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>> last thing before we go tonight, the train to crazy town made an unscheduled whistle stop in ohio this week. you are about to hear from a doctor and nurse, medical professionals, who have had contact with patients. they happen to be anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists. you have no doubt heard the conspiracy theory that they are injecting some sort of electronic tracking device in liquid form through a needle into our arms. but this at a committee hearing in the ohio legislator, this was next-level. >> is it a combination of the protein, which now we are finding has a metal attached to it?...

You've no doubt heard the conspiracy theory they're injecting electronic tracking device in liquid form through a needle into our arms. but this at committee hearing in ohio legislature was next level. >> is it a combination of the protein which now we're finding has metal attached to it. i'm sure you're seeing the pictures of people who have shotted and are magnetized. we think there's a metal piece to it. long suspected interface to be defined between what is injected and 5g towers. >> yes, vaccines do harm people. i just found out something on lunch and want to show it to you. talking about...

Regardless of that legislation, i mean what do you make of this? >> i'm never going to fully understand this, jake. i mean, you know, it predates this pandemic, these types of conspiracy theories, i mean you and i have talked about it in the past. i get when people advocate crazy things in order to sell something. she has a book just say no to vaccines, maybe that's it. there is no evidence of this and let's not equivocate. there is no microchip or tracking device or some sort of other product that's attached to these vaccines. you know, it's very -- it's harmful when you look overall at vacci...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Alison Kessler told police she was suspicious when her son’s father, John Stacey, seemed to know that she had paid a visit to the courthouse. She didn’t see him following her. How did he know? When a mechanic found a tracking device stuck to the underside of her car, it made sense. Kessler went to the police and accused Stacey of planting it. It would have been that ...

Alison Kessler told police she was suspicious when her son’s father, John Stacey, seemed to know that she had paid a visit to the courthouse. She didn’t see him following her. How did he know? When a mechanic found a tracking device stuck to the underside of her car, it made sense. Kessler went to the police and accused Stacey of planting it. It would have been that easy. Planting small ...