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Speaker 1: that fascinating and kind of mathematically hilarious story coming up next.

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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, illegals are getting kicked off of the healthcare

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Speaker 1: on this episode of Turning Point Today.

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Speaker 2: My dame is Joe Bob. Thanks so much for tuning in.

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Speaker 1: Together, we are charting the course of America's cultural comeback.

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Speaker 2: This is Turning Point tonight.

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Speaker 1: Now, usually I go into a little bit of a

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Speaker 1: We're just gonna jump right into our panel. Grace Riley's

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Speaker 1: an analyst for Restoration of America. Siaka MASSACOI is an

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Speaker 1: Guys, thanks for joining us, Thanks so much, Thanks for

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Speaker 1: having me man I. You know this is lighthearted. We

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Speaker 1: The idea that the guys the victim there was a

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Speaker 1: What I'd love your response to. Now, lives are trying

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Speaker 4: I will exactly exactly leave it to California residence to

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Speaker 1: So this is like in the parking lot, Like, if

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Speaker 5: get them, guys. You're really doing God's work there at

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Speaker 1: Or you're echoing a point that I make so often,

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Speaker 5: So I just had a little girl. Trust me, we

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Speaker 1: I thought this was interesting. The Chicago Tribune had a

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Speaker 8: Watch this, and on the current law, undocumented immigrants are

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Speaker 1: White House. Hey, Monica, hope you had a great weekend,

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Speaker 1: And first of all, I'm assuming that a lot of

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Speaker 7: Well, Joe Bob, this is a bombshell report. And I

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Speaker 14: Watch this well for someone, am I going to be

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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden to talk?

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Speaker 2: Is gonna make us look stupid.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's almost like they were doing They were doing

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Speaker 4: fine for a little bit. But as you said, absolutely

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Speaker 4: no one asked for this, And what office was he

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Speaker 4: elected to? Who asked? None of us can remember. And

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Speaker 4: of course his obvious attempt at virtue signaling falls flat

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Speaker 4: because of his contempt for illegal aliens that was underlying here,

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Speaker 4: but not really so underlying. It really was just racist

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Speaker 4: and show. It's like, is this really the take that

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Speaker 4: the left wants to have?

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Speaker 15: Now?

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Speaker 4: Is this really the links that they're going to go

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Speaker 4: to to come back at all this stuff? It's really

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Speaker 4: only going to push Americans away more. And as you said,

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Speaker 4: I'm sure that the Democrats themselves are all asking him

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Speaker 4: to be quiet to.

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Speaker 2: Your point of is this what they really wants?

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Speaker 1: I actually just got a text from Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi

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Speaker 1: that just says no, all caps exclamation.

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Speaker 2: Hard to believe, Siaka.

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Speaker 1: You know, I've had a long standing joke, but in

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Speaker 1: somewhat seriousness, statement that Hunter Biden should run for president

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Speaker 1: as he is a Ukrainian oil executive, he is a

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Speaker 1: Chinese foreign business investor, He's a North African land development manager.

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Speaker 1: He's a world class painter, the guy is very very

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Speaker 1: well rounded. According to the former president himself, you know,

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Speaker 1: maybe should he be the face of the Libs going forward?

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Speaker 5: Well, according to Joe, he's also the smartest man that

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Speaker 5: he know. So, I mean, if you had Joe, why

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Speaker 5: not make this a legacy thing bringing a crackhead Hunter

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Speaker 5: He's gonna work it out for everybody. But you know

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Speaker 5: what he did here, He actually is adding to the

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Speaker 5: long list of Democrats at high levels and some elected

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Speaker 5: official A recent one out of Massachusetts says, who's wipe

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Speaker 5: our ass's? So I know they like the curse because

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Speaker 5: that's what AH really put the emphasis in their statement

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Speaker 5: because their statement isn't strong enough. But these guys are

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Speaker 5: just letting us know, man, don't get rid of our

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Speaker 5: slave labor, and their anger is coming out when you

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Speaker 5: start to remove their slave labor.

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Speaker 2: I would actually say, who would do that? Huh?

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Speaker 5: Maybe a lot of the poor and unemployed that are

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Speaker 5: in this country as Americans today, maybe we can try that.

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Speaker 2: That's a novel idea.

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Speaker 5: There are millions of people unemployed. Maybe I don't know,

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Speaker 5: they could do some farm work or or bring your food,

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Speaker 5: or you know, clean your your hotel sheets. Hunter and

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Speaker 5: that would actually kind of be a bonus for a

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Speaker 5: lot of people because have you seen the laptop jeez.

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Speaker 1: A lot of time was real that has all the

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Speaker 1: earmarks of Russian disinformation into Yeah, of course, guys, this

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Speaker 1: is the hardest transition as any. Last week, we did

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Speaker 1: a full team coverage deep dive into the WNBA. I

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Speaker 1: want to play you that conversation int in its entirety

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Speaker 1: and and gets your take on the all star weekend

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Speaker 1: that happened to the wa First listen to our passionate

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Speaker 1: conversation about the WNBA last week, and then we'll set

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Speaker 1: you up with what they're doing. Now check this out, guys.

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Speaker 1: The WNBA has announced two new expansion teams, the Portland

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Speaker 1: Fire and the Toronto Tempo. Anthony, your thoughts, David the

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Speaker 1: w what in other news? That was our groundbreaking conversation

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Speaker 1: last week about the WNBA, Siaka, you appear to be laughing.

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Speaker 1: This is this is very serious matter. The wnbaka the WNBA.

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Speaker 1: They had their All Star weekend and the part of

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Speaker 1: that they said pay us what you owe us on

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Speaker 1: their T shirts.

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Speaker 2: Everybody was wearing it. What do they owe them?

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Speaker 1: The WNBA is set to lose around twenty or forty

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Speaker 1: million dollars as of last year. It's an annual thing.

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Speaker 1: This is no affront towards women, it's no affront to sports.

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Speaker 1: It's just well, nobody watches, So why on earth would

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Speaker 1: they need to be paid as much?

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Speaker 2: Siaka? If you were doing a.

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Speaker 1: Movie which nobody watched, would you demand multimillions of dollars

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Speaker 1: to have that movie made?

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Speaker 5: Well, of course, because I'm brilliant and you don't know

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Speaker 5: it yet or you should know it, but based on

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Speaker 5: the fact that you should pay us what you owe us.

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Speaker 5: And look, I gotta say, as an as a rabbit

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Speaker 5: sports fan, I had little to any idea that the

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Speaker 5: WNBA had an All Star Game or had it this

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Speaker 5: weekend until everybody like you and buddies like John Roots

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Speaker 5: that are posting about it. I was like, oh, I

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Speaker 5: thought it was just another game.

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Speaker 2: Grace you know. I'm Here's the thing. I actually I

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Speaker 2: have no.

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Speaker 1: Problem with the WNBA, and I feel like Caitlin Clark

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Speaker 1: is a massive deal when it comes to their viewership,

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Speaker 1: like it's exciting to watch it from time to time,

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Speaker 1: and for some reason they have no I they have

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Speaker 1: no understanding that. That's why they have successes because it's

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Speaker 1: now exciting for I've never met a group who hates

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Speaker 1: their own success more than the WNBA.

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Speaker 2: Why is that.

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Speaker 1: As a guy who honestly wouldn't mind seeing them be

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Speaker 1: more successful.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, as a woman, I cannot speak

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Speaker 4: for them. They're very delusional. And of course, yeah, Caitlin Clark,

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Speaker 4: a lot of people go to watch, but not the

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Speaker 4: rest of it. I didn't know about any of these

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Speaker 4: All Star games or weekends either, and really no one did.

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Speaker 4: And the entire point of this is, of course, the

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Speaker 4: NBA makes eleven made eleven billion in this past season,

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Speaker 4: and that's the second consecutive year making over ten billion.

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Speaker 4: So they're literally subsidizing in scholarshiping the WNBA. So if

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Speaker 4: the WNBA wanted to get fair pay, it would really

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Speaker 4: mean them paying the WNBA back for subsidizing and scholarshipping

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Speaker 4: they're playing, because that's exactly what it comes out to.

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Speaker 4: As you mentioned, they lose money every single year, tens

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Speaker 4: of millions of dollars. It's insane that it still honestly

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Speaker 4: is on and around with those losses considered, and on

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Speaker 4: top of this, I mean, they would have better luck

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Speaker 4: if they just identified as men at that point. The

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Speaker 4: problem is, of course, then that would further prove our

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Speaker 4: point that there is a distinct biological difference between men

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Speaker 4: and women because they're different sports, completely different, and the

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Speaker 4: ratings prove that.

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Speaker 1: It reminds me of that Dave Chappelle joke where he says,

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Speaker 1: Lebron James, if he joined the WNB, he will score

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Speaker 1: eight hundred points a night every dack.

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Speaker 5: Last word by a quick question, guys, ken So we

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Speaker 5: know Caitlyn Clark, and she's one of the best, if

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Speaker 5: not the best, player in the league right now, can

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Speaker 5: anybody name a second player who's actually good?

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Speaker 3: No?

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Speaker 5: There you go, all right, thank you.

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Speaker 7: Thanks.

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Speaker 1: Siaka, Mazakoi, Grace Riley, guys, thank you us for joining us.

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Speaker 2: Had a blast today. Thanks for hav be it here.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you coming up next year.

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Speaker 12: So what did you change that helps your body get

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Speaker 12: back to where it needed to be with all those kids?

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Speaker 16: I regulated my nervous system how It was a journey,

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Speaker 16: and I wouldn't recommend the way I did it, but

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Speaker 16: eventually I was guided into this vocation which was a

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Speaker 16: spiritual authority group.

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Speaker 6: So it's a different style of prayer, okay.

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Speaker 16: Praying with authority and Christ and like under and being

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Speaker 16: able to listen and hear. And that was what was

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Speaker 16: being really honest.

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Speaker 6: Obviously I did.

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Speaker 16: Some work to my cortisol, like I did some work

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Speaker 16: to my adrenals. I started doing some adrenal cocktails and

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Speaker 16: adrenal support and cortisol support to regulate. Not drinking coffee

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Speaker 16: on an empty stomach, that kind of stuff, not exercising

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Speaker 16: first thing in the morning, because that's the other thing

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Speaker 16: with the Dosha body type that I learned.

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Speaker 17: Wait is that me?

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Speaker 6: So yeah, Vata should not exercise right when they wake up.

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Speaker 17: When should we be exercising?

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Speaker 16: The key window is nine to one, which I know

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Speaker 16: is not ideal for a lot of people that work.

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Speaker 6: So just listen to your body.

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Speaker 16: But that really that was another life changing thing to

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Speaker 16: me too, is moving my exercise to mid morning.

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Speaker 6: Okay, so regulating my nervous system with all of that.

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Speaker 16: Obviously prayer and then you know, I hired people like

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Speaker 6: Just unlocked the you know what my body was able

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Speaker 12: What is the biggest misconception about healthy eating that you

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Speaker 12: want to debunk for everyone.

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Speaker 16: That it's a one size fits all, because even in

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Speaker 16: my philosophy, there's room for variation. And what I mean

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Speaker 16: by that is you can do what so and so

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Speaker 16: is doing to have their same results. And each body

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Speaker 12: See now, what you're saying here is so important, and

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Speaker 12: you would think that people would understand this. But one

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Speaker 12: I'm confused because this guest said this, and this guest

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Speaker 17: I'm like, no, because everyone.

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Speaker 12: Is different, so different, So that's why what you said

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Speaker 12: is so important. And I try to explain this ad

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Speaker 12: some of this overwhelm and stress listening to the show.

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Speaker 12: Is that because somebody listening needs to hear what Kara

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Speaker 12: is saying. Somebody who's listening needs to hear what this

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Speaker 12: got all these people listening, millions of people, like I

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Speaker 17: So yeah, you take what works for you and leave

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Speaker 17: what doesn't.

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Speaker 12: And somebody is going to be listening to some guests

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Speaker 12: and I have an AHA moment, like, oh my gosh,

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Speaker 12: that's what's wrong with me. I didn't know like you

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Speaker 12: being like, for certain body types, working out first thing

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Speaker 12: in the morning is not a great idea. Well, there

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Speaker 12: you go, but some people it is a good area.

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Speaker 16: Is a body type that can work out night or

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Speaker 16: kafa is, the gentle ones, the golden retrievers.

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Speaker 6: They can work out night and day and it won't

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Speaker 16: But if I even go to a game at night

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Speaker 16: I mean by that is there's an intuitive approach, right.

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Speaker 6: So I can give you a.

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Speaker 16: Full set of meal plans and some of it might

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Speaker 16: not work for you. Some of it might be triggering,

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Speaker 16: And there's emotions that go into food, and I know

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Speaker 16: because that will cause like my kids to think I'm

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Speaker 16: too restrictive. I had a client once, and I see

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Speaker 16: this a lot in the church community, where she did

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Speaker 16: not want to take away her weekend slurpies and ice

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Speaker 16: cream with her kids, so she refused to follow a

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Speaker 16: plan because she didn't want her kids to think that

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Speaker 16: she had eating disorder issues. But the reality is is

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Speaker 16: we have to take personal responsibility because having super processed

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Speaker 16: food or taking away superprocessed food from our whole family

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Speaker 16: does not equal eating disorder.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it equals a lifestyle.

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Speaker 16: So anyways, the bioindividualized approach goes back to what works

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Speaker 16: for you emotionally and clinically. So like for some people,

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Speaker 16: most people, avocado is a super food. It is so

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Speaker 16: rich in fiber, it is so it's the perfect balance

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Speaker 16: of fat. But for people that are having hissamine issues,

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Speaker 16: which sometimes goes back to adrenal issues, avocado might cause

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Speaker 16: some itching.

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Speaker 6: It might cause like a little bit of a disturbance

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Speaker 6: in the gut.

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Speaker 17: So how do you know if you've histamine issues?

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Speaker 16: Rash is generally itchiness are the most common histamine signs.

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Speaker 12: Before you start going in and overhauling your nutrition or

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Speaker 12: your dietary guidelines, is it important to get blood work

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Speaker 12: done in hormones first or start with the food.

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Speaker 6: Start with the food.

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Speaker 16: Okay, ninety days of this food will save you a

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Speaker 16: lot of money and labs really because most people will

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Speaker 16: experience the changes that they're hoping to because otherwise labs

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Speaker 16: are just data.

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Speaker 3: You know what.

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Speaker 17: I like this approach. This is smart. H that's really smart.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 16: I won't even work with somebody who hasn't done ninety

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Speaker 16: days of my food philosophy and my lifestyle philosophy for

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Speaker 16: that matter, because it's not worth their money or their

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Speaker 16: time if they haven't done it, if they haven't balanced

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Speaker 16: their blood sugars, if they're not, you know, eating every

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Speaker 16: four hours macro combined meals, then yes, things are going

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Speaker 16: to be disregulated.

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Speaker 17: When you are somebody who is starting literally from scratch.

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Speaker 12: You've never cooked healthy, You've never maybe never even cooked before.

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Speaker 12: What is the thirty day plan that you're putting people

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Speaker 12: on for them to start seeing the biggest difference in

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Speaker 12: just thirty days.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, there's a ton of combinations that you can do

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Speaker 16: without cooking, and I think some people need to build

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Speaker 16: their com Everyone needs to build their confidence in the

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Speaker 16: kitchen eventually.

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Speaker 17: Well everybody. Yeah, everyone needs to learn how to cook.

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Speaker 16: Yes, it's another vital thing that we need to learn.

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Speaker 16: Balance your blood sugars, build confidence in the kitchen. Smoothies, yogurt, parfase,

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Speaker 16: beef sticks, nuts and fruit like. You can do so

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Speaker 16: many combinations that calorically range out the same as the

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Speaker 16: meal without cooking.

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Speaker 17: What beef stick brands do you trust?

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Speaker 4: So?

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Speaker 16: I do like the chomp aip version, the blue one

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Speaker 16: that most people aren't familiar with. I eat Paleo Valley,

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Speaker 16: Paleo Valley, and there's a primal one, Okay, primal good.

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Speaker 16: There are people who say you need to cut out vegetables,

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Speaker 16: people who say you must go carnivore. Are any of

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Speaker 16: these diets worth experimenting with?

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Speaker 6: So they do all have a place.

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Speaker 16: They don't all have a time in everybody's life, but

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Speaker 16: they do all have a place. So if somebody is

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Speaker 16: suffering from neurological dementia, Alzheimer's, that kind of thing, I

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Speaker 16: think carnivore and keto is a good option.

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Speaker 6: If that's not the case, there's not a huge place

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Speaker 6: for it.

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Speaker 16: And I think that we see men having great success

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Speaker 16: on it. So with men, their hormones reset every twenty

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Speaker 16: four hours. With women, we're on like a twenty eight

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Speaker 16: day cycle. We have to be a little bit more

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Speaker 16: particular with providing our whole body the nutrients that it needs.

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Speaker 16: I'm not a fan of cutting out vegetables, but I

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Speaker 16: am a fan of cooking your vegetables. So for people

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Speaker 16: with hashimotos or autoimmune, that cellular layer.

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Speaker 6: Of greens, for instance, is a.

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Speaker 16: Little bit harder for the body to utilize. If we

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Speaker 16: break it down a little bit boom bioavailable.

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Speaker 12: Is that why I've been told I shouldn't be eating

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Speaker 12: raw carrots, raw vegetables. And that's something special for autoimmune.

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Speaker 16: Yes, that's something special for autoimmune because the body is

742
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Speaker 16: already stressed, the body's already attacking itself. We want to

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Speaker 16: take a lot of the energy out of digestion. So

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Speaker 16: I've heard it say like upwards of eighty percent of

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Speaker 16: our daily energy goes to digestion. Oh, so that we

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Speaker 16: can get energy into the cell. So that's a lot

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Speaker 16: of work on the body. So if we strip away

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Speaker 16: those hard to digest foods, which are a lot of

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Speaker 16: the healthy foods, the high fiber you know, leafy greens,

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Speaker 16: that kind of stuff, if we strip away the energy

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Speaker 16: that it takes to digest and absorb those foods, then

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Speaker 16: our body's gonna have energy to heal.

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Speaker 12: Right now, I'm preaching the gospel of a smoothie every morning,

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Speaker 12: a protein smoothie every morning. So here's what I'm doing.

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Speaker 12: I want you to tell me. We think I've got

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Speaker 12: two scoops of protein powder. They're like twenty grams of

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Speaker 12: protein each, so that's like forty grams of protein. One

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Speaker 12: avocado collagen powder creatine, colosstrum, kamu beat and gogeeberry powder,

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Speaker 12: frozen strawberries, peaches, pineapple and cherries, little lime juice.

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Speaker 17: What's your opinion.

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Speaker 6: I think it's great.

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Speaker 16: I would also say maybe it's doing too much, so

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Speaker 16: some of these things could be countering each other.

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Speaker 6: Okay, explain there is such thing as too much of

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Speaker 6: a good thing.

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Speaker 16: Okay, So I would separate some of those things from

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Speaker 16: each other, okay, and not saying you shouldn't have them

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Speaker 16: all because they're all.

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Speaker 6: Great, but I would simplify it just a little bit.

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Speaker 17: Smoothie is saved my life.

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Speaker 6: It's like, definitely keep the smoothie. I love a morning smoothie.

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Speaker 17: Okay, especially for what do you not like?

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Speaker 6: I don't not like any of it.

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Speaker 16: I just think maybe you could take out the colossroom

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Speaker 16: and collagen and have that in a different meal.

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Speaker 6: Okay.

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Speaker 17: Why why? Why separated?

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Speaker 16: Because they can be competing together colossalum and for your

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Speaker 16: body to use them collagen at the same time, we

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Speaker 16: want to break up the nutrients sometimes when they are

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Speaker 16: like added supplements.

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Speaker 12: Okay, but now this is I'm glad that you brought

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Speaker 12: this up, because it's been this has been a question

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Speaker 12: I keep getting is I don't should I do colostrum

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Speaker 12: or should I do collagen powder? And I'm like both

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Speaker 12: because I'm pretty sure they're both different. I mean there's

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Speaker 12: some similarities, but different.

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Speaker 6: So can you be pretty different?

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Speaker 17: Can you speak to this?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, collagen is going to be boosting uh, skin, hair, nail,

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Speaker 16: all the things, the vanity things that we want it

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Speaker 16: to be doing. It it can help with the immune system,

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Speaker 16: but colossum really helps with the immune system.

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Speaker 6: It helps with human growth hormone.

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Speaker 16: It's a great thing if you don't have any issues

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Speaker 16: with DARI to add for kids that you want to

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Speaker 16: max out their growth potential or improve their immune system.

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Speaker 6: So they are pretty different.

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Speaker 12: Classroom does a little for hair, skin, and nails as well,

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Speaker 12: but collagen does the most.

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Speaker 6: Partially because your immune system.

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Speaker 16: So when your immune system is rock solid and not vulnerable,

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Speaker 16: then your hair and your skin and your nails are

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Speaker 16: going to reflect that because your hair in your nails

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Speaker 16: are not vital.

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Speaker 1: the remainder of this segment.

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Speaker 2: Watch this.

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Speaker 18: The worst part mount non monogamy is when your partner,

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Speaker 18: you're nesting partner, that's the partner you live with, it

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Speaker 18: goes on a date with somebody whose name is your

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Speaker 18: dead name, and then you have to hear your dead

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Speaker 18: name in your house. It's my favorite.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So I'm sensing a little bit of sarcasm there.

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Speaker 1: I don't think it is actually their favorite that their

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Speaker 1: non monogamy house mate partner is dating somebody with their dad.

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Speaker 1: I actually a feeling that they don't like that whatsoever.

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Speaker 1: So and again I don't want to sound too sarcastic here,

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Speaker 1: but what you're telling me is that the person that

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Speaker 1: you're in a relationship with, which is your what I

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Speaker 1: was it housing mate or partner something like that, a

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Speaker 1: nesting partner. Because the nest partner who you're in a

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Speaker 1: relationship is also in a relationship with someone else who

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Speaker 1: used to be your name that you're not anymore. That's

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Speaker 1: causing you problems.

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Speaker 2: A shocking Uh Again, I know I genuinely.

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Speaker 1: Feel some sort of empathy with this, for this person's

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Speaker 1: sympathy for this person because while while it's very easy

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Speaker 1: to make fun of uh there, they are so far

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Speaker 1: down the rabbit hole that it is probably very very

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Speaker 1: difficult being them, and that is sad. I would recommend

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Speaker 1: a go seek counseling. If not God, in addition to God,

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Speaker 1: try try that that probably is your best avenue out.

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Speaker 1: But holy cow, uh, that is that is a that

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Speaker 1: is a tricky one.

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Speaker 2: Again.

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Speaker 1: You're you're nesting partner is now dating someone else who

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Speaker 1: you you're You're obviously jealous of that element because that's

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Speaker 1: the way humans work. And that person has the same

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Speaker 1: name as your old name, which you don't go by

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Speaker 1: anymore because it is now you're dead name, and that

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Speaker 1: is upsetting to you. Shocking that life has turned out

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Speaker 1: the way that it has. And again it's unfortunate. But

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Speaker 1: that's going to do it for us here at turning

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Speaker 1: Points and night Charlie is going to take us out.

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Speaker 1: We'll see you tomorrow the same time, same place.

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Speaker 2: God bless America.

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Speaker 15: I see a lot of people wearing forty seven hats.

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Speaker 15: I vote our President Trump multiple times. I love our president.

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Speaker 15: You guys love our president? Right, you love President Trump? Okay,

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Speaker 15: this is this is turning points, freaking USA. Charlie, God

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Speaker 15: bless her. You have built the largest MAGA grassroots army

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Speaker 15: in the country series my front.

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Speaker 3: You deserve this.

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Speaker 15: You all are car carry members of it. We hear

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Speaker 15: a part of that. The good news is that while

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Speaker 15: no one should be afraid debate, and this debate is

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Speaker 15: a nice thing here, the MAGA movement is actually quite unified.

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Speaker 15: Believe it or not, all the talk to the contrary

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Speaker 15: when it comes to these issues, an overwhelming majority of

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Speaker 15: self identified to MAG Republicans supports close users relations, according

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Speaker 15: to US CBS News poll. Moreover, after the recent Operation

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Speaker 15: Midnight Hammer B two bombers in Iran, ninety four percent

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Speaker 15: ninety four percent of self identified mag Republicans supported President

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Speaker 15: Trump's dropping those B two bombs on four Donatans and

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Speaker 15: the other Ironni facilities there. This is a wildly, wildly

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Speaker 15: popular policy there. What did Dave Smith say about this?

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Speaker 15: He reupted his now years long crusade to call for

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump's impeachment. Y'all probably don't know that about Dave Smith,

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Speaker 15: due he's now called for Dave Smith for Donald Trump

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Speaker 15: to be impeached multiple times. But Dave, you know, look,

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Speaker 15: I mean, I don't like when people misquote me either.

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Speaker 15: You probab don't like when people misquote you. So I

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Speaker 15: actually have a little bit of a highlight reel here

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Speaker 15: of Dave Smith's tweets over the years. Dave Smith, March nineteenth,

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty four. Donald Trump is responsible for around five

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Speaker 15: hundred thousand debts in Yemen in between the weapons to

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Speaker 15: Ukraine and the Abraham Accords Jerusale embassy. He is at

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Speaker 15: least partially responsible for the two worst humanitarian crises in

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Speaker 15: the world. He's a war criminal who should spend his

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Speaker 15: life in prison. He is calling Donald Trump a war

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Speaker 15: criminal who to spend his life in prison. You should

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Speaker 15: be living at that. I am living that as a

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Speaker 15: Trump supporter Donald Trump. Dave Smith, June sixteen, twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 15: Trump allegedly had full prior knowledge of Israel's attacks and

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Speaker 15: gave it his blessing while pretending to be negotiating with

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Speaker 15: the Iranians as a cover.

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Speaker 3: If this is.

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Speaker 15: True, Trump is the most impotent of a leader, imaginable.

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Speaker 15: He's calling our president the greatest president in my lifetime

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Speaker 15: and impotent. Are you kidding me? June twenty first, twenty

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Speaker 15: twenty Five's Donald trumpelle an illegal war of aggression against

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Speaker 15: Ran The risk of an absolute catastrophe is very high

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Speaker 15: and the benefits are non existent. Dave Smith, June twenty first,

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Speaker 15: dead wrong. This notion that World War three would start.

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Speaker 15: Not a single American casualty. We should be celebrating that.

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Speaker 15: Donald Trump fulfilled multiple He fulfilled multiple campaign promises. The

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Speaker 15: Escalator's speech in twenty fifteen at Trump Tower, he literally said,

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Speaker 15: I'm not gonna let Aron get nuclear and guess what

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Speaker 15: I Also, he said, I oppose a new conservative foreign policy.

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Speaker 15: He did both of those things with Iran. He deprived

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Speaker 15: the Irani regime of nuclear weapons while not losing a

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Speaker 15: single American sailor soldier marine while depriving them of nuclear weapons,

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Speaker 15: and finally, trial I lent on this Dave Smith, July eighth,

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Speaker 15: twenty twenty five. In the last month, Donald Trump has

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Speaker 15: launched a war of aggression on behalf of a foreign government.

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Speaker 15: Exploded the debt announced that he's continuing the Biden policy

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Speaker 15: of army Ukraine and cover up a giant child rape operation.

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Speaker 3: So, according to my interlock.

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Speaker 15: Year, Donald Trump is not just engaging in wars on

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Speaker 15: behalf of foreign government, tee is also covering up the

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Speaker 15: world's giants Pedophila child sex trafficking ring allegedly at presume,

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Speaker 15: on behalf of foreign government as well. So I'm disgusted,

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Speaker 15: frankly that this man is on stage. Well I ended

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Speaker 15: up then, Okay, well.

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Speaker 3: Got it. So you can see peace is hard.

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Speaker 10: I'm trying to keep the peace now, Dave, I want

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Speaker 10: to give you an opportunity about four minutes to respond

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Speaker 10: to that. But also I do want to now that

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Speaker 10: we had the opening Salvos and the Tomahawk missiles launched,

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Speaker 10: let's let's respond as you see fit no, and then

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Speaker 10: bring us to the twelve day war.

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Speaker 2: Is that role?

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Speaker 3: Let's stay focused on that.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, we can.

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Speaker 3: Well, the thing, Charlie is to send yourself Sean. Well,

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Speaker 3: the thing is, Charlie.

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Speaker 13: As you may have noticed, and some of you may

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Speaker 13: have seen some of my other debates, every single time

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Speaker 13: I come up here to debate issues, and they come

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Speaker 13: up here to debate me and my character. It's all

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Speaker 13: they have every single time because they can't, because they

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Speaker 13: can't actually take on any of the arguments. And so

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Speaker 13: the most pathetic, low hanging fruit of you guys like Trump.

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Speaker 13: This guy said bad things about Trump. Listen, guys, I'm

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Speaker 13: a free American. I supported Donald Trump in this last election. Yes,

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Speaker 13: he did just actively cover up a giant child rapist ring,

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Speaker 13: and I'm going to criticize him for that, Okay, And

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Speaker 13: I'm sorry after all these years of US right wingers

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Speaker 13: saying protect the children, Come on, that's bad for your soul.

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Speaker 13: If you don't you speak up about that. It's horrible

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Speaker 13: what he's doing. And you know, as far as the

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Speaker 13: actual substance of what Josh said here, which there really

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Speaker 13: wasn't much, but I already pointed this out the last

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Speaker 13: time we his topic about how Sharon was against to

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Speaker 13: the war in Iraq is total nonsense.

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Speaker 3: Sharon's envoy initially.

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Speaker 13: Opposed it when he found out that Bush was going

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Speaker 13: to invade Iraq, not because he didn't want Saddam Hussein

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Speaker 13: to be overthrown, but because he wanted regime change in

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Speaker 13: Iran first.

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Speaker 3: And then when the George W.

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Speaker 13: Bush administration assured him that Iran would come next. They

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Speaker 13: got on board with it, and they started pumping out

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Speaker 13: all types of propaganda about how Saddam Hussein's nuclear secret

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Speaker 13: sites that didn't exist.

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Speaker 3: And Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Speaker 13: The longest serving prime minister in Israeli history that year

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Speaker 13: in two thousand and two, came to Congress and testified

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Speaker 13: under a congressional testimony that anyone can go watch and

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Speaker 13: advocated not that the US let Israel do it, but

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Speaker 13: that the US overthrow Saddam Hussein. I believe his words were,

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Speaker 13: I guarantee that peace will spread through the region. And

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Speaker 13: he also advocated that we overthrow Momar Kadafi and the

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Speaker 13: Mullas in Iran. That's just You're just wrong about it.

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Speaker 13: That's not true. And yes, have I been critical of

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Speaker 13: Donald Trump when I think he gets things wrong. Yeah,

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Speaker 13: I mean I think that's what we should do. This

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Speaker 13: is America. You criticize the government when they get things wrong.

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Speaker 10: And so ill war criminal josh One, Josh, I gotta

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Speaker 10: keep the peace here, Dave about a minute ish, Okay, No,

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Speaker 10: I'm taking it right.

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Speaker 3: I'm just look as far as far as a twelve

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Speaker 3: Day War thing. Yeah, sure, as far as the twelve

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Speaker 3: Day War goes.

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Speaker 13: I mean, look, I'll be honest, Donald Trump, it might

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Speaker 13: be the greatest thing he's ever done in his life

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Speaker 13: that at the end of the Twelve Day War, he,

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Speaker 13: after the Iranian response was as weak as it was

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Speaker 13: and they gave us advanced warning so there were no

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Speaker 13: American casualties, he started pushing for a ceasefire, and and

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Speaker 13: that was great that.

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Speaker 3: He did that.

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Speaker 13: But the point is that the war never needed to

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Speaker 13: be launched to begin with. Iran did not have nuclear weapons. Iran,

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Speaker 13: according to all of the according to all of the intelligence,

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Speaker 13: including our direction of national intelligence, until a day after

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Speaker 13: Israel bombed them and she changed her mind. Go read

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Speaker 13: the annual threat assessment from earlier this year. Iran had

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Speaker 13: not made the political decision to acquire a nuclear weapon,

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Speaker 13: and they were in negotiations with Donald Trump at the

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Speaker 13: time to bring their enrichment down.

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Speaker 3: God, there was just no need other than.

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Speaker 13: The fact that Benjamin netanyav who wants that regime over.

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Speaker 10: There, Josh feel fee to respond, thank Yeah.

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