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00:00All right, Annie, I just wanted to read something to you and to listeners out there that People

00:06Magazine just put out.

00:07I want to get your thoughts on this, OK?

00:09People Magazine says, can monkeypox be spread through objects like doorknobs?

00:14An expert explains as U.S. cases surpass 6,500.

00:19As the United States counts more infections from monkeypox than any other country in the

00:23world, health experts are providing more details on how the virus is transmitted.

00:28The virus spreads through skin-to-skin contact, and we go on, and there's this expert they

00:32quote, Dr. Linda Yancy, infectious disease specialist at the Memorial Health System in

00:38Houston.

00:39And she goes on to explain that, and I'm quoting here, she says, according to Yancy, it's absolutely

00:46a possibility for monkeypox to be transmitted through items like money as the virus can

00:51survive for days in an environment.

00:54And she goes on to say, and in fact, one of the cases in the U.S. was a lady who was

00:59exposed to bed linens.

01:01She cleans Airbnbs for a living.

01:03So any high-touch items like money have the potential for transmission.

01:08Now, they're starting to share this idea that physical money is the cause, it could be the

01:17cause of the spreading, kind of idea number one, and then idea number two, I want to get

01:21your thoughts on this.

01:22This is from the Joe Rogan show, and Joe Rogan pulls in a guest, and the guest, he's asking

01:28the guest to talk about this new central bank digital currency.

01:34Do you feel like you're sounding the alarm for people that don't understand what the

01:40f*** is going on?

01:41So here, I'll put it up for you here, yeah?

01:43So there's the video.

01:44I don't know if your camera can see that, but there's the video.

01:47There's him speaking about it.

01:48The G7 is launching a set of public policy principles for retail central bank digital

01:54currencies.

01:55Right, so that's the guy who runs our economy in the U.K., he's named the Chancellor of

01:58the Exchequer, and here is the article.

02:01Bank of England tells ministers to intervene on digital currency programming, yeah?

02:04And here's a quote from the article.

02:06This isn't the Telegraph, the one he pulled up, but it was behind a paywall, so I'll just

02:08read the quote.

02:10Digital cash could be programmed to ensure it is only spent on essentials or goods which

02:16an employer or government deems to be sensible.