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Speaker 10: The most important thing to recognize is by passing this legislation,

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Speaker 17: It almost reads like a movie. Why don't you walk

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Speaker 18: But so it was done with drones, unmanned drones, several

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Speaker 17: It that they didn't know beforehand. All of this complicates

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Speaker 17: a very high wire act negotiation, peace negotiation that's going

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Speaker 18: North Korea, Iran, really poor countries could be developing these

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Speaker 17: Of the terror attack that happened in Boulder, Colorado, Tom

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Speaker 3: Are we on the verge of World War three?

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Speaker 17: Do we need to be worried about the same thing

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Speaker 17: the Charlie Kirk Show. Andrew Colvett in for Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 17: along with Blake Neff. I'm the executive producer of this

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Speaker 17: fine show. Blake Neff is another one of our producers.

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Speaker 17: Smart guy. So, Blake, you were talking about the soft

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Speaker 18: Well, so there's Boulder, Colorado, of course, where you just

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Speaker 18: Trivially easy to imagine far more effective people coming in

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Speaker 18: It wasn't just people coming from Mexico. It wasn't just

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Speaker 18: You'll be able to build a little robot dog looking

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Speaker 18: You know, suicide attacks have always been possible, and the

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Speaker 3: Of those wars. But I fear that if it were to.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I think you're spot on. Let's go ahead and play.

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Speaker 17: I think it's three to twenty one. This is Tom

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Speaker 9: I've been knowing us for forty years. They should have

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Speaker 17: Over two million known god aways and Tom Homan with

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Speaker 17: I have the team pulling the clip, but in lieu

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Speaker 17: I don't know if you'd call him a Jihattis. He

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Speaker 17: I am. And those types of warnings should keep our

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Speaker 17: law enforcement personnel FBI up at night trying to find

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Speaker 17: to inflict damage on the homeland. But in general, folks,

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Speaker 17: pray for peace, Pray for peace in the pray for

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Speaker 17: peace in the Middle East.

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Speaker 3: Want peace, We want peace. We want these wars to end.

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Speaker 17: Alex Marlowe, editor in chief of Breitbart, joins us next

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Speaker 17: don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 19: I'm Bo Davidson with your Real America's Voice headlines. Iran

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Speaker 19: new developments are coming to light from Joe Biden's use

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Speaker 19: they reportedly had the same Autopen signature. Now, no names

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Speaker 19: Department of Justice will investigate Biden era pardons.

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Speaker 2: In a true social post, Trump.

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Speaker 19: Stated the Autopen should have stopped Ran a long time

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Speaker 19: ago from enriching. Under our potential agreement, we will not

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Speaker 19: allow any enrichment of uranium. Also, Just the News is

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Speaker 19: reporting that the United States Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckaby,

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Speaker 19: misinformation about Israel. Huckaby's statement reads reckless and irresponsible reporting

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Speaker 19: by major US news outlets are contributing to the antisemitic

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Speaker 19: News is also reporting that anti Semitism, uncondemned by Democrats,

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Speaker 19: morphs into domestic terrorism now. According to data released by

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Speaker 19: ninety three percent increase in anti Semitic attacks over just

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Speaker 19: and another news, President Trump says if the courts decide

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Speaker 19: ruination to the United States. Donald Trump claims that losing

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Speaker 19: tariff legal battles could allow foreign countries to hold our

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Speaker 19: nation hostage. Those are your headlines. Now, let's get you

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Speaker 19: back to Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 16: Early treatment from socialism saves lives. That Charlie kirkshow is back.

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Speaker 3: He everybody, welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 17: Andrew colvit in for the one and only Charlie Kirk

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Speaker 17: who's on assignment today. Don't worry, he'll be back in

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Speaker 17: the chair for the rest of the week. Before we

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Speaker 17: bring in Alex Marlow, editor in chief of Bright Brow,

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Speaker 17: I'm going to tell you about one of our partners

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Speaker 17: And man, can I attest from a firsthand experience the

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Speaker 17: videos that we put up from the tour, Charlie's debates

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Speaker 17: of The Charliekirkshow are sponsored in part by TikTok. All right,

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Speaker 17: let's welcome in Alex Marlow, editor in chief of Breitbart.

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Speaker 3: Alex, how you doing today.

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Speaker 4: I'm new Grady Andrew.

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Speaker 20: Always nice to be on The kirk Show, either with

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Speaker 20: you or Charlie.

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Speaker 2: Well, I appreciate that. I appreciate that a lot.

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Speaker 17: Uh you know so, Alex, I was talking with you

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Speaker 17: in the break and you know, we just we have

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Speaker 17: to hit this the What a year, What a difference

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Speaker 17: a year makes, especially when it comes to June.

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Speaker 3: June may be the.

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Speaker 17: Most pronounced difference of most pronounced different month that we

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Speaker 17: could observe, and that, of course is because it's Pride month,

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Speaker 17: or used to be Pride month. Tell us what you're

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Speaker 17: seeing in Corporate America alex Our corporations sort of tacitly

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Speaker 17: agreeing to this Pride stuff, and it's behind the scenes.

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Speaker 17: Every year before this, you would see them change their logos.

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Speaker 17: It would be all over. Yeah, we're not seeing that

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Speaker 17: this year, are we?

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Speaker 20: Yeah, not quite as much. It's really interesting by the way.

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Speaker 20: I think Trump missed an opportunity hereander and it's too

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Speaker 20: late for this, but maybe he could do it next year.

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Speaker 20: What he needs to do on May thirty first is

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Speaker 20: to clear June Black History Month, and then declear Pride month.

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Speaker 20: February the shortest month, and he needs to switch them. So

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Speaker 20: we'll do two Black History months in the same year,

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Speaker 20: and then we'll have no pride in the Pride.

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Speaker 4: Month up the way become the shortest month.

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Speaker 20: And he could do this, And I don't know if

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Speaker 20: he can unilaterally do this, but we should try it

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Speaker 20: and just see how that goes.

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Speaker 4: See how people react to slight People's here on fire.

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Speaker 17: Can't you can't get mad at that, can you?

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Speaker 6: No?

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Speaker 4: I don't think so. I don't think so it's time

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Speaker 4: to rectify this.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, it's really interesting to track because it's sort of

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Speaker 20: the way you see, for example, with sanctuary cities. So

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Speaker 20: we vote again sanctuary cities in this country, we vote

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Speaker 20: for President Trump, we vote for conservatives, and then you know,

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Speaker 20: LA immediately enacts more sanctuary city policies after the November election.

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Speaker 4: San Francisco now is doing the.

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Speaker 20: Thing where basically, if you get a twenty one percent,

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Speaker 20: you get it.

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Speaker 4: You can get an A in your class, like.

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Speaker 20: Oh, they walked that back by the way out, good, oh, good,

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Speaker 20: thank you.

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Speaker 4: But you know where their heart is, That's where their

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Speaker 4: heart is is that we're gonna go lean into the equity.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna lean in the dei.

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Speaker 20: And but much of the country is throwing their hands

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Speaker 20: up and saying this is over. The woke moments over.

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Speaker 20: There's some good examples of that. So we were tracking

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Speaker 20: at Bright part. We've been tracking Target, which Target was

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Speaker 20: one of the leaders of having the pride displays, and

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Speaker 20: they're really pulling back on it. They're doing almost nothing.

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Speaker 20: And this was our audience went crazy for this. Uh

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Speaker 20: so Target toning down all the children's pride apparel. But

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Speaker 20: then you see things Andrew that almost shocked the system,

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Speaker 20: the PBS doing Sesame Street Pride. So Sesame Street is

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Speaker 20: designed for young children, and they put out a tweet

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Speaker 20: or the social post where is not just the gay colors.

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Speaker 4: It's the trans colors.

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Speaker 20: So this is Sesame Street government funded for preschoolers grooming children.

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Speaker 4: This should outrage every American.

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Speaker 20: And I'm not the one who's outwurs, but every last

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Speaker 20: thing that's done.

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Speaker 4: And I'm pretty.

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Speaker 20: Libertarian about how adults behave, but you try to pray

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Speaker 20: on children and use taxpayer dollars to do so is

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Speaker 20: so in your face. And we need to shut this down,

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Speaker 20: have a zero tolerance policy. I've got young kids. The

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Speaker 20: transit has no business in their childhood. And if Sesame

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Speaker 20: Street is going to push this, we need to take

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Speaker 20: every last penny from PBS right away.

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Speaker 17: Well, and this this is a perfect time to play

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Speaker 17: cut three twenty six. I think this is kind of

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Speaker 17: some of the stuff you're talking about, Alex three twenty six.

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Speaker 7: Elmo Cookie, Are you ready to see my monster piece?

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Speaker 16: Me Mama bear some runway music?

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Speaker 3: Please?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, people and.

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Speaker 7: Monsters alike around of applause for the not too late shows,

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Speaker 7: newest nonsto allan start up.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, if you have little kids, don't watch that, don't

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Speaker 17: watch that, don't watch the Iraqi version. Don't watch the

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Speaker 17: American version, Alex. I will you know, by the way,

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Speaker 17: I will say we did find one corporation besides PBS

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Speaker 17: taxpayer funded that was that did change their logo three

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Speaker 17: twenty five. Go ahead and throw that up. This is

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Speaker 17: the one. I bet you won't guess where it's from.

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Speaker 17: Oh wait, that's right, it's from Canada. Air Canada did

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Speaker 17: change their logo this year. Because of course, Alex, your

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Speaker 17: reaction to the more muted.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's good, but it's not enough.

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Speaker 20: We should not be doing any of the trans stuff now.

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Speaker 20: It's all mental health issues and we need to start

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Speaker 20: the empathetic. The compassionate position is to acknowledge that the

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Speaker 20: transcntagion that's going on is very negative for families, is

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Speaker 20: destroying families, and what it is doing is it is

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Speaker 20: I think, condescending to people who are mentally ill, who

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Speaker 20: need to be treated for mental health issues and for

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Speaker 20: perversions that they have, and not just take every last

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Speaker 20: person who claims their trends, especially children, and take them seriously.

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Speaker 4: It ruins lives. I know I met.

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Speaker 20: Chloe Cole through you guys, just the listening to everything

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Speaker 20: Chloe Cole is saying I mean, she's your advocate in

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Speaker 20: this regard. Is that someone who is completely mutilated because

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Speaker 20: her community got wrapped up in this contagion. We need

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Speaker 20: to be elevating stories like that at this time and

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Speaker 20: discouraging any of the trans stuff.

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Speaker 4: It has to go away. It has to stop.

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Speaker 20: And anything when you're talking about minors in particular should

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Speaker 20: be completely unacceptable. It needs to be illegal. To be frank,

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Speaker 20: none of this should be allowed in this country. There's

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Speaker 20: not a freedom issue. This is a encouraging mental health

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Speaker 20: issues at the expense of the family. We've got to

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Speaker 20: get away from that immediately. But you still see these

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Speaker 20: things like a lot of these sports, these sports teams

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Speaker 20: are doing the pride stuff on their social media. Go

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Speaker 20: on there and roast them, roast them all. Tell them

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Speaker 20: it's not acceptable. Until it's all gone away, we can't

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Speaker 20: do it any more. Of this DEI pandering this year

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Speaker 20: is overs time to stop.

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Speaker 3: Well, I totally agree.

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Speaker 17: I mean, listen, you know, uh and Charlie put out

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Speaker 17: a tweet to this extent, but I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 17: You know, pride, You know most people will accept that

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Speaker 17: two grown adults have you know, freedom within the privacy

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Speaker 17: of their home. Nobody wants to be policing that. I mean,

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Speaker 17: some people do, but like the vast majority of Americans

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Speaker 17: are not interested in that right.

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Speaker 20: But pride we don't necessarily approve, but we're not looking

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Speaker 20: to ban it or really even talk about it all

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Speaker 20: that much.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, exactly, Like I have other things I'm much more

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Speaker 17: interested in than two adult sex life that I may

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Speaker 17: find might may find disgusting or uncomfortable or whatever. But

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Speaker 17: that's you know, that's my right to feel that way.

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Speaker 17: It's their right to do whatever. I don't want to

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Speaker 17: hear about it. I don't want to talk about it. Secondly, though,

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Speaker 17: what the the fundamental flaw of Pride was is that

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Speaker 17: it was coercive.

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Speaker 3: It was designed to force not only acceptance.

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Speaker 17: Well, the thing we just talked about, that's what we're

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Speaker 17: talking about, was the design to push the limits and

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Speaker 17: then make you celebrate. Force celebration and then forced participation.

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Speaker 17: Your kids will hold the rainbow flag in their hand

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Speaker 17: and cheer it on, or your kids will have to

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Speaker 17: talk about it or act it out, or you know,

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Speaker 17: write essays on it or watch it on TV. They

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Speaker 17: can't escape its fundamentally coercive. It's a cultural tyranny of sorts,

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Speaker 17: and I think we should just get rid of it altogether.

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Speaker 17: I mean, that's where I'm at. I do not want

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Speaker 17: Pride Month anymore in my country. I find it corrosive.

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Speaker 17: I find it unproductive, destructive, and morally repugnant. When you

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Speaker 17: see the way that they go about in the streets.

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Speaker 17: You know, grown men whipping each other, wearing leather straps.

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Speaker 17: You got like Scott Wiener, the state senator out of California, who's.

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Speaker 3: Pictured doing these types of things, celebrating.

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Speaker 17: It's you cannot normalize that type of behavior and still

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Speaker 17: have a moral and upright culture.

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Speaker 3: You just simply can't.

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Speaker 4: And by the way, I can't, And I would.

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Speaker 17: Feel the same Alex if it was straight couples doing

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Speaker 17: the same thing out in the middle of the street,

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Speaker 17: if there's no place for that in polite society.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, I do think that the Internet, which is not

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Speaker 20: always right, but I do think that the Internet a

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Speaker 20: sort of consensus that this is becoming it's really about

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Speaker 20: auto gydinophilia, where it's really about sexual perversion. That you

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Speaker 20: dressing as the opposite sex and in person the opposite

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Speaker 20: sex is a sexual fetish. I think that's the vast

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Speaker 20: majority of these things. I'm not saying it's every single one.

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Speaker 20: I'm just saying that I think that's the vast majority.

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Speaker 20: What's going on, and introducing this stuff to children, as

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Speaker 20: PBS is doing with our tax dollars, is designed to

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Speaker 20: usurp the family with a higher authority, which is the

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Speaker 20: government in this case, to try to sew confusion and

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Speaker 20: to sew chaos because it makes people much easier to

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Speaker 20: control in that way.

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Speaker 4: And that's what this is all about.

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Speaker 20: But I'll tell you for these companies, Andrew, it is

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Speaker 20: a bottom line issue. It becomes a corporate issue. If

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Speaker 20: you look at the WNBA, and if you look at

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Speaker 20: Major League Baseball and you look at the Washington Capitals

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Speaker 20: and the Washington Commanders and the Washington Nationals and the

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Speaker 20: New York Giants. These are all teams that did pride

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Speaker 20: stuff this year. Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, New York Mets.

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Speaker 20: They're just trying to pander and try to sell more tickets.

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Speaker 20: But you can make them feel a little pain over

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Speaker 20: if you go over and say we're not doing this.

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Speaker 20: Particularly they got the trands stuff going on. If you're

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Speaker 20: doing the trans stuff that I'm not going to bring

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Speaker 20: my family to stuff when you're endorsing the trands behavior.

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Speaker 20: So if you want to get my tickets, if you

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Speaker 20: want me to buy tickets from you, you can keep

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Speaker 20: doing this and let's see how they react. Because every year,

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Speaker 20: I think we're gonna continue to make progress in this

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Speaker 20: regard the way we have in the past few years.

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Speaker 17: Well, I think we are making progress, Alex. So there

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Speaker 17: is a clip here. Let's go ahead and actually three

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Speaker 17: twenty seven throw that that graphic up Boise Pride cancels

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Speaker 17: season kickoff citing insufficient attendance, which is something to behold certainly.

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Speaker 14: And you know.

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Speaker 17: LGBTQ organizations across the country are reporting substantial cuts and funding,

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Speaker 17: thanks in large part to the Trump administration ending DEI programs.

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Speaker 17: So there are actual cultural wins that we're putting up.

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Speaker 17: I mean, but again, let me restate, I am four

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Speaker 17: just getting rid of Pride month altogether, Like we should

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Speaker 17: just not acknowledg legit.

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Speaker 3: We shouldn't. We shouldn't have to.

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Speaker 17: I mean, let's we're still having to talk about it

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Speaker 17: right now because as you said, there's still companies, there's

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Speaker 17: still sports teams that are posting about this local high

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Speaker 17: school teams, all the things in the middle, so we

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Speaker 17: still have to sort of talk about it. We can't

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Speaker 17: act like it doesn't exist. But hopefully in a year

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Speaker 17: or two this thing will be so relegated to the

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Speaker 17: fringes that we would just get to ignore it. And

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Speaker 17: Pride Month there's a whole push online that you know,

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Speaker 17: there should be Veterans Month, there should be Family Month.

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Speaker 17: There's actually a bill going through Congress right now.

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Speaker 4: I got a perfect analogy. I got a perfct analogy.

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Speaker 20: So this is where you remember the latter stages of COVID,

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Speaker 20: when the last you know, ten percent of people were

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Speaker 20: still wearing masks. I like that because you would know

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Speaker 20: who all the weenies are based off of who's wearing

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Speaker 20: the masks. Like the last people were in the mask,

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Speaker 20: they're just announcing themselves. I definitely don't want to talk

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Speaker 20: to you at the t ball game, and I'm definitely

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Speaker 20: not gonna have a doughnut and coffee with you after church,

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Speaker 20: because if you've got that mask on, I know you're nuts.

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Speaker 20: Like that's what's going to happen with the pride stuff.

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Speaker 20: The last few people celebrating. We're just gonna know that's

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Speaker 20: their signal is stay away from me.

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Speaker 4: We're weird.

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Speaker 20: So I think that's where this thing is going. And

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Speaker 20: so we just got to get it down to that level.

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Speaker 20: We don't need to get it down to zero. We

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Speaker 20: just need to whittle it down. So it's only the

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Speaker 20: hard course who're still celebrating and they're announcing themselves that

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Speaker 20: you guys can stay away from me and my family

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Speaker 20: and just do your own thing.

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Speaker 3: I completely agree.

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Speaker 17: And you know, while we're on the topic of mental illness, Alex,

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Speaker 17: a new study came out and actually Nate Silver is

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Speaker 17: behind it talking about which party, little political leaning, is

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Speaker 17: in a better mental state. You will never guess, Alex,

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Speaker 17: who is reporting better mental health. You'll never guess. It's

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Speaker 17: not obvious at all. More with Alex Marlow on the

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Speaker 17: other side of his break, don't go anywhere.

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Speaker 16: One hundred percent American made and we darn proud of it.

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Speaker 16: The Charlie Kirk Show.

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Speaker 17: All right, welcome back to The Charlie Kirk Show. Andrew

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Speaker 17: Covitt in for Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 3: So here's a list. Go ahead and throw up three

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Speaker 3: twenty nine.

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Speaker 17: This is a list of NFL teams that did not

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Speaker 17: Alex publish the pride stuff. NFL teams that did not.

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Speaker 17: That would be the Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets, Cincinnati Bengals,

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Speaker 17: Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, Las Vegas Raiders, New Orleans Saints,

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Speaker 17: which is a little surprising, Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs,

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Speaker 17: and Philadelphia Eagles.

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Speaker 3: Those teams did not.

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Speaker 17: Publish statements or social media posts acknowledging Pride month. According

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Speaker 17: to the spun so one of our producers, like Cowboys

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Speaker 17: celebrate Pride year round, so they don't have to post

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Speaker 17: about that's not nice.

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Speaker 2: Team.

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Speaker 17: Apologize to all my Cowboys fans out there, but they are.

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Speaker 17: You know, that is a a polarizing team. It's a

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Speaker 17: polarizing team. I would think that's true. Alex are one

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Speaker 17: minute here, go ahead and plug your stuff for our audience.

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Speaker 17: You are the host that Alex Marlow's show, editor in

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Speaker 17: chief of bright Bart News one minute.

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Speaker 20: Yeah, And I got an important point I think to

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Speaker 20: make about that is you have to withhold some business

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Speaker 20: from these people or they're not going to stop this.

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Speaker 20: If they don't feel the pain, then you're not taking

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Speaker 20: seriously that you want to stop. If you want the

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Speaker 20: pride pandering to stop, with trans pandering to stop.

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Speaker 4: If you don't want the trans.

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Speaker 20: Stuff in pro sports and NFL sports, then you either

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Speaker 20: have to at least vocalize it on social media or

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Speaker 20: whatever to these groups of people, or you need withhold

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Speaker 20: some business. I'll tell you when all these companies that

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Speaker 20: I would patronize put up the black Square during the

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Speaker 20: George Floyd farce, I would not buy their stuff, and

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Speaker 20: you should either.

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Speaker 4: It's a that's my take on this.

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Speaker 20: If you're serious about trying to make progress here, Andrew,

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Speaker 20: you absolutely cannot continue to do business at the same

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Speaker 20: level with these people who are engage in normalizing transgrooming

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Speaker 20: of children, which is what all this is.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean well said, and so I completely agree.

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Speaker 17: This was the energy by the way of last year

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Speaker 17: and a little bit the year before. Yeah, or we

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Speaker 17: just took it to these people, or one of the

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Speaker 17: first times in the conservative movement's history where we were

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Speaker 17: bold and proud and we were getting scalps and getting wins.

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Speaker 17: I think it was a foreshadowing of November fifth. Frankly,

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Speaker 17: let's welcome back radio.

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Speaker 2: We'll be right back.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about mental health.

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Speaker 17: We kind of touched on it last last segment.

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Speaker 3: There is a fascinating new.

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Speaker 17: I guess poll survey from Nate Silver and let's go

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Speaker 17: ahead and throw up three thirteen. And what it reveals

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Speaker 17: is that fifty one percent of conservatives report having excellent

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Speaker 17: mental health, thirty nine percent say it's very good. Poor

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Speaker 17: is only nineteen percent of conservatives. And why that's noteworthy, Alex,

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Speaker 17: is if you contrast it to liberals.

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Speaker 3: Six percent.

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Speaker 17: Forty five percent of liberals report having very poor mental health. Alex,

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Speaker 17: the question is, did you need a poll to tell

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Speaker 17: you this?

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Speaker 7: No?

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Speaker 20: I know I didn't, but I'm glad it's here because

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Speaker 20: sometimes the data this is what this is an old

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Speaker 20: Dennis pragerism, Andrew, which is that the data tends to

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Speaker 20: either confirm what you can observe with your own two

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Speaker 20: eyes and kind of back it up, or or it's bs.

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Speaker 20: So this is one where it does kind of confirm

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Speaker 20: what you can back up with your own eyes.

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Speaker 4: And it's funny.

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Speaker 20: I had flagged this from Charlie's Twitter that Charlie tweeted this,

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Speaker 20: and I'd flagged it to talk about on my show.

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Speaker 20: The Alex Marlo Show today, so I was better to

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Speaker 20: talk about it here. It's the this is something that

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Speaker 20: conservative family is, Andrew. We are have a more balanced life,

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Speaker 20: we're more spiritual, we've now learned, we're in better shape

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Speaker 20: because remember, Maha, this is a conservative thing. It's it's

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Speaker 20: red pilled to go to the gym now. Obviously, if

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Speaker 20: you are someone who does not get all of your

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Speaker 20: values from TikTok and from social media, and you get

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Speaker 20: them from the Bible, for example, you get them from

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Speaker 20: your family, you get them from deep thought and reading,

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Speaker 20: and you can commune with nature, you touch grass, you

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Speaker 20: go to the gym.

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Speaker 4: Of course, you're.

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Speaker 20: Going to have better mental mental health. And who's going

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Speaker 20: to do those things I listen, of course, is mostly

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Speaker 20: going to be conservatives. And I'm not saying that there

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Speaker 20: are people, I'm sure with the excellent mental health on

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Speaker 20: the left and with terrible mental health on the right.

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Speaker 20: But as a pattern, the things that conservatives do to

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Speaker 20: occupy their time is going to make you a more

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Speaker 20: balanced person and a more satisfied person who's leaving a

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Speaker 20: more meaningful, meaningful life. If you are a secular leftist,

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Speaker 20: you're probably leaning leading a life with less meaning.

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Speaker 4: It's just a fact, and it's just let's use that

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Speaker 4: to try to encourage people to come to our side.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean, listen, this is a classic. Uh, it's

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Speaker 17: so it's so obvious, it's on most cliche at this point.

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Speaker 17: But you know, liberals and progressives, they use politics and

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Speaker 17: their grievances and their sense of injustice in the world

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Speaker 17: to fill an existential void in their soul, right and conservatives,

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Speaker 17: this is why we always talk about the good, the true,

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Speaker 17: that that conservatives value, the things, the values that we promote,

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Speaker 17: All of those things. The eternal things in life will

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Speaker 3: Or more more joy less pride.

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Speaker 17: That's we can have pride in our country, but that's

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Speaker 17: not what we're talking about this segment. But nevertheless, I

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Speaker 17: think this is is one of the most telling polls, Alex,

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Speaker 17: simply because it shows here's the tie in. Nate Silver

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Speaker 3: That's it.

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Speaker 17: Yeah, I think it's probably connected. It's not the most

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Speaker 3: Alex.

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Speaker 19: Bo Davidson with your Real America's Voice headlines. President Trump

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Speaker 19: Just the News is reporting the FBI's investigation on the

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Speaker 19: COVID cover up is zeroing in on three separate plots.

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Speaker 19: The FBI seeks answers about cover ups regarding the true

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Speaker 19: origin of COVID and other aspects of the way the

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Speaker 19: New York, and Baltimore are fast at work in this

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Speaker 19: investigation and another news Michael Cohen is among five felons

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Speaker 19: In an op ed published by The Hill, the five

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Speaker 19: the integrity of such decisions. They now seek pardons from

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Speaker 19: President Trump. And another news, the Dutch government on the

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Speaker 19: the attack and specifically targeted a Zionist group. A total

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Speaker 19: Iran is reportedly poised to reject a nuclear deal proposal

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Speaker 19: developments are coming to light from Joe Biden's use of

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Speaker 19: light yet on this, but we will keep you up

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Speaker 19: to date with any latest developments. And in a related

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Speaker 19: story that broke Justice morning, the Trump Department of Justice

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Speaker 19: will investigate Biden era pardons. In a true social post,

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Speaker 19: Trump stated the autopen, meaning Joe Biden should have stopped

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Speaker 19: Iran a long time ago from enriching. Under our potential agreement,

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Speaker 19: we will not allow any enrichment of uranium. And also,

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Speaker 19: just the news is reporting United States ambassads to Israel.

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Speaker 19: Mike Huckabee claims the media is contributing to anti Semitism.

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Speaker 19: Those are Real America's Voice headlines. And now back to

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Speaker 19: Charlie Kirk.

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Speaker 8: Okay, we are still on the road here at the

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Speaker 8: really interesting interview for you with doctor Patrick soon Sheung.

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Speaker 8: We talk about his career, cancer, big pharma, Why are

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Speaker 8: so many people getting cancer?

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Speaker 2: Why are so many people getting sicker?

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Speaker 8: We talk about vaccines and everything you're not allowed to

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Speaker 8: talk about.

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Speaker 2: He's extremely smart, very.

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Speaker 8: Well accomplished, a multi billionaire and owner of the Los

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Speaker 8: Angeles Times. You're going to really love this conversation, and

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Speaker 8: I want to hear from you freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 2: Your response.

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Speaker 8: Listen Okay, everybody, Welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. Very

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Speaker 8: exciting guest here today, someone that is changing the world.

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Speaker 8: It is doctor Patrick sunshiong, Founder and executive chairman of

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Speaker 8: Immunity Bio and executive chairman of the Los Angeles Times. Doctor,

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Speaker 8: welcome to the program. Great to see you.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, Charlie. Good seeing you so.

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Speaker 2: Doctor. I see you all over the place. I'm watching

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Speaker 2: the news.

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Speaker 8: I see you in Saudi Arabia, I see you in Katar,

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Speaker 8: I see you at the President of the United States.

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Speaker 8: You are a surgeon who has dedicated fifty plus years

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Speaker 8: to researching cancer. What is your main message about what

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Speaker 8: you have learned that you want the American people to

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Speaker 8: know about cancer?

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Speaker 14: Well, thank you for that opportunity, Charlie. I think you know.

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Speaker 12: I spend fifty years trying to unravel why we haven't

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Speaker 12: won this war, and it turns out we have the

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Speaker 12: key in our body. It's called a natural killer sell

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Speaker 12: And what has happened is nobody's figured out way to

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Speaker 12: turn on that natural killer cell in your body. Because

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Speaker 12: your body is a factory. God gave us this natural

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Speaker 12: killer cell to kill not only cancer, to kill infection

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Speaker 12: and what is exciting. After thirty years of my life,

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Speaker 12: we found the key that could unlock this natural killer

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Speaker 12: cell with a jab, which we now called the BioShield.

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Speaker 8: Tell us more about that, and then, so is your

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Speaker 8: main message this that cancer isn't bad genes or something

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Speaker 8: that's necessarily wrong with mutations, but is it your immune

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Speaker 8: system failing?

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Speaker 14: That's exactly right. I think you know.

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Speaker 12: I was, as you said, I was in Saudi Arabia

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Speaker 12: with the president, and I was at Qatar and I

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Speaker 12: met with the Saudi Arabian regulty authorities and then giving

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Speaker 12: them all my information, they made an instunding, insightful statement

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Speaker 12: that doctor soon showng what you've figured out is that

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Speaker 12: your immune system is a disease, meaning the loss of

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Speaker 12: the natural killer cells, and cancer happens just to be

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Speaker 12: a symptom.

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Speaker 14: And never have we treated the root cause eye e.

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Speaker 12: The disease, which is the depletion of the natural killer

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Speaker 12: cells in your body. And I said, Wow, you really

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Speaker 12: understood this, You really got it. What is even more

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Speaker 12: disconcerting is there understanding now that when we give high

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Speaker 12: dose chemotherapy, when we give high dose radiation, thinking that

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Speaker 12: we're helping the cancer patient, were actually wiping out the

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Speaker 12: natural killer cell and are then surprised that the patient

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Speaker 12: gets metastasis and spread and so we can't cure it.

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Speaker 12: We have not been treating the actual root cause of

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Speaker 12: the disease, which is the immune system or the history

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Speaker 12: of medicine.

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Speaker 8: So let me try to just ask a question that

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Speaker 8: I know our audience has a is it true that

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Speaker 8: cancer rates are going up with young people in particular?

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Speaker 2: And be what is causing that?

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Speaker 8: At least anecdotally, doctor, I know people that I went

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Speaker 8: to high school with in my local community that are

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Speaker 8: thirty five and thirty six years old in Chicago. They're

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Speaker 8: getting colon cancer. They're getting cancers at a very young age.

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Speaker 8: Is it true that cancer rates are going up? Or

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Speaker 8: is that just media hysteria? And if true, what is

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Speaker 8: causing that?

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Speaker 12: Tell you ask exactly the right questions. That's why I

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Speaker 12: was in Saudi Arabia. You know sixty percent of the

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Speaker 12: population there are under thirty and your audience, the college audience,

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Speaker 12: is something that I am very worried about, meaning the

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Speaker 12: following I am now beginning to see the cancer rate.

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Speaker 12: It's not only going up, but going up in younger people.

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Speaker 12: I have never seen a ten year old with colon cancer.

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Speaker 12: I've never seen a thirteen year old with metastatic pancreatic

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Speaker 12: cancer in my life. We now see ovarian cancers in

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Speaker 12: twenty old, twenty one year olds. Yes, it is ridiculous.

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Speaker 12: What's going on? And I call that turbo cancers? And

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Speaker 12: you and I can delve into it. How we can

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Speaker 12: delve into it? Because I worry and your audience are

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Speaker 12: now more aware and smarter and sophisticated with the social

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Speaker 12: media to understand this is a real phenomenon.

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Speaker 2: Yes it is.

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Speaker 8: And so what would you say, is one of the

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Speaker 8: main reasons that we're missing why this is happening the

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Speaker 8: immune system is failing. Is that anything to do with

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Speaker 8: happening post COVID that actually getting COVID?

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Speaker 2: Is it something that we are eating?

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Speaker 8: Is it a failure of the pharmaceutical companies? Because I

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Speaker 8: can't imagine a thirty six year old friend of mine

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Speaker 8: who you know, he bikes, he regularly exercises, he moderately drinks.

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Speaker 8: He gets colon cancer at age thirty six. This is

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Speaker 8: we're supposed to be getting healthier, doctor. The promise of

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Speaker 8: modernity was that every year we'd get healthier but it

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Speaker 8: seems if we're getting sick.

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Speaker 14: So it is a combination of all Charlie, let's delve

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Speaker 14: into it.

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Speaker 12: First of all, were now suffering the long term effects

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Speaker 12: of all the toxins you're write. What we eat is

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Speaker 12: the dyes and everything has been talked about with security

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Speaker 12: Robbie Kennedy. The dyes that we eat, the issues the toxins,

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Speaker 12: the pfat, the p fax which is actually used in

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Speaker 12: how believed in it's fertilizers, but it's what they call

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Speaker 12: these never chemicals, but it's in our milk and it's

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Speaker 12: our so so called organic foods. But then you compound

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Speaker 12: that with two things I worry about. One is electromagnet

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Speaker 12: really the magnetic radiation that is happening.

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Speaker 14: I don't know if you realize that our.

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Speaker 12: Pilots in the military that's up in the air here

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Speaker 12: are getting high risk earlier of prostate cancer and bladder cancer.

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Speaker 12: The idea that now when you get down to COVID,

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Speaker 12: that the COVID, whether it be from the vaccine or

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Speaker 12: from the infection, the COVID virus, if it persists in

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Speaker 12: your body, is highly immune suppressive. So if you have

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Speaker 12: the combination of the wiping out of your immune system

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Speaker 12: and at the same time the immune suppression of whatever

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Speaker 12: you have. You now begin seeing this rise of cancer,

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Speaker 12: colon cancer, pancreatic cancer, variant cancer, breast cancer, and very

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Speaker 12: interestingly enough, I'm seeing so called rare tumors. They're no

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Speaker 12: longer rare cleoblastomers. So all these issues now coming to bear.

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Speaker 12: And that's why I'm so excited by the discussions we

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Speaker 12: had both with the President and his team as well

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Speaker 12: as with the senior leaders at Saudi Arabia and Qatar

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Speaker 12: who desperately want to bring the spy shield the world.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so let's emphasize that is this cancer problem happening

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Speaker 8: in distant off lands like Qatar and Saudi Arabia as well,

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Speaker 8: or is this uniquely an American phenomenon.

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Speaker 12: We are now seeing a pandemic not only Qatar, in

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Speaker 12: Africa and in the United States and in Canada. One

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Speaker 12: of the biggest issues believed out in Qatar and in

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Speaker 12: Saudi Arabia is colon cancer. And I have a fearful,

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Speaker 12: fearful feeling. And this is now published that the COVID

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Speaker 12: virus is now residing in the colon two years after

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Speaker 12: the infection that's now been published by the University San

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Speaker 12: Francisco team, and more importantly, when it's there, the natural

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Speaker 12: killer cells in that colon are completely diminished in terms

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Speaker 12: of its activity. So it's not by coincidence we're seeing

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Speaker 12: so much colon cancer. And what's exciting, at least for me.

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Speaker 12: In the United States, we have now a trial which

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Speaker 12: were almost fully recruited to prevent colon cancer in patients

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Speaker 12: with Lynch syndrome with our Buyershield.

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Speaker 8: sun Chiong. But first I want to tell you guys

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Speaker 8: doctor Patrick sun shiong all about cancer. I want to

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Speaker 8: hear from you Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. What is

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Speaker 8: your reaction to this conversation and are you seeing a

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Speaker 8: me Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Listen to more. So,

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Speaker 8: let me just ask the elephant in the room question

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Speaker 8: if I can doctor, which is some of our audience

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Speaker 8: is saying, Charlie, this must be the COVID shot, that it's.

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Speaker 2: The mRNA shot.

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Speaker 8: I'm sure you get this question a lot, doctor, in

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Speaker 8: your expertise, Is there any truth to that? Is that

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Speaker 8: something worth looking into? Help help us unders lame and

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Speaker 8: understand how you're thinking about this.

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Speaker 12: It is very much something we have to look into

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Speaker 12: and it's not a political thing. It's a really scientific issue.

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Speaker 12: So for us to understand the COVID vaccine as it

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Speaker 12: currently was presented, which was a spike protein. That spike

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Speaker 12: protein was what they call stabilized, and by so doing,

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Speaker 12: it would enter any part of the body together with

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Speaker 12: these without going too deep into the technicalities, the slipid carriers.

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Speaker 12: So the question is, with these spike proteins together within

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Speaker 12: combined infection cause replication in the body, and does that

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Speaker 12: explain the myocarditis, does explain the autoimmune disease that explained

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Speaker 12: the brain fog, does it explain the residual replicating viruses

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Speaker 12: in the colon? So absolutely this needs to be understood

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Speaker 12: and explored. I don't think there's a coincidence between this

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Speaker 12: what I call turbo cancers. I get calls after calls

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Speaker 12: of patients that were in remission and then got COVID

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Speaker 12: and now they have cancer. Yes, so I think that

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Speaker 12: imminent underestimated. The beauty is a biashield can overcome this

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Speaker 12: imaiute suppression. The beauty is that this biasil can clear

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Speaker 12: this virus from the body. That's what we in trials now.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so I want to learn more about that. But

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Speaker 8: first you have such incredible clarity on this topic, which

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Speaker 8: is rare because when I talk to people that are

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Speaker 8: just to say, part of the system that aren't creative,

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Speaker 8: they are very ideological. You're not even allowed to explore

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Speaker 8: these topics. How have you been treated by the big

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Speaker 8: pharma incumbent actors? Have you been well received with your

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Speaker 8: approach and your line of questioning.

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Speaker 12: Well, that's a very loaded question and the board answer

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Speaker 12: is not well received. I don't think any Just so

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Speaker 12: you know, I've not taken one penny of Big Farmer money,

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Speaker 12: and I've not taken one penny of government money. All

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Speaker 12: the money that we spent, and we spent all over

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Speaker 12: billion dollars in trying to understand this work. As you know, Charlie,

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Speaker 12: I had a great fortune of living in the American

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Speaker 12: dream and selling my company so I can actually work

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Speaker 12: on how we can cure cancer. I don't think curing

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Speaker 12: cancer and avoiding high dose chemothery, hides radiation, high dose

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Speaker 12: checkpoint inhibitors actually the interests of Big Farmer, and I

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Speaker 12: think you know there's incentives that I'm fighting against, and

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Speaker 12: even large academic medical centers where it's really a great

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Speaker 12: profit center to give. I does chemotherapy and radiation. So

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Speaker 12: I suppose I just had to face that, understood that,

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Speaker 12: and as you may know, many years ago, when you

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Speaker 12: try to help me solve healthcare when you were young,

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Speaker 12: Charlie Cook.

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Speaker 14: And if I had known.

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Speaker 12: That this how successful you'd have been on too, I

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Speaker 12: would never have let you actually out of my sight.

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Speaker 8: You're very kind and it's very funny. Doctor Soon Shiang

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Speaker 8: and I we got to know each other quite well,

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Speaker 8: you know, six or seven years ago we played basketball

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Speaker 8: together a lot, and then we just kind of lost touch,

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Speaker 8: and here we are back to It's funny how that works,

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Speaker 8: isn't it. And I just can't compliment your work enough

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Speaker 8: because it is so needed, because I'm seeing young friends

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Speaker 8: of mine suffer by this exploding cancer epidemic.

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Speaker 12: And so I told you, let me tell you a

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Speaker 12: little bit with the story that was so amazing. You

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Speaker 12: remember President Trump got shot at Butler, Yes, and I

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Speaker 12: watched it, actually was actually watch it with horror. And

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Speaker 12: a few weeks later I get a call from a

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Speaker 12: family from that same Butler, and that family has this boy.

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Speaker 12: He's young boy, thirteen year old with metastatic bank radic cancer.

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Speaker 12: I said, oh my god, I've never heard of a

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Speaker 12: patient with thirteen years old And I said, listen, this

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Speaker 12: patient must be treated.

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Speaker 14: Where you are.

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Speaker 12: You don't need to travel to Los Angeles. Let me

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Speaker 12: speak to your doctors in your area. And their response

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Speaker 12: with the doctors in the area said this patient should

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Speaker 12: be in hospice, there's nothing more we can do, and

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Speaker 12: sadly I said that, well that's not acceptable. Let him

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Speaker 12: fly out. Then I will try and take care of him.

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Speaker 12: And you would fly out either every week or every

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Speaker 12: three weeks his father, and it was so tragic because

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Speaker 12: by the time I saw him, it was all through

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Speaker 12: his body.

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Speaker 21: Shaping this country.

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Speaker 2: It's a beautiful question one. Thank you for that one.

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Speaker 2: Here's what I would say.

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Speaker 8: I think you need to tell the story of how

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Speaker 8: Argentina was once one of the wealthiest countries in the world,

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Speaker 8: which is true, and because of the Ava Pironne types

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Speaker 8: and socialism, the last forty or fifty years, Argentina became

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Speaker 8: one of the poorest.

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Speaker 2: Countries in South America.

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Speaker 8: And it's completely and totally because of conscious public policy decisions.

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Speaker 8: It's because of a series of political decisions that were

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Speaker 8: stupid decision. Yeah, or we're going to have overwhelming you know,

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Speaker 8: It's beautiful and it's easy to hide in Argentina. Right,

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Speaker 8: It's a very big country. I would tell Americans a

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Speaker 8: did you see what did you see in Argentina as

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Speaker 8: an idiom, not anymore. How we talk about the poverty

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Speaker 21: It is pretty big. It is from wealth and education.

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Speaker 21: Because of what you said about Peran and all that.

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Speaker 14: All the.

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Speaker 21: Institutions we our labor laws are are based on Mussolini's

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Speaker 21: still right now. So they're pretty poor. And uh, that's why.

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Speaker 21: One of the reasons that I came here is because

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Speaker 21: I see there's no change about those things there, and

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Speaker 8: Well, one, keep fighting for freedom. I have traveled the world.

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Speaker 8: I have never been to South America. Well, yeah, it's true,

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Speaker 8: I've been. Yeah, I actually haven't. I've been doing an

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Speaker 8: So what do you want everyone in our audience to

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Speaker 12: The reason I'm in the suit and fancy Nancy here

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Speaker 12: and some other other officials to truly explain the urgency of.

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Speaker 14: This welcome back.

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Speaker 8: I need to tell you guys, and we're gonna talk

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Speaker 8: in the nineteen thirties and forties, they are highly relevant

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Speaker 8: Most importantly, they show us that faith, family, and friends

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Speaker 8: are incredibly important to fight for. Maybe you read these

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Speaker 12: As you know, Charlie, I just I've never been on

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Speaker 12: podcasts until now, and I just did one. I mean

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Speaker 12: three four months ago and we got thousands of requests.

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Speaker 12: You're completely write. The desperation out there is huge and

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Speaker 12: to empower I want this to be made available to

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Speaker 12: the nation.

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Speaker 14: But it's already approved.

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Speaker 12: It's approved just for bladder cancer, and inside the approval

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Speaker 12: it actually states legally in the package insert that this

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Speaker 12: Byshield is, to I knowledge, the only molecule on the

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Speaker 12: planet that stimulates in K cells, T cells and memory

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Speaker 12: T cells without image suppression.

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Speaker 14: So the empowerment for the nation is to.

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Speaker 12: Get aware, to be aware of this availability, I have

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Speaker 12: to work my way through the regultory stuff that goes

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Speaker 12: through and that's one of the reasons why I was

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Speaker 12: in Riod, because the Middle East have committed to me

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Speaker 12: that they will make this available to the Middle East

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Speaker 12: within one hundred days next to one hundred days. So

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Speaker 12: the empowerment is for people to be firstly understandable understanding

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Speaker 12: of the fact that our clinic is now fully overwhelmed.

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Speaker 12: I want this to be available with the country. Prisident

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Speaker 12: Trump understands that. That's one of the conversations I had

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Speaker 12: with him when I was in Riard. You know, we

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Speaker 12: can have the Golden Dome, but we can also have

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Speaker 12: the biodome or the BioShield. And what more important is

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Speaker 12: to prevent patients from dying from radiation, not being treated

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Speaker 12: by the radiation, but dying getting metastasis from the radiation,

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Speaker 12: and that could be prevented with the BioShield. So I

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Speaker 12: suppose it is an active campaign, Charlie, just like you

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Speaker 12: have where you know folks when they even had HIV

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Speaker 12: way way way back and actively campaigned with the FDA.

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Speaker 12: This needs to be made available. I'm not a politician,

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Speaker 12: I'm a doctor. All I want is for us to

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Speaker 12: help people as many patients as we can.

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Speaker 8: Doctor, I want to now ask, will anyone face consequences

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Speaker 8: or have any sort of judgment or justice for what's

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Speaker 8: been done here? And would you call them crimes?

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Speaker 12: Well, look, I have clear information in my possession of

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Speaker 12: the blockage that has been happening over the last four years.

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Speaker 12: And you know you notice I said it's not a

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Speaker 12: conspiracy if it's true.

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Speaker 8: Okay, this is your reminder to go to members dot

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Speaker 2: Well, we're gonna try. We'll see.

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Speaker 8: We might have to be on the road one more day.

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Speaker 8: Email us Freedom at charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 2: God bless you guys, and to.

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Speaker 8: Listen to this entire conversation, please subscribe to the Charlie

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Speaker 14: Talk to you soon,