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Speaker 1: What ierf President Trump is able to play this celebration

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Speaker 4: Like this generation has been selling out the generations you know,

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Speaker 9: So this is like, what happened in Canada is so stupid,

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Speaker 6: One hundred boomers have TDS to the fall. I thought

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's always been the when we're joking about Canada

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Anthony, one of the big things that I saw

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Speaker 1: Would your body let's deport Canadians to space because we

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Speaker 1: Thank you coming up here on turning point tonight, We've

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Speaker 1: got an awesome clip from Alex Clark's Culture Apothecary podcast.

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Speaker 1: Don't go away, We'll be right back after this.

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Speaker 11: Why is it crucial when you're discussing sexuality and gender

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Speaker 11: to understand who God intended marriage to be?

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Speaker 8: Four? Because if we go all the way back to

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Speaker 8: the first verse, the first chapter of the first book

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Speaker 8: of the Bible, that God created the heavens and the earth,

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Speaker 8: maybe the most controversial verse in the Bible because of

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Speaker 8: all of its implications.

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Speaker 7: Because if God is the.

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Speaker 8: Authority over all things, or if he's the creator over

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Speaker 8: all things rather than he is the authority over them,

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Speaker 8: if he created us, he gets to say what we are,

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Speaker 8: who we are, and thankfully, he answers so many of

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Speaker 8: our so called culture war questions. In that one verse,

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Speaker 8: genusis one twenty seven. He made us in his image.

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Speaker 8: That means we matter from the point that we're humans

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Speaker 8: conception onward. It means that we are made male and female,

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Speaker 8: because that's what.

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Speaker 7: That verse says.

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Speaker 8: And then he brings us together in a marriage. So

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Speaker 8: he's defined gender, marriage, the value of life, all in

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Speaker 8: one verse. And then he tells us to be fruitful

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Speaker 8: and multiply. That is the nature of marriage. And it's

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Speaker 8: not a coincidence that in Ephesians five, Paul says that

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Speaker 8: wives are.

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Speaker 7: To submit to our husbands.

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Speaker 8: Husbands are to love their wives as Christ love the church,

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Speaker 8: because we are a reflection of the Bride of Christ

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Speaker 8: as women as wives, and they're the reflection of Christ,

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Speaker 8: the Savior, the bridegroom.

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Speaker 7: Two men can't do that. Two women can't do that.

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Speaker 11: But what would you say to somebody who says, okay, Ali,

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Speaker 11: but there are children growing up with moms and dads

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Speaker 11: who are in an incredibly toxic environment, and there are

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Speaker 11: kids growing up with, you know, two gay parents that

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Speaker 11: love them, and it's great.

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Speaker 7: I would say, Obviously, the ideal situation.

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Speaker 8: Is that a child is with a mom and a

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Speaker 8: dad that love them very much. They're biological mom and

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Speaker 8: dad that love them very much.

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Speaker 7: That is the ideal.

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Speaker 8: We live in a fallen world, so we don't always.

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Speaker 7: Get the ideal.

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Speaker 8: Adoption redeems a broken situation, but it is still not

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Speaker 8: the ideal. The ideal is for that married biological mom

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Speaker 8: and dad. And Brad Wilcox, a professor at the University

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Speaker 8: of Virginia, has debunked through data what's called the family

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Speaker 8: diversity theory, which we hear a lot, which is that

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Speaker 8: kids just need love. It doesn't matter if it's two men,

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Speaker 8: two women, one and a polycule situation. As long as

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Speaker 8: they're loved and their material needs are met, they're fine.

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Speaker 7: That's just not true. Kids want to know.

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Speaker 8: People want to know whose they are, where they come from,

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Speaker 8: and knowing the DNA of both parents, the family history

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Speaker 8: of both parents, really matters to us because the law

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Speaker 8: of God is written on our hearts. We want to

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Speaker 8: know whose we are and why we're here, and parents

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Speaker 8: give us a beautiful window into that. So, of course

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Speaker 8: I don't want any child to be mistreated, but just

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Speaker 8: because I don't want children to be mistreated. That doesn't

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Speaker 8: mean that I am okay with raising purposely motherless or

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Speaker 8: fatherless kids. You wrote in the book that in twenty eighteen,

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Speaker 8: you speaking out in opposition to Lauren Daegel celebrating same

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Speaker 8: sex marriage really taught you to be fearless when offering

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Speaker 8: clarity on controversial subjects, Dave Rubin. A few years later,

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Speaker 8: a friend of all of ours decided to have two

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Speaker 8: children with his husband via legacy. Was that another moment

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Speaker 8: where toxic empathy was attempting route for you? Well, I

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Speaker 8: will say for Lauren Daegel, she did not celebrate same

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Speaker 8: sex marriage. She was asked about what the Bible says

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Speaker 8: about homosexuality, and she said she didn't know because a

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Speaker 8: lot of people that she loves are gay, and so

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Speaker 8: she was wrong on that. I don't know if she

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Speaker 8: has corrected herself since then. I think that she's really

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Speaker 8: talented and brings a lot to the table there. But

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Speaker 8: that was my first time speaking out about this, and

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Speaker 8: that's why I think when I came up with that

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Speaker 8: alliteration that I already explained because the Bible really does

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Speaker 8: make this so clear, and I was initially scared to talk.

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Speaker 7: About it with Lauren.

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Speaker 8: Yes, I was nervous, but I think it was like

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Speaker 8: also around June and I was getting a lot of

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Speaker 8: messages from people being like, can you please talk about this?

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Speaker 8: Or my church doesn't talk about this, or what do

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Speaker 8: you think about the United Church or my unit Methodist

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Speaker 8: church split over LGBTQ issues, and so I was like, Okay,

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Speaker 8: I feel like I just need to lay this out there.

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Speaker 7: But I was nervous.

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Speaker 8: I had been asked to speak on a panel about

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Speaker 8: the definition of marriage, just like a few weeks earlier,

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Speaker 8: and I was thinking God that there was a scheduling

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Speaker 8: conflict because I was so scared to just be outright

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Speaker 8: about it, which is almost silly to think about now.

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Speaker 8: And that's just a lesson for people, like once you

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Speaker 8: say the thing, the thing that is true, it gets

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Speaker 8: easier and easier every time. But yeah, Dave Rubin, I

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Speaker 8: was nervous before that interview where I, you know, told

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Speaker 8: him what I thought as a Christian and he's a

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Speaker 8: great interviewer. He was very respectful since I've been more

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Speaker 8: outspoken against surrogacy. Though yeah, there's some added tension there.

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Speaker 11: As he said something to you like I don't appreciate

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Speaker 11: this or just like he just doesn't talk to you period, Well.

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Speaker 12: We don't.

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Speaker 8: We don't talk, but I won't I won't disclose, you know,

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Speaker 8: private communication. I probably wouldn't like it if someone did.

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Speaker 7: That to me.

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Speaker 8: I don't know whether he would pay me that respect,

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Speaker 8: but I won't disclose the private communication. But I will

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Speaker 8: say we don't have the same yeah, yeah, friendly relationship

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Speaker 8: that we did. But I still think, you know, he's

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Speaker 8: such a talented person. He is I would say, one

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Speaker 8: of the very best interviewers that I have ever been interviewed.

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Speaker 7: By, especially as someone.

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Speaker 8: Who I'm you know, even before he had kids. I'm

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Speaker 8: telling him something very personal that I disagree with, and

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Speaker 8: he handled that, you know, in a very very classy

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Speaker 8: and graceful way. And so I'll say that about Dave,

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Speaker 8: and I wish him the best.

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Speaker 11: One thing that I did not know about you that

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Speaker 11: you'd written in the book, and it was actually very

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Speaker 11: surprised by, is you admit that there was a time

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Speaker 11: where you were like, Okay, I'm personally against gay marriage,

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Speaker 11: but I still feel like it should be legal, and

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Speaker 11: then you changed your mind. So my question is what

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Speaker 11: toxic empathy pitfalls have you fallen into a s point

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Speaker 11: as a Christian and then later changed your mind on.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, there's been a lot. I would say there's one

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Speaker 8: in every chapter in abortion. I used to be for

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Speaker 8: the exceptions. I thought that that was a completely acceptable

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Speaker 8: pro life position to be against abortion, except of course,

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Speaker 8: in cases of rape and incest and serious female fetal

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Speaker 8: anomalies and you know, the life of the mother.

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Speaker 7: I really hadn't thought through those things.

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Speaker 8: I just thought that sounded very obvious and compassionate and balanced.

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Speaker 8: And I remember, I said that this is probably two

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Speaker 8: thousand and I don't know, sixteen seventeen, I posted something

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Speaker 8: along those lines on Facebook, and.

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Speaker 7: I don't remember who it was. It wasn't a public figure.

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Speaker 8: I think it was just a random commenter said, you know,

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Speaker 8: what's the difference in a baby that's conceived in rape

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Speaker 8: and a baby that's not conceived in rape? And that

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Speaker 8: showed me that I really wasn't looking at abortion through

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Speaker 8: the perspective of the victim of abortion, which.

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Speaker 7: Is the baby.

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Speaker 8: I really was still thinking, yeah, killing babies is wrong

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Speaker 8: most of the time, but in some cases it's not,

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Speaker 8: which completely undermines the whole pro life premise is which

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Speaker 8: is that babies in the womb, from the point of conception, matter,

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Speaker 8: that they are entitled to rights, that they have dignity.

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Speaker 8: Why would I execute the death penalty on a baby

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Speaker 8: because of how he was conceived.

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Speaker 7: It didn't make any sense.

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Speaker 8: So I've since changed my position and also just educated

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Speaker 8: myself through talking to so many pro life doctors that

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Speaker 8: there's really no reason to kill a baby to save

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Speaker 8: the mother.

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Speaker 7: If the mother needs, for example.

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Speaker 8: Chemotherapy, she's sixteen weeks pregnant, she needs it immediately or

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Speaker 8: she's going to die, the humane thing to do is

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Speaker 8: to deliver that baby whole, even knowing that that baby

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Speaker 8: is going to tragically die, to do everything that you

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Speaker 8: can to comfort that baby to save the mother. There's

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Speaker 8: no reason to poison or starve or dismember a baby

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Speaker 8: to save the mom. So I really don't believe in

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Speaker 8: any exceptions.

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Speaker 11: I was like flipping through the book reading thinking like, Okay,

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Speaker 11: there's going to be a big fertility chapter here. Besides LGBTQ,

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Speaker 11: I think this idea telling women you have a right

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Speaker 11: to be a parent is another toxic empathy.

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Speaker 7: Lie.

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Speaker 11: Did you consider putting anything about sorgasine IVF the.

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Speaker 7: Boz in there.

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Speaker 8: It's in the Love is Love chapter, but we don't

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Speaker 8: do a separate chapter of fertility treatment. It's in there

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Speaker 8: just because when Alex is going to write a book

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Speaker 8: one day, I'm trying to convince her to write a book.

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Speaker 7: So when you write a book, you were going.

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Speaker 8: To realize, like you want to put in every argument

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Speaker 8: you've ever made, every book that you write, and you

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Speaker 8: know you have a limit.

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Speaker 7: That is hard for me.

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Speaker 8: I could have like made this book three times as long,

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Speaker 8: because I could have done a chapter on every subject

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Speaker 8: I've ever talked about.

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Speaker 7: So I had to find a way to like sneak

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Speaker 7: it in there, and.

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Speaker 8: So I did it in the Love is Love chapter,

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Speaker 8: and we do a little bit also just talk about

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Speaker 8: fertility treatments in general, even though we're talking about it

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Speaker 8: in the context of motherless and fatherless kids.

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Speaker 7: But yes, this idea.

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Speaker 8: That your desire to be a mom, because that's a

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Speaker 8: good desire, and it is that that justifies any means

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Speaker 8: necessary to fulfill that desire. That's wrong.

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Speaker 7: That's toxic empathy. It's toxic empathy.

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Speaker 8: And in a way I know that this sounds so harsh,

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Speaker 8: and I don't want to sound harsh because gosh, the

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Speaker 8: longing for a child is like none other, and I

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Speaker 8: have true compassion and understanding for that. But it is

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Speaker 8: putting yourself first. It is selfish because you are asking embryos,

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Speaker 8: these helpless children, these lives that you've created, to potentially

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Speaker 8: sacrifice themselves for your desire to have a child.

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Speaker 1: Leadership Summit is happening in June and Dallas, Texas. You

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Speaker 1: can only go if you're a woman. I can't. We've

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Speaker 1: keeped saying that just to make sure that none of

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Speaker 1: you weird try and sneak in pretend or woman. Now,

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Speaker 1: no you're not. You can't go unless you're an actual woman.

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Speaker 1: You can find out more information on that at tpusa

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Speaker 1: dot com. Also, the Student Action Summit in Tampa, Florida

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Speaker 1: is happening in July. Again, more information on that at

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Speaker 1: tpusa dot com. Anybody can go to that one, just

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Speaker 1: the young women. The Leadership Summit is only women. You

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Speaker 1: can't go if you're a man. So, without further ado,

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Speaker 1: it is time for TikTok Tuesday. There some fantastic tiktoks

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Speaker 1: in the queue, so let's play a clip number one

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Speaker 1: here on TikTok Tuesday.

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Speaker 6: I just earned my PhD, so I'm officially a Doctor

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Speaker 6: of Gender Studies. So when I lecture people about pronouns,

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Speaker 6: now I can charge them for it and call it a.

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Speaker 1: Class Honestly, that's actually great, dude. I'm super happy for you,

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Speaker 1: very excited that you've reached that milestone in your life. Anyway,

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Speaker 1: can I get a vanilla latte with whole milk and

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Speaker 1: also get a scone on the side, And I don't

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Speaker 1: need the scone warmed up. I think it's just it's

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Speaker 1: fine when you put it in the microwave. Sometimes it

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Speaker 1: gets all the texture gets all wonky. But really appreciate that, dude.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'll try to not laugh at myself. But

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Speaker 1: next clip, next clip on TikTok Tuesday is this follows.

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Speaker 3: They owe each of us three hundred cans.

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Speaker 7: So I don't care how to get the money.

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Speaker 1: That's not my prom I.

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Speaker 11: Don't want my money.

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Speaker 2: That is.

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Speaker 3: Oh you you have.

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Speaker 1: To be it, amen, sister. I agree. Somebody owes me

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Speaker 1: three hundred thousand dollars. As a black woman myself, I well,

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Speaker 1: which again I don't know if anybody knew this, I

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Speaker 1: do identify that as a black woman. Uh, at least

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Speaker 1: for the times in which somebody is gonna pay me

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Speaker 1: three hundred thousand dollars. So somebody, somebody owes me a

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Speaker 1: lot of money, and you better pay up and as

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Speaker 1: soon as I get my money in the check clears,

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Speaker 1: I will go back to being what I am. God

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Speaker 1: identifies that. Wow, we've got some TikTok is a wild

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Speaker 1: place people, if you're not familiar with it. This is

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Speaker 1: where you find all this crazy stuff on the internet.

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Speaker 1: Included eclips like this. Go ahead, play clip three.

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Speaker 3: So how is your date with that girl?

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Speaker 7: They're non binary? Actually?

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Speaker 3: Oh, I'm so sorry. How is your date with they?

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Speaker 7: I don't think you get it? Stay them?

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Speaker 10: They?

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Speaker 13: Then?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: Was them hot? I don't think you're getting it.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 7: It's like sl Yeah, that.

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Speaker 1: Was they cool.

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Speaker 3: So now you're actually just like speaking English? Okay, sorry?

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Speaker 3: Was what did you all do together?

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Speaker 6: Oh?

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Speaker 7: Yes, I can answer that perfect.

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Speaker 1: That's actually the best thing. It's you just said the

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Speaker 1: whole time. What's its name? I love? I love the

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Speaker 1: audacity there of no. No, Now you're just speaking English wrong. Okay, Well,

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Speaker 1: you're using a plural to describe a single person. There's

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Speaker 1: a fantastic stand up comedy bit. I should I should

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Speaker 1: have found it. Maybe maybe I'll find it sometime later

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Speaker 1: on in the week or some other time with this

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Speaker 1: guy says, I'm just I'm new to these pronouns. He's

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Speaker 1: an immigrant, and he's like, yeah, somebody said, hey, you're

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Speaker 1: coming over to my house. So no, no, no, not not he,

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Speaker 1: it's it's they. And he goes, oh, okay, well they

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Speaker 1: and then they showed up and it was one person,

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Speaker 1: and he was mad because he bought all this food

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Speaker 1: because he expected he expected more people because they is

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Speaker 1: a plural. And I love the audacity. Hey, no, no, no,

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Speaker 1: you're you're saying English wrong and they're far No, okay,

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Speaker 1: all right, I don't have to put up with your

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Speaker 1: nonsensew TikTok is such a wild place. Let's see the

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Speaker 1: last one here. This is actually quite interesting. And I

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Speaker 1: talk about this a lot as a person who was

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Speaker 1: suffering under the dictatorial thumb in California. As a laboratory

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Speaker 1: of democracy, I say this sort of thing a lot

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Speaker 1: of times, and it's fun to hear someone else echo

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Speaker 1: my sentiment of living in this god forsaken hellhole. That

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Speaker 1: is an example of what you shouldn't do in the

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Speaker 1: red state that you live in. Watch this, a guy

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Speaker 1: from Portland talking about his experience.

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Speaker 13: Portland is doing an incredible service to the rest of

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Speaker 13: the country. We are the place where the worst ideas

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Speaker 13: are experiment in the lines, and so we are the

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Speaker 13: we're the guinea pigs, we're the lab and so our

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Speaker 13: suffering is here to help make everyone else's life a

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Speaker 13: little bit more flourishing. We'd love to say that, you know,

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Speaker 13: we're the leaders, and we are the leader. We're leaders

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Speaker 13: in what not to do, and it's very important. It's

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Speaker 13: a role that we had to play. We should relish it.

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Speaker 13: It's sad, I mean, we suffer through it, but it's

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Speaker 13: just as we.

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Speaker 1: Have to bear it is. That's a that's one hundred

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Speaker 1: percent troop. I feel that way in California. I exist

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Speaker 1: in the state of California to be an example for

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Speaker 1: the rest of the country of what not to do.

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Speaker 1: The people of Portland are the reason you have warning

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Speaker 1: labels on don't eat the dish. So that's exactly the

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Speaker 1: reason why. And you need those types of people. And

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Speaker 1: I am not happy to do it, but I am

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Speaker 1: doing this service in California to look around and go, oh,

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Speaker 1: this the terrible idea and it sucks, and we shouldn't

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Speaker 1: do it elsewhere so that you, in your reasonably run

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Speaker 1: states don't have to suffer the same consequences of bad

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Speaker 1: policy where you live. That is going to do it

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Speaker 1: for us here at turning point tonight. Thanks so much

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Speaker 1: for tuning in. Charlie's gonna close us out. We'll be back,

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Speaker 1: same time, same place tomorrow again. You can email the

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Speaker 1: show TPT atbusa dot com anytime you want see you then,

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Speaker 1: God bless America.

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Speaker 12: It is one hundred days of the Trump presidency. And

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Speaker 12: if you are getting a little bit uneasy, oh I

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Speaker 12: wish there was more deportation. Where are the arrests? Where

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Speaker 12: this eye get it? We're here to air all those grievances.

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Speaker 12: In fact, today is a day where we understand that

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Speaker 12: it could be festivous every day here on the Charlie

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Speaker 12: Kirk Show, the airing of grievances. But what I will

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Speaker 12: not tolerate is whining, complaining, because all we have to

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Speaker 12: do is look to the north. All we have to

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Speaker 12: do to look is to look to our neighbor, to say,

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Speaker 12: you know what, we have it pretty good here, we

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Speaker 12: have it pretty awesome. We have a president and administration

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Speaker 12: every day that is fighting for the American people, and

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Speaker 12: they're getting things together. They are reconfiguring the US government

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Speaker 12: to represent our country, because boy, what happened last night

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Speaker 12: in Canada is awfully depressing. We're gonna be spending on

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Speaker 12: us the entire hour talking about what's happened in Canada

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Speaker 12: and contrast it with what's happening here. There's a fair

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Speaker 12: amount of people that just want to try to find

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Speaker 12: something wrong with President Trump's administration. Oh, we shouldn't have

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Speaker 12: deported that guy. A lot of should have. But time out. Guys,

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Speaker 12: understand that we could have a prime Minister carneye we

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Speaker 12: could have a catastrophe on our hands. Canada, being our

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Speaker 12: neighbor to the north, has indulged the last forty years

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Speaker 12: in liberal government and their decline as steep I'm sorry,

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Speaker 12: sixteen years, huge explosion of housing prices, a incomprehensible immigration flood,

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Speaker 12: hard to even grasp. The biggest innovation in Canada right

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Speaker 12: now is they become the most famously pro suicide country

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Speaker 12: in the world, not a joke. And interestingly, the election

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Speaker 12: last night, which was the election of mister Carney as

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Speaker 12: Prime minister, the patterns of what we're seeing in Canada

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Speaker 12: are eerily similar to that in America. Get this, Canadians

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Speaker 12: over the age of sixty and over are by far

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Speaker 12: the most likely to vote for Carney because they thought

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Speaker 12: he was good at dealing with Donald Trump. For younger voters,

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Speaker 12: very similar to here in America, they wanted to reduce

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Speaker 12: the cost of living. So I think I could be

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Speaker 12: a little bit more candid, because whenever I say anything

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Speaker 12: about baby boomers, I get thousands of nasty emails, as

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Speaker 12: if people must be defensive of their generation, like I'm

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Speaker 12: attacking or family. It's very bizarre to me. But how

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Speaker 12: about this. Canadian baby boomers don't care about the future

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Speaker 12: of Canada. Now, if I get criticism from that statement,

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Speaker 12: I will shrug my shoulders and laugh. You would think

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Speaker 12: the way the West was built was with a intergenerational

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Speaker 12: social compact. I, at age sixty, am going to sacrifice

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Speaker 12: for future generations. I might not have the life that

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Speaker 12: I want, but my kids will and that will give

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Speaker 12: me satisfaction. That is how you build a country. That

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Speaker 12: is how civilization improves when you have delayed gratification. It's

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Speaker 12: how you leave a legacy. And we saw a window

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Speaker 12: into the perverse moral nature that now dominates the West.

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Speaker 12: And Canada was way worse than America, but both of

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Speaker 12: we saw a we will sacrifice the youth to save

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Speaker 12: the old mantra, very troubling. Few people isolated this and

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Speaker 12: we're going to ruin our kids' lives so that we

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Speaker 12: can have a better five years. When has that ever

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Speaker 12: been the case of a Western value that is a

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Speaker 12: soft form, soft form of child sacrifice going to have

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Speaker 12: young people have a worse time off. They're going to

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Speaker 12: be mass they're gonna be more suicidal, they're gonna be

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Speaker 12: more alcohol addicted, more drug addicted, more isolated, less likely

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Speaker 12: to be part of a community. But hey, at least

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Speaker 12: I'm making sure that I don't get COVID. Even though

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Speaker 12: it wasn't nearly the threat that people thought, it was

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Speaker 12: not even close. And in Canada we saw with the

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Speaker 12: had a massive lead just a month and a half ago.

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Speaker 12: And to be honest, President Trump's issuing of tariff against

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Speaker 12: Conservative Party very well should have positioned themselves as a

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Speaker 12: way to benefit from it. But Canadian voters said, oh,

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Speaker 12: Trump is a conservative, conservative party. We want to stay liberal.

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Speaker 12: The amount of people that Canada is bringing in through

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Speaker 12: mass migration will destroy Canada. Canada is already basically destroyed

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Speaker 12: a million people a year. Canada is literally falling apart.

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Speaker 12: Its average home price is tens of thousands of dollars

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Speaker 12: higher than here in America, even though Canada has nothing

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Speaker 12: but space and lower incomes than America. It is a choice,

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Speaker 12: it is a decision. They're bringing in people from all

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Speaker 12: whatever that means anymore. They have long wait for medical procedures,

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Speaker 12: mass proliferation of drug usage, except, of course, if you

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Speaker 12: want to be able to use suicide, suicidal drugs or

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Speaker 12: suicide pods. They call it made maaid medical assistance in dying.

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Speaker 12: And you look at now one hundred days, one hundred

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Speaker 12: days of President Trump, the contrast and the difference, and

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Speaker 12: you should be saying your prayers of gratitude today, Thank

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Speaker 12: you Lord for saving us, Thank you Lord for giving

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Speaker 12: us the grace. Because Canada, we are going to be

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Speaker 12: neighboring a semi soviet country, soon. It's not an exaggeration.

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Speaker 12: We have a border. We are putting the American worker first.

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Speaker 12: And I've always said to reporters or people on campus, Charlie,

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Speaker 12: what do you disagree with President Trump on? And I

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Speaker 12: kind of jokingly but very seriously say, Man, I don't

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Speaker 12: want Canada as our fifty first state. Why would we

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Speaker 12: want this state? They're more to the left than even

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Speaker 12: our most liberal state. Why would we want them as

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Speaker 12: our fifty first date? And now Canada is in a

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Speaker 12: irreversible death spiral, held captive by environmentalism. Mass migration critical theory.

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Speaker 12: It is every dynamic, imaginable, packaged