is literally making up scientific studies and inserting it into the conversation. Oh my goodness.

So RFK Jr. signed a recommendation to remove a component called thimerosal from the regular flu vaccines, not from the COVID stuff, but from regular seasonal flu vaccines. Now, there's a little bit of a backstory to that. This thing called thimerosal, at one point RFK Jr. thought it was a cause of autism because it used to be in a lot of different shots, but apparently it got removed from the childhood shots a while ago back in 2001. But it did not make any change in the rate of autism. So if this had been the cause of autism, which is what RFK Jr. suspected way back then, the removal of it would have by now shown all kinds of improvements. The number of people who had autism diagnosis when they were young would drop down back down to some historical baseline which was a lot lower, but it didn't.

However, there's still some concern about that component and it wasn't in many things at this point, but it was in the seasonal flu shots. To which I say, how many of you get the seasonal flu shot? Long before the pandemic, a lot of you said, this seasonal flu shot is, right? I'm one of those people. You know, once you learned that the seasonal flu wasn't even tuned to the seasonal flu. It was tuned to last year's flu, which you're not going to get this year. I mean, once I heard that, I thought, are you kidding me? How's that even possibly true that we're highly recommended to get a flu shot that's designed for a virus that doesn't exist? How in the world is that possible? Now, I never looked into it that hard, but once I heard that, you know, that was the last time I got one of those. So maybe someday we'll learn what causes autism or what caused the increase in it, but it looks like it wasn't that particular part of the shots.

According to Newsmax, there's a McLaughlin poll, 77% of Americans oppose amnesty for illegals. Now, the amnesty would not just allow them to stay here, but wouldn't it also allow them to be citizens? So 77% oppose that. 56% say deport everyone who's an undocumented migrant. 56%. So that's where that's at. So I believe that although there's going to be a lot of complaining, it looks like the public is sort of back in Trump, at least by a majority.

Here's something else to worry about. According to Interesting Engineering, it's possible to use WiFi as a sort of a whole body fingerprint to track humans. So in other words, it turns out that if you were in your house where there was WiFi, the WiFi would be disturbed by your body, you know, the way it's disturbed by any object in the house. But the way your specific body disturbs WiFi apparently is unique. So with about 95% accuracy, if they've picked up how you distort WiFi on one WiFi system and then you went to another WiFi system, they would know it was you if they had access to the WiFi in both places. Now, they don't, but it wouldn't be hard to imagine that they could get it. So