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Speaker 1: And you may deny that, but Democrats know it full well.

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Speaker 2: Underneath the surface. The Save Act is a voter purge bill.

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Speaker 5: This bill is about stopping groups from voting who tend

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Speaker 7: Non Citizen voting in federal elections is already illegal. It

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Speaker 9: I'm the only candidate advocating a comprehensive and pro that

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Speaker 13: Doctor recipients must have a permanent legislative solution. They deserve

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Speaker 14: Do we need then, to anyone who's here illegally that

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Speaker 8: Absolutely, all right, So what what would you say we

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Speaker 8: So, first of all, you have to define amnesty, but

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Speaker 1: I misspoke. I said three Republicans as four South Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah,

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Speaker 1: Save Act Reconciliation. Is it going to pass? They even

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Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer is such a sleeze back joining me now,

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Speaker 17: what the what the endgame is? Right, So the way

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Speaker 17: that the organizations and public health and science regains trust

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Speaker 17: is by actually delivering on this promise of making American health.

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Speaker 17: If we can find cures for diseases like sickle cell anemia,

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Speaker 17: which the NI actually has, if we can we can

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Speaker 17: get treatments for cystic fibrocess, if we can make the

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Speaker 17: lives of of of kids with autism better or prevent autism,

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Speaker 17: if we can address the problems of Alzheimer's. Is if

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Speaker 17: we actually deliver on all of these promises that science

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Speaker 17: can do, that will rebuild trust and for public health.

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Speaker 17: If we can instead of being seen as like and

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Speaker 17: I think this was part of the danger during the

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Speaker 17: pandemic because it's sort of seen as like, Okay, they

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Speaker 17: get to tell you whether it or a mask, or

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Speaker 17: like tell you whether you must or must not take

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Speaker 17: a vaccine. Instead, just become partners good, give good advice

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Speaker 17: to you about like what does a scientific you have

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Speaker 17: to say? It doesn't say when it reflects when there's

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Speaker 17: a scientific controversy, to left that controversy in our messaging

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Speaker 17: and say, well, we're not sure being able to be

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Speaker 17: humble partners of the American people in public health in

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Speaker 17: ways that and empowers people to make their health better

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Speaker 17: if we actually achieved after the American people, that's how

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Speaker 17: we achieve trust.

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Speaker 1: What's a Missouri versus Biden.

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Speaker 17: Okay, that is a case that I was involved with

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Speaker 17: in twenty twenty three, twenty twenty two. Maybe the state

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Speaker 17: of Missouri reached out to me because what they had

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Speaker 17: seen and I personally had seen it as well, is

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Speaker 17: that a lot of a lot of social media would

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Speaker 17: suppress different views about how to manage the pandemic.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 17: So I was a very big advocate for the idea

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Speaker 17: of focused protection. The Great Barrington Decoration is something I

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Speaker 17: wrote co wrote with. The idea was you protect older

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Speaker 17: people better, and you don't close schools, you don't do lockdowns.

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Speaker 17: You let people allow them to have regular lives that

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Speaker 17: are her low risk while protecting older people better. And

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Speaker 17: I noticed on online there was actually quite difficult there.

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Speaker 17: Like I would put messages up on Twitter.

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Speaker 1: I joined Twitter for.

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Speaker 17: The first time twenty twenty one, and it was just

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Speaker 17: it was very, very evident, and that it was those

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Speaker 17: messages being suppressed. It was also evident to me from

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Speaker 17: looking around from my friends who were fellow dissidents that

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Speaker 17: they could not get their message up. There were people

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Speaker 17: with vaccine injured patients on Facebook who were just talking

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Speaker 17: to each other vaccine injuries around COVID vaccine that got

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Speaker 17: their private message groups completely knocked offline. And the question

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Speaker 17: is why, what purpose is why would Facebook have any

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Speaker 17: interest in doing that. The Missouri versus Biden case was

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Speaker 17: a case brought by the Missouri Attorney General and then

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Speaker 17: joined by the Louisiana Treney General, essentially arguing that the

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Speaker 17: Biden administration had orchestrated essentially a widespread program to suppress

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Speaker 17: free speech online. They would go that and people like

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Speaker 17: from the White in the White House, the CDC, even

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Speaker 17: unfortunately the NIH to some degree, the Surgeon General's office

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Speaker 17: and also the State Department would go to social media

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Speaker 17: companies and essentially tell them, if you don't take these

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Speaker 17: people offline, if you don't if you don't censor these

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Speaker 17: people or these ideas anyways, then you were going to

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Speaker 17: go after your company. That court case went to a

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Speaker 17: circuit court who they that circuit court essentially what they

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Speaker 17: found was that this was like a like an al

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Speaker 17: Capone scheme, Jesse, where like you know, you know that

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Speaker 17: you know the al Capone would go to shoot some

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Speaker 17: Chicago business, say that's a nice business you got there

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Speaker 17: would be terrible something happened to it. That's the role

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Speaker 17: the government played when they would go and tell social

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Speaker 17: media companies you got to censor these people or the

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Speaker 17: sensor of these ideas went all the way to Supreme Court,

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Speaker 17: and the Supreme Court, uh, we got to an injunction

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Speaker 17: saying that the Governm's not allowed to do this. The

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Speaker 17: Spreme Court then lifted that injunction in the decision that

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Speaker 17: will shock me to my dying days, essentially saying that

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Speaker 17: I and other people who had been censored did not

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Speaker 17: have standing to sue that we were not allowed to.

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Speaker 17: In fact, the state that the government could in fact

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Speaker 17: go to these companies tell them as long as they

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Speaker 17: told them to suppress ideas and not named particular people,

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Speaker 17: then the government could get away with it. That's the

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Speaker 17: upshot of what the government and I was desponded, Jesse.

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Speaker 17: That was like in twenty twenty four that the American

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Speaker 17: First Amendment essentially was dead, because then if that's true,

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Speaker 17: then what the government can do is go to any

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Speaker 17: social media company that wants, say, suppress these ideas, and

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Speaker 17: as long as it doesn't name any particular people, well

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Speaker 17: then it's fine. It's fine, it doesn't violent the First Amendment.

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Speaker 17: That's that's the misery versus Biden case. Really good news

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Speaker 17: came out of it yesterday, though, which I suspect you're

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Speaker 17: gonna tell people about there you go, okay, it's online,

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Speaker 17: it's on the screen.

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Speaker 1: We okay.

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Speaker 17: Actually, one funny thing, when I became an ex director,

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Speaker 17: I had to withdraw from the case and switch sides.

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Speaker 17: I went from a plain different case arguing that actually

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Speaker 17: for for like three minutes, I was on both sides

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Speaker 17: of the case because you know. And so now what's

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Speaker 17: happened is that the Core has reached a essentially a

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Speaker 17: historic consent decree where now the government agrees CDC, the

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Speaker 17: State Department disagrees that it will not for ten years,

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Speaker 17: it will not do this, will not do this, and

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Speaker 17: if it is does this, it's going to be subject

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Speaker 17: to like severe repercussions by the court, including the people

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Speaker 17: that do this, that suppress and act in ways to

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Speaker 17: threaten social media companies for the purpose of censorship. It's

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Speaker 17: a historic consent degree my view. It's a loss for

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Speaker 17: me now that I'm on the other side, but I've

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Speaker 17: never been so happy to lose my life, Jesse, I

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Speaker 17: got to tell.

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Speaker 1: You, congratulations on that loss, doctor j all right, I

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Speaker 1: have to ask about and I know that there are

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Speaker 1: going to be limits on what you can and can't say.

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Speaker 1: I get that, But about the COVID origins, because it

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Speaker 1: does actually matter. Did we pay for it? Did it

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Speaker 1: come from a lab? Was it a bowl of bat soup?

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Speaker 1: There were just so many lies. Nobody could keep anything straight.

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Speaker 1: And the Americans who have had their lives upended and

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Speaker 1: in many cases ruined, deserve to have the truth about

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Speaker 1: this whole affair. What is the truth?

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Speaker 17: Well, I'll tell you so. On the one hand, there

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Speaker 17: is still controversy amongst the biological evidence by shows toward

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Speaker 17: a lab leak and others say, oh no, that's not true,

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Speaker 17: that there might be natural origin. It came out of

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Speaker 17: a bat, like a bat in there was a natural origin.

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Speaker 17: But if you look beyond just the scientific debate. I personally,

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Speaker 17: on the scientific side, I tend toward it came from

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Speaker 17: a lab that there was a lab accident, those lab

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Speaker 17: experiments that led to this. But if you look beyond

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Speaker 17: just simply the scientific fight and look at some of

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Speaker 17: the forensic evidence, there was a proposal put out in

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Speaker 17: twenty eighteen by a group called Eco Health Alliance that

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Speaker 17: proposed work that very much looked like something that could

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Speaker 17: lead to the creation of a virus like COVID, and

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Speaker 17: they were working with uh they were working with the

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Speaker 17: Chinese in Wuhan. It's not an accident. I think that

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Speaker 17: the virus came out in the very city in China,

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Speaker 17: in the world that is the world's leading place on

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Speaker 17: coronaviruses or conavirus like exactly the kind of virus that

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Speaker 17: that COVID is. So I think to me, it's if

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Speaker 17: you take all the totality of evidence, it's beyond a

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Speaker 17: shadow of a doubt that this was a lab leak

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Speaker 17: in part done because because there was a whole program,

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Speaker 17: a utopian program to end all pandemics by taking viruses

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Speaker 17: in the wild, bringing them into the lab, making them

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Speaker 17: more transmissible, in order to triage which viruses we should

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Speaker 17: like build vaccines for early It's a it's a crazy program.

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Speaker 17: I mean, as I'm talking about it, I can see

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Speaker 17: the look on your face. Youel was saying, oh my god,

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Speaker 17: why would anyone do this?

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Speaker 1: Right?

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Speaker 17: The argument was, while there's a trillion virus, trillions of

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Speaker 17: viruses out there, we don't know which ones we have

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Speaker 17: to prepare for. If we bring them in the lab

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Speaker 17: and see how close they are to jumping into human populations,

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Speaker 17: by making them more transmissible, we can prioritize and they

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Speaker 17: make vaccines or whatever before. The problem is you can

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Speaker 17: cause a lab leak and that can cause it global

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Speaker 17: pandemic in the process of doing this. And the second

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Speaker 17: is the countermeasures you make the vaccines or whatever you're

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Speaker 17: testing on viruses there never being never infected a human,

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Speaker 17: so you can't test if the vaccine works that you made,

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Speaker 17: so you pretend to have a countermeasure, you know, and

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Speaker 17: evolution is hard to predict, so you don't know what

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Speaker 17: the viruses actually are going to make the leap or

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Speaker 17: what they'll look like when they do. It was a

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Speaker 17: foolish program for pretending to prevent all pandemics, be ready

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Speaker 17: for all pandemics, and in the process of doing so,

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Speaker 17: we may have actually caused one. It's the single biggest

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Speaker 17: example of scientific hubris. It's like the Frankenstein monsters that

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Speaker 17: have come to life.

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Speaker 1: IM not saying something about scientific humans. Doctor J I

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Speaker 1: am happy you were there, my friend, Please come back soon.

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Speaker 1: All right, we have to go to England. I know

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Speaker 1: the food sucks, but Connor Tomlinson's gonna tell us what's

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Speaker 1: going on over there. Before we go. Talk to Connor.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk to you about talking to Americans.

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Speaker 1: Is there anything worse than having to call customer service?

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 1: Then it used to be that bad, right, You used

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Speaker 1: to be able to talk to somebody and they could

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Speaker 1: understand you, and you could understand that. And now it's

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Speaker 1: all let me grab my bongos. It's horrible, freaking horrible.

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Speaker 1: Not with Pure Talk. When you drop Verizon AT and

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Speaker 1: T or T Mobile and switch to Puretalk, they hire Americans.

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Speaker 1: Pure Talk is so patriotic, run by a Vietnam veteran.

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Speaker 1: They hire US based Americans and they're nice. You can

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Speaker 1: actually hear them smiling on the as they help you.

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Speaker 1: It's easy to switch. Takes ten minutes. You'll save a fortune.

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Speaker 1: They're on the exact same towers, so you don't have

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Speaker 1: to stress about dropping calls. Patronize the American company, Peertalk

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Speaker 1: dot Com, slash Jesse TV. I'll be bad.

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Speaker 18: We don't say that Islam is here to live, you know,

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Speaker 18: to coexist with lots of different religions and all of

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Speaker 18: us can just hold hands and be friends. This religion

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Speaker 18: has been sent to dominate, to wipe out, to take

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Speaker 18: out every other religion, to have the people leave every

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Speaker 18: religion and to accept this lad And if that requires

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Speaker 18: fighting to achieve it, then it requires fighting to achieve it,

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Speaker 18: because the greatest purpose for which she had was legislated

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Speaker 18: is to make the word of a lot of highest

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Speaker 18: and the world of rules who disbelieve the lost, even

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Speaker 18: if the disbelievers hate it. But we're not shy to

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Speaker 18: sit it, and we don't find that to be something

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Speaker 18: that we should be shy to see.

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Speaker 1: Well, I gotta apply the honesty. Come right out and

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Speaker 1: say it. Joining me now. Connor Thomlinson, host of Thomlins

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Speaker 1: and Talks on YouTube sub stack. Hey, Connor, we're going

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Speaker 1: through it here in America, dearborn Michigan, New York City.

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Speaker 1: You're I mean you're swimming in it over there in

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Speaker 1: the UK, and honestly, some of them will come right

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Speaker 1: out and say it, I almost admire it.

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Speaker 19: Well, it's always better that you have the devil you

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Speaker 19: know and the devil you don't, Jesse. And the devil

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Speaker 19: you know also includes our king and our Prime Minister

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Speaker 19: of kissed Ormer recently hosted an if TA event in

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Speaker 19: the Palace of Westminster. Reminder, Britain is a not just

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Speaker 19: a constitutionally Christian country, but we have bishops and House

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Speaker 19: of Lords and an established church, not the church itself

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Speaker 19: actually knows it. He hosted a Muslim event and he

652
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Speaker 19: told Muslims that they are the face of modern Britain.

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Speaker 19: And of course King Charles used his Christmas message to

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Speaker 19: glaze Muslim communities in Britain. So as much as you

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Speaker 19: say we're swimming in it, actually the Muslim population of

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Speaker 19: Britain is about ten percent. Now, it's ten percent too

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Speaker 19: high in my liking something saying which even on your show, Jesse,

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Speaker 19: you could actually land me in prison in my country.

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Speaker 19: But these communities are situated in little colonies, enclaves, in

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Speaker 19: certain towns like Luton, London, Leicester, Bradford, and Birmingham. They're

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Speaker 19: not entirely across the country, even though that is the

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Speaker 19: ambition of the current government. What instead they get is

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Speaker 19: special accommodations and overtures made to them by our institutions,

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Speaker 19: the BBC, Parliaments, the civil service and even the Crown.

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Speaker 19: And when one MP in the last week or so,

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Speaker 19: Nick Timothy of the failed Conservative Party actually had the

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Speaker 19: bravery to speak up and say that a public prayer

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Speaker 19: event that a bunch of Muslims are putting on for

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Speaker 19: Ramadan in Trafalgar Square right in the heart of London

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Speaker 19: was an act of domination, much like they were praying

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Speaker 19: outside Downing Street following out the October seventh attacks in

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Speaker 19: twenty twenty three, sort of telegraphing their intent to repeat

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Speaker 19: that on white Christian Brits. All of Parliament descended and

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Speaker 19: condemned him. And so when you point out that one

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Speaker 19: religion wants to dominate our country, well you're accused of

676
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Speaker 19: being a racist, a fascists and islamophobe. The Labor government

677
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Speaker 19: have even pointed a new Islamophobia Czar to police online

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Speaker 19: and offline speech that incites hatred of Muslims or actually

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Speaker 19: fails to actively promote Muslims in public and economic life,

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Speaker 19: basically failing to comply with DEI. But when Muslims themselves

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Speaker 19: say it, then you know it's just diversity as a

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Speaker 19: sign of our strength.

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Speaker 1: I suppose, good God. Okay, Connor, can you walk me

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Speaker 1: through your church? You mentioned your church, and this is

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Speaker 1: something many of us lament. Here in America. We do

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Speaker 1: have some churches very solid, speaking up, speaking out, and

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Speaker 1: others who are very clearly now aiding the enemy. The

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Speaker 1: Church of England is so old, how are they holding up?

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Speaker 19: Pretty poorly? Just the Anglicans are now out numbered two

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Speaker 19: to one by Catholics under the age of thirty, and

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Speaker 19: that's driven actually quite largely by Catholic converts of white,

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Speaker 19: young male British persuasion me included my pretextually joke that

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Speaker 19: I'm the marketing arm for the Catholic Church to under

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Speaker 19: thirties men. So you know, it's quite the burden on

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Speaker 19: my shoulders. But the Anglican Church has just appointed the

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Speaker 19: new Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman who decided to

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Speaker 19: go on an uncharacteristic walking tour, a pilgrimage from London

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Speaker 19: to Canterbury at the exact same time that the House

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Speaker 19: of Lords in my country were voting on a crucial

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Speaker 19: amendment as to whether or not abortion would be decriminalized.

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Speaker 1: Up to birth.

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Speaker 19: You of course have this in multiple states now thanks

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Speaker 19: to Hillary Clinton. Back in twenty eighteen, I think it

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Speaker 19: was in New York if I remember when the nine

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Speaker 19: to eleven Monument was lit up pink like something out

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Speaker 19: of Brave New World. Well, now in Britain a woman

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Speaker 19: can at any time, for any reason, kill her unborn

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Speaker 19: child and face no consequences. And that's because the Archbishop

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Speaker 19: of Canterbury was not present and a bunch of Conservative

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Speaker 19: lords voted alongside the Labour and Liberal Democrat lords, the

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Speaker 19: arch progressives in our country to ensure that that was

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Speaker 19: pushed through. The previous Archbishops of Canterbury, by the way,

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Speaker 19: had to step down because of an institutional sex abuse

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Speaker 19: scandal in the church, and he yet again spent more

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Speaker 19: time talking about Ramadan they needed about Eastern Christmas and

716
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Speaker 19: the Archbistraop before that was a member of an organization

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Speaker 19: called Searchlight, an anti fascist magazine run by a deceased

718
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Speaker 19: communist burglar connected to lying communist organization Hope Not Hate.

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Speaker 19: Who it recently turns out had employed a convicted pedophile

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Speaker 19: to represent them at government hearings to shape the Online

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Speaker 19: Safety Bill, which was meant to protect children from pornography online,

722
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Speaker 19: how ironic, but instead ended up censoring free speech on

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Speaker 19: x and has even put an age verification gay on

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Speaker 19: my substack, Jesse. So in short, the Anglican Church is

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Speaker 19: probably going to be disbanded at some point, and the

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Speaker 19: Green Party, which is now the Islamic Party, they're less

727
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Speaker 19: Greta Thumburg than they are al Qaida these days. They're

728
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Speaker 19: now the second most likely party to take government at

729
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Speaker 19: the next election, and they've put in their manifest so

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Speaker 19: to abolish the Anglican Church outright, and lots of people

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Speaker 19: would be hard pressed to say at this point they

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Speaker 19: brought it on themselves.

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Speaker 1: Good god, Okay, you mentioned that is Lah that now

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Speaker 1: excuse me, ten percent of the UK. Is there an

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Speaker 1: appetite for mass deportations?

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Speaker 19: Absolutely, Jesse. And I say ten percent, by the way,

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Speaker 19: because it was seven twenty twenty one, that was before

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Speaker 19: the Boris wave of over one point two million immigrants

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Speaker 19: from the Third World every single year into a country

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Speaker 19: the size of New York State. After Brexit which people

741
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Speaker 19: voted for to produce migration, and we were betrayed with

742
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Speaker 19: more Indians, Afghans, Pakistanis and Nigerians every year instead. And

743
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Speaker 19: now every single party that is pretending to at least

744
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Speaker 19: be on the right is out competing one another to

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Speaker 19: see who is most credible to perform mass deportations at

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Speaker 19: The Conservatives, Reform UK and the new Restore Britain party

747
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Speaker 19: have all promised this, but I think the only party

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Speaker 19: that's credible to do this is Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain.

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Speaker 19: Some people will have heard of Rupert low from his

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Speaker 19: interview with Tucker Carson a few months ago. Rupert low

751
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Speaker 19: used to be a Reform MP until he was kicked

752
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Speaker 19: out of the party by Nigel Faraj's right hand man,

753
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Speaker 19: a guy called Mohammad Zia Yusuf, who is himself a Muslim,

754
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Speaker 19: because Rupert Loh said he wanted to deport not just

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Speaker 19: the perpetrators of the infamous Pakistani Muslim rape gangs who

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Speaker 19: have raped, tortured, trafficked overseas and even murdered hundreds of

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Speaker 19: thousands of white working class girls in our country, but

758
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Speaker 19: he said we should deport the family members who knew

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Speaker 19: about the rapes and covered it up. And we know

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Speaker 19: because of testimonies going back decades that this is entire

761
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Speaker 19: communities that knew about this crime and actively hit it

762
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Speaker 19: from the authorities. Mohammed Zia Yusef and Reform UK and

763
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Speaker 19: Nigel Faraj reported Rupert Low to the police, had his

764
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Speaker 19: home raided, had his shotguns taken because he's a farmer.

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Speaker 19: Because Nigel Faraj, yes, mister Brex himself said that deporting

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Speaker 19: those rape gangs and their perpetrators and the collaborators was

767
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Speaker 19: beyond the bounds of decency and morality. Nigel Farah, which

768
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Speaker 19: is only adopted mass deportations after President Trump himself and

769
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Speaker 19: I have confirmed this, was told that Nigel Farag just

770
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Speaker 19: did not want to back mass deportations, and Trump relayed

771
00:42:08,400 --> 00:42:10,719
Speaker 19: to Farage he thought that he wasn't the guy. Now

772
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Speaker 19: Nigel Farage is promising mass deportations while other members of

773
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Speaker 19: Reformer going around and saying that's too extreme. Just this week,

774
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Speaker 19: the Conservatives have no credibility. They let all these migrants

775
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Speaker 19: in Reform have no credibility. They don't want to restrict passports,

776
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Speaker 19: they don't want to do nasty deportations. Even though they've

777
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Speaker 19: been dragged kicking and screaming to supporting it orreas today

778
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Speaker 19: Restore Britain have said, We're not only just going to

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Speaker 19: do nasty importations. We are going to ensure that millions

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Speaker 19: of legal migrants leave and we are going to ban migration,

781
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Speaker 19: legal migration from India and Pakistan. Now, I know this

782
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Speaker 19: is something lots of Trump's supporters want for America. Rupert

783
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Speaker 19: Lowe wants.

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Speaker 1: To do it for Britain. Praying for you guys, Connor,

785
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Speaker 1: go get them man, take the country back, appreciate it

786
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Speaker 1: all right, like the moon next. All right, it's time

787
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Speaker 1: to lighten the mood. And there's something that I've always enjoyed.

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Speaker 1: And I'm not totally sure why. I think I know why,

789
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Speaker 1: but I'm talking about me here in my town. In fact,

790
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Speaker 1: I've lived in multiple towns like this, but in my town,

791
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Speaker 1: my town's growing. It's right America, it's safe, it's kind

792
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Speaker 1: of place people want to move especially people have kids,

793
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Speaker 1: good schools, church on every corner, that kind of thing,

794
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Speaker 1: and so they're building things. Obviously there's everywhere you look,

795
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Speaker 1: there's a new commercial building, there's a new subdivision that

796
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Speaker 1: every it seems like every square inch someone's building something

797
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Speaker 1: on it. And I like that, right. I like progress,

798
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Speaker 1: build houses, restaurants, It's all fine for me. But there

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Speaker 1: are these holdouts in my hometown. So there will just

800
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Speaker 1: be some house looks totally out of place. Now it's

801
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Speaker 1: got stuff surrounding it. He's got a pasture out back

802
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Speaker 1: with a few horses on it. And you know, I've

803
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Speaker 1: never talked to the guy. You know, somebody has knocked

804
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Speaker 1: on his door and offered him a huge sum of money. Hey,

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Speaker 1: just sell us your house, sells your lamb. Let us

806
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Speaker 1: put it. You know. McDonald's in an apartment complex on there,

807
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Speaker 1: and I just pictured in my mind and he's all enough.

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Speaker 1: I like it here. This is my place. You can

809
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Speaker 1: build all around me. I'm not selling I don't know why.

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Speaker 1: I've always liked that. I saw this story because these

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Speaker 1: AI data farms, these data centers, they're they're all the

812
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Speaker 1: rage now when they're going to be the rage, and

813
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Speaker 1: it's big money, big big money. When I saw this

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Speaker 1: story out of Kentucky and it made me smile.

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Speaker 11: It's my way. I'll stay in hold and feed an Asian.

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Speaker 11: Twenty six million doesn't mean anything.

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Speaker 10: Some people might find it hard to understand how Delsia

818
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Speaker 10: Bear can turn away at twenty six million dollar offer

819
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Speaker 10: to buy some of her land until you spend a

820
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Speaker 10: little time with her walking the dirt road she grew

821
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Speaker 10: up on, and in the house her daddy.

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Speaker 11: Built, grandfather and great grandfather and a whole bunch of

823
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Speaker 11: family has all lived here for years, paid taxes on it,

824
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Speaker 11: fed a nation off of it, even raised wheat through

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Speaker 11: the depression, and kept the breadlines up in the United

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Speaker 11: States of America when people didn't have anything else.

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Speaker 10: Delcia is one of dozens of landowners approached by an

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Speaker 10: anonymous buyer, one of the major players in artificial intelligence,

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Speaker 10: likely Google or Meta or Amazon, to purchase their land.

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Speaker 10: The market value for land in Mason County is about

831
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Speaker 10: six thousand dollars an acre. The realtor that came to

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Speaker 10: her door last April offered her and her mother about

833
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Speaker 10: ten times that.

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Speaker 11: As long as I'm on this land, as long as

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Speaker 11: it's feeding me, as long as it's taking care of me,

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Speaker 11: there's nothing can destroy me. If I've got this.

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Speaker 1: Land, I like it. I just do. I see them

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Speaker 1: a