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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt, Monday, March twenty first edition. I cannot believe

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Speaker 1: for being with me. We have fascinating data out of

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Speaker 1: Canada on how vaccination status somehow very much corresponds with

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Speaker 1: Ukraine intervention opinions. I'll explain, but once you hear you'd

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Speaker 1: about Ukraine? The situation is playing out in that country

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Speaker 1: as I had anticipated weeks ago. Russia's offensive northward from Crimea,

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Speaker 1: This is a three pronged movement to try to cut

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Speaker 1: That is the situation, and that is the reality as

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Speaker 1: the Russians can keep going here. The Ukrainians are watching

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Speaker 1: How should Canada respond to Ukraine invasion? By vaccination status? Now,

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Speaker 1: this country under the Biden regime too, Who believes state

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Speaker 1: positions on matters of foreign policy that don't actually affect

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Speaker 1: the individuals in Canada or the US. How should Canada

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Speaker 1: you're boosted or beyond. Eighty six percent want even tougher

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Speaker 1: military intervention in an act of combat zone. Now we

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Speaker 1: we've always been at war with Russia and Ukraine. We've

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Speaker 1: This idea that is being pushed in the West that

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Speaker 1: You're noticing the crossover. Can you say that a man

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Speaker 1: Apparently HHS has admirals. The Babylon Bee did a story

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Speaker 1: listening to The Buck Sexton Show podcast. As always, I'll

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