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Speaker 1: have to get to this what a shift show. Senator

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Speaker 1: Now there's a lot to be said about that. Did

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Speaker 1: California as a senator. Now Here to comment on that

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Speaker 1: k Von Guys. Thanks so much for joining us.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, ros pleasure to be here.

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Speaker 2: David.

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Speaker 1: Look, I understand that politicians have to have play d

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Speaker 1: He's always here. This is his primary home. All of

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Speaker 2: But the place that I represent, I got.

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Speaker 5: It by not allowing our politicians to own homes anywhere

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Speaker 2: This is what they quote unquote nailed President Trump on.

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Speaker 1: Hey, this deal that you made where everybody ended up

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Speaker 1: It's crazy to me how lavishly some of these politicians

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Speaker 7: Some Carrie hate. We carry the largest trans Pride flag

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Speaker 7: to ever be flown in a National park and unfurled

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Speaker 5: What I will talk about is the fact that I

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Speaker 5: But you know what, like like we just talked about

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Speaker 3: So sorry, not sorry, not crying.

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Speaker 1: If it was a Trump flag life in prison also, David,

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Speaker 1: You know why because there's a brown and black stripe

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Speaker 5: Congratulations on your inclusion though it's a big day.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Kevon your thoughts on the National Parks saying Nope,

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Speaker 6: Well, when I was a kid, the mascot was Smoky

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Speaker 6: the Bear. Now that's like Shannon the Twink. But that

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Speaker 2: Is Joe Jo. You're a kaba, So does that.

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Speaker 3: Have anything to do with you, Joe Bob, No, No.

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Speaker 3: They wrote.

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Speaker 5: Well, you know, it seems that the market is speaking

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Speaker 5: Of course, the left is watching MSNBC or now bsn

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Speaker 3: They're watching it and that's where they get their news.

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Speaker 5: But the rest of America, the mainstream of America, they

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Speaker 5: And I believe the MSNBC brand is probably detracting from

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Speaker 3: Let's get rid of it. And look look what's happening

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Speaker 5: I mean, nobody is watching the leftist media anymore, thank god,

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Speaker 5: because of great entertainment that's out there in great media

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Speaker 1: Now, when you say talent, I think that actually is

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Speaker 1: their problem. They seem to be missing all of it

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Speaker 6: Oh, Joe, Bob, that's a great question. And you know

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Speaker 6: what's funny, I get accused. I'm sure you do all

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Speaker 6: the time of being right wing grifters that are just

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Speaker 2: I say, what money?

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Speaker 3: There is no money on the right You eat.

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Speaker 6: What you kill on your own, you get iced out

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Speaker 6: that's the grift, where if you just lie about men

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad you pointed that out, because I was

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Speaker 1: Let's check in with Turning Points. White House Correspondent Monica

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Speaker 1: Page at the White House, Monica, this set well yesterday

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Speaker 1: I think was one of the most underrated. Holy cow,

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Speaker 1: this is happening. I don't think there's ever been that

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Speaker 2: We've kind of had a day to let it fizzle out.

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Speaker 1: Not much going on at the White House now, but

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Speaker 1: kind of come of this huge meeting? Phillison, Well, it's.

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Speaker 11: Definitely been a whirlwind here at the White House, Joe, Bob,

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Speaker 11: about if this meeting can happen between Zelenski and Putin,

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Speaker 11: previously mentioned, there will now be a bilateral meeting between

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Speaker 1: You know, Monica, I recognize that you're not the president,

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Speaker 1: but I'm just curious you're kind of gauging the vibe

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Speaker 1: this is probably a super rudimentary question, but especially considering

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Speaker 11: Well, that's a question that it seems like the mainstream

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Speaker 11: He's a president for everybody. He wants people to stop

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Speaker 11: as well. This is common sense. He wants the killing

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Speaker 1: His presidency totally, and I really only asked that because

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Speaker 1: it is fascinating to watch the media go through hoops

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Speaker 1: President Trump is trying to stop the killing, which I

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Speaker 2: Monica page go ahead.

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Speaker 11: I will say one more thing. It's fascinating how the

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Speaker 1: Totally awesome. Manica Page turning Voice, White House Correspondent. Thanks

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Speaker 1: so much for joining us. We'll talk tomorrow.

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Speaker 1: Now, I hate to put a damper on what is

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Speaker 1: otherwise a fantastically lighthearted and fun panel, but we do

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Speaker 1: have to talk about this. This is a horrible instance

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Speaker 1: incident that happens in Florida where an illegal who was

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Speaker 1: deportation in twenty eighteen, was for some reason given a

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Speaker 1: Why this guy was eating in the country, let alone

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Speaker 1: driving a big rig is beyond me. But let's bring

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Speaker 1: our panel back to discuss this. David Pollack Cavon. Guy, David,

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Speaker 1: you know we've all seen the video, I think the

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Speaker 2: It is awful. It's disgusting.

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Speaker 1: How in the world one was this guy still in

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Speaker 1: a license to drive a truck like this, Well.

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Speaker 3: Right out the gate.

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Speaker 5: To be fair, that's how everybody drives in Florida, so

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Speaker 5: that's not that uncommon. Unfortunately, now there's plenty of bad

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Speaker 3: Like this on Florida roads.

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Speaker 5: Look, this guy was set for deportation. He was denied

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Speaker 5: then he drove like this, killing three innocent people. This

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Speaker 5: just highlights the danger of Joe Biden's open border policy

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Speaker 5: and shows you how important it is that we get

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Speaker 5: be here. Yes, he was out on parole or bail

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Speaker 5: or yeah, they call it parole, but it's technically waiting

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Speaker 5: for his asylum here and we didn't have him. I

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Speaker 5: think I know the outcome of his asylum hearing once

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Speaker 5: it's held. But this is why we need to fast

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Speaker 5: track these things and get these people out. These are

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Speaker 5: not people that are coming here and doing good things

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Speaker 5: for our communities.

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Speaker 3: These are people that are killing in US, in Americans,

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Speaker 3: and I'm tired of it.

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Speaker 5: And I know we'll talk with it later about what's

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Speaker 5: going on in Boston, But it's like the left can't

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Speaker 5: get enough of criminals, whether it's DC or whether it's

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Speaker 5: legal aliens committing crimes. I just don't understand how they

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Speaker 5: want these people to destroy our communities over Americans.

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Speaker 3: I just don't get it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I wonder if I wonder if this guy was

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Speaker 1: a Maryland father. That's probably why he was an advocate

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Speaker 1: in Florida to stay in the country despite being here illegally.

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Speaker 1: Cavon your thoughts on the terrible situation.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, not much you can be said about it. But

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Speaker 6: I do have a Latino comedian Buddy, and he was

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Speaker 6: at a truck stop doing a road gig and he

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Speaker 6: saw a Mexican guy pull in in a big rig

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Speaker 6: and jump out and he goes the kid looked like

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Speaker 6: he was nineteen years old. He goes, hey, buddy, Kibusa,

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Speaker 6: you know you got a license. He goes, no, non license,

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Speaker 6: and he said, well, how do you drive? He goes

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Speaker 6: the boss told me, if I get an accident, just run.

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Speaker 6: So that's the plan for a lot of these trucking

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Speaker 6: companies to save money, is you just if you get

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Speaker 6: in a wreck that you can get away from, just

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Speaker 6: take off into the night, and then he'll report the

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Speaker 6: truck maybe stolen or something. And that's just kind of

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Speaker 6: the way they're saving money, and they just hope nothing

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Speaker 6: bad happens.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I you know, imagining just from a show perspective,

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Speaker 1: probably an anecdotal experience, but yeah, that sort of thing happens.

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Speaker 1: Like it's hard to figure out a way that that

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Speaker 1: wouldn't happen in a a in a system that has

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Speaker 1: been so broken for so long.

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Speaker 2: Ridiculous.

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Speaker 1: Speaking of broken systems, the Boston of mayor one Mayor

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Speaker 1: Michelle Wu David. I always say this about our lib

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Speaker 1: friends on the left. They're either stupid or lying. I

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Speaker 1: can't tell with her because she seems to be lying,

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Speaker 1: because she doesn't seem to be a dumb person except

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Speaker 1: for this, And this is not the direction that you

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Speaker 1: probably think.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna go here. I want you to.

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Speaker 1: Play this clip and then two guys who I think

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Speaker 1: are pretty well versed in the entertainment world. I'd like

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Speaker 1: to get their comment. Watch this and we'll discuss.

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Speaker 12: The US Attorney General asked for a response by today.

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Speaker 12: So here it is, stop attacking our cities to hide

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Speaker 12: your administration's failures.

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Speaker 11: Unlike that.

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Speaker 2: Okay, we all I need uh guys.

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Speaker 1: The Libs are so good at like the punchline, not

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Speaker 1: necessarily in a joke form, but like the US Attorney

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Speaker 1: General wanted a response, here's our response. Hell no, Instead, David,

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Speaker 1: she goes your administration is trying to get to our

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Speaker 1: city because we're following the laws. What this is what

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Speaker 1: makes me think she might actually be dumb, not just evil,

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Speaker 1: but also just dumb. I don't know what would you

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Speaker 1: have said in that situation, and also you know your

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Speaker 1: further thoughts on the situation in Bosda as a whole.

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Speaker 5: Well, look, I think they're both. I think some are dumb,

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Speaker 5: and I think some are liars. Some are both, and

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Speaker 5: this is a perfect example of both. But here's the reality.

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Speaker 5: I don't understand. If you look at Karen Bass in California,

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Speaker 5: or you look at Gavin Newsom and you look at

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Speaker 5: this lady, you have all these people who act like

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Speaker 5: they're doing some sort of social justice thing by protecting

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Speaker 5: illegal aliens and allowing them to commit crimes. You literally

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Speaker 5: had people protesting in DC to stop them from enforcing

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Speaker 5: the law and arresting criminals and making DC safe.

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Speaker 3: Same thing.

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Speaker 5: You have literally no godways over the last two months

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Speaker 5: at the border, border security is an all time high.

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Speaker 5: Crime committed by illegal animals is going down. People are

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Speaker 5: self deporting. They get the message, and America is not

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Speaker 5: open for crime anymore. And then you have idiots like this,

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Speaker 5: But no, it's the federal government. These are bad guys

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Speaker 5: that are trying to force the laws. If they didn't

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Speaker 5: pay attention to the last election, they're certainly going to

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Speaker 5: pay attention to the next one. The American people do

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Speaker 5: not agree with this sort of politics that we favor

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Speaker 5: illegals over Americans.

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Speaker 3: It's kind of crazy.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's too It's interesting, yvon.

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Speaker 1: One of the things that I think Tom Homan makes

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Speaker 1: a great point about this is that, hey, if you

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Speaker 1: want to protest, anybody protests Congress, all we're doing is

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Speaker 1: following the law. And then you have people like Mayor

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Speaker 1: Michelle Wu who says, well, we're going.

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Speaker 2: To stand against what the law? What is your plan?

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Speaker 2: There's going through her head.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, whatever, the left is saying, just think the opposite.

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Speaker 6: You know, black lives matter, hurt people more. Planned parenthood

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Speaker 6: is a chance to get away from parenthood. And of

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Speaker 6: course gender affirmation care is gender denial surgery. So when

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Speaker 6: she's like, stop, we're going to enforce this, make it out,

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Speaker 6: just know that the opposite is probably the correct path.

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Speaker 6: I'm so glad that we're actually enforcing the laws because

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Speaker 6: they keep.

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Speaker 2: Wanting to add new laws.

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Speaker 6: We don't need any new laws. The laws are getting

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Speaker 6: so commoluted on the books. Just enforce the basic laws

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Speaker 6: we have now.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it seems to be not all that complicated, and

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Speaker 1: for some reason a bunch of the Libs keep getting

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Speaker 1: in the way of trying to just do what Congress

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Speaker 1: has stipulated is your job to do.

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Speaker 2: It shouldn't be that difficult.

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Speaker 13: So here's a question, because you brought up Jenny McCarthy.

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Speaker 13: When Jenny McCarthy back in the day and Jim Carrey

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Speaker 13: were going on this press who were sounding the alarms

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Speaker 13: on vaccines when Maha happened. It's interesting to me because

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Speaker 13: Jim Carrey hates Trump, but then Maha happens. I mean,

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Speaker 13: did you ever hear anything about this, Like do you

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Speaker 13: think secretly he held his nose.

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Speaker 14: And voted for Trump because of Maha. I'm dying to know.

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Speaker 15: I really don't know. Jimmy Carey I think would be

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Speaker 15: probably one of the hardest people to read on the

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Speaker 15: earth right now. I am good friends with Jenny McCarthy,

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Speaker 15: though okay, and I didn't you know, she wouldn't let

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Speaker 15: me know that she keeps whatever the relationship she still

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Speaker 15: has with Jim private. But I will say I just

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Speaker 15: want to say about her that she's one of the biggest,

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Speaker 15: you know, superheroes I've ever met. She literally put her

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Speaker 15: entire career on the line and had it destroyed trying

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Speaker 15: to warn other parents of what she had just experienced,

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Speaker 15: what she saw with her own eyes. And you still

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Speaker 15: when the topic comes up the life Playboy centerfold Janie McCarthy,

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Speaker 15: forget about all the other things she's done. It's always

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Speaker 15: tried to demean her and then say she has an

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Speaker 15: issue with vaccines. It it's been amazing to watch her

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Speaker 15: recover her career the way she has after having been devastated.

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Speaker 15: But she didn't have the advantage of a COVID. She

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Speaker 15: didn't have the advantage of an event that we all

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Speaker 15: experienced that brought in twenty fifty well really one third

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Speaker 15: of all doctors that didn't take the vaccine. So suddenly

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Speaker 15: Peter mcculloff and doctor Robert Malone and Pierre Corey and

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Speaker 15: all these guys. They came together safety in numbers. Jannie

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Speaker 15: McCarthy tried to do this all by herself, and frankly,

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Speaker 15: I think changed a lot of people's lives. I'm sure

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Speaker 15: she saved millions of children from vaccine injury, but had

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Speaker 15: her career destroyed because of it. Because she works in

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Speaker 15: television and she works for pharma.

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Speaker 14: I wonder if she'd come on my show I should

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Speaker 14: try to.

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Speaker 15: Change She definitely would. I would love to talk to

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Speaker 15: I'll help connect that.

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Speaker 14: Okay, Well, that's good.

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Speaker 16: She's amazing.

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Speaker 13: If vaccines truly bypass the gold standard testing required of

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Speaker 13: other drugs, how do you explain how regulators then legally

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Speaker 13: approve them.

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Speaker 15: I can't really, right, I mean, it's one of the

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Speaker 15: things that's so shocking. All the way through this process,

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Speaker 15: people will say to me, you know, are you telling

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Speaker 15: me you know more about vaccines than my doctor? You

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Speaker 15: know that my doctor's trying to hurt my children. I said, no,

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Speaker 15: your doctor's not trying to hurt your children. Your doctor, though,

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Speaker 15: doesn't know anything about vaccines. And yes, I'm telling you

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Speaker 15: because I've done a ten year investigation into vaccines, only.

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Speaker 13: How can you sit here and say doctors don't know

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Speaker 13: anything about vaccines.

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Speaker 15: I could play you a video from the WHO meeting

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Speaker 15: in twenty nineteen that brought in all the specialists and

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Speaker 15: scientists from around the world, and the entire meeting was

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Speaker 15: to do one thing to stop vaccine hesitancy. At that point,

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Speaker 15: they were saying anti vactionsses twenty nineteen, so I'd been

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Speaker 15: at it since twenty sixteen. With vax we were really

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Speaker 15: starting to affect the thoughts system around vaccines, and they

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Speaker 15: said anti vaxxers are a top ten global health threat.

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Speaker 15: They had an entire meeting about it. And I'll play

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Speaker 15: the video sometime where Heidi Larson, the head psychologist for

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Speaker 15: the WHO, says, in front of this giant panel, one

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Speaker 15: of our biggest problems with vaccine hesitancy is that we

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Speaker 15: have a wobbly front line. Our own doctors are now

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Speaker 15: starting to question vaccines and they are not equipped to

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Speaker 15: handle the questions that parents are now asking when they

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Speaker 15: come through the door. And she ends this statement by saying,

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Speaker 15: because as we all know, a doctor is lucky if

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Speaker 13: You bring this episode interesting because I just interviewed somebody

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Speaker 13: the other day.

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Speaker 14: In the middle of interviewing.

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Speaker 13: Her, she gets a text a call notifying her that

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Speaker 13: her children have now been kicked out officially her pedatricians

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Speaker 13: office because she didn't want to vaccinate. Why are pediatricians

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Speaker 13: across America kicking out patients who are not vaccinating.

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Speaker 15: Same way a bully punches a kid that asks them

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Speaker 15: a hard question, what are.

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Speaker 14: They gaining from you not being a patient?

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Speaker 15: Well, because they there's several things. Number One, they gain,

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Speaker 15: you know, feeling like they don't have to be challenged.

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Speaker 15: They don't like being challenged. But the biggest part of

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Speaker 15: it is they're being centivized to give vaccines. They have

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Speaker 15: to keep the population inside of their pediatrics. A lot

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Speaker 15: of times it's an insurance incentive, but they get an

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Speaker 15: incentive to stay above ninety ninety five percent fully vaccinated.

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Speaker 15: If they fall below that, they lose this giant bonus

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Speaker 15: that they get at the end of every year. And

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Speaker 15: so if you are not vaccinating, you are cutting into

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Speaker 15: that population percentage that they have to hold on to.

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Speaker 15: So they're being manipulated to force you into vaccination. And

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Speaker 15: they're being told and by the way, if they're kicking

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Speaker 15: you out of the practice. It means they've given up

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Speaker 15: that they No, they don't seem to be able to

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Speaker 15: have any information that can convince you. The marketing is

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Speaker 15: falling apart on this product, and so more and more

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Speaker 15: people are getting kicked out of their practice, and I

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Speaker 15: think it's amazing that that's what's being recommended to them.

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Speaker 15: If someone challenges you, you know you can make a

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Speaker 15: try this sentence, try this line, see if you can

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Speaker 15: get them. If not, kick them out of your practice.

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Speaker 15: It's really bullying.

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Speaker 14: Do they get the check or their office to spend

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Speaker 14: on office line?

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Speaker 15: I think, well, I mean, look, I probably the office.

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Speaker 15: I would guess I don't. And I think it's different

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Speaker 15: state to state. A guy, doctor Zajack up in Wisconsin,

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Speaker 15: talks about immense numbers that he makes off of these incentives.

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Speaker 15: I think if you own your own practice, that's huge.

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Speaker 15: If it's a clinic, I'm sure the clinic pays down

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Speaker 15: to you. And I'm sure, by the way, if you

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Speaker 15: aren't the one receiving the check, whoever is is telling

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Speaker 15: you better get your numbers up or you're.

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Speaker 2: Out of here.

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Speaker 13: Which vaccine on the schedule is actually the most thoroughly

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Speaker 13: tested the COVID vaccine.

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Speaker 14: How the world is that possible.

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Speaker 15: I'm telling you that is the best tested vaccine that

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Speaker 15: we've ever seen.

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Speaker 13: Okay, but this is the vaccine that all of America

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Speaker 13: collectively went, whoa, this doesn't seem right.

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Speaker 14: And you're telling me that is the most thoroughly tested.

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Speaker 15: That is the longest test we've ever seen. It's the

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Speaker 15: first time that we've ever seen a saliine placebo being used.

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Speaker 15: And by the way, it was my nonprofit that was

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Speaker 15: threatened to sue the FDA.

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Speaker 2: We said, it looks.

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Speaker 15: Like you're going to use a me ninja concle vaccine

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Speaker 15: as the placebo, and we will not accept that as

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Speaker 15: a placebo. That's not a placebo placebo. A true safety

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Speaker 15: test has to have a product that has no effect

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Speaker 15: on the human body. And if you decide to run

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Speaker 15: the Fizer MODERNA trials using a Meninja conckle vaccine, then

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Speaker 15: we will sue and we will make this the biggest scene.

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Speaker 15: And by that point I have the biggest lawyer in

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Speaker 15: the space, in Aaron Siri. We had already won millions

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Speaker 15: of dollars of lawsuits against nih, CDCA, HHS, they were

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Speaker 15: starting to take us very seriously, and they knew that

711
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Speaker 15: everyone was watching us, and so literally we sent a

712
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Speaker 15: petition to the FDA said you better turn that into

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Speaker 15: a safe placbo. They stopped the Phase three trials immediately

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Speaker 15: in their tracks they were just starting. And then six

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Speaker 15: days later they started them back up and they said,

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Speaker 15: we've traded. We're going to use a saline placebo. So

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Speaker 15: one that was one of the things. We had never

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Speaker 15: seen it in any of the childhood schedule. Like I said,

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Speaker 15: we've never seen the vaccine test against the pacibo. So

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Speaker 15: in this case they did it. The problem was, as

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Speaker 15: we all witnessed, they went through phase one with the

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Speaker 15: placebo and then they get in I mean the phase actually,

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Speaker 15: the Phase three trials is the ones we cared about.

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Speaker 15: They have Phase three, they give the pacebo. But after

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Speaker 15: the second vaccination, it was almost like within two to

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Speaker 15: three weeks they had one hundred and eighty people out

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Speaker 15: of like forty five thousand that were either testing positive

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Speaker 15: or not, and they used those one hundred and eighty

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Speaker 15: people to determine that hey, eureka, the vaccine works. One

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Speaker 15: hundred eb We were all told as a forty five

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Speaker 15: thousand person study. They just looked at the first one

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Speaker 15: hundred and eighty and said, look, you know, ninety percent

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Speaker 15: of the vaccine NATE didn't get infected in this little group,

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Speaker 15: and you know, you know then the other ones did,

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Speaker 15: the unvaccinator are getting infected, and so it was all

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Speaker 15: manufactured around a tiny group of people. But what they

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Speaker 15: did was they got the emergency use authorization off of that,

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Speaker 15: instead of waiting to see what happened with the forty

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Speaker 15: five thousand, instead of doing a long term that study

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Speaker 15: we really should have been two years long, but the

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Speaker 15: emergency use authorization allowed them, that's to sort of step

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Speaker 15: out of the safety trial early. And this was all

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Speaker 15: we saw it coming. We knew this was what they

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Speaker 15: would probably do, and sure enough, as soon as it

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Speaker 15: got an emergency use authorization just weeks after that second vaccination.

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Speaker 15: You know, at most at most that trial for some

747
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Speaker 15: people might have lasted about six months. They ended up

748
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Speaker 15: saying that, well, now that the vaccine's available for emergency use,

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Speaker 15: it's unethical to keep this placebo group, because if everyone

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Speaker 15: else in the country can get this great product, why

751
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Speaker 15: should they be denyed just because they were lending their

752
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Speaker 15: services to the trial and they went and vaccinated the

753
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Speaker 15: entire placebo group, erasing any ability for us to know

754
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Speaker 15: the long term safety consequences of this product. What happens

755
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Speaker 15: to you after a year, what happens to you after

756
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Speaker 15: two years? And now we're seeing in the Yale study

757
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Speaker 15: that people, some people are still producing spipe protein in

758
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Speaker 15: their bodies seven hundred days, two years after receiving that

759
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Speaker 15: first vaccination, when the spipe protein should have been gone.

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Speaker 15: They said within days, definitely less than a week. Something

761
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Speaker 15: is really wrong with this vaccine. We still see this

762
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Speaker 15: incredible rise in cancers, headlines across the country, more children

763
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Speaker 15: getting cancer than ever. We're seeing children collapsing on football

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Speaker 15: fields and soccer fields with heart attacks. All of those

765
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Speaker 15: things were things that we should have known, exact numbers.

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Speaker 15: We should have been able to watch those people for

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Speaker 15: two years, three years against what are the ones that

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Speaker 15: just got the placebo? Is it happening more in the

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Speaker 15: placibo group. We would have real hardcore answers had a

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Speaker 15: real long term study been done, But because they erased it,

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Speaker 16: Does anybody else find it extremely odd that the president

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Speaker 16: trying to take away pop and whatever else, but mainly

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Speaker 16: It's it's almost like it's almost like it's not about

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Speaker 16: from poor people. It's it's literally just to be cruel.

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Speaker 16: There's there's no other reason our own president drinks dye

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Speaker 16: of coke like water, and you're sitting here and you're

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Speaker 16: telling me make America healthy again, just saying yeah.

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Speaker 1: Uh, well, I mean, there's the obvious one that I'm

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Speaker 1: sure the conclusion that you all came to is well, yeah,

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Speaker 1: he's paying for it, not taxpayer money. Well, actually, technically

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Speaker 1: I don't know who. I know the President does pay

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Speaker 1: for all of his food. I think just in the

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Speaker 1: White House there's that whole he's paying for the coke.

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Speaker 1: That's why he gets to drink all of it, you know,

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Speaker 1: if if it's my taxpayer dollars. Honestly, it's difficult to

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Speaker 1: make the argument that there that only the EBT program

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Speaker 1: goes to beans.

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Speaker 2: Rice and water.

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Speaker 1: I'm just saying it's hard to make the argument to

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Speaker 1: say that it should go to anything more than that.

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Speaker 1: There is a really interesting point here though, that I

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Speaker 1: don't think this young lady person is gonna like all

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Speaker 1: that much. And it's that when and I say when,

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Speaker 1: I hate that it's win. But I think it actually

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Speaker 1: might be if I were to put money on it,

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Speaker 1: because I well, you know what, if we can save America,

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Speaker 1: I won't be when it'll be if. So let's just say,

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Speaker 1: if if we ever go to a single payer healthcare system,

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Speaker 1: I will be advocating for getting rid of soda for everybody. Sorry,

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Speaker 1: if I have to share the burden. Producer Glenn Is

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Speaker 1: shaking his head in disgust. He doesn't want to be

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Speaker 1: taking away his diet coke, which is fine, I agree

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Speaker 1: with you, But if I am paying for everyone else's

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Speaker 1: health care, you don't get to be unhealthy. You don't

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Speaker 1: get to participate in unhealthy lifestyles. And therefore, if we're

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Speaker 1: all sharing the burden, if we don't have private insurance

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Speaker 1: where you know, you pay for your thing, and yeah,

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Speaker 1: there's some effect on my premium, but the insurance companies

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Speaker 1: figure that out. If we are all paying for everybody

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Speaker 1: else's health care, I will be on the front line

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Speaker 1: slapping big Max out of people's hands.

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Speaker 2: I don't care who pays for it.

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Speaker 1: It's if you're going to have health problems because of it,

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Speaker 1: I don't want you doing it. That is the big

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Speaker 1: downside to the universal health care thing. But overall, the

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Speaker 1: EBT card thing, Yeah, nobody nobody needs luxury food. I'ms

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Speaker 1: and we're like sodas, not a luxury it's it's it's.

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Speaker 2: More than apparently you can afford.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, it's taxpayer dollars, and you know that should

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Speaker 1: be used as wisely as humanly possible. Anyways, that's gonna

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Speaker 4: God bless America.

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Speaker 2: So it's so nice to meet you.

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Speaker 8: I've been following you from Afar for a while and

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Speaker 8: it's just kind of fun how all these paths kind

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Speaker 8: of come together, right.

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Speaker 17: It's awesome actually, and I really have to commend you.

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Speaker 17: Oh excuse me for being such a uniting cultural force.

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Speaker 8: Oh, thank you.

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Speaker 18: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 8: We have lots of voices here, lots of perspectives, and

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Speaker 8: it's exciting. So for those of you that are not

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Speaker 8: totally familiar with you or your story, who are you?

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Speaker 8: And tell us why you're so passionate about making America

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Speaker 8: healthy again?

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Speaker 18: Gosh.

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Speaker 17: Well, I am a former fat kid that fell into

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Speaker 17: fitness because I got into martial arts and I learned,

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Speaker 17: over the course of many years and great instruction that

878
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Speaker 17: when you feel strong physically, you feel strong in every

879
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Speaker 17: facet of your life.

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Speaker 18: Fell into being a fitness trainer, ended up working.

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Speaker 8: Sorry, I'll go over here.

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Speaker 17: I don't know why I felt they need to deepen

883
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Speaker 17: my voice as well in that moment, quite forgive me,

884
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Speaker 17: all right?

885
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Speaker 18: Anyway, I fell into fitness.

886
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Speaker 17: Training when I was training for my black belt, and

887
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Speaker 17: the rest kind of took on a life of its own.

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Speaker 17: And this is why I think when you do what

889
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Speaker 17: you love, the universe really does conspire on your behalf.

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Speaker 17: And I've had a huge amount of serendipity that I'm

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Speaker 17: grateful for, and how I ended up sitting here with

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Speaker 17: you Maha is definitely part of it, and I'm grateful

893
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Speaker 17: for that movement.

894
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Speaker 18: I think it's long overdue.

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Speaker 17: But health became a political football and so I was

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Speaker 17: dragged into this arena. I'm not sorry, and I think

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Speaker 17: this is where I need to be and that's where

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Speaker 17: these ven diagram, the VEN diagram of politics and wellness

899
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Speaker 17: intersects for me.

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Speaker 8: And so you were outspoken against a lot of the

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Speaker 8: mandates during COVID correct.

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Speaker 18: I was as time progressed.

903
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Speaker 17: I didn't really understand the vaccine piece of it all,

904
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Speaker 17: and to be dead honest, I just assumed it was safe.

905
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Speaker 18: I mean, why wouldn't it be safe?

906
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Speaker 17: To say that vaccines weren't safe was like saying the

907
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Speaker 17: earth was flat? What I did appreciate very early on

908
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Speaker 17: is that the lockdowns made no sense and the mandates

909
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Speaker 17: made no sense.

910
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Speaker 18: Like you would walk into a restaurant.

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Speaker 17: This one's my absolute favorite, and you have to wear

912
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Speaker 17: a mask when you walked in because you could only

913
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Speaker 17: catch COVID if you were standing up, and then when

914
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Speaker 17: you sat down you could take off your mask safely

915
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Speaker 17: and converse and consume food. And I remember thinking, this

916
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Speaker 17: does not make a ton of sense to me, and

917
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Speaker 17: then later I began to investigate more of what did

918
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Speaker 17: not make sense.

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Speaker 8: Well, And my favorite during COVID was when you flow

920
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Speaker 8: on an airplane, where that virus is a very very

921
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Speaker 8: tricky virus. It takes i'm off while you eat. Yes, yes,

922
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Speaker 8: so when you're eating or drinking, the virus just kind

923
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Speaker 8: of chills out exactly. But otherwise you must keep the

924
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Speaker 8: mask on. And very important, you're allowed to eat and

925
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Speaker 8: drink with people next to you at thirty five thousand feet,

926
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Speaker 8: but once you land in LA, all the restaurants are

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Speaker 8: closed because you're not allowed to eat next to people

928
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Speaker 8: in LA. But you're allowed to eat next to people

929
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Speaker 8: on your flight to LA, sitting right next to you,

930
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Speaker 8: and doors not socially distanced.

931
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Speaker 17: And the mask also screens out the virus from going

932
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Speaker 17: into your eyeballs, despite the fact that it only covers

933
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Speaker 17: your nose in your mouth. Yes, because as we know,

934
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Speaker 17: you can catch pathogens through your eyes, but not COVID,

935
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Speaker 17: especially when you're wearing the mask.

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Speaker 8: So I guess you became outspoken to this and the

937
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Speaker 8: backstory you were you ran or the hosts the show

938
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Speaker 8: the biggest loser?

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Speaker 2: Is that correct?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

941
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Speaker 8: But way back when, and I think a lot of

942
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Speaker 8: people remember that. Who remembers that with gilia? So that's

943
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Speaker 8: a big, big, big show. I want to take a

944
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Speaker 8: sidebar and just talk about that. How did you get

945
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Speaker 8: into that?

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Speaker 17: First of all, Well, I opened a sports medicine facility

947
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Speaker 17: when I was around thirty years old, and I had

948
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Speaker 17: briefly worked in the entertainment industry and branding and motion

949
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Speaker 17: picture packaging.

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Speaker 18: So I had a lot of clients that worked.

951
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Speaker 17: In the entertainment industry and they'd heard about this show

952
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Speaker 17: on NBC and I really did.

953
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Speaker 18: Not like the name of the show.

954
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Speaker 17: But I got pushed to go out for it, and

955
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Speaker 17: I had thought at the time I was going to

956
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Speaker 17: brand my gym. I thought that was going to be

957
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Speaker 17: the brand, and I was going to be the next Curves,

958
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Speaker 17: which is probably before your time.

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Speaker 8: I remember Curves.

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Speaker 18: Okay, fair fair you work out there, Charlie. No, okay,

961
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Speaker 18: fair enough.

962
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Speaker 17: So long story short, I went out for the job,

963
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Speaker 17: I ended up getting it, and I had, you know,

964
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Speaker 17: an on again, off again relationship with the network and

965
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Speaker 17: the producers for all the reasons that the show remained controversial,

966
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Speaker 17: but nevertheless it gave me a global mega and I'm

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Speaker 17: grateful for it and hopefully doing better things with it.

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Speaker 18: Well that's kind of how I ended up here.

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Speaker 17: But as you know, politically in culture, it became we

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Speaker 17: began to glorify obesity. And I think this is really

971
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Speaker 17: pre COVID where I started to get red piled. That's

972
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Speaker 17: really when it began in twenty nineteen. And there's a

973
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Speaker 17: famous incident where I was asked by BuzzFeed if I

974
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Speaker 17: celebrated the fact that Lizzo was obese, and I was like, well,

975
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Speaker 17: I celebrate Lizzo.

976
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Speaker 18: I think she's a brilliant artist. I don't think her

977
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Speaker 18: body is any of my business. And I continue to

978
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Speaker 18: get pushed and I.

979
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Speaker 17: Was like, if you're asking me whether or not I

980
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Speaker 17: celebrate the fact that she is overweight. I do not,

981
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Speaker 17: because if you truly value her, you would never want

982
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Speaker 17: her to suffer with any of the comorbidities that obesity

983
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Speaker 17: carries with it.

984
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Speaker 18: And that was it.

985
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Speaker 17: It was oh my god, it was cancel culture central,

986
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Speaker 17: and that was really my wake up call.

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Speaker 8: So when you have dealt with this a lot, biggest

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Speaker 8: loser privately public, when somebody is obese in your experience,

989
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Speaker 8: what is the percentage composition of it being lifestyle agency

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Speaker 8: and genetics? So how much of it is what they

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Speaker 8: are kind of putting in their body?

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Speaker 2: Got it?

993
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Speaker 8: Meaning like, are they being poisoned by their food?

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Speaker 18: Unquestionably?

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Speaker 3: Got it?

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Speaker 8: So that's a factor. So we should have your passion

997
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Speaker 8: a factor. Yes, genetics is a factor, minimally, minimally, exceptionally minimally. Okay,

998
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Speaker 8: So build that out because we're you know, people say

999
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Speaker 8: I'm boring this way, I'm born big boned, I'm boring.

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Speaker 18: No, So you're born with a predisposition for things.

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Speaker 17: And I'm sure you've heard from fantastic mds for more

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Speaker 17: credible than me tell you that while genetics loads the gun,

1003
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Speaker 17: lifestyle pulls the trigger. I have four obesity genes perfectly healthy.

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Speaker 17: So while I may not get to eat as much

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Speaker 17: as my son, who can eat anything and everything and

1006
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Speaker 17: never gain a pound, and it's exceptionally frustrating. But with

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Speaker 17: that said, if I am mindful about what I eat,

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Speaker 17: I can be very healthy.

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Speaker 18: So you simply have to address the fact that your

1010
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Speaker 18: genes are predisposed.

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Speaker 8: So got it slower metabology, so de emphasis on genetics,

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Speaker 8: which I love because I feel as if that is disempowering. Fact,

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Speaker 8: that's actually a really sad message to tell obese people

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Speaker 8: because it basically removes agency from the equation.

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