Nonpartisan Investigative Journalist. 5 Emmys, Murrow. RTs may be interesting/silly/wrong. I follow facts, not the crowd. Order "Follow the Science" today.
Interesting. Another flaw with A.I.
@X is trying to crack down on people stealing other people's content and representing it as their own. Understandable. But...
X (apparently thru A.I.) doesn't know that when I post video clips from my original news stories, and when I post info about my podcasts, that this is original material from my own content.
I got a sort of warning from X stating that it noticed a great deal of my recent content is posting other people's texts and videos and representing it as if it's my own.
That's not true: it IS my own content.
X doesn't know that @FullMeasureNews is my TV show and that the news video clips and stories I post are my own creations.
There's no person at X to contact and no way to clear it up.
If my account is suspended, there is a automated appeal form and process -- I have no idea if that will work or not.
Thoughts?
What should we know about wireless exposure?
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Share your input through our Request for Information (RFI) by October 21: https://t.co/DE6SP6qCEX
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If you or someone in your family has experienced a health effect you believe may be associated with EMF or RF exposure, share your experience. We also welcome research, clinical observations, data, and other evidence that can help us identify what we know, what we still need to learn, and where federal research should go next.
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I posted this excerpt from
Fauci’s work diary a couple of days ago.
It’s still baking my noodle how unhinged Fauci was in private. I think this single passage from his work notes reveals more about his psyche than most any other I’ve seen.
This does not sound like a man who is okay— or confident about the advice he is giving the public.
He removes the mask that he insists everyone else wears, and then says he was “forced” to do so because people were taking photos of him and eating and drinking.
This makes no sense.
It also reveals once more how people behaved one way for cameras and then quite differently in private. Masks were always a facade.
Then he weirdly likens himself to Elvis Presley.
Then he obsessively worries he’s caught Covid even though he’s multi-vaccinated and everyone around him was required to be.
He admits that the vaccine is pointless in terms of infection and spread. And he is so fearful, he seems to acknowledge the vaccine will not ensure you have only a mild case, as he and other officials were claiming.
Maybe he was seeing all the recommended measures fail, and it was hitting home. No way out from the box he’d painted himself into.
So he writes how he laid awake and stared at the ceiling. So worried that he’d caught Covid.
So odd.
Willie Nelson says he is endorsing James Talarico.
“I’ve gotten to know James Talarico, he’s a good man, will be a good Senator for the state of Texas.”
This week, I joined @NIHDirector_Jay, @DrOzCMS, and @DrSchwartzCDC at NIH to open a historic clinic dedicated to studying and caring for patients experiencing health problems following vaccination.
We must listen to patients and families who report vaccine injuries—not dismiss or gaslight them. President Trump and I are building a health system that takes them seriously, follows the evidence, and uses what we learn to make vaccines safer.
This is how we earn back trust in our public health institutions.
TODAY: President Trump honors our great science and technology leaders at the White House, with the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation. 🇺🇸
“Somebody gets paid to fix it” is one of the worst excuses we teach kids.
If you picked it up, changed your mind, and know where it came from… put it back.
Yes, stores have employees. No, that does not mean we should intentionally make their job harder.
Consideration is thinking about the person who comes behind you, even when nobody is making you.
That is the kind of character I want these girls to have.
True story about @FoxNews and @CBSNews
In network newsrooms, they typically had other networks playing on television monitors in the newsroom. That was a way they kind of kept track of what the others were doing.
As 24 hour cable news was invented, we began adding them to the repertoire. CNN, MSNBC, CNBC could be seen on monitors in the newsroom and individual reporters' offices.
Then, along came FOX.
I had just begun assignment at the CBS News Washington DC bureau and was interested in the new network. I quickly noticed that FOX had interesting news items sometimes day before the rest of us would pick them up!
It seemed to me that we and the other networks weren't monitoring FOX News in real time the way we were obsessively watching other news outlets.
Since nobody else seemed to be doing it, I put FOX News on my monitor in my office.
Newsrooms are funny because there is a lot of group think and you'd think it would be the opposite.
I'm pretty sure I got pegged negatively by some colleagues because I had FOX News on my monitor.
The fact is, I was being a responsible news monitor. Nobody else was. I would go into the newsroom and point out stories they had that were good. I would point out examples where we and others would pick up the same story days later.
Meantime, FOX News took off audience-wise.
One day Les Moonves, who was president and CEO of CBS Television, came to the Washington Bureau. This may be the only time I remember meeting with him there. He called a newsroom meeting in the conference room.
Les saw something was happening with the FOX News phenomenon. He posed a question to the room regarding the expanding, exploding Fox audience.
"Is FOX News touching upon something we should be paying attention to or is it just pandering to conservatives?"
I know what I thought. FOX News was touching something important. Until then, the news had widely been produced for a largely, though not exclusively, liberal audience. If we began diversifying our range and voices, we could pluck into that audience-- and heaven knows we needed audience!
I didn't speak up at the meeting. I was the new kid on the block and nobody really wanted to hear what I had to say, in my opinion.
Other correspondents and producer did speak up in one unified voice. "They're just pandering to conservatives." "Nothing to pay attention to."
I think we all missed an opportunity way back then to recognize we were too often talking past half of America, or a least a sizable chunk.
All news outlets have our strengths and flaws, but FOX News resulted in making us examine ourselves and, at times, reluctantly cover stories and issues that we tried to ignore.
Congratulations to Fox News for 30 years of work!
🚨 JUST IN: HHS Sec. RFK Jr. is reportedly launching a MAJOR federal effort to investigate VACCINE INJURIES, including a brand new NIH clinic to study and treat the injured — NYT
LONG OVERDUE! 🔥
Doctors would get a new billing code so they're actually PAID to report serious vaccine side effects, plus an upgrade to the broken reporting system
For years, the vaccine-injured were ignored, censored, and called conspiracy theorists. Those days are officially over.
Thank you, @SecKennedy!
Thank you for prioritizing what I’ve been reporting on my TV program @FullMeasureNews for years.
Our next installment in this series is coming up soon!
The American health insurance system is a scam
RFK JR says “The whole system is corrupt.” They found
- Hip replacement in Boston costs $17,900 at one hospital, and at a nearby hospital, it costs $74,000 for the exact same surgery
- Researchers have found MRI prices varying as much as 9x within a single city
- One analysis found that 60% of insurer-negotiated hospital rates were higher than the hospital's own cash price
“Think about that. The insurance company, who is supposed to be negotiating for all of its members and beating down the price, has actually negotiated a price that is higher than if you just walked into that hospital off the street and asked for that procedure”
“The whole system was corrupt. It was crooked. And there was no marketplace, and that was deliberate. That was by design. There was no marketplace and those are not signals of a functioning market. Markets cannot discipline prices that they cannot see”
I looked into this exact study, over 2,300 hospitals were looked at and what they found was
- Cash price is better nearly 60% of the time
- Cash discounts averaged about 64% of normal price, this is often cheaper than insurance rates
Insurance is a scam
This is an interesting article about how Russia has been cooperating with China on sensitive and dangerous biological research.
(But, remember, so were we).
And still nobody has been held accountable.
https://t.co/k9yTRIjBeT
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(NEW PODCAST) Listen to "346. The ABCs of Kratom" by The Sharyl Attkisson Podcast
You've heard about kratom in the news with the deaths of numerous people. But what is it? Where did it come from? How is it regulated?