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Speaker 1: story on the heels of King Newsom, sorry, Governor Newsom's

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Speaker 1: A brand new book alleges that a statue that was

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Speaker 1: book entitled Fool's Goal The Radicals, con Artists and traders

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Speaker 1: who killed the California Dream and now threaten us all,

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Speaker 1: which is a mouthful, say that King Newsom used something

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Speaker 1: this nonprofit and this nonprofit will build a statue of me.

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Speaker 1: In addition to that, companies that King Gavin runs also

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Speaker 1: me saying that to himself, which is I think hilarious.

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Speaker 1: for joining me. Gavin, I'll start with you here.

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Speaker 2: Again.

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Speaker 1: I don't know if this is like you know, you

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Speaker 1: But you know, given the fact that politicians, especially in California,

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Speaker 1: this comes as a surprise that money from Gavin's friends

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Speaker 3: No surprises at all. I mean, you know, I speak

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Speaker 1: I think Gavin's everywhere can commend your efforts to represent

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Speaker 1: Gavin's all over the world. Well Morgan, a spokesman for

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Speaker 3: Well, look, I would encourage Attorney General BONDI to post

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Speaker 3: But nothing's going to change with them. They're only going

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Speaker 1: Kevin, it seems to be implying that a bunch of

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Speaker 1: I agree with those characterizations. Was the word I was

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Speaker 1: looking for, Morgan. If these people get prosecuted, do you

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Speaker 2: Check it out.

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Speaker 6: What does Trump expect?

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Speaker 4: Oh, I believe he expects violence.

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Speaker 8: I believe he's working toward a silvil war.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Gavin, have you heard anything out of President Trump's

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Speaker 3: No, quite the opposite. We see President Trump taking to

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to turning point tonight, where we are charting

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Speaker 1: the course of America's cultural comeback. My name is Jobob

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Speaker 9: A shutdown would allow Doge to shift into overdrive. Let

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Speaker 9: me repeat, A shutdown will allow Doge to shift into overdrive.

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Speaker 9: It would give Donald Trump and Doge the keys to

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Speaker 2: Well, the government shut down.

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Speaker 1: That means all discretionary funding will stop, all of the

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Speaker 2: What does that even mean? Gavin?

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Speaker 1: What is Schumer's aim here? Does he actually believe this?

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Speaker 3: Well with Chuck Schumer, who I know well, it's always

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if either one of you have

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Speaker 2: Do you think Tuck Shumer's right?

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Speaker 1: And maybe I don't know, should a couple of conservatives

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Speaker 1: You know, speaking of DOGE, there is a very unexpected

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Speaker 8: Rid of.

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Speaker 1: That full video goes on for like three and a

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Speaker 3: Well, first, I just have to stand up for my

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Speaker 3: they just needed to say these things for the camera

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Speaker 3: to get elected. But you know, thankfully we have the Internet.

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Speaker 3: Thankfully we have these videos saved and we can dig

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Speaker 3: them all up and throw them back in their faces.

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Speaker 3: So we're not doing anything differently than what Democrats were

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Speaker 3: calling for ten twenty thirty plus years ago. It's just

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Speaker 3: that they've changed as a party, and we've you know,

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Speaker 3: remained consistent and true to you know, standing up to

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Speaker 3: the American people.

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Speaker 1: Keevin, I'm sure you're aware of this, and I don't

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Speaker 1: want to add heartbreak to you, but I cannot find

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Speaker 1: the fiddle Enforesters on Spotify right now. I just checked

445
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Speaker 1: in real time. I know you know this as they

446
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Speaker 1: are your favorite band, but it appears that without government

447
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Speaker 1: funding they weren't allowed to sustain their music career.

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Speaker 2: It is such a shame.

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Speaker 1: We're all grieving and very moved by the non Spotify.

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Speaker 2: Artist, Hey Morgan.

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Speaker 1: So considering the fact that it, you know, takes I

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Speaker 1: guess what twenty eleven to twenty twenty five, so fourteen

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Speaker 1: fifteen years for conservative ideas to or sorry, lib ideas

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Speaker 1: to all of a sudden become conservative. What do you

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Speaker 1: think ten years down the road looks like when Libs

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Speaker 1: start to realize, oh yeah, they were right about all

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Speaker 1: the things all along, and maybe we shouldn't have gone

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Speaker 1: off the deep end.

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Speaker 5: You know, the left is going to continue to become

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Speaker 5: more and more leftists, and we see a lot more

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Speaker 5: people coming to the middle coming to the right than

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Speaker 5: ever before. And I think that's going to continue over

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Speaker 5: the next decade, to be honest, especially when you look

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Speaker 5: at an issue like this of cutting government spending on

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Speaker 5: ridiculous things. You know, Obama was talking about it and

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Speaker 5: it was cool for the Democrats back then, But all

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Speaker 5: of a sudden, when you have Trump and Elon up

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Speaker 5: there talking about government spending, it's oh, no, Orange Man bad.

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Speaker 5: To this day, it's really insane to see how the

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Speaker 5: left continues to change their messaging on things that they

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Speaker 5: were talking about. Gavin, I know you mentioned talking about

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Speaker 5: the border wall. You're right, the border wall was talked

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Speaker 5: about largely back in twent thousand and eight all the

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Speaker 5: way to twenty sixteen. But as soon as Trump entered

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Speaker 5: into politics, that was when all of their ideas that

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Speaker 5: used to be good ideas to continue to make America

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Speaker 5: a better place became bad ones. All because President Trump

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Speaker 5: stepped into the running. And now that he's actually pushing

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Speaker 5: those ideas forward, they've completely switched their tone. And so

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Speaker 5: it's honestly ridiculous.

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Speaker 2: Morgan, I have a suggestion for you.

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Speaker 1: I feel like, next time you go out on the street,

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Speaker 1: because you're great at the man on the street or

484
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Speaker 1: woman on the street content, you should take a bunch

485
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Speaker 1: of Bill Clinton accomplishments and say how do you support

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Speaker 1: this maga right wing fascist politician? And I guarantee you

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Speaker 1: that even Bill Clinton is a far right extremist to

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Speaker 1: the modern day Democrat Party. I think that would be

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Speaker 1: that'd be fun to watch. Gavin wax Morgan McMichael, thanks

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Speaker 1: much for joining us today. Really appreciate having you on

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Speaker 1: and we'll have you back soon.

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Speaker 11: Thanks so much.

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Speaker 1: Thank you. Coming up on Turning Point tonight. A fascinating

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Speaker 1: clip from Alex Clark's Cultural Apothecary podcast Don't go Away,

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Speaker 1: We'll be right back after this.

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Speaker 6: One thing that you guys chose to do, which has

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Speaker 6: to be one of the most controversial parenting decisions I've

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Speaker 6: ever seen, and some would call it gravely irresponsible potentially,

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Speaker 6: is that you chose to not only have an unmedicated birth,

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Speaker 6: I mean, you chose to have zero doctor intervention period

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Speaker 6: throughout your entire nine month pregnancy.

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Speaker 7: Well, gravely irresponsible only if it didn't work.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, you have a beautiful, healthy baby.

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Speaker 11: Yeah.

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Speaker 12: So when we.

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Speaker 6: Talk about zero medical intervention, how many ultrasounds did you get?

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Speaker 11: Zero?

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Speaker 12: And you gave birth where at home.

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Speaker 11: In our apartment, in our dining room and an.

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Speaker 7: Inflatable pool where our dining room table is yep?

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Speaker 6: Why did you choose not to have any ultrasounds throughout

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Speaker 6: your pregnancy?

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Speaker 11: So I met.

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Speaker 13: A friend who we bonded about home birth. We were

515
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Speaker 13: totally like on the Home Birth Ride, and she told

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Speaker 13: me to check out this podcast called Free Birth Society.

517
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Speaker 13: I listened to it, I realized all these women were

518
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Speaker 13: having pregnancies in birth that were totally normal, totally healthy,

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Speaker 13: without any medical intervention. So, you know, I did a

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Speaker 13: deep dive and realized that, like a lot of people

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Speaker 13: did this in the past, being pregnant is not a sickness.

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Speaker 11: It is not an illness. It is a totally normal thing.

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Speaker 13: If you're normal and healthy, then you can have a

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Speaker 13: perfectly fine pregnancy in birth. And because of my experience

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Speaker 13: with the doctors when I was a teenager, I just

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Speaker 13: like was distrustful of doctors from that point on. You know,

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Speaker 13: I'm like, they're not going to help me fix my

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Speaker 13: stomach as a child, what are they going to do

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Speaker 13: for me when I'm pregnant. I also watched the documentary

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Speaker 13: Business Being, so yeah, I was totally bought in. And

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Speaker 13: then my friend who told me about that podcast ended

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Speaker 13: up getting pregnant, and so I watched her do the thing.

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Speaker 13: She didn't go to any doctors throughout her pregnancy, and

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Speaker 13: then she had her birth, and I actually attended her birth.

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Speaker 13: She wanted me there to be support because I feel

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Speaker 13: like there's this whole thing like if you are in

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Speaker 13: the talk about free birth, that it's like better to

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Speaker 13: do it by yourself or like it.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 13: I feel like there's kind of that idea, but it's

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Speaker 13: not like it's so nice to have a woman there

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Speaker 13: to support you during your pregnancy and birth and like

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Speaker 13: to go along with you throughout that whole journey to

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Speaker 13: everything's okay, like this symptoms normal. So I literally watched

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Speaker 13: her birth and her baby was totally healthy, and I

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Speaker 13: watched her baby like grow up a little bit, and

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Speaker 13: then I got pregnant, and so.

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Speaker 6: Did you also find out that ultrasounds could damage a baby?

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Speaker 13: Yes, definitely. And actually, like even some of his extended

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Speaker 13: family members back in the day were like anti ultrasound.

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Speaker 13: I don't know exactly what it can do, but basically

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Speaker 13: it can affect the DNA.

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Speaker 11: The exposure to radiation could be bad.

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Speaker 13: But honestly, for me, it wasn't about that specifically. I

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Speaker 13: could have gotten one ultrasound and I would have been fine.

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Speaker 13: I even thought about it in the beginning of my pregnancy,

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Speaker 13: you know, like like it's.

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Speaker 11: Everything okay, does it have all its kidneys or whatever?

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Speaker 11: I didn't know if it as a girl or boy.

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Speaker 13: But for me, it was about being sucked into that

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Speaker 13: cascade of indimensions and I didn't want to deal with

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Speaker 13: the stress of that. I felt like I felt safer

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Speaker 13: just staying away from it.

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Speaker 12: And was this scary to use a first time dad

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Speaker 12: not even having one check no.

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Speaker 11: On one of our first states.

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Speaker 13: He was telling me like stories about how you know

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Speaker 13: women used to go run in the woods and birth

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Speaker 13: and do whatever with their placenta, and I was like,

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Speaker 13: this man is crazy.

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Speaker 7: I mean, okay, so a more helpful answer, maybe a

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Speaker 7: bit controversial, but you know, evens with two legs were

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Speaker 7: meant to walk around, right. We have teeth, we're meant

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Speaker 7: to eat. We men have the body parts that cause

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Speaker 7: them to be meant to give birth. They're designed to

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Speaker 7: do this. The best we as humans can do is

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Speaker 7: to just get out of the way and let nature

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Speaker 7: take its course. The worst we can do is when

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Speaker 7: we try to get involved with our big ideas and

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Speaker 7: like say, oh, no, birth should happen this way, or

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Speaker 7: like go lie in your back, or go take this

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Speaker 7: medicine or this pill. None of us would be here

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Speaker 7: if home birth were dangerous, right, we would not have

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Speaker 7: evolved out of the amiba stage or whatever. We'd be

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Speaker 7: still asec reproducing like an amiba if home birth were bad, right,

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Speaker 7: Animals do it all the time. Humans did all the time,

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Speaker 7: and so the question is what caused all the difficulty

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Speaker 7: is commonly faced amongst women who give birth in I

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Speaker 7: guess the past several hundred years before we even started dating.

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Speaker 7: It was just an interest of mine, like learning about

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Speaker 7: the stuff, because I was interested in health and whatnot.

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Speaker 7: And a lot of the things that our problems are

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Speaker 7: have pretty specific causes. So one thing is that women

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Speaker 7: in hospitals give birth on their backs, right, because in

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Speaker 7: the Victorian era, the British doctors, of course we're all men,

596
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Speaker 7: were like, it's indecent for us to see a woman's

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Speaker 7: butt sticking up in the air, so we're gonna have

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Speaker 7: the women lying in the bed like a hospital patient,

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Speaker 7: so it's easier for us to do our thing. But

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Speaker 7: no other mammal gives birth that position. Every mammal gives

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Speaker 7: birth in all fours, like spiding down or whatever. And

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Speaker 7: like the way that the hips rotate when you're on

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Speaker 7: your back versus when you're hunched over, completely different hips

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Speaker 7: open up, and so you know, the child can emerge

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Speaker 7: more naturally. So that's one thing. And obviously birth is

606
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Speaker 7: a very complicated topic.

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Speaker 6: The American College of Obstetricians say that home birth is

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Speaker 6: less safe than hospital birth. But there's a reason why

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Speaker 6: they're saying that.

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Speaker 13: There is a reason why they're saying that is because

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Speaker 13: you know, they're funded by all of these people, because

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Speaker 13: they're an organization. One of their biggest funders is this

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Speaker 13: brand called Hologic. They sell all of their prenatal tests

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Speaker 13: to the American College of Obstetricians and cologists, so they

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Speaker 13: influence the health insurance and say, you know, hospital birth

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Speaker 13: is better because they want to sell all of these

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Speaker 13: products and make billions of billions of dollars for all

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Speaker 13: of these companies that are funding them.

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Speaker 7: This is an element also which, like as a man

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Speaker 7: like birth sort of represents the primordial feminine chaos of

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Speaker 7: the universe. So there's like this philosophical idea where like

622
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Speaker 7: women are like the ocean. Right, we've heard of this, right, Yeah,

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Speaker 7: women are chaos. Yeah, it's like the primordial chaos to

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Speaker 7: seize the waves. And so if I'm like a Victorian

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Speaker 7: era doctor and I'm looking at this chaos, it kind

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Speaker 7: of terrifies me, right, and also just like empathy, right,

627
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Speaker 7: picturing me giving birth, it's insane, right, terrifying, like right,

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Speaker 7: like how can we use but meta very different women

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Speaker 7: as we know. But if we have the idea that like, oh,

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Speaker 7: I'm going to bring in orderliness to this chaotic process,

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Speaker 7: I'm going to introduce hospital that, I'm gonna introduce a

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Speaker 7: sea section. I'm gonna introduce it laying on your back.

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Speaker 7: I'm gonna have a potocin. I'm gonna have this. I'm

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Speaker 7: gonna have that.

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Speaker 11: You need more interventions to deal, you know, to keep

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Speaker 11: the chaos contained.

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Speaker 7: It's like you have the ocean and you're trying to

638
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Speaker 7: stop the waves, right, So you're gonna put a wall here,

639
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Speaker 7: and then the waves are just gonna go over the wall. Well,

640
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Speaker 7: build taller wall, but then the wave's gonna go over here.

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Speaker 7: It's like you can't contain the freaking ocean and you're

642
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Speaker 7: just gonna be causing yourself a whole much of pain

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Speaker 7: in the process, polluting the damn thing every step of

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Speaker 7: the way. So the best thing is just let it

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Speaker 7: do its thing, make sure the process is supported by

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Speaker 7: what it needs from a health standpoint, right, Like, there

647
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Speaker 7: was no lack of nutrients or overabundance of stress or anything,

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Speaker 7: right like.

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Speaker 12: So letting nature run its course, do what we were designed.

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Speaker 7: And I knew she is like a tough cookie. I

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Speaker 7: knew she could do it, and she did and it

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Speaker 7: was great.

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Speaker 12: Why are you guys against epidurals?

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Speaker 11: There's several reasons.

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Speaker 13: The first thing that comes to my head is because

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Speaker 11: Stephen was like, slow down, take your time.

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Speaker 13: You know, you know, but in that position, you are

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Speaker 13: And I feel like that's a lot of women have

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Speaker 7: So I learned how everyone's addicted to opioids. Right, you

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Speaker 7: oxycon and then you can't feel the paint because it's

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Speaker 7: And you're like, I gotta get back to my life.

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Speaker 7: So you keep walking your knee and then before you

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Speaker 7: like you destroyed your knee. Pain. Pain is a useful

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Speaker 13: Also, if it's so strong to numb the entire lower

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Speaker 13: newborn baby? You know, like you have no idea because

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Speaker 6: I heard a lot about ability to latch in things

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Speaker 6: when you've taken an epidural that the baby can struggle

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Speaker 6: with breastfeeding as well. Were you consciously doing or eating

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Speaker 6: certain things to prep your body for pregnancy.

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Speaker 13: Definitely, I was just kind of living the lifestyle, you know,

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Speaker 13: raw milk, a lot of raw milk.

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Speaker 12: Did you keep drinking raw milk while pregnant?

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Speaker 11: I did?

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Speaker 12: What else did you eat while pregnant?

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Speaker 11: I had raw milk.

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Speaker 13: I had oysters, Like once a week there's a happy

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Speaker 13: hour we would just walk to from our apartment. They

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Speaker 13: we walked in there. I had liver.

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Speaker 8: Oh.

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Speaker 13: I did have sushi once. I had a sushi craving.

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Speaker 13: I ate it once and then I was good.

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Speaker 6: One question actually that hasn't been answered on the podcast

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Speaker 6: raw milk safe for babies and toddlers?

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Speaker 13: Yes, definitely. I have tons of friends who feed their

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Speaker 7: That's not to say one particular bottle of raw milk.

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Speaker 7: Could could be bad. I don't know. Is your farmer

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Speaker 7: like doing the right things to get spoiled as refrigerated whatever. However,

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Speaker 13: I think there could be some period where like, maybe

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Speaker 13: I have a lot of moms on my Instagram who

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Speaker 13: have had to cut out dairy just for a little

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Speaker 11: But yeah, everything gradually.

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Speaker 6: Were there any supplements that you liked taking before giving birth?

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Speaker 13: I did dates and red raspberry tea like crazy toward

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Speaker 12: What do dates do?

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Speaker 13: Dates help soften the cervix so it's easier for it

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Speaker 13: so you know, it makes the contractions a lot more efficient.

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Speaker 13: I definitely took probably a few beefliver supplements, although I

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Speaker 11: Eating the beef fliver over the supplements.

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Speaker 13: But I probably had some of those. A lot of magnesium.

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Speaker 13: I did a combination of citrate and glysonate. I did

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Speaker 13: some cod liver oil too, because that has vitamin A

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Speaker 13: vitamin D, and I was pregnate throughout the winter months,

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Speaker 13: I did take some cod liver oil.

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Speaker 11: I think that's it, though a lot of it was diet.

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Speaker 13: For me, and I could see, like the second pregnancy,

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Speaker 11: Two three years pregnant.

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Speaker 12: People listening like all that juicysoop.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to turning points. And I thank so much

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Speaker 1: it on this show. Charlie's gonna take us out and

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Speaker 1: into the weekend. Thanks so much for sticking with us

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Speaker 1: the entire second week of this show. So glad to

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Speaker 1: God bless America.

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Speaker 4: US border patrol in the month of February arrested eight thousand,

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Speaker 4: three hundred border jumpers coming into our country in February,

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Speaker 4: Trump saying, oh, these tariffs are a waste of time.

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Speaker 4: Not so fast, my friend. These tariffs are also largely

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Speaker 4: A year ago, more than three thousand, five hundred people

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Speaker 4: Now it's only one hundred and thirty and they're all

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Speaker 4: being sent back to China. A year ago, six hundred

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Speaker 4: their country of origin. This was always a question of

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Speaker 4: and they were lying to you. So there's two parts

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Speaker 4: gonna allow Blake to pivot and read and analyze that

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Speaker 4: while I break this down. So Blake, please focus on

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Speaker 4: accomplished here is remarkable. This is always a question of

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Speaker 4: southern border. He wanted a dilution of national sovereignty. He

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Speaker 4: wanted a great replacement of American citizens. He wanted a

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Speaker 4: NonStop flow of illegals into the country for whatever reason

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Speaker 4: you can guess, you can hypothesize, but we know that

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Speaker 4: he wanted it. We know certainly that is what he wanted.

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Speaker 4: Let's go to some of the tape here. It is

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Speaker 4: so remarkable. This is Bill Mallusion, and Bill Mallusian is

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Speaker 4: going to be out of a job. Bill Mallusion was

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Speaker 4: the caravan correspondent. Bill Mallusion was the border guy. Bill

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Speaker 4: Mallusian is gonna have to come work at the Charlie Kirkshrow.

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Speaker 4: And by the way, we would love to have Bill Mallusian.

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Speaker 4: I don't think Fox would want to see him. Fox

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Speaker 4: is doing a great job, by the way, especially lately

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Speaker 4: on this coverage. But Bill Mallusian's got to find a

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Speaker 4: new line of work. Maybe, But Bill Malusion can be

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Speaker 4: the senior Canadian correspondent. There's a lot to cover there.

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Speaker 4: He goes from the Border correspondent to the Canadian correspondent.

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Speaker 4: Bill mallusion is a top tier American ten out of

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Speaker 4: ten patriot, phenomenal reporter. But he's gonna have to find

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Speaker 4: a new new thing to cover now. Of course he

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Speaker 4: does cover a lot of stories, but he became very

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Speaker 4: famous for covering the border. Of course, I'm being lightheartedly sarcastic.

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Speaker 4: Play cut two forty.

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Speaker 14: Godaways have also completely fallen off a cliff since Trump

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Speaker 14: took office.

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Speaker 2: CBB sources tell us over the.

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Speaker 14: Last twenty one days, there have been an average of

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Speaker 14: just seventy seven gotaways per day nationwide. That's down ninety

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Speaker 14: five point eight percent from the Biden highs of fiscal

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Speaker 14: year twenty twenty three. That's when there were a staggering

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Speaker 14: one eight hundred and thirty gotaways on average every single day.

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Speaker 4: I want you to internalize that over the last twenty

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Speaker 4: one days there's been an average hole on the seventy

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Speaker 4: seven got aways. By the way, it should be zero.

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Speaker 4: We're going to get to zero. It's going to be

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Speaker 4: project zero. That's a ninety five point eight percent decrease

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Speaker 4: from biden His Fox reported that the ICE director has

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Speaker 4: now uncovered tens of thousands of border crossings where Biden

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Speaker 4: cooked the books and recorded them as arrest when in

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Speaker 4: reality they're in your neighborhoods. Play cut two fifty.

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Speaker 5: Home mad Security officials are accusing the Biden administration of

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Speaker 5: misleading the public on border numbers, so by counting migrants

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Speaker 5: that were processed and released as ICE arrests.

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Speaker 7: That doesn't sound right.

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Speaker 16: Those senior leaders with DHS and ICE took time to

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Speaker 16: speak to reporters and they basically accuse the Biden administration

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Speaker 16: of what they're calling, quote, cooking the books and lying

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Speaker 16: basically to the American public about how many illegal migrants

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Speaker 16: they actually arrested. Biden administration reported more than one hundred

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Speaker 16: one thousand arrests in fiscal year twenty twenty four, but

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Speaker 16: the senior leaders say the numbers are deceiving. That is

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Speaker 16: because the majority of these arrests are what's called pass

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Speaker 16: through arrests, meaning they passed through ICE that were just

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Speaker 16: released into American communities pending those immigration hearings.

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Speaker 4: The liberation of your country is being televised. The restoration

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Speaker 4: of your sovereignty is happening in real time. President Trump

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Speaker 4: will be criticized.

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Speaker 2: Every day in the media.

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Speaker 4: But he needs to be heralded and celebrated by every

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Speaker 4: patriot in America because you have a border again. Your

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Speaker 4: sovereignty is coming back to life, and that needs to

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Speaker 4: be repeated on a daily basis. Told your friends, told

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Speaker 4: your family. We were told that this cannot be solved.

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Speaker 4: We were told that this was an impossibility. We were

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Speaker 4: told that this needed to have a by partisan bill.

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Speaker 4: We need to put all these people in a room together.

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Speaker 4: Do you know the bipartisan bill that Jim Lankfort was pushing,

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Speaker 4: James Langfort would have allowed five thousand people a day

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Speaker 4: to come across the southern border. Well nine ninety nine.

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Speaker 4: Senator Lankfort would have put If he would have got

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Speaker 4: his way, and Mitch McConnell would have got his way,

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Speaker 4: they would have put handcuffs on President Trump, who would

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Speaker 4: have inherited this border bill. That is why they did it.

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Speaker 4: They pushed this bill to try to prevent the now

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Speaker 4: border closure that you are living through. It would have

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Speaker 4: codified illegal immigration into law. It would have had permanency

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Speaker 4: for the invasion. And President Trump would have said I

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Speaker 4: never signed this, and he would have said, well, too bad.

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Speaker 4: You have to live under the four nine hundred ninety

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Speaker 4: nine statue, you would have had a rolling average, a

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Speaker 4: rolling new norm of just four nine hundred ninety nine

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Speaker 4: people a day,