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Speaker 1: mad about it, as should you be. Cracker Barrel, the restaurant,

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, they had to get rid of

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Speaker 3: I love that Brice said.

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Speaker 1: Right. Yeah, I wish I hope that the people just

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean we're sick here in the United States

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Speaker 2: not something that we worry about. There was no fraud.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's again, it's it's ridiculous. You know, as I

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Speaker 4: Well, Tish James, I like the irony of this because

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Speaker 4: And now what she's suffering, she's suffering under her own

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Speaker 4: They have no policies and no nothing to gain by

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the whole thing is ridiculous. It's it's almost like

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Speaker 1: at the White House, Monica, President Trump, it might be

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Speaker 1: getting a new job here. Well, we'll see. Announced today

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Speaker 10: Oh, we've heard of Alligator Alcatraz, We've heard of the

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Speaker 1: Zachariah Katie. You know, so Obama has made headlines over

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Speaker 1: And the redistricting thing, My thought is Obama's trying to

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Speaker 3: And we look at we look.

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Speaker 2: significant bounce for her and the truth is thanks to

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Speaker 2: Turning Point and Charlie Kirk and all the work that's

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Speaker 2: been done in the youth, we're coming up against the

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Speaker 2: situation where it's going to be the perimental puzzle wine

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Speaker 2: moms and the and the conservative young bros fighting it out.

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Speaker 2: And I'm going to put all my money on those dudes,

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Speaker 2: because it is changing and the this next election is

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Speaker 2: going to be huge, and Gavin Newsom is is a fool,

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Speaker 2: and I think he's going to be exposed for that

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Speaker 2: pretty quickly.

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Speaker 1: I you know, I'm probably in the minority here, but

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Speaker 1: I really really hope Gavin Newsom gets the nomination because

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Speaker 1: I think I do these forty eight states. Also, Uh,

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Speaker 1: what's this. That's the same guy who cheated on his

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Speaker 1: wife with his best friend's wife while she was working

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Speaker 1: for him at the mayor's office. I think that's correct,

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Speaker 1: and now to use every opportunity I can to get

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Speaker 1: that on the air. Let's see what else is going on.

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Speaker 1: This is that I thought was really really interesting and

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Speaker 1: kind of expresses the unseeriousness of our country.

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Speaker 11: Katie.

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Speaker 1: There was a letter sent to Harvard by a bunch

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Speaker 1: of congress people, including elist Stephonic saying, Hey, you guys

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Speaker 1: know that you're educating at Harvard, one of the most

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Speaker 1: elite institutions in the country. You're educating a bunch of

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Speaker 1: leadership from the Communist Party in China, which is our

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Speaker 1: biggest adversary. What the heck are you guys doing there?

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Speaker 1: First of all, how did we even let this happen

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Speaker 1: to begin with the fact that the CCP leadership is

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Speaker 1: coming to our biggest school to get educated.

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Speaker 4: Look, China knew what they were doing sending those students

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Speaker 4: to the United States, and the institutions, not just of

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Speaker 4: higher ed but all institutions, including media, have readily embraced

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Speaker 4: the CCP's infiltration and influence. Okay, so they're setting these

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Speaker 4: students over under the guys that they'll pay full tuition,

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Speaker 4: and the people of these institutions never thought. They're probably

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Speaker 4: absorbing information as spies most of the time and taking

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Speaker 4: it back. And conversely, they're also bringing their CCP highly

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Speaker 4: communist values here and trying to quietly start institutes to

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Speaker 4: educate people. Well, what do you think they're going to

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Speaker 4: start educating people on? And so Harvard, it looks like

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Speaker 4: they have twelve hundred Chinese students right now under their

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Speaker 4: visa program. And so the suspension of this visa program,

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Speaker 4: or at least walking it back to there needs to

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Speaker 4: be a reasonable amount of people that you're letting in

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Speaker 4: and they need to be deeply screamed so they are

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Speaker 4: not actual spies for the CCP. So this is not

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Speaker 4: just at Harvard. We saw this at Pepperdine, where I

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Speaker 4: went my alma mater. There's this massive infusion of Chinese

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Speaker 4: students because they pay full tuition. But we cannot be

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Speaker 4: so easily bought as a country, as an institution in

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Speaker 4: all of these places, because we have to understand there

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Speaker 4: is an underside to this.

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Speaker 3: This is a quid pro quote.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you're paying full and full tuition, but at what

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Speaker 4: costs for our country and what costs for Harvard.

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Speaker 1: So let me get this straight, Kady, you're saying that

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Speaker 1: we should not train our adversaries spies in our country.

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Speaker 1: That seems crazy to me. Bryce. You know, I'm to

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Speaker 1: kind of deviate a little bit. Harvard's admissions is like

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Speaker 1: thirty percent foreign born students, and yet they get hundreds

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Speaker 1: of millions of dollars of federal tax money. Do you

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Speaker 1: think there should be some quind of standard of like, hey,

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Speaker 1: you got to admit American students into your universities if

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Speaker 1: you want this much money from the taxpayer.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Listen, we've traded our We've traded wealth and prosperity for

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Speaker 2: our sovereignty, and we've been doing that forever. And American

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Speaker 2: needs to be back to being for Americans. And we

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Speaker 2: need to be about our sovereignty, which means we need

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Speaker 2: to protect American students. So we need to train American students. Unfortunately,

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Speaker 2: I mean, Harvard's been training communists for forty years, so

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Speaker 2: you know, for them to make this leap to just

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Speaker 2: do foreign communists, I mean, it's not that big of

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Speaker 2: a jump. I want to see us, though, in all institutions,

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Speaker 2: really double down and return to protecting our interests and

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Speaker 2: not just allowing it be a free for all for

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Speaker 2: foreign nations to infiltrate and destroy us from within.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Again, like I said, this seems to be crazy,

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Speaker 1: but maybe we shouldn't train our biggest adversaries to be

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Speaker 1: spies in our country. It sounds like let's let them.

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Speaker 2: Buy farmland either, I mean, what are we doing?

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Speaker 12: Well?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and not to make this go longer because I

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Speaker 1: know we're running out of time but here, but they

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Speaker 1: must be throwing their heads back in China and laughing, like, Hey,

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Speaker 1: they just let me buy another one hundred acres of

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Speaker 1: farm land right next to a military base. And they're like, well,

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Speaker 1: what what kind of what did you use a secret name? No,

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Speaker 1: I just used my own name, and they know I'm

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Speaker 1: from the Communist Party in China. It's unbelievable that we're

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Speaker 1: letting this happen. But I wish we could talk forever

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Speaker 1: about this. But Katie Bryce, thanks so much for joining.

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Speaker 1: Really appreciate you taking the time.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you for having us.

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Speaker 1: Thank you coming out next year on Turning Points. And

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Speaker 13: Okay, So, how did you even come across as doctor

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Speaker 13: William Guy? I mean, were you executive producing and he

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Speaker 13: was trying to be a guest on The Doctors and

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Speaker 13: so you were introduced to him or what.

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Speaker 14: So I'm not an executive producer. I'm just a producer.

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Speaker 14: So I'm one of seven producers on the Doctor television

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Speaker 14: show at the time that this all happened. I produced

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Speaker 14: one episode every week, and my you know colleagues are

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Speaker 14: producing the other six and then you make a whole season. Right,

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Speaker 14: it's a pre tape show, so you make a season

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Speaker 14: for the Doctors. So I would end up making what

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Speaker 14: would be some like twenty episodes a year, and I

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Speaker 14: was considered to be one of the more I think,

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Speaker 14: the most controversial producer on the show, mostly because I

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Speaker 14: think I was a little bit older than most of

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Speaker 14: the producers when I got onto this show, and so

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Speaker 14: I always did shows that just I was curious about.

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Speaker 14: And I also was always challenging the medical establishment, you know,

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Speaker 14: and so I did things with the doctors that I

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Speaker 14: don't think was designed to do. When Monsanto when the

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Speaker 14: World Health Organization said that Monsanto's product life Estate would

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Speaker 14: is round up, which is sprayed on eighty percent of

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Speaker 14: our crops. This is back in twenty fifteen, I think

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Speaker 14: mid twenty fifteen. The who said glypasate is probably carcinogenic

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Speaker 14: to human beings after a two two week long symposium

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Speaker 14: where scientists and Monsanto all came together to study this

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Speaker 14: one chemical. I called the Monsanto and said, hey, you

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Speaker 14: want to come and defend the product. By the way,

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Speaker 14: probably carcinogeneity human beings is the second highest cancer rating

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Speaker 14: they have. Second only two does cause cancer, Cigarettes does

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Speaker 14: cause cancer. Glypisate probably causes cancer to human beings. And

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Speaker 14: so I said, would you like to send someone to

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Speaker 14: the show, and they're like, yeah, we'll send our head

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Speaker 14: of toxicology, Donna Farmer. I had never seen Monsanto on

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Speaker 14: a television show, but because the Doctor's television show was

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Speaker 14: was a safe place to be. This is where I

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Speaker 14: come on in we'd love to we'd love to hear about,

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Speaker 14: you know, glypasate. And then I brought in Jeffrey Smith,

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Speaker 14: and Glypa sate and GMO crops and all those things.

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Speaker 14: And I had a debate on the show, and the

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Speaker 14: whole time executive producers were like, I don't even know

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Speaker 14: what is this story about Dallas. They go, trust me,

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Speaker 14: it's big. This is a really big deal. They're like, okay, whatever,

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Speaker 14: And it ended up being like a Jerry Springer show,

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Speaker 14: eyeing angry with Monsanto's you know, yelling at Dona Farmer

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Speaker 14: and Jeffrey Smith's making all these great points. I say

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Speaker 14: that to say that, you know, the lawyer for the doctors,

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Speaker 14: we come up to me and say, you know, you

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Speaker 14: cost us more money than every other producer because your

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Speaker 14: shows are always being challenged by your guests or the

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Speaker 14: companies you're going after. I tend to believe that wherever

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Speaker 14: I got a call one day from someone I'd done

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Speaker 14: We were working on a super interesting story. It's way

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Speaker 14: in setting up for he said to me, I shouldn't

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Speaker 14: I love this story. It's really important. Kids are being

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Speaker 14: taken away from their parents for no reason. He's like, yeah,

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Speaker 14: And I said, what do you mean a quack? And

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Speaker 14: he said, well, I'm one of these doctors that believes

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Speaker 14: my credibility on other things, and I don't want it

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Speaker 14: to hurt this story what you're doing. And I said, oh,

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Speaker 14: don't worry about that. That's my problem. I want you

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Speaker 14: to be my lead doctor on this story. And then

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Speaker 14: Travis Stork, our lead doctor, and it's kind of ugly

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Speaker 14: I said, but you know, between you and I, I'm

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Speaker 14: into controversial stories. But something big would have to happen.

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Speaker 14: If some big thing happens around this vaccine autism conversation,

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Speaker 14: I was like, well, that's huge. If that's true, that

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Speaker 14: would be maybe the biggest medical story in my lifetime.

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Speaker 14: And so I went to my executive producers and I said, hey,

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Speaker 14: it's true, which as it appears as a cover up

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Speaker 14: the CDC that they know that the MMR vaccine causes

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Speaker 14: autism and they committed fraud. And my executive producers burst

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Speaker 14: out laughing. Actually, they said, are you crazy?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we can't touch that crazy.

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Speaker 14: We're not going to stay the CDC's committing fraud, right,

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Speaker 14: We're not gonna We're not gonna piss off our pharmaceutical sponsors.

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Speaker 14: And so that began the beginning of my journey into

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Speaker 14: a different life because I couldn't let the story go.

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Speaker 14: And sure enough, two weeks later, these these recorded interviews

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Speaker 14: with this whistleblower started coming out online and he was

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Speaker 14: saying things like, every time I see a child with autism,

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Speaker 14: I feel guilty. I can't believe we did what we did.

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Speaker 14: We hit statistically significant information and I needed to tell

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Speaker 14: that story.

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Speaker 13: I until meeting you and getting to know you, I

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Speaker 13: had never heard that. Is that because mainstream media, who's

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Speaker 13: basically bought and paid for by pharma, buried the story completely.

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Speaker 14: Well, definitely buried the story. In fact, that's what grab

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Speaker 14: my attention. I said to my pa on the doctor's

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Speaker 14: keep an eye on this story. Guy's name is doctor

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Speaker 14: William Thompsons. Even that comes up, and sure enough, two

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Speaker 14: weeks later, those statements popped up, and no one in

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Speaker 14: news covered it, like no one anywhere. I knew why

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Speaker 14: we weren't covering it. We're a medical talk shit, we're

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Speaker 14: funded by pharma, but certainly this is going to sell

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Speaker 14: headlines for New York Times. I mean, this is a

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Speaker 14: huge story, but no one's touching it. And then I

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Speaker 14: saw someone put it up on I Report with something

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Speaker 14: that CNN used to have where it's like you can

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Speaker 14: tell a story of just having a little news story

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Speaker 14: and it's just people telling their own news stories. Someone

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Speaker 14: put up the William Thompson recordings and they took it

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Speaker 14: down within like ten minutes.

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Speaker 13: Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 14: And that's when I thought, oh, there's something really big here.

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Speaker 14: This is really big. This isn't just my show not

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Speaker 14: wanting to do it. All of television's avoiding it, all

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Speaker 14: of news is avoiding this story. And that's when I

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Speaker 14: that was just the very tip of the iceberg of

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Speaker 14: recognizing how big and powerful the pharmaceutical industry is. And

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Speaker 14: just to give people a sense of what I mean

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Speaker 14: by that, pharmaceutical lobby is the most powerful lobby in Washington, DC.

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Speaker 14: It outspends oil and gas two to one, two times

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Speaker 14: the amount of money is spent on oil and gas lobby. Remember,

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Speaker 14: we may be fighting this war in Israel over is

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Speaker 14: you know, oil and gas right now. It's always a

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Speaker 14: part of everything we do in the Middle East, our

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Speaker 14: wars to fight for this lobby oil and gas. What

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Speaker 14: is it Pharma is buying When they're spending twice that

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Speaker 14: amount of money on government officials, on regulatory agencies. That's

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Speaker 14: number one, number two, between fifty and seventy percent of

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Speaker 14: all advertising. Well, let's make this clear. The number one

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Speaker 14: lobby controlling Washington Pharma. The number one advertiser in television Pharma.

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Speaker 14: And so people go, oh, it's just a commercial. It's

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Speaker 14: not just a commercial. That is literally the boss of

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Speaker 14: your news anchor, that is, who owns the sitcom you're

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Speaker 14: watching or the you know, drama that you're watching, if

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Speaker 14: it's being paid by Pharma in the you say something

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Speaker 14: even in your sitcom that it may be like a

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Speaker 14: joke about how vaccines might be dangerous, you will get

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Speaker 14: a call and you will find out that whoever is

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Speaker 14: responsible for that, if they ever do that again, they're

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Speaker 14: never going to work on this network. Again because we

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Speaker 14: own your network, and they say, because we will pull out,

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Speaker 14: we will pull our pharma advertising, and then you will

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Speaker 14: be screwed. So that power over all of news. So

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Speaker 14: people say, if vaccines were so bad, certainly had heard

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Speaker 14: about it on my news channel. No, you won't because

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Speaker 14: your news channel is owned by the pharmaceutical industry, and

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Speaker 14: people that don't understand television just very quickly when you

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Speaker 14: would have the Nielsen ratings and things like that. I

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Speaker 14: think it's important when you are working in television, no

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Speaker 14: matter what show, whether you're doing a doctor's television show

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Speaker 14: or a sitcom, you know for a fact that all

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Speaker 14: you really are is a billboard. The television is thought

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Speaker 14: of it as a billboard, and your entertainment is just

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Speaker 14: to keep eyes on that billboard long enough so that

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Speaker 14: those products between your entertainment moments get sold, get eyeballs

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Speaker 14: on them, which is why you're rating show. How long

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Speaker 14: you're still holding eyeballs throughout the show. That's the value

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Speaker 14: of what you can sell your commercials for. That's how

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Speaker 14: much money you get, and that's how much money you

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Speaker 14: can spend on your show. So the entire thing people

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Speaker 14: think this TV is designed to entertain me. You know,

727
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Speaker 14: this TV is designed to advertise to you, and everything

728
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Speaker 14: else in between is just there to hold your attention

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Speaker 14: so you buy things, and so when you make you know,

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Speaker 14: seventy percent of that is the pharmaceutical industry. They own

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Speaker 14: That box on your wall. That box on your wall

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Speaker 14: is a propaganda tool for pharma and advertising billboard you

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Speaker 14: and pharma is trying to tell you you cannot live

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Speaker 7: Got to admire what you've been able to do, not

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Speaker 1: Nancy said, jobob is outstanding, fast moving page with a

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Speaker 1: bit of humor. She's a retired teacher. Thank you for

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Speaker 1: being a retired teacher. I will say, though, Nancy, recording

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Speaker 1: this email, I wish you wish you didn't retire. I

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Speaker 1: know you probably want to enjoy life and all that

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Speaker 1: sort of stuff, but I think the school system probably

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Speaker 1: needs teachers like you in there, and unfortunately you're not there,

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Speaker 1: of wal crazy people. We also got this email of

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Speaker 1: yesterday talking about the border wall being painted black. Paul says,

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Speaker 1: why they're they're using rollers, It's not the most effective

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Speaker 1: it doesn't make any sense. I agree with you. I

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Speaker 1: they're gonna go through with border agents and paint every

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Speaker 1: single thing with rollers, at least I would hope. But

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Speaker 1: he also mentioned in his email, Yeah, it's the government.

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Speaker 1: They're probably gonna do things as ineffectively and inefficiently as possible.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, you know, maybe maybe they're gonna take their

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Speaker 1: I remember, you can email anytime you want tptatposa dot com.

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Speaker 1: Which try read more of those as we continue on

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Speaker 1: in our trek here, let's see this video thought was

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Speaker 1: really interesting, mostly because of CNN's spin on it. There's

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Speaker 1: a video that's been floating around the internet. You're gonna

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Speaker 1: see the video. It's gonna be played in CNN's little

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Speaker 1: piece here. The thing that I thought was really funny

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Speaker 1: about this is that Wolf Blitzer, a man who just

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Speaker 1: one thing to remember about Wolf Blitzer. He got He

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Speaker 1: ended with zero dollars on Celebrity Jeopardy, which you know

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Speaker 1: you gotta be of a certain IQ level to end

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Speaker 1: with zero dollars on Celebrity Jeopardy. Celebrity Jeopardy asks questions

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Speaker 1: is in your dining room? And he would say, uh,

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Speaker 1: mole rat, No, the answer is actually table. So I'm sorry, Wolf,

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Speaker 1: zero dollars Celebt Jeopardy. Anyways, I keep I'm blaboring on.

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Speaker 1: There's no real reason for this. Watch this videos as

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Speaker 1: Wolf Blitzer issuing a warning for this video that we

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Speaker 1: all saw then all thought it was hilarious.

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Speaker 2: Check this out Joe's Federal officers detaining a man on

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Speaker 2: the National Mall.

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Speaker 1: We want to warn our viewers some might find this

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Speaker 1: video disturbing. Watch this, actually, Wolf, I found this to

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Speaker 1: be hilarious. You know, that's actually it. We don't need

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Speaker 1: to play the rest of it. He goes on to

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Speaker 1: say something along the lines of it could have been

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Speaker 1: a mistake. You know, the DHS said this guy is

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Speaker 1: said I'm here to work, not get arrested, which cool.

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Speaker 1: If that worked, there would be no criminal anywhere. They

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Speaker 1: would just all be like, I'm not here to get arrested. Okay,

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Speaker 1: but let's see. That's gonna do it for us here

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Speaker 1: at turning point. And I really appreciate you sticking around.

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Speaker 1: Charlie is gonna take us out? I labored, I talked

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Speaker 1: too long, and I gotta stop. Now. See tomorrow, same time,

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Speaker 1: same place.

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Speaker 11: God bless America.

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Speaker 5: So I'll give you one more example. There was a

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Speaker 5: He lost a huge amount of weight and he went

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Speaker 5: home for the holidays, because on the show there were

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Speaker 5: holidays and the contestants would go home and we would

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Speaker 5: frame it like we're just gonna see how you guys

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Speaker 5: did on the show. And he came back and he

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Speaker 5: gained seven pounds. So of course he's giving me all

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Speaker 5: the excuses of.

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Speaker 12: Its hard whit you're tracing pie.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I was traveling.

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Speaker 12: Oh it was so hard to find out.

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Speaker 5: They didn't have time to move my body and sat

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Speaker 5: down for hours and kind of worked it through what happened,

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Speaker 5: and the long and the short of it is that

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Speaker 5: pounds thinner, his mother broken down tears, and they weren't

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Speaker 5: tears of joy because she's also morbidly obese.

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Speaker 12: This is so important, you already got it right.

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Speaker 5: So he broke the contract and for her, this is

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Speaker 5: how they bonded, This is how they were close. When

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Speaker 5: she saw him so much healthier and so much thinner,

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Speaker 5: she felt abandoned and she became sad and depressed and withdrew.

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Speaker 5: So what does the food afford him a connection to

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Speaker 5: his mother? Is he conscious of that?

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Speaker 1: No?

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Speaker 5: But that is what I mean when I tell you

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Speaker 5: people are not They're not dumb, they're not lazy, they're

866
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Speaker 5: not weak.

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Speaker 1: The big food is.

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Speaker 5: Working to exploit their vulnerabilities. But it is because he

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Speaker 5: hasn't worked through this issue that he would return to

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Speaker 5: so much.

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Speaker 8: What you're saying is that you actually want to if

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Speaker 8: you want to be healthy. And so I was recently

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Speaker 8: in the South for a thing, and the South is awesome.

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Speaker 8: I like a lot of it, but it's very obese

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Speaker 8: parts of the South. It is a lot of reasons,

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Speaker 8: and honestly, one of the reasons is that it's culturally accepted.

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Speaker 12: And I was in a town.

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Speaker 8: Where people were very very overweight, and I mean they

879
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Speaker 8: ate a lot.

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Speaker 12: It was fine.

881
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Speaker 8: I don't eat any of it, Like I fasted that day.

882
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Speaker 8: By the way, my act, my real my like designed

883
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Speaker 8: weight is like two thirty five. If I ate regular,

884
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Speaker 8: i'd be like two forty. I'm at like one nine.

885
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Speaker 8: I have to work to keep weight.

886
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Speaker 12: Off like that's but that's exactly the ru I know

887
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Speaker 12: my nature. I don't want to be I don't want

888
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Speaker 12: to be overweight. That's the way it is.

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Speaker 8: But also I come from a I'm around like people

890
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Speaker 8: that are constantly moving and like it's kind of socially stigmatized, right,

891
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Speaker 8: And that's actually positive. The inverse, though, is what you're

892
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Speaker 8: saying is that if there's no social pressure to stop

893
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Speaker 8: being obese and it's rewarded, No, that's right, that the

894
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Speaker 8: social currency is actually being obese. In fact, if you

895
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Speaker 8: are surrounded by forty people that are overweight and you're

896
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Speaker 8: the skinny one, you're kind of bullied absolutely, or you're ostracized,

897
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Speaker 8: or you're othered at least and listen.

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Speaker 5: One would encourage that person to find another community. But

899
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Speaker 5: when it's your mother quite that easy. You're not going

900
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Speaker 5: out to get a new mom. So there's varying degrees

901
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Speaker 5: of difficulty, if it makes sense.

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Speaker 8: So half of our kids, fifty percent of our kids

903
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Speaker 8: are obese or overweight by the age of fifteen. Five

904
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Speaker 8: percent of Japanese kids are obesea overweight by the age

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Speaker 8: of fifteen.

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Speaker 12: Why again, look at the culture.

907
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Speaker 1: Look what's allowed here.

908
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Speaker 5: And what is it? Look what's rewarded? And I say

909
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Speaker 5: this with regard to big business. They literally they design

910
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Speaker 5: the food with a team of scientists to addict you.

911
00:45:37,000 --> 00:45:46,920
Speaker 5: They design there's a literal multidisciplinary team of behavioralists, marketing experts, PhDs, mds, neuroscientists,

912
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Speaker 5: and every step of the way, how do we grab them,

913
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Speaker 5: how do we addict them? How do we capture them?

914
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Speaker 5: And I believe probably by Caldi means he.

915
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Speaker 12: We are on how many times he's great?

916
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Speaker 5: Cali talks all about.

917
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Speaker 12: How Cali's the guy, Casey's the girl.

918
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Speaker 5: Yes, Casey's the doctor, and Callias he's the activist.

919
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Speaker 12: Too hot to remind myself, I'm sorry, it's totally fine.

920
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Speaker 1: I do it all the time, and I have known

921
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Speaker 1: them for quite so wonderful.

922
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Speaker 5: But he goes on to talk about how big Tobacco

923
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Speaker 5: bought Big Food in the eighties and just applied the playbook,

924
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Speaker 5: so that is not allowed in Japan. These chemicals are

925
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Speaker 5: not allowed in the food. They engineer the environment. Do

926
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Speaker 5: you remember back in the day when you couldn't bring

927
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Speaker 5: food into a bookstore. Now they sell food at the bookstore.

928
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Speaker 5: No matter where you go, the food is there. It's

929
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Speaker 5: in vending machines. They siphon off billions, hundreds of billions

930
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Speaker 5: in our tax dollars to go towards refined grains, and

931
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Speaker 5: then things like snap or the wic program. It's fascinating

932
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Speaker 5: when they're one side well not really a sidebar, but

933
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Speaker 5: if I could go on a brief tangent. I was

934
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Speaker 5: reading an article the other day about the food pyramid

935
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Speaker 5: and how people who were pushing back on the USDA

936
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Speaker 5: and RFK working.

937
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Speaker 12: To change it.

938
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Speaker 1: They're like, this is what we used to.

939
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Speaker 5: Feed our children and our soldiers, without realizing how truly

940
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Speaker 5: abominable that is. Because the Corn Refiners Association, the wheat lobbies,

941
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Speaker 5: the vegetable oil lobby, they created that food pyramid. It's

942
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Speaker 5: all processed crap, and then they get the contracts and

943
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Speaker 5: they take subsidy dollars to put that food in our schools,

944
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Speaker 5: to put it in the ready to eat meals for

945
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Speaker 5: the soldiers or what they call the MRIs.

946
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Speaker 12: Meal ready thank you exactly.

947
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Speaker 5: So this is all rigged and gamed. That kind of

948
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Speaker 5: corporate influence in politics is probably not allowed in Japan.

949
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Speaker 5: A lot of this is illegal in Japan. So while

950
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Speaker 5: you don't want a nanny state, I'm not advocating for that.

951
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Speaker 5: It's also not fair to rig the system in the

952
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Speaker 5: other direction. Poison is poison, period.

953
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Speaker 8: So a couple more topics I want to cover. Are

954
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Speaker 8: you a fan of ozembic?

955
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Speaker 5: I'm not a fan of ozebe you gus might be.

956
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Speaker 8: Surprised, right, I mean glp ones and some maguatide inductions.

957
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Speaker 12: It's all good. Why are you going.

958
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Speaker 8: To do well?

959
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Speaker 5: Okay, you could twist my arm on the following And

960
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Speaker 5: I want to lay this out there. There are some

961
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Speaker 5: pretty respectable people in wellness that advocate for microdosing it

962
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Speaker 5: for people who are severely obese as a last resort,

963
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Speaker 5: and you would get me there.

964
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Speaker 12: One hundred percent appetite suppressant.

965
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Speaker 5: Essentially, it works in exactly the same way with a

966
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Speaker 5: fraction of the side effects at a fraction of the cost,

967
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Speaker 5: which is why, by the way, Big farm Al wants

968
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Speaker 5: to shut down compounding pharmacies, because you can't do that

969
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Speaker 5: if you're buying ozembic and exactly so, my personal issue

970
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Speaker 5: with this is twofold. First of all, it has a

971
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Speaker 5: host of nefarious side effects, from intestinal blockage to stomach paralysis,

972
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Speaker 5: thyroid cancer rare but still happens, pancreatitis, people are losing

973
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Speaker 5: their vision anecdotally, you're hearing about suicidal ideation accelerated.

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Speaker 12: Must semester case.

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Speaker 13: Of course.

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Speaker 5: I mean the list is long and it's extensive. You

977
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Speaker 5: can never get off of it or you'll gain all

978
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Speaker 5: your weight back. It's extremely expensive, like this is not

979
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Speaker 5: a solution, and of course now they're trying to push

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Speaker 5: it as a first line of defense for kids as

981
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Speaker 5: young as six years old on.

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Speaker 8: The Medicaid schedule, which will cost us like a trillion

983
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Speaker 8: dollars a year.

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Speaker 7: Got to admire what you've been able to do, not

985
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Speaker 7: to weaponize, but to organize on these college campuses.

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Speaker 8: At Turning Point USA. We've spent thirteen years building the machine,

987
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Speaker 8: and last year we sought payoff our grassroots army is

988
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Speaker 8: making a real difference. Help us keep the momentum going.

989
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Speaker 8: Donate today and keep keep USA strong on campuses across America.

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