Reaching Across the Aisle
Q & A with Dr. Naomi Wolf – Medical Freedom
Medical Freedom Update
In the webinar, conducted live on December 1, 2021, Dr. Wolf discusses a range of topics:
- Vaccine Passports & Mandates
- Five Freedoms Successes and Plans, including Medical Freedom initiatives
- Campaigns for Human Rights & Constitutional Liberties
We highlighted a few brave organizations, entrepreneurs and individuals who are fighting to restore our basic rights. Dr. Wolf described several specific vital initiatives that must succeed!
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Transcript
Hello, and welcome to our first session of Q and a with Dr. Naomi Wolf. I am a Brianna sack doll and the editor of DailyClout. And I’m joined today with my colleague, Craig Klein, the chief strategy officer for DailyClout. And yes. Hello. And without further ado, Naomi Wolf. Thank you so much for joining us.
Thank you so much. Uh, should I hop on right into the. Um, well, let’s go over the agenda, the agenda first. So today we’re going to be covering vaccine passports in mandates. We are going to be sharing with you our five freedoms campaign and the successes that we’ve had with that campaign, um, as well as future plans and what’s happening on the state and federal side.
Um, we’re also going to be covering campaigns for human rights and constitutional liberties. Please feel free to ask your questions in the chat box. Hello, Michael. Thank you so much. He’s saying the sound is echo-y and distorted. And Michael, is it echo-y, it sounds good here in New Jersey. So that, unfortunately, that may vary depending on where you are, but, um, Brianna, when you’re done with the intro, uh, we’ll, we’ll pick it up and you’ll, you’ll new and I’ll go on and we’ll see if that helps and then only okay.
And Sierra keys. All right, we’ve got a national audience. Please keep going, Breeauna. Sorry to no, that’s that’s. This is excellent. And audience participation is key. We are so grateful to have all of you here with us today. Um, so lastly, we’re going to be covering daily crop features such as bill cam and our new collaboration with getter.
We’re very excited about this and, um, you have a campaigns functionality coming out that we are super excited to share with you and. Our mobile app. So, um, Craig, no, we’re ready for Naomi to take it, take it off. Um, I’ll just mention real quickly, everybody makes sure as we go type your questions into the chat, and then we’re going to get to, we’re going to try and carve out as much time as we can do to have Naomi address your question specifically.
All right. Am I ready to go? Can I jump on in now? Fabulous. So thank you, Brianna. Thank you, Craig. And a huge, thank you. I just want to welcome, um, our whole community out there across the country, maybe around the world. Certainly when it’s posted, this is a really, really big milestone for us. And I’m personally thrilled to be talking to you.
I feel like we’ve been on this journey together. Many of you for years, you know, with me and with DailyClout and now, um, we, you know, have really kind of grown exponentially in the last year because of you. So this is your. Town hall effectively. It’s your gathering place. We’re going to be doing this regularly.
People have said to us, we want to be in touch with you all, but we also want to be in touch with each other, other like-minded people. So this is our absolutely first milestone of convening everyone in person, as much as you can convene in person from around the world, Miami, Austin, Texas, so exciting LA uh, Colorado, Florida.
I’m just absolutely thrilled. So I’m going to jump on in, and we’ll have lots of time for you and me to have a Q and a, um, at the end of my, my, uh, sort of half hour presentation here. So what I want to do. Because so many of you have been concerned as you should be about vaccine passports and mandates, right?
And that’s one of the biggest things we’re working on with DailyClout right now, you know, directed by you with your support. One of the biggest things you all are supporting, we’re driven by you and your agenda. So, you know, that’s your achievement. I just want to say that, um, over the last six months DailyClout, and you really like, I can’t stress this enough have been instrumental in stopping vaccine passports and, and, and raising kind of barriers to unconstitutional vaccine mandates, uh, in, in 29 states in 29 states, you’ve taken our model bills or supported other good bills in your states.
Yeah. Um, and you’ve, you’ve done. What we taught you to do, which is you took this model bills and you sent them to your elected officials and you sent powerful letters and you called them and you emailed them. And I have to say, I’ve never seen anything like this in, you know, 35 years in political life.
The message got heard loud and clear when we started, um, people opposing the mandates, it was a marginal, largely silenced group, easily dismissed. Now you’ve shown that you’re a powerful, organized force and the other beautiful thing I want to say, you know, taking a little bit of, kind of a moment of, you know, celebration of what we’ve accomplished, um, with DailyClout.
It’s, it’s exactly how I dreamed of it. 10 years ago, you know, coming to fruition, we, we’ve also shown that this too. Two-step motion, right? Of, um, not only you sending those emails, which people do all the time. Right. But it’s easy for elected officials to ignore that. Uh, but also the scrutiny that we constantly place, the public exposure, the blogs, the videos, and Brianna has been so good about that.
Um, you know, and helping us amplify those messages, uh, that has really done a great deal because now elected officials, if they don’t get back to you, we post your letter on our website and, you know, with their name and everyone knows they didn’t get back to you. Right. That never happened before. And we’ve got 240,000 followers on all of our platforms.
It’s very public by the same token, you know, the good legislators at the state level who are working on. They were working in isolation, but, you know, with local newspapers gutted or you’re closed down or bought up by big tech and, you know, dismantled, no one’s covering state houses anymore. Practically.
So we’ve been interviewing, interviewing the legislators and even going, I was just in New Hampshire. I was in Michigan. I was in Oregon and, you know, filming these, uh, testimonials by citizens, interviewing them about their, uh, their good bills, you know, showcasing the bad bills, saying who the bad bill makers are and that’s had an effect, right?
Because again, this was all being done in darkness under cover of darkness. So, uh, you, you really have made a huge difference as people who love your country and love constitutional freedoms by, you know, picking up the labor and the hard work of, of being an active citizen. And we all want to thank you for that.
All right, let’s go on to our next slide and I can give you more, uh, more de.
And if you’ll show me the next slide, uh, I can keep going. I don’t see it. Uh, Craig, but I will keep telling people some of them, we have some great questions already. Um, if you want to tackle those as, um, Craig is bringing up some sides who are. Do, but, uh, my screen, sorry guys, let me turn that back on. So don’t worry about that.
I know exactly what I want to say. Um, so I will, uh, get to these questions are here we are. But, um, before we go on to the next slide, which is the five freedoms slide, um, I do want to tell you that in addition to these 29 states where the legislation has been passed to basically say these federal mandates are not going to be enforced here, you can’t do it.
Um, I also really want to talk about recent. Recent court decisions. Um, and actually, you know, I, I I’m behind the curve. It’s actually 33 states that have submitted her past, uh, policies to protect bodily autonomy. And, um, and we’ve got 46 state legislatures that are moving bills along, uh, to do that. So this is incredible momentum.
This is a national movement. Um, and what, what Craig is going to show you if he would, is that we’ve really innovated and you really helped us because we hired a lawyer to draft a model bill to protect your body from these vaccine passports. And you can go to DailyClout and you can download this model bills.
There are five of them plus an omnibus bill. And this is the five freedoms campaign that we launched about six months ago. And it’s, uh, no vaccine passports, no mask mandates, open schools now freedom of assembly and, and emergency law. And I’m glad to say that since we started this. This campaign, uh, many, you know, kids are in school, they’re still masked, but there’s a fight to unmask them steep.
Um, vaccine passports have not been rolled out in the United States at a federal level successfully yet the way they have been in Italy and in Israel and in Austria and in Australia and countries around the world. Yes, Roxanne, I will get to that. Governor baker of Massachusetts announced yesterday that 15 to 20 states are planning to issue pass vaccine passports.
Very soon. I have heard that and it’s like, we’re in a war, right? And the more effective we are, the more they come over the top. So I, you know, I, yes, I woke up to that yesterday, I believe, and I was very depressed, but, um, you know, we, we, this is an active battle and, you know, we’ve shown that we can stop this, you know, it’s basically now.
50 50 where blue states are racing ahead to lock down vaccine passports and, and red states are pretty effectively uniting as they United their attorneys general to th to stop the worst of it. But it’s, uh, it’s a fight and thank God for our founders because they gave us this beautiful federal and state system where the states have rights.
And we’ll get to that because the state’s rights were central to the court decisions, um, uh, around, uh, vaccine passports. Um, I’m sorry, the court decisions recently to stop Biden’s vaccine mandate from being enforced for now. Right. Uh, stay. All right, so let’s move ahead. That’s the five freedoms campaign to the next slide and, um, oh, so many good questions, you know, can you save that question from Carmella about why liberals?
Yeah, that’s a really good one. I’ll definitely get to that. Carmella. Jason says I have no idea. Jason, can you, uh, try to unmute, um, but we will, we’re recording this. So we’ll get this to anyone. Who’s got any tech problems. Um, and let’s see, uh, and then epic says he was waiting for this, but can’t use the brave browser.
The room needs us to use a tracking browser, huh? Google Chrome, Firefox edge safari. That is a good point. And Craig is, uh, our Craig is a leader in the kind of surveillance free text space. So if we’ll look at that for future webinars and make sure that we can, if possible, do it on a tracking, flee a browser.
All right. So, um, we’ve also together and this is you guys really, I want to credit you. We could not have done this alone. Uh, we, um, did a bunch of, uh, showcasing of, of issues around protecting human rights and constitutional liberties and gave people practical tools to fight for their rights at a time when there’s tyranny cracking down around the world.
Um, I think we all see that pretty clearly. Um, one of the things we’ve been involved with is, um, there’s a, uh, you know, a lot of people are concerned that, um, parents are being targeted or, you know, framed in under the Aegis of domestic terrorists when they speak up for their kids, uh, at school board meetings.
So we shown a light on an FBI whistleblower, uh, around that issue. Um, we’ve got, uh, another up F against coercion in private schools. Um, and you can look at our blog for that. Um, and if you’re concerned about parents’ rights, uh, which is turning out to be one of the centers. Contestation. There’s a little bit of an echo Venus.
So can you guys, if you guys could mute and see if that. Um, I appreciate it. Uh, parents’ rights and education is one of our sponsor partners. They’re doing sponsored campaign and we really wanted to work with them because they have resources for all, uh, a lot of states, not all 50 states for parents to protect their rights in, uh, you know, having a say, uh, with what goes on in the kids’ classroom, the kids’ classrooms, whether it’s mask mandates or, um, you know, Parents in the building, unless they’re vaccinated, which I’ve heard of, or an armed guard, you know, armed police at, at parent teacher meetings, which I’m about to witness on December 7th.
It’s right here in my own neighborhood. Um, you know, parents rights are turning into a hugely contested area and there’s a lot of indoctrination of kids going on. I personally, as a stepmother and very concerned about this forced masking, I’m seeing a change in kids. Um, but you know, under normal conditions, a local parent group would say to the school board, we don’t want masks on our kids or, you know, we do, or whatever their decision is and that school board represents them, um, and would be responsive.
But what, right now, what we’re seeing is outside influences on school boards, uh, kind of using our kids as political pawns. And a lot of people are upset about that. So if you are, you should go to parents rights and education and sign up and see what you can do to, you know, in your state to help with that.
Let’s move on to the next slide.
All right. Um, so now we can go to the chat. Um, but I do want to ask, um, before we do, uh, well, I want to summarize and say you like the big picture is, you know, again with five freedoms. Cause that’s my, you know, my biggest focus and our biggest focus has a community. It seems to me and it’s transpartisan right.
DailyClout is not a partisan platform. What we have right now, a lot of, you know, um, if you follow the few news outlets that are covering it, if you don’t, you might not know this because there’s real media blackout, but around the world, um, this, you know, medical crisis, uh, if you do the numbers correctly, it’s no longer a crisis.
We can talk about that, but you know, this, this medical emergency, um, Of the, the COVID-19 is being used as a pretext, as many real emergencies have been in the past. I wrote about how terrorism was used in the same way in my book, the end of America, uh, as a pretext to strip of strip us globally of our liberties, that is just happening.
I don’t think anyone can dispute it anymore. Australians are being taken to quarantine camps against their will. Um, you know, they’re being fined or beaten if they step outside their homes. In some cases, uh, in Austria, there’s a lockdown been threatened against unvaccinated people, um, and, and lockdowns are threatened against, you know, both groups in Austria that with like, again, fines, if you step outside your door in this morning’s newspaper here in America, and you see how they keep trying to slide it in, even though we have protections in the U S that are not as explicit in Europe, um, as it turns out, but.
With by the vitamin station, just announced that they’re going to enforce a seven day quarantine, whether you’re vaccinated or not positive PCR test or no positive PCR test when you arrive in this country and they’re gonna enforce that with fines. Um, and this is just really scary. You might think, oh, well, uh, okay, I can live with that, but this is a camel’s nose under the tent kind of thing.
Um, you know, once you agree that we don’t have freedom of assembly or we give up our fourth amendment rights to privacy and that the government can kind of lock you up for seven days against your will or inject you against your will, then as we’ve seen from China, You know, and from tyrannies around the world, there is nothing the government won’t do.
Um, they will keep you at home for months. They’ll keep you home for six months. They’ll keep you from getting on trains as they do with the unvaccinated in France. They’ll keep you from, you know, going to the supermarket as they do with you on vaccinated in Israel. And, um, it is a terrifying set of events.
And I I’m a Democrat, right? Or, well, I’m an independent now, but I voted for this administration. So I, you know, I say, this has just as a citizen of this country that I love, you know, it’s time to rise above partisanship, whether you voted for this team or not, you know, it, it, it doesn’t matter because around the world, you know, conservatives in Britain, uh, liberals in Canada, you know, conservatives in Australia, people across the political divide are behaving exactly the same ways.
It’s a global script clearly, you know, to, to shut down our liberties globally, you know, and I can talk more about that in the Q and a if you like. But, um, the bottom line is we at DailyClout with your help have been fighting the only way there is to fight peacefully, um, at this point. And that is, as I said, through state, by state legislation and that’s been effective.
However, uh, I want you to know that there have been really important. Uh, court cases, court decisions recently, uh, in the United States, thank God for our three part checks and balances, but the founders set up right. In which if the executive is out of control, the legislature, reigns that person in. And if the executive and legislature out of control the courts, rein those people in.
So that’s what we’re seeing. Now. The courts in Louisiana, there was just another ruling today. Um, and, uh, judging Missouri, all of them have said, uh, pressed pause on the vaccine, uh, mandates and they’ve done it for beautiful reasons. And this is where DailyClout is so exciting because we read the actual decisions and we read the laws and we explain that.
But each of these judges decisions, you know, they would make you cry if you read them and we’re going to do videos, reading them, because they’re basically saying it’s not about the vaccines, right? It’s not about public health. They’re saying it is unconstitutional for OSHA or departments of health to go around Congress, the people who, and to go around states and it’s unconstitutional for the federal government to go around states.
And that the only people who have the right to enact this kind of thing, um, our states, um, or our Congress and that even all of that aside, you know, some lawsuits are also pointing out that you can’t enact unlawful laws. Right. So all of that aside, it’s still illegal to coercive. Medically it’s just illegal.
And so these judges are, you know, basically saying this is a terrible, uh, direction. It is not what our founders meant. It’s against the law unconstitutional. Um, you can’t do it. So there’s been a stay, um, for which, which has protected medical workers, millions of medical workers, at least into January, um, with this last decision.
And, uh, and, and the stay is forever all federal workers as well until January everything’s on hold. It could go to the Supreme court, but I just want to see, like, those decisions don’t come in a vacuum. They, they like judges are human beings and they watch television and they go online and they, you know, have things.
They go on social media. There are people they’re not living in a bubble. And so for you. To have been brave enough to tell your truth and support the constitution in such numbers. Uh, it changed the culture in the last six months. I mean, it really did, you know, when we first started this, we were like, you know, canaries in a coal mine, or whatever the metaphor of like, you know, all alone in the darkness, he didn’t know who was out there and now you guys have become at least a 50 50 voice.
And I think, you know, polls are showing kind of a majority voice. Um, and, and, and that is affecting, you know, you want judges to be independent, but judges respond to changes in culture. You know, they, there was, uh, judges used to legislate that slavery was lawful in America and then enough abolitionists made the case over and over that these were human beings.
This was unconstitutional violated human rights. And over time, you know, judges could no longer do that. Same thing with Jim Crow laws. You know, you see this evolution. In judicial decisions throughout our history. So I just want to say you guys really did that. You, your action, your donations, your emails to your representatives, um, your citations to us, I should say, uh, your support for these, uh, measures, um, your being vocal, uh, really you, you, you, you showed love for your country and for your freedoms at a time when, uh, no disrespect to other countries, but people were just folding and a lot of your friends and neighbors are folding.
So I really just want to applaud you. And I think I’ve gone over everything I want to say, and it’s been almost half an hour. So now I would love to go into the Q and a, um, there’s a bunch of questions, um, from the theme of basically, you know, kind of feeling like you’re all on your own, like all your friends think you’re crazy and wondering about.
Um, people on the left and whether they are part of this movement towards understanding that you just described. Uh, yeah, those are great questions. Let’s mention people’s names if they want. Um, so people feel super heard. Uh, and so I think you are referring to, for instance, oh gosh, so many good questions, Emily, and yeah, and said, do you see more liberal Democrats understand they want to stop with the vaccines that it’s about control?
Um, whoa, you had a lot of specific questions. Like what do we do in Washington? States has Clayton. Theresa says, how do we do deal with our NYS governor? Hello, Theresa I’m in New York. I agree that it is huge. Um, Aaron’s has, is it just me or does it seem like all religious exemption requests are being denied without explanation?
Oh my God. All right. Let’s see. An Emily said. Uh, we’re now homeschooling. We feel like we’re prisoners in our own city. Do you recommend the police state residents fleet of red states? Where’s the best chance to fight for our liberties. All right. So let me start with that question about liberals and feeling isolated and Stephan agrees our libs Dems, getting your message more broadly.
My friends, I have not great news in, in response to this question, honestly, um, a terrible thing is happening on a community level on a family level in this country and around the world. I’m, uh, you know, many generations progressive liberal. I’ve never seen my team lose their minds like this before. Um, and, and even people I love, uh, you know, our, our insight of what really increasingly seems like a cult.
In which, and I hear this from other disaffected liberals or people who have kind of woken up to what’s happening. They agree. We have this moment where we say, you know, are the people around you, your loved ones, your friends and family saying, don’t talk to me about this. And everyone says yes. And you know, and then we say, are they saying, don’t send me anything.
And everyone says, yes. And that’s happened to me. It continues to happen to meet with people I really love. And it’s weird, right? Educated, sophisticated people, journalists, editors, judges, you know, friends of mine on the left will say, don’t send me peer reviewed journal articles. You know, don’t send me presentations by Harvey, Rish of the Yale school of medicine.
Um, I mean, people are just like this, you know, and, and they, I often get this weird kind of. CCP Stipe type hectoring, like Naomi, I’m so disappointed in you. And it’s like, you know, we used to live in a world in which we could disagree about anything and still be friends. Um, you know, I don’t agree with everything my friends have ever done, but I’ve never, never before have people I love, you know, in my, in my liberal friends circle felt comfortable saying, but, you know, are you, aren’t you ashamed of yourself for the role you’ve played in this pandemic?
I mean, that’s literally a quote. So I can’t say so. My husband, Brian, who’s a detective watch surf social media more than I do because I got deep platforms from Twitter and briefly from YouTube and for a while from Facebook because of the work we’re doing. So I don’t see a lot of the currents of popular cultural and Twitter.
He does report that there’s a lot more silence on the liberal side from like ordinary people rather than blue checks, um, as opposed to like cheering on the boosters. Right. I think people are starting to just not want to talk about it because it’s so obviously weird and perverse and messed up and not science.
Um, but that doesn’t mean that the spell has been broken. I, to me, as a journalist, this spell is broken. When people stand up on the progressive side or on the conservative side and say, you know, it doesn’t matter for conservative or progressive. This is lunacy. You know, like this doesn’t match the science or we’re losing our rights.
Um, I’m not seeing that broadly and on a happier note, cause we could all just kill ourselves right now and there, cause this is like my struggle to, you know, like. We are, we have a whole new set of friends, you know, because we can’t, I literally can’t hang out with my old friends in New York because I can’t go into a restaurant with them because I’m not vaccinated.
Um, and you know, to me, it’s, it’s heartbreaking that people who, and this is like a subtext of these questions. I think people, you know, the same community that speaks up for LGBTQ rights and speaks up for, you know, racial justice and speaks up for the rights of the disabled. They have no problem, you know, creating a kind of Jim Crow division in society in which I can not go into a bathroom in New York city, in a restaurant.
I mean, it was literally like a green book three. I was in a van full of unvaccinated people. Three of them had to, you know, we’d been at a rally, three ladies had to use the ladies room. No one would let you know there was nowhere to go. I mean, it was like, it was like being, it was, it was, it was like being an untouchable.
Um, so the. Should, should the people who speak up for an inclusive, justiciability say, no, we’re not going to let New York city or Los Angeles be divided into privileged and unprivileged casts. Obviously they should. So there’s a huge reckoning that’s going to happen when this is over. But in the meantime, I guess what I would say is to be happier, um, it’s time for realignment and to kind of face who your brothers and sisters really are.
And I’ve been saying like, I’m at the point where I don’t care what your background is. I don’t care what your education is. I don’t care what your. You know, politics are, I don’t care how you feel about abortion. I don’t care how you feel about climate change. If you stand for the constitution, you’re my brothers and sisters, like, that’s where I’m at.
And so it’s led us to a different social community of people who care about the constitution. First of all, um, I guess what I would say more happily is a lot of people at DailyClout have asked us, where are like-minded people? As you said, Emily, you know, a lot of people feel alone or crazy or being gaslighted or ostracized or marginalized.
So we want to create communities. We want to let those communities find each other. Uh, and that’s part of what we’re doing today. I did want to say in the chat, and this is something Gloria Steinem used to do whenever she spoke. She also organized, um, a lot of people are S T Catherine’s talking about her beloved Canadian brother, no longer talks to me for being equipped, misinformed, selfish, American.
Oh my God. Um, that’s horrible. Oh, so true. Uh, Michael says yes, left he’s unworried from less left, largely because of the Dems tablets supportive censorship. Um, they want me to turn my volume up. It says up as oh, Kristen says I can’t hear anything. I’m sorry. Is that better? If I’m closer to the mic, a little louder, a little louder.
Um, I’ll speak louder. Uh, Debra says I was a lifelong Democrat and became independent this year. Um, and, and someone asked, what states should you go to as a time to flee? Uh, well, Brianna’s family fled. Um, our, our family is tempted to flee, but we can’t, uh, because of family ties. But what I would, what I would ask is, you know, if you want to meet other like-minded people, put your note in the, put your email.
If you’re comfortable in the chat. And, you know, then convene at a local Starbucks or a local coffee shop and just put it out on DailyClout. You know, we’ll create a forum on DailyClout for different gatherings and meetups in different cities. Oh, bless you, Jennifer. Jen, just put her email up. Catherine, put hers, Emily, put hers.
Then I’d also suggest without giving away too much for security. If you see what city you’re in and then meet in a public place, that’s probably the most secure way to do it, but you, you might want to say Sylvia’s in Miami. All right. So people, if you’re in Miami context, Sylvia and these other cities, people identify themselves in, all I ask is be safe.
Meet in public place. Sylvia. Another Sylvia says St. Joseph, Missouri. I love you guys. Emily says Los Angeles. Well, this is clearly a winning of winning gesture. Um, and serious has, there are great groups around the country. Make Americans free again. Uh, so fabulous. If you already have. That are like-minded people put those groups up.
It’s, you know, Google censors them probably. So health freedom for humanity, fantastic price, mountain, Colorado. You guys will follow up after with, with each other. And all I’m saying, all I want to say is be aware of infiltrators, keep it positive, know that anything you say could be whatever recorded, um, and you know, keep it peaceful, keep it positive.
And, and, you know, you’ll find a lot of support with each other. Uh, that’s wonderful. All right, let’s go onto another. Oh, this is so great people. Oh, Deb. Coval in north Hampton. I need you in north Hampton, Deb, Kim, and Carlsbad. This is so awesome. I love it. Um, yeah, it’s made a huge difference to me to have community, uh, and it’s been, it’s been hard to do.
And literally in some cities, like in LA, people are going to have to like almost have secret gathering. You know, or gather outside or gathering a church, um, because there’s such suppression of, of assembly. Um, all right. Let’s pick up another question of what what’s another one you want to do address, uh, you want me to address, uh, Craig from what you’re seeing in the chat?
Um, well, William, if I may move asks and actually I think that’s the west, or he was one of our correspondents from Hollywood west says, how did so many people from the generation of LGBTQ people who survived HIV aids crisis conclude that medical segregation is more or less William. This is such a profound, important question.
I think about this all the time. I was, you know, present and alive during the HIV aids crisis. And it’s so dramatic. How differently it was handled because of grassroots activism. At first people like Dr. Fowchee want, you know, we’re encouraging segregation of people who are HIV positive and encouraging people to remember anyone as old as I am remembers the language that was used.
Like these are untouchables, you can get it from being around them. You know, don’t kiss them. Don’t, don’t hug them. And there was this like divisiveness and, and, you know, oh, don’t let them have sex with anyone. Let’s have a registry of HIV, positive people. Exactly the same language, but rightly, um, HIV activists, like my mentor, Larry Kramer.
Resisted this and, and, and, and, you know, America kind of woke up because of this activism eventually and the medical establishment followed. Um, and so we didn’t segregate people who were HIV positive, and we left it to people to handle their own health decisions and even to handle their own, you know, level of risk.
I mean, I was, I’m just going to say it. I was sexually active in the early eighties and everyone was making these decisions all the time for themselves. And it doesn’t mean everyone always made, you know, the safest decision, but that community survived with their rights intact and America more important.
America survived. It would have been so easy to use the HIV crisis as a pretext to create an ostracism society like we’re seeing now. Um, so I mean, first I’m just validating that the disconnect you’re seeing historically is so real. But in terms of how, how, how are they going along with this? That is kind of a mystery to me.
I mean, it’s, you know, it’s my people, it’s the same people who are supposed to be all about inclusiveness and equality. I would just say, I guess, trying to remember or empathize with my tribe, that they’ve been so heavily brainwashed with the idea that it’s morally right. To ostracize the unvaccinated.
Right. And that it’s, it’s morally right to reject them and to lecture them and to Hector them and that people who gather, I mean, The people who gather are, are harming others. And that, you know, like I loved ones I know will say, mom, put on, sorry. You know, put on a mask, Naomi, Andy and I were outside and I know the science and I’m not harming anyone.
And I’m, you know, and, and, but the, the, the messaging is, even if it’s just theater, you should do the theater to show that you are a conscientious, considerate person, you know, be kind is the messaging. So there’s a lot of, I mean, this is why discourse is so important. There’s so much messaging that, you know, you’re being nice by distancing.
You’re being a good parent by masking your child. You’re being conscientious by ostracizing the unvaccinated. Um, That it, that’s why our discourse of reasonable people, you know, who can’t be, but there’s a lot of stereotyping of people hold like freedom oriented views that they’re all Trump voters or they’re all racist or they’re all homophobes.
Right. Um, and that’s certainly not true across the board. You know, lots of thoughtful people like freedom, um, lots of egalitarian people like freedom. It should go along with being at gala Tarion. But I guess all I can say in response to your very good question, in addition to what I said about the history being mind blowing is the amount of propaganda is overwhelming.
So all the more reason for us to keep talking and have very inclusive parties, you know, I, I do believe parties like I’ve studied revolutions, peaceful revolutions, and, you know, give us bread, but give us roses, um, the great, uh, resistances to great tenants. Often used joy and dance and song and, you know, gathering, um, happily in community to break down the monolith, including the ideological monolith of tyranny.
So I would say, you know, we’re having parties, you know, and, um, and I’m trying to kind of find somewhere to worship and, you know, have a party and, you know, invite people from all walks of life, all sexualities, um, you know, open the windows if people are worried, whatever. But, uh, I, I, I just, I, I think that when people gather, they realize that, you know, they’re intelligent views on all sides and also they realize that we’ve been manipulated with fear at a level that, that circumstances don’t warrant.
I’m not saying take insane risks. Um, but you know, certainly gathering in a way that you’re comfortable with, with your risk level, that you’re as an adult, you’re make your own decisions about, um, is really important. So please, please do so. Uh, all right. I hope that was a good answer. It’s hard for me to know, cause I can’t see your faces.
Um, ah, bless you. Stephan says as a daily listener to the war room, I can highly recommend this. You’re not alone in the war room. Thank you. So there’s a rally, uh, and, uh, Nikki and Kansas is saying people can gather Oregon coast. Carmella’s looking for folks in New Jersey. I can hook you up with, uh, some freedom ladies in New Jersey Carmella.
If you don’t get a response on this chat, um, Brenda loves war room and Bannon, you know, that’s such an interesting example. My, my conversations with Steve Bannon because as a liberal or at least from the liberal past. Of me. I had really been told he is like Satan incarnate and, um, he’s a really decent guy, uh, from everything I can tell and he understands the big picture, but more importantly, art, you know, we’ve had these discussions over the last six months.
We don’t agree on a ton of policy outcomes. We don’t agree, but it makes me remember that America where people could totally disagree and have a wonderful conversation and find common cause on, you know, many fundamentals. Um, and I want, you know, DailyClout should be a community where we can bring that back.
So one of the other things I wanted to suggest in addition to finding like-minded people in the freedom front is when you get. And we’ll facilitate this a DailyClout and other ways, um, think about, you know, finding someone who you think is the opposite of you ideologically and, you know, having tea with that person or coffee and just having a peaceful conversation.
Um, we really want to bring that back. I think it’ll do a lot to heal this country. Um, all right. Serious saying, can you help the first responders in Massachusetts? Uh, the state of tropical baker. Um, that’s really important. Uh, I did a speech in New York to support the first responders there. I’m very worried about what’s happening in Massachusetts.
We live part-time in Massachusetts. Um, yeah, I mean, we’ll do everything we can. Siri, if you put, uh, specifics, I’ll look at the link of course, after this event, but if you put the specifics of what you’re asking in the chat. Try to shine a light. We can try to send people to donate. Um, but mostly we need to do in Massachusetts, in New York, what people have been doing in other states, which has show that, um, there’s huge political, uh, uh, huge political downside to these tyrannical measures.
Um, and that they’re not going to, there there are going to be prosecutions and there are going to be investigations. There are going to be subpoenas. Um, all right. Los Angeles is how I imagined east Germany was before the wall fell. Emily. You’re exactly right. Um, Jennifer points out that, uh, people of color were labeled unclean in the segregation era.
That’s true. And Jews were labeled to unclean. There’s a long history of the, you know, targeted group being called like infectious or unclear. Um, yeah, and said I was working at children’s hospital during the time they blame children for awhile. It was crazy. In fact, she’s using the same playbook as far as the drug of choice being fear, right?
Oh, excellent. Theresa says there’s a Sunday rally at Columbus circle. Um, and Emily rightly asks, is there a way to capture the chat messages so that we can later follow up with like-minded people and I will leave the answer to that to Craig? Um, yeah, we definitely will. We’ll we’ll find a way to do it.
Fantastic. Uh, oh, thank you. Uh, Carmela rightly says, I think we need to organize using multiple strategies, meetings, peaceful protest letter writing with multiple signatures schedules, a consistent persistent movement, a thousand percent correct. And, um, we’re building well, you know, you’re going to get a treat because Craig has some tools to show you that we’re building that will do exactly that.
So, Craig, I think in about four or five minutes, I should wrap up the Q and a, um, as long as I’ve spoken to everybody’s, uh, main themes we’re seeing here. And, um, and, and I’m going to leave time for Craig to show you these amazing tools where we’re building so that you can be even more easily effective as a mass movement, um, and also safe, right?
Because you can be de platformed at any point. As, you know, exhibit number one, um, you know, if you say the wrong thing on Facebook or Twitter, Michael asks, are you coordinated at all with CHD Highwire invite in Vic, et cetera? So the answer is yes, we did have a partnership with CHD, uh, a in which we, we did, uh, shine a light on what they were doing and, and coordinated with them in a lot of ways.
I have been on high wire as a guest. Um, and we did interview and Vic, but I think you guys are rightly, it’s a very smart group here. Um, I mean, people are smart generally, but, um, very clued in group you’re you’re surfacing, and I wish I could hear your voices and we’ll work on that for the next. You’re surfacing the fact that we need, like, literally we’re, we’re in combat and peaceful combat, and we need strategic direction to mobilize and organize, and all these groups should coordinate it and not duplicating efforts.
Um, and all these citizens on the ground should be meeting and communicating and not duplicating efforts. So we at DailyClout are absolutely committed, which is why we’ve been building these tools to being a place where you can, you know, get together with other groups, tell people about other groups, uh, not reinvent the wheel.
Um, you know, I’m a big believer in alliances and strategic partnerships. And I also really want to say, this comes from my life on the left were so many good movements, ran a ground. Um, when you ally, right, you don’t have to agree with another group on everything. I just really want to stress that if you’ve got a strategic goal, like no vaccine, man, Or take masks off of kids or, you know, restore our constitution.
Like don’t get hung up on whether this religious group doesn’t agree with you about abortion or this, you know, chamber of commerce group. Doesn’t agree with you about environmental prism, just allies strategically, right? You on that one goal, you can, you can agree to disagree on the other things. You can have a drink and a chat about them, but don’t make the mistake and, and be aware that infiltrators are being sent to undermine this movement, just like they were sent to under our mine occupy and other movements forever.
But this one is super targeted. Um, you know, don’t let yourselves be distracted as the civil rights movement said, keep your eyes on the prize. If someone seems divisive, if someone’s causing trouble, Okay, move around them, stay positive, stay, stay aligned, you know, with a goal, stay civil, uh, and, and you’ll be able to be incredibly effective and learn a lot.
Like I literally learned more from people I don’t agree with and people I do. And then, you know, that I agree with some of them, you know, after I’ve talked to them, um, oh, interesting. James says one thing that’s made it so easy to ostracize us is the propaganda emphasis on this being a Christian can serve issue, even though I don’t believe this is the case, James, amen to that.
As, as one might say, I I’m amazed about this. Like Dr. Fowchee as a journalist, Dr. Fowchee is just lying about gain of function research. He’s just lying. And, and if you do two minutes of real journalism, you, you realize that, but it’s constantly like conservatives are attacking patchy the far, right.
Doesn’t like Fowchee, you know, conservatives have this freedom thing. Um, this is a strategy. These people are operating above the heads of all of us at a partisan level. And they’ve figured out that by demonizing Liberty, you know, calling Liberty a far right conservative thing, it will marginalize middle America and make people like me or people who are more moderate, not want to align with them or, or, or, or, uh, smear the logic.
Right. Make it seem like fanatical. Anti-science white people. Um, it’s a tactic. And so try to not get drawn in at another time, I’ll give everyone media training, which is pretty easy. And so when you’re in debate, you’ll learn how to not get dragged on to saying, well, no, I’m not a white supremacist either.
No, I’m not an insane Christian fanatic. Um, or maybe, well, I do have deeply held religious beliefs, but, and then you go back to, you know, sharing the information that you want to share. But I guess what I would say just right now is this is definitely a tactic and that’s why a platform like ours. One thing I would say is right for us, right?
We’re you know, do your own videos. We will publish them, write letters to us. We reached 240,000 people on, you know, every time we post something on social media and we have about 55,000 monthly views, hard to tell exactly. But, you know, and we send content out at 200 news outlets. You, you beat a media, right?
Like turn on your phone and have your say, even just an opinion. You don’t have to be an expert. Right. Just share your thoughts for five minutes, send it to Brianna. Um, and she will run it, you know, write an 800 word blog. We have information about how to do that. We will run it. So the more we get the word out and show our faces, you know, we come from all walks of life.
The harder it is to stigmatize this as a far right wing movement. And I just want to say, I think we’ve been really successful in the last six months. You know, it has gone by so many people showing their faces as caring about Liberty and not being coerced. It has gone from being easily marginalized to harder to marginalize.
And we suck. Thank you. Amy says, thank you. Bless you. Um, uh, James, there’s so many good questions, but I’m, I feel like, oh, with nine minutes, I should stop talking. Now. I want to thank you all so much. Um, I want to turn it over to Craig to show you the tools that we have and, uh, and I I’m here for you and we’re here for you.
And I just want to sign off by, you know, you guys have been incredibly good. You know, there is no revolution without resources and every day we get contributions of $5, $10, $25. You know, some people with more resources, a hundred dollars, $500, every single donation matters to us. And we use it. We are all working either for free or way below market, um, to every day, like all day long.
And, um, and, and we pay our lawyers and we pay our, you know, just keep the hosting and servers and to pay our developers. So you can have these tools. So we are taking good care of your resources, but please keep them coming, uh, because they have made all the difference, um, you know, to, to even having, being able to feed the people who are helping this huge, you know, revolution by you.
Right. Be empowered. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And we’ll be back in a month and over to Craig Klein. Thank you so much. Thanks Naomi. And, and thank you to everybody else. It’s just really heartwarming to see, you know, I feel like everyone on this call just is looking for a way to help, right. To help.
And you stem the tide or turn the tide or whatever you want to say. Um, and just so everybody knows, you’re, you’re looking at Naomi and Brianna there, and there’s a few writers in the background that, that help and contribute to DailyClout. But on a day-to-day basis, you see all the great information that’s coming out on DailyClout.
And pretty much these two ladies are responsible for it. So they are working their butts off to bring you the truth. About what’s really going on. And I, and my feeling is that, you know, all the questions and the discussion we had about why, why are so many people sort of not the light’s not going on.
Right. That’s it, because they’re just not hearing the truth. They’re not hearing the information. Right. Um, so that’s why we wanted to show you what I’m about to show you, which is our new campaigns feature, um, that Naomi has been working on, I think probably dreaming about for years and working very hard on for months and months.
And, um, the whole idea is to not limit what’s on DailyClout, to what Brianna and Naomi and a few other DailyClout team members can put together. But to let you know. Publish on DailyClout yourself, because, you know, there was so much that came through the chat here about rallies that are happening this weekend and so on.
Right. Um, that needs to be out there. It needs to be on DailyClout and very soon you’ll be able to put it there yourself. Uh, that’s what we’re calling campaigns, where you can create your own campaign and make it live on DailyClout. So I’m just gonna quickly show you, you know, these are just some generic examples, but you’ll be able to post your images and videos and things and, um, create individual posts with links to your events and things like that.
And it will be all up to you. Um, the, uh, so that’s. Hopefully within the next 30, 60 days, we will be releasing that, but it’s taken a lot of work. It’s taken a lot of time and it’s cost a lot of money and it’s going to continue to cost a lot of money. I saw, um, I saw some people posting about, you know, moving off of Facebook and Twitter as kind of a part of the strategy.
Right? Well, what DailyClout wants to do with campaigns is allow you to draw your Facebook audience to your campaign on DailyClout. Right? So that that’s, that’s part of the strategy, you know? Um, now let me go. Also, I wanted to make sure everybody knows that we’ve updated bill cam and, uh, DailyClout blog.
So that now any bill you go to on bill cam, you can just click the ghetto. And it’s going to pull up your profile and you can add some text or whatever to this post and then just post it on. So it’s so awesome that you’re kind of acting like your own lobbyists. Right. Um, and then you can also go to blogs on DailyClout.
And now that same getter button is there too. So, you know, if you want to, um, mention something about one of these blogs, you just hit the little getter button, just like you would the Facebook or Twitter. So now we can start to share what we want to share without sending people to Twitter and Facebook and things like that.
Right. Um, so that’s super easy. And, um, that’s available now. Um, also for those of you who are, you know, part of an organization. Where you may have a website, we can even now embed bill cam in your website, so that the bills that are relevant to what, whatever issues your organization is focused on can be right there on a webpage in your site.
So, um, all of that’s available now we’ll be releasing a mobile app next year, which will be sort of a follow-on to campaigns. Um, and very soon, next year, we’re going to be starting to organize some boycott lists and not just boycott and like who not to buy from. But if you’re buying from say Amazon, here’s 10 other companies that we recommend that are just as good or better or whatever.
Um, so that’s all coming. And what we need from you guys now is to support the cost. Right? Um, number one, uh, Naomi talked about this earlier. Dr Ellie, uh, Dr. Macola, um, with Stanford, uh, Stanford health freedom. They are doing whoops, uh, sorry, wrong link. Let me see if I can get that right. They’re doing great work convening grand juries, uh, related to the misinformation about COVID and the vaccine.
And they’re having tremendous success. All you gotta do is go to this link and sign the petition here, and that they’re using that to let, to get the grand jury basically, the way it works is if you get enough signatures on, uh, in your state on, uh, a petition, the grand jury has to do. Right. Uh, so please sign the sign, the petition, um, w you’re going to get these links in an email later, along with the recording of the video, uh, help out parents rights for education.
It’s a great organization. They have chapters in many states around the country, and you can join your local chapter. They have instructions. If you want to get involved in your school board and your local area, they’ve got this great set of just here’s, here’s what you want to do. Here’s what you want to say.
Here’s what you want to look for it. They’ve mapped it all out for it’s really great resource. Um, so help those guys out. And then if you’re already a daily cop member, if you’re a premium member, upgrade to our pro membership, we’ve upgraded what you can do with bill cam, where you can get customized, automated, daily updates of what’s happening with every bill that you’re watching, um, and, or donate to daily.
As deep as Naomi said, all of that is number one, it’s greatly appreciated. Um, and number two, we’re plowing it all into improving the platform so that we can continue to let make it easy for you to help us inform everybody else about what’s really going on here. Keep talking if you wish I just have a hard out, I love you all.
Thank you so much. And over to, to you on thanks, Naomi Breeauna, any closing remarks? Yeah. So I just, again, I would like to thank everybody for joining us and, um, I’d really appreciate it. If you guys could add in the chat. Some specific deliverables that we can provide to you. Um, I know there’s been a lot of requests about, um, you know, how can I fight back specific things, legal things.
Um, we can work with our lawyers and we can try to provide either list of exemptions or, um, put together policies by state. Um, but, but really it would help us to know how we can best and most effectively support you guys. Um, perhaps it would help if we did a bill analysis, um, maybe once a month we reviewed policy either from a school board or, um, say there’s a bill that is potentially going to pass in your state.
And you really need support in getting the word out and having that bill broken down where you can take that video and then share it with your neighbors. So they don’t think you’re crazy. Right. But instead they’re having a step-by-step breakdown of what that policy will actually look like when it is implemented.
Um, I think that’s been one of the most effective tools that I have seen work where an individual doesn’t analysis on a piece of policy itself and then maps out the way that it will be implemented in various different agencies and how that will affect an individual’s day-to-day life. So then you’re taking out the hysteria or fears and concerns.
And you’re just addressing the legalities of it, so you can discuss apples to apples. Right. Um, but if you guys would please, uh, just throw out some ideas and, um, again, if you’d like to email myself Breeauna at DailyClout, um, I, I we’re actively looking for new contributors. I would love to read anything that you’ve written.
Please submit it to me. And, um, and any ideas that you might have. You don’t think of anything at the moment that maybe it pops into your head later. Um, you can find all of us by our first name@dailyclout.io. So please reach out to us and, um, and stay in touch. And thank you for being here. Thanks Brianna.
And, um, real quick, you know, we want to do this again, uh, soon. Um, and one of the things that we struggle with is what should the topic be? Right? Um, there’s so many things that we could talk about. I just published a, a little poll. Hopefully you guys are seeing that now, uh, where you can give us a little feedback on that.
Uh, we want to try and do this at least once a month, maybe more often. And, um, You know, you guys give us some feedback and we’ll try to focus on the things that matter to you all. Um, clearly the meetup aspect of things is, is important. That was that there was a lot of questions about that in the chat. Um, and that’s part of what we see this campaigns platform that I talked about enabling is, you know, we can create, uh, you know, I’m in, I’m in Houston, so we could have a Houston, um, you know, DailyClout campaign and meetups associated with that and Houston related information and things like that.
But, um, you guys let us know in this poll, what you care about. Um, and if it’s not on the poll, if I didn’t think about it, but you have a better idea put in the chat, um, and we’re going to be scheduling our next event, um, hopefully for within the. 30 or 45 days with the holidays and everything. Um, maybe sooner.
Yeah. Thank you. And I might add, um, alternatives did big tech, I think is, um, a little bit big. So people might misinterpret that as an alternative to social media, for example. So I’d just like to elaborate very quickly. Um, when, when we’re talking about big tech, we’re talking about the centralization of all technology, the internet of things, if you will, um, or more specifically the internet of bodies as that is, um, then this next phase that we were staring down the barrel of.
So, um, alternatives to big tech would be ways that we can help empower you to decentralize your, or to help with, uh, defy platforms and decentralization of, um, Yeah. Say Bitcoin or a data IDs or something along those lines where individuals can find out which companies are providing individualized technology versus state technology.
I think we just need to have like maybe, you know what, Craig, we might just need to have a webinar in January. Sort of outlining the differences between centralized and decentralized data and technology, because this is like this huge thing that nobody’s even discussing. Yeah, for sure. I mean, the reason that Twitter or Facebook has so much power is because they have all of our data in their hands.
Right. And so, uh, we’ve got to break that up somehow, right? The central. Um, you know, what I, what I like to think about is that if you think about what makes America so great, right? What’s so brilliant about the constitution it’s decentralization, right? Is that all the power is not in Washington, DC. Some of it’s in the states and some of it’s in the cities and there’s three separate branches of government.
So there’s just, they worked very hard to de-centralize powers. Well, it’s the same thing with information. We’re going to have to build a world where information is decentralized and therefore no one can dominate or have too much power based on the power of that information. Right. Uh, Yeah, absolutely.
And, um, just going back to some of these questions really quick, and I know we need to wrap because we’re over time. Um, but so Emily asks, what type of submissions am I seeking? Um, if you have wanted to write, or if you kept wanting to get involved in journalism, just send me a piece and I’ll go over it.
And if there’s anything that, um, I can help develop, I would be so glad to do that. Um, there is something that’s happened in this country where individuals are no longer capable of critical thinking, let alone reading comprehension or writing skills. And so if we can, as a, as a, as DailyClout, if we can help develop another generation of ethical journalist, then we’ll have made this world a better place because the media.
Truly the fourth branch of government and we need to have good journalist who have morals and ethics and can write. So, um, please send me whatever you have, even if you don’t think that, you know, it would be, even if you don’t think it’s perfect, um, by any means, just send it to me and let me take a look.
I’m happy to bring people, um, another,
oh, another question Sylvia asks is that, so she’s in Florida and she says, you know, how can she support people in other states? Because there’s not a lot of traction in Florida as it is such a free state. And I understand that being in South Dakota, I moved, we moved your family from Oregon to South Dakota, fleeing, um, I have found myself in that same boat because people have this mindset that this will never happen in South Dakota.
And so Sylvia, um, I would highly suggest creating a group, getting in contact with others and really staying focused in Florida because there is no place on the face of this planet that is impervious to the policies that are affecting those states that we have fled from, or that we are watching in the headlines at this moment.
So, um, they diligent. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. That’s one of the most exciting things I see happening next year is just, you know, think globally act local, right? That’s what they used to say. Well, that’s what we need to start doing is it’s happening at the school boards. It needs to start happening at city hall.
It needs to start happening at the state house. You know, we all need to come together locally and, and exercise our power at that level where it’s much, it has much more like. Um, well, okay, so we’ve, we’ve gone over and we really appreciate everyone’s time and, um, the, your input and your contributions to DailyClout into all of the, uh, efforts that, that we’re all, uh, focused on here.
Um, so thank you all very much, you know, I think in. 50 years. We’re going to look back on this moment as a turning point. And everybody that part of this call is pivotal in that, that turning point in the momentum that’s being created. So, uh, this, this is meaningful. Um, we are making a difference as Naomi started shared earlier.
Um, you know, there’s things that are much better with regards to vaccine passports and mandates, um, today than they were 30 or 60 days ago. So we just have to maintain our focus, get more people involved and we will win. Uh, so thanks everybody for being here. You’re going to get an email with the video and we’ll be reaching out to everybody trying to,
