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Speaker 1: Former President Joe Biden made his first public appearance, giving

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Speaker 1: a speech since leaving.

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Speaker 2: The White House.

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Speaker 3: Find out how it went.

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Speaker 1: Also, the UK Supreme Court defined what a woman is.

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Speaker 1: Is it based in reality or is it still insane?

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Speaker 1: All that more coming up on this episode of Turning

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Speaker 1: Point Tonight. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks so much

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Speaker 1: for tuning in. Together, we are charting the course of

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Speaker 1: America's cultural comeback. This is Turning Point Tonight. Now, before

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Speaker 1: we get to any of those stories, this is what

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Speaker 1: I think is fascinating, and you have to bear with me.

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Speaker 1: I know we talk about California a lot, but I

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Speaker 1: do so in hopes that whatever state you live in

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Speaker 1: doesn't do what California is doing. You've probably already seen

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Speaker 1: you up very quickly. Governor Dictator King Gavin Newsom, the

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Speaker 1: governor of Corruptifornia, as we like to call it, said well,

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Speaker 1: we need more money, and he's asking the legislature for money,

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Speaker 1: He's asking the Feds for more money, He's asking pretty

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Speaker 1: much anyone who listens for more money, billions of dollars

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Speaker 1: of conservative media have been talking about is that, well,

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Speaker 1: isn't this interesting? California allows illegal immigrants to be on

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Speaker 1: their medical program. And that's true. Of the fifteen million

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Speaker 1: six of them are illegal immigrants. In other words, ten

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Speaker 1: And while a bunch of the conservative media have been

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Speaker 1: the whole truth. The whole truth as I see it, is, well,

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Speaker 1: California lets literally anyone on. And I mean that not

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Speaker 1: here in California we let literally everyone on. I mean

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Speaker 1: first of all, California said you have to have an idea,

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Speaker 1: may be thinking, well, wait, California doesn't have voter ID laws,

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Speaker 1: so that seems like it doesn't mesh together. Well, well,

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Speaker 1: don't worry, California thought of.

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Speaker 1: So in fact, you actually don't need any legal identification

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Speaker 1: be in rolled in medical. Now you may be asking, well,

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Speaker 1: isn't it illegal to lie on that form? Yes, yes

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Speaker 1: it is. Having said that, the Department of Justice in

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Speaker 1: I say all that to say this. Imagine this, you

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Speaker 1: and practical terms, are a parent and you give your

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Speaker 1: to tax the American people, Californians specifically more, and that's

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Speaker 1: is our fantastic panel. Amber Duke is a senior editor

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Speaker 1: at The Daily Caller, and Brayden Sorbo is a writer, author, comedian.

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Speaker 1: I want to start with you here. You know, given

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Speaker 1: And this is all on the backs of California needing

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Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I have to say, when you

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Speaker 4: But that's a little on the nose. So I'm glad

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Speaker 4: that it's not that it's actually medical. But will there

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Speaker 4: If you look at Gavin Newsom trying to launch this

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Speaker 4: I do think what's happening in California will be a

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a great point. The state is already running

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Speaker 1: going to be a big mess, Braiden. Regarding you know,

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Speaker 1: illegals on state run taxpayer funded healthcare. You live in Florida,

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Speaker 5: I mean, frankly, if I tried to fill out that

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, that's a that's a good point. I

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Speaker 1: that's going to get me in trouble? The trance movement

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Speaker 1: It seems like first world countries, thankfully are finding some

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Speaker 1: Why is this even a thing? I don't know, what

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Speaker 4: Rowling must be absolutely thrilled right now, right like she

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Brandon, I know you have a lot of thoughts

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Speaker 2: I'm just going to give you free reign. What do

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Speaker 5: So the only reason that the UK is doing this

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Speaker 5: And so when it comes to the free speech laws

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Speaker 5: To the whole transfemininity masculinity thing, I'll make jokes, you know,

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Speaker 1: back after the break to discuss President Biden's first time

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Speaker 1: to Turning Point tonight, where we are charting the course

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Speaker 1: of America's cultural comeback. My name is Joe Bob. Thanks

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Speaker 1: to our Frontlines reporter Jonathan Choe, who had a really

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Speaker 7: In fact, Mahoney tried to victim blame.

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Speaker 10: The thing is is that this country you know was

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Speaker 7: Patrick Oh, it seems like a nice stude. Mahoney is

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Speaker 7: Recently, he was part of a group pressuring the Pullman

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Speaker 7: Up, Sahni says. Mahoney has strong ties to the Democratic

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Speaker 10: On His goal is to turn this country into a

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Speaker 9: Are you going to hit to be like, yeah, I

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Speaker 7: This violent incident happened in late February in the school

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Speaker 10: He really shouldn't be teaching here in my opinion, because

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Speaker 10: you know, if you can't tolerate different different opinions, then

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Speaker 7: School leaders would not comment on this matter, citing student

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Speaker 7: privacy laws. I want to see if mister Mahoney wants

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Speaker 7: Mahoney refused to talk after I door knocked him at

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Speaker 9: Gerald's in the black.

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Speaker 7: Gerald Hoff is in the black and we were unable

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Speaker 7: The school would not comment on Half's status either.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, Trump on the elections because the left was toxic Like.

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Speaker 7: Meanwhile, Sni is still wearing that Maga cat and frequently

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Speaker 7: Yes, the university is now preparing for an event on

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Speaker 13: Kim express your beliefs like as openly as some of

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Speaker 13: the left leaning students can, Like when I'm tabling for

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Speaker 7: It's already drawing online chatter from violent militant groups like

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Speaker 1: I think the only thing that we can hope is

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Speaker 1: goll Lee, don't let that guy teach at your school

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Speaker 1: after assaulting students wild Hopefully there's some accountability to be

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Speaker 1: We hope and pray that everything stays civil, because civil

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Speaker 1: discourse is our only way forward. We believe that to

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Speaker 1: The New York Times had a big piece about how

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Speaker 1: the Trump administration is attacking.

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Speaker 2: Our higher education.

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Speaker 1: Big long article, a lot to read through, but I

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Speaker 1: force political attacks. Amber, is that a fair way of

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Speaker 1: I mean, in my opinion, they've been going one direction

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Speaker 2: What do you think?

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Speaker 4: I would rarely say that the government said it best like,

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Speaker 4: there's a very rare case when I would say that,

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Speaker 4: But here they did. They said investment is not entitlement,

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Speaker 4: Barack Obama, of all people, call this an attack on

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Speaker 8: Same with Joe Biden.

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Speaker 4: We're going to include a gender identity as a protected

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Speaker 4: So there's no reason for them to keep their federal funding.

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Speaker 4: It would actually be a dereliction of duty if the

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good point. It really is just seems

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Speaker 1: Because to me, everything that they've they've put forward seems like, well,

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Speaker 2: And yet the university systems are still freaking out.

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Speaker 5: Well, the universities themselves are overrun with corruption. I mean,

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Speaker 5: It's especially funny to watch the left freak out and

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Speaker 5: It's almost an oxymoron. It It's just I can't stand

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Speaker 14: Watched this and I had never seen I'd never seen

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Speaker 2: Uh oh, I think you could say that anymore. Ember.

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Speaker 1: I'm just curious, what do you think is going on

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Speaker 1: sorry that I'm leaving this to you to decide, But

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Speaker 5: Oh no, I'm fine having this power. Frankly, all of

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Speaker 5: the words are slowly coming back. They're all coming People

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Speaker 5: are finally taking power back and removing the power that

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Speaker 5: goes behind the words. But can we really expect better?

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Speaker 5: I mean, he said he didn't want his kids growing

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Speaker 5: up in a racial jungle while he was serving as

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Uh, classic classic Biden in his I don't know, silly Oopsie,

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Speaker 1: Daisieses h Amberduke, Brandon Sorbo, thanks so much for joining us.

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Speaker 2: Really appreciate you taking the time. Thank you, thank you,

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Speaker 2: thank you.

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Speaker 3: Come out.

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Speaker 8: What are all the ingredients to make the perfect sandwich?

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Speaker 2: Bread?

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Speaker 8: What are you doing?

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Speaker 12: So water oil, honey?

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Speaker 8: What kind of oil?

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Speaker 11: I use?

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Speaker 15: Extra virgin olive oil. We sell an incredible extra virgin

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Speaker 15: olive oil. We import it from the Isle of Crete

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Speaker 15: in Greece, and it is truly extra virgin olive oil.

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Speaker 15: That's a corrupt industry totally. But I know that ours

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Speaker 15: is They test it and they send us the testing.

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Speaker 8: And single origin and all that.

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Speaker 15: And it has to be as an acidity level, it

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Speaker 15: has to be less zero point eight percent acidity or less, okay,

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Speaker 15: and ours are guaranteed that some of I'm even point three,

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Speaker 15: some one point five so so water oil oil, honey, raw,

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Speaker 15: unpasteurized honey.

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Speaker 8: Yes, I love the raw honey.

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Speaker 12: It is my preferred sweetener.

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Speaker 15: I do have some other sweeteners, but honey, I'm gonna

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Speaker 15: use it where honey works. It's the only truly unrefined sweetener.

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Speaker 15: There is also another biblical food, yes, absolutely, yes, so salt.

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Speaker 15: I use natural mind to mineral salt. This was the

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Speaker 15: thing that blew me away. The more I've studied, it's

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Speaker 15: just keeps it just you just.

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Speaker 12: Want to go to the next levels. Yeah, it's good

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Speaker 12: for us, Yes, it's good for you. But why did

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Speaker 12: they refine it. Did you know they refine salt.

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Speaker 15: I'm like, and they're bleaching that too, yes, And I'm like,

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Speaker 15: I get why you're doing this with flower because flower spoils,

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Speaker 15: but salt doesn't spoil. They strip the minerals out of

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Speaker 15: it so they can sell it to another industry and

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Speaker 15: they sell you and I pure sodium chlorine. Yes, they

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Speaker 15: bleach it and read the label, there's dextros in it. Like,

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Speaker 15: why does salt need that anti caking agent? So I

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Speaker 15: use water, extra virgin olive oil, raw ashteurized honey, natural mind,

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Speaker 15: mineral salt. I do use in my sandwich bread. I

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Speaker 15: use sunflower seed less than it does help the bread

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Speaker 15: to have a nicer, softer texture, which is perfect for

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Speaker 15: tomato sandwich, peanut butter sandwich.

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Speaker 12: So I do use that.

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Speaker 15: And then yeast. This is a This is a basic

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Speaker 15: yeast bread. I do make sour dough from time to time.

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Speaker 15: I do have other I make a rye bread that's

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Speaker 15: a little denser, heavier. The Ezekiel bread is a little heavier.

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Speaker 8: Is there anything we need to know about sourcing yeast?

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Speaker 15: Not really, I just I mean I use commercial yeast. Yeah,

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Speaker 15: you can just get it. And you know, like I said,

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Speaker 15: if you want to make sour dough, make sour dough,

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Speaker 15: but make it out of your freshly milk flour.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 15: And you know, and there's a misnomer there too. People say, oh,

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Speaker 15: this is sour dough. It doesn't have any yeast. No,

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Speaker 15: sour dough is a symbiotic relationship of lactobacillous bacteria that

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Speaker 15: produces an acid. That's what gives it the tart flavor

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Speaker 15: and the exact same yeast I'm using in my yeast bread.

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Speaker 15: It is just there's a combination there.

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Speaker 8: What is the best measure of success when it comes

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Speaker 8: to you starting to bake your own.

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Speaker 12: Bread, Well that your family loves it. Your family loves it.

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Speaker 15: And even the worst I mean I have even if

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Speaker 15: you have a failure and I had some, you know,

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Speaker 15: you can still cut it up and make croutons of it.

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Speaker 15: That is what is so exciting to me is that

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Speaker 15: my family, my children love this. This was a healthy

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Speaker 15: food my whole family loved And as a young mom

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Speaker 15: that's important because as adults will do most anything to

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Speaker 15: get healthy.

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Speaker 12: I mean I did green drinks.

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Speaker 15: But now after the bread, all I had to is

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Speaker 15: put this bread on the table, and I laugh.

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Speaker 12: I said, before bread.

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Speaker 15: You know how when you have a toddler and they

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Speaker 15: don't want to eat anymore, they just would rather play,

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Speaker 15: so they eat kind of minimal. So you go, okay,

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Speaker 15: So you take the sandwich and you take the meat

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Speaker 15: off the sandwich, and you say, okay, just eat the meat.

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Speaker 12: That was before bread. After bread.

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Speaker 15: I would take the meat or whatever off the sandwich

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Speaker 15: and say, just eat the bread. Some days my children

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Speaker 15: it was roll with honey. My little toddler. She'd come

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Speaker 15: and say she was hungry to go. I want to

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Speaker 15: roll with honey.

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Speaker 14: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: So the bread was the mainstay, and it was they

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Speaker 15: ate it. They loved it. They loved the muffins and

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Speaker 15: the pancakes, and the coffee cake and the doughnuts.

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Speaker 12: We make donuts.

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Speaker 8: What expectations should somebody set for themselves when baking bread

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Speaker 8: for the first time, so they don't get discouraged.

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Speaker 15: Start with muffins. They're a quick bread. They stir up

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Speaker 15: in five minutes. There's no right, you know, baking powder,

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Speaker 15: baking soda, salt. So we've talked a lot about yeast bread.

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Speaker 15: A lot of people that scares them, you know, and

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Speaker 15: or there is a learning curve there. It's not as

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Speaker 15: hard as you think, and especially like with a bread

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Speaker 15: machine that can do it all for you. But start

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Speaker 15: with muffins and pancakes. And some days for me, muffins

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Speaker 15: were what was happening, you know, something happened and bread

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Speaker 15: dough didn't get mixed up in the morning, and so

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Speaker 15: it was like, oh, we better, we don't have any bread,

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Speaker 15: We'll just have muffins. And then lunch comes around, Oh,

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Speaker 15: we don't have any bread, We'll just have muffins. I

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Speaker 15: just would change the muffin recipe from blueberry to banana,

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Speaker 15: or I would use corn flour in the same muffin

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Speaker 15: recipe and just make it savory with cheese and whole

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Speaker 15: corn or corn in it. And that was a corn

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Speaker 15: muffin for dinner.

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Speaker 12: So those are so easy.

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Speaker 15: And those wire whisk and a bowl you know the

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Speaker 15: mill you mill your flour, wire whisk and a bowl

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Speaker 15: stir up in five minutes, bacon fifteen to twenty, coffee

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Speaker 15: cake maybe thirty.

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Speaker 12: Those are easy.

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Speaker 8: Now when you're making sandwich bread in yeast, again, I'm

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Speaker 8: ignorant and I've never baked bread in my life. Is

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Speaker 8: there something like you gotta let it rise or something

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Speaker 8: before baking.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 15: So the yeast is a living organism, and as it

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Speaker 15: feeds on the carbohydrates that are in your whole grains,

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Speaker 15: it produces carbon dioxide gas. So you've got to give

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Speaker 15: those yeast organisms time to feed and reproduce and make

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Speaker 15: that carbon dioxide gas. And that's what enables the bread

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Speaker 15: to rise.

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Speaker 8: And so how long is that processed.

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Speaker 7: It can be.

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Speaker 15: It can be as little as an hour, okay, if

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Speaker 15: you want to skip some bulk from what's called bulk fermentation.

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Speaker 15: So normally, though I mix up my dough, I let

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Speaker 15: it rise just as bulk dough batch a dough, and

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Speaker 15: I maybe let it rise twenty thirty minutes and then

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Speaker 15: I might take it then and shape it into a

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Speaker 15: loaf and then let it rise. You have to let

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Speaker 15: it rise at least once after you you know, once

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Speaker 15: you've shaped it, it has to rise before you bake it.

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Speaker 15: But you can let it rise as a big, you know,

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Speaker 15: bowl full of dough, one time, two times, even three

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Speaker 15: times if you want to, before you shape it.

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Speaker 12: So it can be a one hour process.

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Speaker 15: It can be a three hour process, four hour process

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Speaker 15: if you need it to be or want it to

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Speaker 15: be or whatever. When my kids were all at home,

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Speaker 15: I would mix up dough in our big mixer and

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Speaker 15: it would sit there for a couple of hours, and

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Speaker 15: sometimes they would call me and go, Mom, you have

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Speaker 15: a bread dough waterfall, because it would be had risen

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Speaker 15: over the.

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Speaker 12: Ball down, you know.

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Speaker 15: And I would just come back then and shape it

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Speaker 15: into my loaves and then let them rise and then

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Speaker 15: bake it. Hands on time, you're talking thirty minutes, ten

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Speaker 15: or fifteen minutes to mix it up, ten or fifteen

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Speaker 15: minutes to shape it, and then popping it in the

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Speaker 15: oven and taking it out. But hands on, it's not

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Speaker 15: much time at all.

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Speaker 8: How are you storing it so that it doesn't go

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Speaker 8: bad or go stale?

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Speaker 15: Quids so you want it to cool completely before you

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Speaker 15: bag it in. They make linen bags and cloth bags

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Speaker 15: I like for my yeast breads, I like plastic. I'm

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Speaker 15: not a big fan of plastic, but that's just the

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Speaker 15: most convenient storage. And then for ye spreads, room temperature

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Speaker 15: or freezing, you really don't want to store it in

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Speaker 15: the refrigerator. Something about the refrigeration temperature dries it out. Now,

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Speaker 15: if you've got meat or something in it where you

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Speaker 15: have to put it in the refrigerator. You know, yes,

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Speaker 15: of course, the key is milling the flour fresh and

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Speaker 15: baking it. The flour spoils and loses nutritional value. Once

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Speaker 15: the bread is baked, the nutritional loss is minimal. So

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Speaker 15: bake up six loaves of bread, have a bakeday if

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Speaker 15: you need to, freeze it if you need to, and

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Speaker 15: then take it out as you need it.

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Speaker 8: Is there a special dish you like for baking bread?

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Speaker 15: I have some bread pans there by USA. I really

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Speaker 15: love the USA bake pans are made in the USA.

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Speaker 15: I do love a bread close, which we sell two

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Speaker 15: or three styles. It's an enclosed system and some people

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Speaker 15: use a Dutch oven, which you can do that too.

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Speaker 15: I have a large iron cast iron that I use.

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Speaker 15: The enclosed system kind of traps the moisture in that

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Speaker 15: is escaping as the bread is cooking, and it really

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Speaker 15: gives a nice texture to the crust.

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Speaker 12: So I have that.

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Speaker 15: I have French bread pans. I have bag so it's

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Speaker 15: hard for me to identify. Yes, I like this, but

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Speaker 15: I have basic bread pans and cookie sheets. But I

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Speaker 15: love I love baking in a close. Or a Dutch oven.

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Speaker 1: possibly air on this show. Again, that email addresses TPT

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Speaker 1: at tpusa dot com. And again, sorry, before we get

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Speaker 1: to the favorite part, I gotta remind you yet again

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Speaker 1: that y WLS Turning Points preemptive, pre eminent, preeminent. There

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Speaker 1: we go, Young Women's Leadership Summit is coming to Dallas

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Speaker 1: June thirteenth through the fifteenth, as well as the Student

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Speaker 1: Action Summit is going to Tampa, Florida July eleventh through

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Speaker 1: July thirteenth. Going to be super fun at those events. Remember,

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Speaker 1: if you're a man, you can only go to one

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Speaker 1: of them, and that's the Student Action Summit in Tampa.

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Speaker 1: And if you're a woman you can actually go to both. Wow,

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Speaker 1: women have more privilege in this sense than men do.

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Speaker 1: I don't know how I feel about that, but yeah,

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Speaker 1: go to tposa dot com to find out more about

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Speaker 1: those events.

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Speaker 2: You're not gonna want to miss either one of them.

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Speaker 2: They're a blast.

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Speaker 1: But again, you will miss the event, the women's event

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Speaker 1: if you are a man, because we don't do that here.

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Speaker 1: So without further ado, let's get to everyone's favorite portion

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Speaker 1: of this show of the week. It's Woke Wednesday. Thank

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Speaker 1: you screaming highlighter vest Lady. First up on Woke Wednesday.

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Speaker 1: I guess this is a little bit serious. It is

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Speaker 1: a wokester, but it's a little bit serious, so we

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Speaker 1: can end on a funny note.

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Speaker 2: Playclip one. This is a wokester, just so out of

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Speaker 2: touch with how the world works.

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Speaker 6: Watch this construction of property is a perfectly viable source

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Speaker 6: of protests.

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Speaker 7: No harming humans.

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Speaker 16: Obviously, human life is sacred no matter whose it is,

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Speaker 16: but property is these are just things.

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Speaker 1: A couple things. First of all, if you harm somebody's property,

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Speaker 1: and then therefore they have to do X, Y and Z,

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Speaker 1: deal with insurance, buy a new thing, well yeah you

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Speaker 1: are harming the person. Yeah you're not physically harming the person,

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Speaker 1: but it is doing harm to that person's livelihood and

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Speaker 1: their life. So stupid argument. I don't know why you

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Speaker 1: can't just come up with good ideas and share them.

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Speaker 1: I don't know why if to burn cars and do

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Speaker 1: bunch of good rat nonsense, but apparently that's the way

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Speaker 1: some people think. Second thing, which I thought was interesting,

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Speaker 1: I think that they them. I'm gonna assume it's a

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Speaker 1: day of them interestingly made a pro life point. I

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Speaker 1: think I don't know if they did it on purpose,

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Speaker 1: but all human life is valuable, and human life should

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Speaker 1: not be altered in any way, shape or form, And

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Speaker 1: in terms of protests, I would agree at that sense.

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Speaker 1: Maybe we might disagree with that person on when human

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Speaker 1: life begins, but that's a conversation for a different time.

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Speaker 1: I think she actually made a sorry, they might have

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Speaker 1: actually made a pro life argument. There, let's get out

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Speaker 1: of the fun ones. Let's go, let's go right down

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Speaker 1: the list. This is well, okay, we're actually easing our

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Speaker 1: way into fun this is this is funny and it's

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Speaker 1: ironic still a little bit kind of like, oh my gosh,

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Speaker 1: I can't believe these people exist among us.

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Speaker 2: Play clip two.

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Speaker 11: Would you say you're pro Palestine or pro Israel? Pro Palestine?

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Speaker 11: As a gay man, I would be punished and or

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Speaker 11: put in prisoner killed if I were open the gay

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Speaker 11: in Palestine. How do you react to that?

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Speaker 17: I didn't know that.

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Speaker 11: So it is illegal to be gay in Palestine. You

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Speaker 11: are punished by prison or death Israel. No, Israel has

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Speaker 11: gay pride. Israel is completely open to lesbian and gay people.

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Speaker 11: Palestine puts them in prisoner kills them. You weren't aware

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Speaker 11: of that.

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Speaker 17: I was not aware of that. No, so that does

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Speaker 17: pose an interesting aspect.

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Speaker 11: Have you seen the Queers for Palace Stein movement. It's

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Speaker 11: a it's a very common movement, but I don't see

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Speaker 11: any Muslims for queer movements.

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Speaker 14: Ah.

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Speaker 17: Yes, that's where it gets gray, right, Like that's where

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Speaker 17: I oh, Well, for me, it's not grey.

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Speaker 11: I am fearful of Islam because there is no Islamic

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Speaker 11: country on Earth that embraces me as a gay man.

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Speaker 17: So okay, okay. So maybe I'm confused because Israel, which

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Speaker 17: isn't still an islam.

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Speaker 11: Country, right, No, no, no Jewish.

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Speaker 17: Okay, okay, okay, okay.

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Speaker 11: So Israel's Jewish Palestinians are Islamic.

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Speaker 17: Okay.

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Speaker 1: There there's too much going on here. First of all,

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Speaker 1: the gay dude in the fairy outfit, it is a conservative,

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Speaker 1: like I guess I'm great.

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Speaker 3: I think I don't know how to feel about that.

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Speaker 3: And also the people.

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Speaker 1: It reminds me of those videos where they go from

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Speaker 1: the river to the sea and then they say what river?

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Speaker 7: What sea?

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Speaker 1: And they're like, I don't know, the Mississippi to the Arctic. See,

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Speaker 1: I don't know what are we even talking about. I

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Speaker 1: think Charlie sums it up when he makes a joke.

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Speaker 1: I think it's hilarious and he doesn't make it often enough.

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Speaker 1: If you're you know, an LGBTQ alphabet person in Gaza,

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Speaker 1: they will give you a flying lesson off the nearest roof,

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Speaker 1: which is very morbid joke but does encapsulate the reality

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Speaker 1: that exists. There a lot going on in that video,

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Speaker 1: so many different levels.

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Speaker 2: Also, Israel is an Islam cout what the all?

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Speaker 1: Right, let's keep going at our progression towards hopefully funnier

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Speaker 1: and eh still woke, but full funny stuff.

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Speaker 2: Watch this clip.

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Speaker 7: Three.

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Speaker 6: There's plus sized models now, which is great for inclusivity

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Speaker 6: and everything. But I was just thinking, like, how frustrating

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Speaker 6: must it be if you're a traditional model, right, You're like,

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Speaker 6: you're starving yourself, You're doing a lot of these seven

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Speaker 6: days a week.

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Speaker 7: And then some woman's like, it's crazy, we're both models.

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Speaker 6: Are just to bite your tongue like, yeah.

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Speaker 7: Yes, it's equally difficult. What we do.

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Speaker 3: I've had an olive for lunch today.

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Speaker 6: Well, it's crazy all on my deep dishpuzza.

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Speaker 3: We're not so different, Yeah, I guess that.

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Speaker 1: It probably is not, unlike the feeling that a lot

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Speaker 1: of Asian American students have not getting into Ivy League schools.

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Speaker 2: Hopefully no longer this.

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Speaker 1: Is the case because the whole idea of affirmative action

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Speaker 1: has been abolished, But in the past definitely like Hey,

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Speaker 1: I studied how many hours to get into the same

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Speaker 1: school as some dope who happens to have more pigment

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Speaker 1: in their skin and got in to the same place.

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Speaker 1: It diminishes the value of what it is that you're

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Speaker 1: doing if you're doing something that's difficult. My wife did

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Speaker 1: a master's program. In the intermaster's program, there was a

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Speaker 1: profoundly dumb student, like just this guy might have been

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Speaker 1: the dumbest person I've ever been in my entire life.

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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, I told her, Hey, this diminishes your hard work.

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Speaker 3: You worked really hard.

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Speaker 1: For this degree, and this guy getting the same degree

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Speaker 1: diminishes entirely your hard work and effort, Which.

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Speaker 2: Is I think that what that clip was saying.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to this last clip on Woke Wednesday,

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Speaker 1: and this I think is the wokest of the woke.

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Speaker 1: Prepare yourselves, ladies and gentlemen, for the roller coaster of

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Speaker 1: this person's not privilege, I guess watch this.

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Speaker 11: Let me tell you a.

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Speaker 8: Little bit about myself.

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Speaker 16: I am black, I am Filipino Japanese second generation, and

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Speaker 16: I'm a disabled trans man. But I'm also a Medicaid patient.

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Speaker 16: I'm also a person who uses food stamps. I'm also

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Speaker 16: a person who has been through houselessness in this country.

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Speaker 8: I'm also a person who has gone.

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Speaker 16: Through substance use and addiction, and most of all, I

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Speaker 16: am a patient of planned parenthood.

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Speaker 1: I'm trying to think of any other things that would

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Speaker 1: further their case in the victim Olympics amputee. Maybe I

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Speaker 1: don't know. She already said there's too many things good luck.

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Speaker 1: I think ultimately what I'm trying to say is good

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Speaker 1: luck to you individual in overcoming just life in general.

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Speaker 2: Everything that person does.

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Speaker 3: Unfortunately, this is sad.

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Speaker 2: It's probably very, very difficult.

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Speaker 1: Hopefully I don't know, someone knocks some sense of reality

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Speaker 1: into that particular individual.

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Speaker 7: But it also could.

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Speaker 1: Be emblematic of the fact that the more help you get,

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Speaker 1: the worse off you tend to be. In so many

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Speaker 1: different cases, especially on government assistance. The government doesn't do

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Speaker 1: a anybody any favors allowing people to be whatever that

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Speaker 1: is because in reality, you know, it's sad to say,

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Speaker 1: but probably the realistic thing to say is that this

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Speaker 1: person is not contributed to society in really any positive

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Speaker 1: form other than maybe you know, being friendly to her friends.

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Speaker 1: But at the same time, you know there's there's so

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Speaker 1: much more to life than just victiming your way to

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Speaker 1: the top, and I wish people would would recognize that.

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Speaker 1: But that is going to do it for us here

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Speaker 1: at Turning Points tonight. Charlie Kirk is going to take

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Speaker 1: us out. Really really appreciate getting to do this show.

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Speaker 1: Thanks so much for two again. We will see it tomorrow,

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Speaker 1: same time, same place.

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Speaker 2: God bless America.

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Speaker 18: They told us nearly thirteen years ago it was impossible.

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Speaker 18: They told us nearly thirteen years ago, it was not possible.

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Speaker 2: It can't happen.

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Speaker 18: I remember when I first starred Turning Point USA and

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Speaker 18: this journey began. I was told, the college Republicans are

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Speaker 18: doing this thing. What do you need this Turning Point

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Speaker 18: thing for? I was told that there was already well built,

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Speaker 18: multi decade campus infrastructure on these college campuses, that there

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Speaker 18: was no need to organize or try to add a

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Speaker 18: little bit of a spark to the youth dynamic of

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Speaker 18: this country. I was told that that's all taken care of. Charlie,

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Speaker 18: mind your own business, Go get an internship, go to college.

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Speaker 18: Very few people saw the potential of what Turning Point

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Speaker 18: USA would become and what amazingly we would help achieve.

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Speaker 18: For nearly thirteen years, we've been in the trenches organizing

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Speaker 18: college campus chapters, organizing high school chapters, and it's very

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Speaker 18: difficult for me to demonstrate the infrastructure that is necessary

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Speaker 18: to make that happen the well over one thousand full

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Speaker 18: time people that we have on our staff. I hope

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Speaker 18: you guys in turn that one thousand full time people

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Speaker 18: that we have to manage here at Turning Point USA.

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Speaker 18: It's a remarkable machine. We've worked hard as the tip

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Speaker 18: of the spear both Turning Point Action Turning Point USA

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Speaker 18: to try to change a culture. And we know the

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Speaker 18: youth vote results back in November. We know how young

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Speaker 18: people rose up in record numbers, especially young men, and

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Speaker 18: the youth vote moved double digits. But what is surprising

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Speaker 18: and shocking prognosticators and experts, Remember we must trust the experts.

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Speaker 18: What is shocking them is that this generation is not

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Speaker 18: slowing down. This generation is becoming more conservative. This generation

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Speaker 18: is embracing the ideas of freedom and liberty and American

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Speaker 18: exceptionalism at a rapid pace, the likes of which that

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Speaker 18: is stunning observers. What you are seeing on screen is

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Speaker 18: just in the last week of well over. If you

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Speaker 18: tabulate it all twelve to fifteen thousand students that have

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Speaker 18: shown up in rain, in cold, in wind, in weather

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Speaker 18: to go hear me debate college kids across the country.

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Speaker 18: Now you might say, Charlie, what difference does that make? Well,

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Speaker 18: the difference is demonstrated in the latest Yale Youth Poll.

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Speaker 18: Yale begrudgingly published this youth pole, and I might add

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Speaker 18: before I continue, we get billions of online views.

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Speaker 3: No organization, no.

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Speaker 18: Operation, no team is as viral as the Charlie kirkshow

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Speaker 18: in Turning Point USA. It does not exist, does not

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Speaker 18: exist on the left, it does not exist on the right.

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Speaker 18: If you combine Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirkshow, TikTok, Instagram,

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Speaker 18: YouTube x, it is the most viral operation that is

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Speaker 18: around cultural and political matters and even theological and spiritual matters.

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Speaker 18: So the Yale Youth Poll is very well respected. It's Yale,

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Speaker 18: after all, we must trust the experts, and to everyone's

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Speaker 18: surprise and shock, but not to those of us that

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Speaker 18: are actually in the grassroots, the Yale Youth Poll shows

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Speaker 18: the following. The yl Youth Poll reports that voters eighteen

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Speaker 18: to twenty one, current college kids lean Republican. That's right,

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Speaker 18: current college kids. Well, it's actually not just lean. It's

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Speaker 18: even more dramatic than that. They find that young people

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Speaker 18: on college campuses are Republican by eleven point seven points.

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Speaker 18: Eleven point seven points. This is an incredibly bullish empirical

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Speaker 18: data point. This is your future, this is what is

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Speaker 18: coming next. It is easy to believe that, oh, the

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Speaker 18: next generation, and there's nothing but a bunch of leftists,

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Speaker 18: a bunch of communists, a bunch of Marxists.

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Speaker 7: No, no, no.

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Speaker 18: The work that we have been doing in the trenches,

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Speaker 18: the harvest that we have been waiting for, is here.

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Speaker 18: And the Yale Youth poll is further proving that this

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Speaker 18: was not just a one time Trump phenomenon November. It

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Speaker 18: is a bottom up, youth led, campus focused right wing revolution.

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Speaker 18: And what is amazing is that the older twenty somethings

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Speaker 18: are actually a little more democrat. How does that make sense?

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Speaker 18: So now the kids that are on college campuses are

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Speaker 18: more conservative, the kids outside of college campuses aren't as conservative.

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Speaker 18: And I gotta be honest, and there's a lot of

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Speaker 18: answers to it. I think it's being immersed in wokeism,

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Speaker 18: political correctness, the fragility of the cultural campus infrastructure, and

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Speaker 18: also what Turning Point has done is a campus revolution

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Speaker 18: the likes of which no one could have ever have

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Speaker 18: imagined and understand the eighteen, nineteen, twenty and twenty year

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Speaker 18: olds on these college campuses. They are the COVID generation.

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Speaker 18: This should be the front page of the New York Times,

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Speaker 18: It should be the front page to the Wall Street Journal,

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Speaker 18: But they are begrudgingly covering this like, oh, it must

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Speaker 18: be an outlier. What you are witnessing, everybody is the

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Speaker 18: most dramatic generational political swing in history is unfolding before

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Speaker 18: our eyes. This is not a Turning Point USA poll.

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Speaker 18: This is not just Charlie Kirk's opinion. This is Yale.

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Speaker 18: Yale that has all the incentives in the world to

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Speaker 18: basically say that young people are liberal, and instead eighteen

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Speaker 18: to twenty one year olds are eleven point seven points

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Speaker 18: more in favor of Trump, more in favor of the

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Speaker 18: Republican Party, more in favor of the conservative movement. How

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Speaker 18: did that happen? They are rejecting their professors, They're rejecting

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Speaker 18: the toxicity of the anti white hatred they're rejecting DEI

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Speaker 18: and they're embracing our viewpoint. And we are not just

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Speaker 18: reaching them in the rash roots to the campuses, from

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Speaker 18: Boise State, We're going to Washington State tomorrow, from University

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Speaker 18: Southern California, all across the country. We're also reaching them

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Speaker 18: in their smartphones dominant on the digital smartphones. But seriously,

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Speaker 18: twenty two to twenty nine year olds who consume our

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Speaker 18: content are just the same. They're only leaning Democrats by

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Speaker 18: six point four points. That's a monumental shift, everybody. This

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Speaker 18: is such, This is an optimism hurricane. It's an eighteen

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Speaker 18: point swing almost overnight. How big is the swing from

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Speaker 18: thirty year olds to today's eighteen year olds.

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Speaker 7: It's dramatic. What we are.

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Speaker 18: Witnessing is one of the most hopeful developments that we've

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Speaker 18: been praying for and working for, one that shows you

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Speaker 18: the country that we are about to inherit and people

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Speaker 18: are starting to notice it.