route, and it didn't work. When I was 23, my skin had started to break down from rashes, and those stopped healing." "I couldn't sleep on my shoulders, and I was so mentally unstable. I couldn't have a relationship. My right wrist felt like it was gonna be next for my third joint replacement. Anyway, I went back to school for biomedical science, and I decided to reduce my diet dramatically just to rule it out, not because I thought it had anything to do with my health. I cut it down to meat and whole foods." "And within two months, it eliminated nearly all of my symptoms. And I was manage I managed to get off of SSRIs and Adderall and immune suppressants. We were absolutely shocked. Two months of that limited diet put me into remission after twenty years of an autoimmune disorder that destroyed my joints. Soon after that, I had a baby, and that plus stopping my SSRIs way too quickly brought my autoimmune symptoms back along with SSRI withdrawal and depression." "I can't begin to describe the level of terror of having diseases return and losing my mind to depression again. A year later, again, out of sheer desperation to eliminate my autoimmune symptoms and depression, I reduced my diet further, and I went down to just meat. And I knew that that wasn't bothering me based on how I could feel after I ate it. I figured you can't be allergic to meat. I thought I was only gonna be on that for a month, and then I was gonna be able to reintroduce foods back in and eat normally." "However, that wasn't the case. It took six months for my autoimmune symptoms to go away. But then they did, and my depression went away. And I was in remission again. Now since then, I've tried to reintroduce plant foods because I actually like cake and fruit and other foods." "And I don't really wanna be on this diet, but I can't introduce anything without having my autoimmune symptoms come back. So one of the arguments might be might say and this is what happened with the media too. It was, okay. Maybe this girl is just this one girl. But my family is on this diet because they have auto autoimmune disorders." "So then it was, well, maybe this family is just a strange family. But I have a we are a strange family. Okay? So that that's definitely true. But, I've got a Facebook group now, and this is just small to start." "By the Facebook group now with 7,000 people who have all been brought to this diet because they've tried the medical route, and they have no other options, and they're miserable. And they're recovering from diseases. The ketogenic diet, which is the type of diet I'm on minus the plant food, has been shown to treat epilepsy since the nineteen twenties and was kind of put out of fashion by antiepileptics, which aren't as effective but are easier to adhere to than the diet." "One in nine people above the age of 65 have Alzheimer's, which is now being referred to as type three diabetes induced by carbs and sugar. There's an obesity epidemic in America with thirty six percent of Americans overweight and thirty two percent obese. One in five people there have an autoimmune disorder like me. One in six people are on a psychiatric medication, which are almost impossible to get off of, like I was." "A potential solution that should be seriously looked into is radically simplifying diet with fewer ingredients, going back to a time when we weren't all chronically ill. And that involves dramatically increasing red meat consumption and decreasing plant foods. The demonization of red meat was based off of a few hypotheses based on observational studies that have been proven to be false." "Saturated fat has slowly been disappearing as the cause for heart disease in scientific literature because it's not the cause for heart disease. The studies on colorectal cancer were done on people who also ate more sugar and processed foods, McDonald's. The need for fiber is a myth when you don't consume plants. Our populations need high levels of vitamins. It turns out that's only necessary because we're consuming so many carbs." "We can't handle the amount of sugar in our body. Soon as you eat more meat and less processed food, that need goes away and vitamin deficiencies recover. I think what people should be focused on more than anything else is making other people healthier. Can you imagine a population where obesity was nonexistent and autoimmunity and mental health wasn't a concern? You have no idea who's out there dying of a lifestyle caused disease that could get healthy and fix our climate issues." "Enforcing the reduction of the amount of meat eaten, a somewhat narcissistic venture under the assumption that you know what these new manmade foods do for people's bodies better than two million years of evolution, something evolution could produce is a massive and dangerous mistake. We've evolved eating meat, the food and fat that enabled us to develop the brains we have." "Assuming we can replace that with something we've created, naive. And how dare we, as a first world country and developed nation, spread word around the world that eating meat is immoral and unhealthy? In areas of the world where women can't work or own land, they can usually own ruminant animals." "That gives them and their families money, food, and a job. In places like Kenya, people's diets are mainly starches, not out of choice. And there are studies showing that adding meat into these children's meals increases their test scores by forty five percent. If you use meat as a first food for a baby, their head circumference is actually larger than babies fed without meat. My main concern is people eating healthily, and meat is the healthiest and most improperly villainized food out there." "Ruminant meat is the only food that people can actually survive on as a single food without supplementing anything else, which is the perfect elemental diet for a sick person. I wouldn't wish what I went through on anyone. And I wanna reduce the suffering so badly that I'll stand here and tell you that only eating meat seems might put certain disease into into remission. I get where the negativity comes from. It's unbelievable." "It's so unbelievable that in the first study on the carnivore diet released by Harvard this November that I actually read in the Oxford University press two days ago, which was convenient. They ended the study with contrary to common expectations, adults consuming a carnivore diet experienced few adverse effects and instead reported health benefits and high satisfaction." "The generalizability of these findings and the long term effects of this dietary pattern require further study. The surprise came because an average of ninety percent of people saw improvements across all diseases on the diet. One in four people 64 have type two diabetes in America. All respondents with diabetes discontinued non insulin injection agents." "84% discontinued oral medication, and 92% of participants on the carnivore diet with type two diabetes discontinued insulin altogether. Over 2,000 people were studied who were on the diet for over six months, and there was a ninety percent reduction in all diseases. In my opinion, this type of potential treatment for disease needs to be studied further before we move beyond meat. Thank you."

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