03-11-2022 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman

<p>Hour 1<br> * Americans Are Majorly Stressed Out 87% say mental health has &nbsp;faltered under ‘constant stream of crises without a break’ since 2020.</p> <p>* A Torrent of $5T Flooded the Economy. Here’s Where It Went: NYT – &nbsp;Stimulus bills approved by Congress beginning in 2020 unleashed the &nbsp;largest flood of federal money into the United States economy ever &nbsp;recorded.</p> <p>* Roughly $5T went to households, mom-and-pop shops, restaurants, &nbsp;airlines, hospitals, local governments, schools and other institutions &nbsp;around the country grappling with the blow inflicted by Covid-19.<br> <br> Hour 2<br> * DuckDuckGo Draws Anger From Far Right.</p> <p>* DuckDuckGo has little control over its search results because they are provided by Microsoft’s Bing.</p> <p>* Moscow tells UN that US is funding bioweapons in Ukraine – American &nbsp;ambassador fires back at Russian ‘disinformation’ – Art Moore, WND.com</p> <p>* The Truth Is Coming Out About COVID Deaths – Joseph Mercola.</p> <p>* Massachusetts health department admits ‘significant overcount’ of &nbsp;COVID-19 deaths — and the number could still be much too high – &nbsp;TheBlaze.com</p> <p>* The FDA has been forced to finally release documentation on the adverse reactions caused by COVID shots.</p> <p>* The Biden administration wanted to wait 75 YEARS before releasing &nbsp;this data to the American public! The judge refused, and now the FDA &nbsp;must release tens of thousands of pages each month.</p> <p>* Now we know why the FDA wanted to spread the release of documents &nbsp;for more than 75 years. The data completely undermines the narrative of &nbsp;“safe and effective.”</p> <p>* U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman was having none of the &nbsp;administration’s foot dragging. The judge ordered the administration to &nbsp;begin producing the documents at a rate of 55,000 pages every 30 days &nbsp;beginning March 1.</p> <p>* CDC also recently admitted it withheld critical COVID-19 data from &nbsp;the public because the agency thought it would