Topic: Admissions

Research from the 1960s by Robert O. Becker linked geomagnetic storms to increased psychiatric admissions in the UK. Dr. Jack Cruz argues that modern 765-kilowatt power towers and Doppler antennas are "additive" to the risk of magnetic decline. The Earth's field has been weakening since the Carrington Event of 1859, contributing to the rise of chronic health conditions.

Critics argue that Harvard University has been discriminating against white and Asian students in admissions for decades while promoting an "anti-white" curriculum. The recent investigation into anti-Semitism at the university is seen as a long-overdue application of the Civil Rights Act. The administration's threat to pull federal tax dollars is framed as a necessary consequence for breaking federal law.

Dr. Robert Epstein discusses how Google reportedly backed off its manipulations in Georgia after Senator Ted Cruz sent a threatening letter based on Epstein's data. He points to real-time graphs on his website showing a decrease in liberal bias since his national monitoring system went public. Epstein emphasizes the need for court-admissible data in all 50 states to force tech companies to remain neutral during the 2024 election.

Bill Funk asserts that the clotting issues are not tapering off and may be getting worse, citing a recent case of an 84-year-old man. Thomas Haviland mentions an unaired interview with investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson that may be facing pressure from pharmaceutical sponsors. Funk shares an anecdote about a healthy 52-year-old friend who suffered a massive stroke after receiving boosters, with doctors allegedly admitting the vaccine was the cause.

Following the Supreme Court ruling against race-conscious admissions, Harvard University has reportedly vowed to continue using race as a factor through applicant essays. Cornell Law Professor William Jacobson criticized the move, suggesting Harvard is exploiting a narrow opening in the ruling to maintain its affirmative action policies. The hosts argue that these practices discriminate against Asian populations and perpetuate systemic racism.

Medical whistleblower Deborah Conrad reports that 90% of hospital admissions in her facility are vaccinated individuals, despite a local vaccination rate of less than 50%. Steve Kirsch calculates that this makes vaccinated people up to nine times more likely to be hospitalized for various ailments. He argues that hospitals are currently at record capacity due to vaccine-induced injuries rather than COVID-19 itself.