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Speaker 2: Pray for our enemies because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 3: There's not got a free shot.

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Speaker 1: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 4: I know you don't like hearing that.

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Speaker 5: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 6: Mega media?

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Speaker 7: I wish in my soul, I wish that any of

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Speaker 7: to save my country, this country.

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Speaker 6: Will be saved. Or here's your host, Stephen.

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Speaker 8: K Ban.

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Speaker 4: All right, three two them.

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Speaker 5: Good morning. Today is November eighth, twenty five. In the

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Speaker 5: ear of your Art, in the ear of our Lord.

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Speaker 5: My name is Claire delete Or Live from the Children's

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Speaker 5: Health Defense Conference in Austin, Texas. It's called the Moment

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Speaker 5: of Truth. So why am I here? Why am I hosting?

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Speaker 5: Who am I? I'm a documentary filmmaker. I've been making

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Speaker 4: I watched the movie.

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Speaker 5: Vaxxed at fifteen years old and decided that it was

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Speaker 5: The medical industry has abandoned these families. They've gas lit

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Speaker 4: So at MAHA Action.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, so they're all kinds of different things that are

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Speaker 5: That I think makes you a conspiracy theorist and a

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Speaker 7: They're meant to control the narrative. Anybody who really believes

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Speaker 5: Yeah. Actually, the Maha Institute just had an amazing roundtable

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Speaker 4: They make more money when we're sick.

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Speaker 3: His actions cause global damage and catastrophe, as I may sadly,

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, you guys were going to take a short break.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for being here, Lee, Thank you.

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Speaker 5: So we have actually a headline we wanted to bring up.

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Speaker 4: This is UH, through.

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Speaker 5: Strategic Initiatives, MAHA is supporting rural health nationwide.

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Speaker 4: Lee, tell us a little bit about what you've been doing.

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Speaker 4: You've been traveling the country. You've been like every time

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Speaker 9: Well, we at MAHA Action really wanted to support the

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Speaker 9: So we just started calling asking our friends who knows whom,

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and there was also was it about twenty states

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, there's actually a MAHA Legislative Tracker that you can

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Speaker 5: Absolutely so these two people next to me, Tony Lyons

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Speaker 5: You know, there's this new new Maha Report. Every single

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Speaker 4: When all this was going on, you know, what, what

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Speaker 7: many different words, and you know, even ultra processed foods.

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Speaker 7: Nobody really knew what that was one year ago. And

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Speaker 7: you know, even more importantly, nobody thought that it was

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Speaker 7: okay to talk about whether vaccines were safe or not,

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Speaker 7: or to talk about whether pesticides on vegetables were safe,

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Speaker 7: or to talk about, you know, all kinds of different drugs.

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Speaker 7: So we were at this point where ninety five percent

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Speaker 7: of the population in certain areas like vaccines, maybe it

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Speaker 7: was ninety eight percent. We're just totally brainwashed. And now

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Speaker 7: that's been blown wide open, so that people really believe

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Speaker 7: that they can talk about anything, and that is such

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Speaker 7: an incredible change. And what we need to do is

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Speaker 7: look at that rate of change. But also look at

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Speaker 7: the fact that this Maha movement is just an incredible

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Speaker 7: gift to the Republican Party, and we want to make

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Speaker 7: sure that the Republican Party recognizes that. And I believe

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Speaker 7: that Republicans all around the country ninety or ninety five

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Speaker 7: percent of them really do recognize that and want that

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Speaker 7: and are begging their politicians to back the Mahama What does.

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Speaker 5: That number look like, I mean, it isn't when it

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Speaker 5: comes to Maha being able to swing an election, is

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Speaker 5: isn't it something like give us the numbers on you

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Speaker 5: know what kind of voting base.

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Speaker 4: We have now?

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Speaker 7: Sure? I mean, last week was just clearly a wake

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Speaker 7: up call for Republicans that, you know, they should have

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Speaker 7: used the Maha base so much better. We were ready.

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Speaker 7: There were millions and millions, not two million, not ten million,

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Speaker 7: but one hundred million or one hundred and fifty million people.

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Speaker 7: You know, in all kinds of polling we've done, there's

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Speaker 7: just such widespread backing for these ideas. But we have

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Speaker 7: a lot of politicians who've taken a lot of money

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Speaker 7: from a lot of these companies, and that has to change,

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Speaker 7: and they have to recognize that their base, their voters

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Speaker 7: want this change, they're demanding this change, and if they

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Speaker 7: give it to them that, if they begin to really

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Speaker 7: see that they can raise money from this base, that

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Speaker 7: they can win elections from this base, then I think

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Speaker 7: we're going to see a massive victory in the midterms,

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Speaker 7: and that's what we really want.

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Speaker 5: Absolutely, I don't think there's anything more pro American than

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Speaker 5: being pro health.

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Speaker 4: Lee. Do you have a comment on that.

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Speaker 8: Yes.

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Speaker 9: As we traveled around the country, I've spoken with so

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Speaker 9: many just random people that said that they, outside of

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Speaker 9: their doctor's advice, just changed their diets. And many of them,

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Speaker 9: I've bet so many people that have lost one hundred pounds.

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Speaker 9: It seems like the magic number. They've lost one hundred

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Speaker 9: pounds they've gotten off their diabetic medication, and it's all

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Speaker 9: through going on a different kind of diet that is

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Speaker 9: very easily available to most Americans. And so we are

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Speaker 9: putting that forward. And I'm telling you, if we flip

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Speaker 9: school lunches, if we change the food in hospitals, if

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Speaker 9: we get Americans to not be as diabetic as they

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Speaker 9: are now, and that happens under President Trump and Secretary Kennedy.

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Speaker 3: We are heroes.

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Speaker 9: And that is the road we're going down. That is

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Speaker 9: the message that we need to push. And these are

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Speaker 9: not people that even have heard anything about MA. This

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Speaker 9: is what people are doing, and we are ready and

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Speaker 9: this is our time. So I could not be more excited.

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Speaker 5: This is our time, and that's how I feel, and

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Speaker 4: Thanks so much. We're going to be back from the

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Speaker 4: break soon.

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Speaker 8: So.

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Speaker 6: Let's poor room. Use your host, Stephen k Man.

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Speaker 4: All right, I'm Claar Julie.

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Speaker 5: We're live from the Children's Health Defense Conference twenty twenty

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Speaker 5: five Moment of Truth in Austin, Texas.

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Speaker 4: I have Tony Lyons, president of MAHA Action, joining me

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Speaker 4: and Lee Meronov.

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Speaker 5: Tony, we were talking a little bit over the break

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Speaker 5: about how some Democrats say that, you know, we need

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Speaker 5: to we don't want to medicate the Sorry, it was

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Speaker 5: about the food, right, So we want to feed people

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Speaker 5: to keep them from getting sick, but the food that

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Speaker 5: we're giving them is actually making them sick.

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Speaker 4: You want to talk a little bit more about that.

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Speaker 7: Sure, the idea is that is that there's not that

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Speaker 7: much food, that there are a lot of poor people,

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Speaker 7: and that we have to just get them calories. So

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Speaker 7: the idea there is just so crazy because you know

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Speaker 7: they say, well, we can't afford to have healthy food,

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Speaker 7: but we.

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Speaker 9: Can't ford not to have healthy food.

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Speaker 7: Right, and you know, eating unhealthy food actually costs the

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Speaker 7: government more. So if you look at Medicare or Medicaid,

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Speaker 7: they're responsible for these people's health for their whole lives.

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Speaker 7: So if they get a chronic disease later, we as

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Speaker 7: taxpayers have to pay for that. So you know, it

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Speaker 7: really is true. Now that the Democratic Party has started

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Speaker 7: to say, well, pesticides aren't really so bad for you,

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Speaker 7: Ultra processed foods aren't so bad for you. The New

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Speaker 7: York Times runs these articles, and you have people going

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Speaker 7: on to you know, Instagram eating you know, glasses filled

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Speaker 7: with food dyes. So you know, this is just a

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Speaker 7: really crazy point. And it gets back to the idea

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Speaker 7: that this is such a gift to the Republican Party,

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Speaker 7: that Maha really has the ability to galvanize millions and

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Speaker 7: millions of voters who recognize that they're just being lied to,

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Speaker 7: that these these ideas are bad ideas, and they're unhealthy,

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Speaker 7: and they're and they're killing our children.

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Speaker 9: Well, I totally agree with that, Tony. And the thing is,

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Speaker 9: is there a few things that we have to change

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Speaker 9: right now because a lot of times people get unhealthy

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Speaker 9: food and they eat it because they don't know how

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Speaker 9: to cook. We need to teach Americans how to cook

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Speaker 9: again as a normal part of the part of the day.

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Speaker 9: To take a chicken, to throw it in a pot

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Speaker 9: of water, to make a soup, to make a stew,

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Speaker 9: to make something that lasts, that has leftovers. Leftovers have

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Speaker 9: to be the new common theme in a family group.

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Speaker 9: We need to have a Sunday where you cook several

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Speaker 9: meals for the week, and I think our job is

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Speaker 9: to figure out how to make that possible, how do

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Speaker 9: people afford it, how do they do it? And I

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Speaker 9: think that's a lot of what MAHA Action can do

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Speaker 9: to support HHS, and we can support President Trump.

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Speaker 7: Such a great point, Lee. I mean, if you look

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Speaker 7: at Japan, you know, something like twenty years ago, they

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Speaker 7: stopped mandating vaccines. The kids are so much less medicated,

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Speaker 7: and every school in Japan has a chef, so all

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Speaker 7: the food that children eat in their schools there are

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Speaker 7: fresh foods that are cooked on the same day that

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Speaker 7: the kids eat them, whereas here what a kids eat

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Speaker 7: in school?

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Speaker 8: Right?

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Speaker 9: And I just wanted to say, I've worked on school

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Speaker 9: lunches for a long time in State of Vermont, and

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Speaker 9: there's so many laws and regulations that prevent children from

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Speaker 9: eating healthy food. And that is something that I think

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Speaker 9: that President Trump sees it. I think they see that

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Speaker 9: HHS and we have got to change the laws in

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Speaker 9: the regulations. Then we have to refurbish kitchens, rebuild kitchens,

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Speaker 9: and that costs money, and we've got to figure out

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Speaker 9: how to do this. That is part of the Rural

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Speaker 9: Health Transformation Program, and I think we're on our way.

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Speaker 5: I think, honestly, Lee, I've seen you in action for

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Speaker 5: three years at your firm school in Vermont. I don't

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Speaker 5: think there's a better person to be doing this than you.

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Speaker 5: I think I would call you an expert. You know,

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Speaker 5: when you go to her Lee's farm school, you see

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Speaker 5: kids eating real food, eating whole foods. You know, maybe

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Speaker 5: it's meat, maybe it's a little bit of fresh organic sourdough,

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Speaker 5: some cheese, some raw milk, some berries that they made

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Speaker 5: and canned themselves, blueberries. I wanted to forget fermented foods. Yes,

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Speaker 5: that's a great point, and an sextual foods as well.

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Speaker 5: I wanted to talk a little bit about your farm

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Speaker 5: school ly before we had out. You know, how long

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Speaker 5: has the farm school been around? What are you guys

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Speaker 5: doing with the future, you know, give us the.

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Speaker 9: Und Our farm School's been around for fifteen years, and

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Speaker 9: I really learned farming outside of this country working on

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Speaker 9: another program in Africa and Asia. We now have such

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Speaker 9: a demand for classes that we cannot keep up, and

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Speaker 9: so starting in January, we really want to have a

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Speaker 9: bigger online presence. We are hoping that we will learn.

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Speaker 9: I mean, I'm old, so.

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Speaker 4: That's what I'm here for, right, I'll do it.

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Speaker 9: But five young friends like you, Claire, and we're going

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Speaker 9: to figure out how to try to bring this through

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Speaker 9: one hundred million homes in America. We're going to figure

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Speaker 9: out how many of those we can get into. And

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Speaker 9: the idea is to teach skilling, cooking, sewing, sewings first, cooking, sewing,

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Speaker 9: basic building.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, carpentry kids, I mean also even just basic survival skills.

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Speaker 5: How many American children don't or people don't know how

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Speaker 5: to make a fire, right Like, that's a basic survival

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Speaker 5: school that got humanity to where it is, and many

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Speaker 5: of them don't even understand how to do such a thing.

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Speaker 4: So I went to the Farm School. I started making

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Speaker 4: a documentary series about the Farm School three years ago.

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Speaker 5: We're kind of soft launching it talking about it now,

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Speaker 5: and nothing's released quite yet. We're going to shake you

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Speaker 5: guys the trailer soon. But I do have to say that,

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Speaker 5: even as an adult, who you know, as a kid,

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Speaker 5: I grew up in rural Mississippi, I still I thought

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Speaker 5: I knew a lot.

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Speaker 4: About homesteading, and I found out I didn't really know anything.

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Speaker 4: Most of the six year olds.

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Speaker 5: There no more knew more than I did, and I

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Speaker 5: learned a lot being there.

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Speaker 4: So Lee, before we go, how can people find you?

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Speaker 4: Are you on social media and stuff?

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Speaker 9: Well, okay, we are on Instagram and we do have

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Speaker 9: an account. It's called meadows Bee and then are our

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Speaker 9: firm program is called Young Farmer Starts Young Farmer. You

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Speaker 9: can find us. I mean, we're a little we're getting better. Yeah,

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Speaker 9: we're working on it, Claire.

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Speaker 5: If you also, I did make a landing page for

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Speaker 5: for our documentary series, So if you go to Watchmatosbee

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Speaker 5: dot com, you can sign up for email our email

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Speaker 5: list and we can send you updates. We have actually

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Speaker 5: a couple of things in the shop there where you

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Speaker 5: can buy for Christmas.

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Speaker 4: Coming up.

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Speaker 5: There's a couple sewing tutorials, really cute kind of stuff

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Speaker 5: for beginning beginner sewing things. So yeah, you guys should

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Speaker 5: definitely check it out. We're gonna play a trailer.

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Speaker 4: This was empty, just like the other one.

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Speaker 9: Everywhere around the world, you'll take care of themselves. Only

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Speaker 9: in America, we don't know how to do anything.

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Speaker 4: Twelve these it's their entire life's work. Makes one tea

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Speaker 4: spoon of honey.

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Speaker 9: I've started a new program called Young Farmer Starts. It's

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Speaker 9: people giving of their time and sharing their skills with

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Speaker 9: young children and the harder I make it happier they are.

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Speaker 4: You guys can get in your grips so.

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Speaker 9: We can get this day rolling.

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Speaker 5: We're teaching kids where their food comes from, how it

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Speaker 5: actually grows, the hard work that goes into it.

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Speaker 9: By running children through real life experiences, they get a

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Speaker 9: mastery and an understanding and the compassion that we get

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Speaker 9: kids the love being alive. This is for the budget

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Speaker 9: to be clear, and let's keep the school open and

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Speaker 9: let's keep this community thriving.

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Speaker 1: I have never seen any human being that was able

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Speaker 1: to impart some skills on that. You didn't watch their

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Speaker 1: anxiety level change as having skills and doing something they

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Speaker 1: found belief in oneself was easier.

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Speaker 9: Why do you think they get so wrap full up

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Speaker 9: against your chest.

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Speaker 10: But when people come in and say that it's not

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Speaker 10: a good education, they don't see it. They don't see

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Speaker 10: the kids coming here once a week in farming. They

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Speaker 10: don't see the value of teaching a kid how to.

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Speaker 4: Plan a seed.

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Speaker 10: My father used to say, problems are great opportunities in disguise.

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Speaker 3: Well, if you take away all your kid's problems, they

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Speaker 3: have new opportunities.

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Speaker 9: As a civilization, we have needs to be met. My

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Speaker 9: goal in all the programs I've developed is to have

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Speaker 9: a child that feels like they belong.

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Speaker 8: One.

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Speaker 9: Okay, here's the level two one.

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Speaker 8: There's some people sheeting, another sheeting one.

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Speaker 4: This one for making fires, so you can make a fire.

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Speaker 9: How old are you seven?

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Speaker 4: That's so.

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Speaker 5: I devoted the first I don't know, say, ten years

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Speaker 5: or so of my career to documentary film making exposing

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Speaker 5: the vaccine industry corruption. And you know, I went through

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Speaker 5: several different films that I was in the team of

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Speaker 5: BAX two, which covered thousands of children who were injured

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Speaker 5: by vaccines in nineteen eighty six, the Act, which kind

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Speaker 5: of goes into the history of why the pharmaceutical industry

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Speaker 5: gained liability against vaccine against being sued for harming people.

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Speaker 5: But later on I wanted to move into something more progressive,

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Speaker 5: something that pushed us forward, and that is the Metosbee

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Speaker 5: Farm documentary series. We'll be releasing it sometime soon, coming

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Speaker 5: early next year. So if you want to go and

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Speaker 5: sign up for the email list. I can give you

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Speaker 5: guys updates as much.

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Speaker 4: As I can. We have a cute little shop. You know,

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Speaker 4: Christmas is coming up.

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Speaker 5: My little daughter loves she's eighteen much. She loves wearing

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Speaker 5: the little T shirts for Metosby Farm. Every day she

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Speaker 5: picks them out.

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Speaker 4: I had to get like four of them because they

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Speaker 4: would get so dirty. Anyways, So yeah, do you guys

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Speaker 4: definitely check it out.

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Speaker 5: Joining me right now is Sarah Doe, which I am

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Speaker 5: very happy to have you here.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for being here. So Sarah, Sarah.

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Speaker 5: Doe was actually kicked out of school for not complying

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Speaker 5: with a vaccine mandate.

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Speaker 4: Is that correct?

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Speaker 5: Yes, if you want to go a little bit into

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Speaker 5: We've got about two minutes till the break and then

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Speaker 5: we'll take a break.

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Speaker 4: We'll come back.

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Speaker 5: But if you want to tell us a little bit

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Speaker 5: about what your life was like whenever you were in.

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Speaker 4: School when I was in school. Yeah, when you were

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Speaker 4: in school.

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Speaker 8: Okay, so when I was in school, it was like.

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Speaker 5: Our lovely, our lovely. Sarah Dough joining us is sixteen

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Speaker 5: years old.

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Speaker 4: This is probably one of her first live interviews. But

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Speaker 4: I'm so happy you're here.

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Speaker 5: But for you, you know, were you enjoying your school experience.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, very much, and they took.

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Speaker 4: It all away.

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Speaker 5: But right, so, so at a certain for a certain

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Speaker 5: period of time, Sarah Sarah dough, you had no back nations,

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Speaker 5: is that correct?

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Speaker 8: Till twenty nineteen, I didn't have any vaccinations because I

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Speaker 8: had a religious exemption.

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Speaker 4: Okay. And then at a certain point, what state do

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Speaker 4: you live in? I live in New York? You live

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Speaker 4: in New York?

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Speaker 5: That religious assumption was removed. Yeah, so that means that

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Speaker 5: she's then put in a position where she has to

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Speaker 5: be vaccinated to go to school.

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Speaker 4: So what happened? Were you vaccinated at that point?

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Speaker 8: I had to get.

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Speaker 4: I think.

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Speaker 8: Like ten doses to get caught up just to be

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Speaker 8: put back into school. And ever since I've gotten those,

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Speaker 8: I've had like my whole body's had a reaction. It's

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Speaker 8: been so bad. I've never been the same since those vaccines.

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Speaker 5: And yeah, I actually was talking with Michael Kaine, who

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Speaker 5: we had on yesterday about some of the health issues

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Speaker 5: that you've experienced since then.

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Speaker 4: You know, what would you describe that as?

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Speaker 3: Was that?

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Speaker 4: Obviously it's not an enjoyable no experience. I mean, what

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Speaker 4: how did your life.

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Speaker 8: Change so ever since those vaccines. My body gets active

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Speaker 8: flare ups of like a rash all over my body,

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Speaker 8: and it feels like my whole body's on fire, and

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Speaker 8: it just feels it feels like it's insane. It's the

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Speaker 8: worst feeling anyone could ever.

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Speaker 5: Feel, incredibly painful. I know this might be a technical question, Sarah, though,

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Speaker 5: but do you have any certain diagnoses that came about

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Speaker 5: after you were vaccinated?

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Speaker 8: So? I have muticaria, I have von Willebrand's, I have.

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Speaker 4: Various others, various other.

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Speaker 5: Wi a lot of We're gonna run to the break

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Speaker 6: Here's your host, Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 5: All right, so we're coming back out of the break.

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Speaker 5: We have Sarah Dough with us. She was just talking

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Speaker 5: to us about her vaccine injury.

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Speaker 4: Before we talk with her, I.

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Speaker 5: Actually wanted to mention something that I didn't really talk

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Speaker 5: about much, which is that I lived in Mississippi who

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Speaker 5: did not have religious assumptions for vaccines for.

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Speaker 4: Kids in school.

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Speaker 5: So I was homeschooled until fifth grade, and in fifth grade.

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Speaker 4: I was caught up.

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Speaker 5: I had five shots in one day and experienced what

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Speaker 5: would be diagnosed as pots. You know, as a young person,

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Speaker 5: I couldn't stand without my vision blacking out. I bruised easily.

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Speaker 5: I couldn't run on the playground anymore. I had no energy,

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Speaker 5: you know, would I would frequently faint. There was a

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Speaker 5: lot of issues that I had and to explain to

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Speaker 5: a kid that, you know, hey, I was healthy and

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Speaker 5: then I wasn't healthy, and this thing happened.

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Speaker 4: I got this medical treatment.

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Speaker 5: But just because it's a vaccine, all of a sudden,

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Speaker 5: we completely dismiss it. Right, Oh, well that can't be

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Speaker 5: that it's safe and effective. Well, it's not safe and effective.

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Speaker 5: You can look at the vaccine inserts. All these side

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Speaker 5: effects are on the vaccine inserts. Doctors won't tell you that,

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Speaker 5: but the pharmaceutical companies will on their product packages.

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Speaker 4: So, Sarah, No, that's.

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Speaker 5: My background, so I know where you're coming from. I

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Speaker 5: wanted to talk a little bit about some of your experiences.

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Speaker 5: So Sarah shared with me that she has chronic limes disease. Now,

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Speaker 5: she's been hospitalized twice, had severe kidney issues, she was septics,

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Speaker 5: she almost died following vaccination. And despite all these side

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Speaker 5: effects you've experienced, have you found any doctors that have

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Speaker 5: been able to help you in any way?

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Speaker 8: So no, but we keep looking for one day hopefully

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Speaker 8: they can help us.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but that would that would be amazing. Yeah, So

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Speaker 4: tell me a little bit about so.

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Speaker 5: So you then we were caught up on shots you

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Speaker 5: got in school.

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Speaker 4: Were you ever able to finish getting caught up?

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Speaker 8: So we had to take a break because after I

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Speaker 8: got all those shots, my arms started having reactions and

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Speaker 8: I wasn't able to play the sports anymore because of

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Speaker 8: my arms.

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Speaker 4: So we had to take a break.

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Speaker 8: From that, and then we starting last year, I moved

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Speaker 8: to a different school and the school nurse there looked

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Speaker 8: at my chart and noticed that I didn't have one

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Speaker 8: of the heppie vaccines, but I had two of them

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Speaker 8: and I just needed one more.

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Speaker 4: And so she.

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Speaker 5: Like, she told the administration and so on and so forth,

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Speaker 5: and yeah, so what did that look like?

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Speaker 8: You know?

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Speaker 5: Was it letters into your parents and yeah, and then

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Speaker 5: it said, look, you have to get this.

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Speaker 4: You think you can't come back to school?

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Speaker 8: No? Yeah, And so knowing my mom, she kept fighting

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Speaker 8: and she just told the school she said, I'm just

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Speaker 8: going to keep going to going to doctors and just

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Speaker 8: keep getting medical exemptions until you finally accept it.

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Speaker 4: And they never did, right. Yeah. So then you guys,

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Speaker 4: you guys went through.

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Speaker 5: A court case to argue that, hey, this is defying

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Speaker 5: our religious beliefs or medical needs and and so I

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Speaker 5: know it's kind of tough.

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Speaker 4: For you probably to give me, you know, specifics on

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Speaker 4: legal updates. But didn't you guys win something.

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Speaker 8: Yes, so we made case law and we won federal

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Speaker 8: court and that put me back into school. But the

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Speaker 8: fight's still not over. I'm still not fully done with

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Speaker 8: like being back in school. They try to put me

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Speaker 8: back in the tenth grade, and my mom fought it again,

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Speaker 8: so they dropped that.

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Speaker 4: But so what's it been like for you?

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Speaker 5: I mean with friends in school and you know, and

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Speaker 5: how how do your peers feel about it?

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Speaker 8: Are they like, oh, no, around so the peers don't

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Speaker 8: like My peers don't really like there, they don't really care,

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Speaker 8: like they don't really know about it. But some of

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Speaker 8: the kids they do make fun of me. But I

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Speaker 8: don't let that bother me. I know, yeah, yeah, but

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Speaker 8: I've been making a lot of new friends and it's

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Speaker 8: been amazing this school year.

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Speaker 4: It's so amazing to be back back in school. Which

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Speaker 4: is your right? Are you in a public school?

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Speaker 8: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: So your family pays taxes for you to go to

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Speaker 5: school and they're being denied the right to education because

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Speaker 5: she's missing one vaccine, which, by the way, is very

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Speaker 5: difficult to spread hepatitis BEE.

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Speaker 4: From one student to another.

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Speaker 8: Also, if you have active he be, if you have

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Speaker 8: active have bee, you still can go to school.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so if you have a active bee infection, you

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Speaker 5: can still go to school, but if you don't have

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Speaker 5: the vaccine, you.

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Speaker 4: Can't come here. Tell me how that makes sense.

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Speaker 5: Listen, Sarah, how can people find info about your court case, which,

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Speaker 5: by the way, Children's Health Defense is helping you out with, right, Yeah,

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Speaker 5: so Children's Help Defense is helping defend Sarah dough This

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Speaker 5: is part of our legal litigation department. We're very proud

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Speaker 5: to be helping Sarah Dooe as much as we can.

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Speaker 4: But do you know, you know, how can people.

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Speaker 5: Follow you or learn more about your story and follow

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Speaker 5: along and help.

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Speaker 4: You in any way. Do you have anything? Do you

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Speaker 4: have like Instagram? It's like TikTok, But I.

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Speaker 5: Don't know if if we're allowed to give her information out,

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Speaker 5: So maybe I'll make like a public account, may make

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Speaker 5: a public account or something like that. Listen before we go,

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Speaker 5: Sarah do I'm I know that I see how you are.

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Speaker 5: You are a very strong young lady. You are composing yourself.

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Speaker 5: You're not getting bogged down on the details of like

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Speaker 5: or playing a victim.

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Speaker 4: Mentality, but you're fighting for your future.

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Speaker 5: But I do I want our guests to be able

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Speaker 5: to connect with you in a way that like, I'm

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Speaker 5: sure they have children.

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Speaker 4: You know, how can you describe what has been taken

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Speaker 4: away from you? Why?

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Speaker 5: Why is it that you have to be going through

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Speaker 5: this right now? If you could describe to me what

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Speaker 5: it's been like for you emotionally?

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Speaker 4: Has it been tough? Very tough?

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Speaker 8: I as soon as I got kicked out of school,

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Speaker 8: I didn't realize like how bad it was to actually

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Speaker 8: not be in school and just sitting in my bed

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Speaker 8: every day seeing other kids be able to go to

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Speaker 8: school and not being able to go to school.

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Speaker 4: I wondered, what's wrong with me?

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Speaker 8: Why can't I go to school? You know? And it

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Speaker 8: was just that time in my life was kind of

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Speaker 8: it was all blank because I don't know.

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Speaker 4: And it's okay to be emotional about it. It is

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Speaker 4: because you deserve to be and you've been strong for

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Speaker 4: a very long time.

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Speaker 5: Posse, send her some love, Pray for her, pray for

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Speaker 5: her court case. We want to help her as much

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Speaker 5: as you can. When we take the break, I'm going

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Speaker 5: to give this awesome young lady a hug because what

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Speaker 5: happened to you is discriminatory. You were not able to

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Speaker 5: continue to be vaccinated. And even if you didn't want

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Speaker 5: to have those vaccines at all, that's no one's business.

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Speaker 5: You should have been able to go to school. And

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Speaker 5: that is not fair to put that pressure on a

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Speaker 5: fifteen year old. Not to call you a child, but

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Speaker 5: on a fifteen year old child. That's absolutely ridiculous. Like

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Speaker 5: I said, Pols, you pray for Sarah Dough, send her

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Speaker 5: some love. Sign up for the email updates on Children's

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Speaker 5: Health Defense dot org and you can probably learn more

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Speaker 5: about her court case there.

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Speaker 4: And yeah, we'll see you guys soon. We're going to

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Speaker 4: take a short break