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Speaker 1: Before we get into the rest of the show, the

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Speaker 1: in the room that would be the no Kings protests

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Speaker 1: over the weekend. Now, just a little background on the

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Speaker 1: leading up to this stuff that we talked about many

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Speaker 2: Remember, communism, for all.

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Speaker 1: Of its history, it is understood the power of large

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Speaker 1: public demonstrations, protests, riots, things like that, all the way

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Speaker 2: They've always understood that.

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Speaker 1: And where they can't generate actual, genuine, you know, crowds,

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Speaker 1: they will create them. In fact, most of communists history

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Speaker 1: is them creating crowds. You create professional essentially riot organizations,

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Speaker 1: Almost every communist protest you've ever seen in the United

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Speaker 2: They never advertised that. Of course.

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Speaker 1: The idea is they want you, they want me to

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Speaker 1: Paid and organized, that's why pallets of bricks show up.

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Speaker 1: That's why professional signs show up. That's why they're paid

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Speaker 1: and organized. All right, we got that now. Leading up

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Speaker 2: No King's just No King's Dad.

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Speaker 1: So it was professional, it was paid, it was organized,

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Speaker 2: The organic part of it never happened.

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Speaker 1: Really, there were the professionals, of course, most of those

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Speaker 2: They just are.

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Speaker 1: It's approval numbers remain over fifty percent. That's very high

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Speaker 1: About right, We saw that walking ad for Ozen Peak

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Speaker 1: making fun of Charlie Kirk's death, making fun of his assassination. Now, okay,

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Speaker 1: that the some crazy, deranged street animal being violent is

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Speaker 1: And of course lo and behold, people dug into it

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Speaker 1: I know we are all what may I shouldn't say

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Speaker 1: So I need to put this disclaimer on it. If

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Speaker 3: Republicans, Democrats, Independence, what brown right? This sixty eight year

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Speaker 2: What do we want?

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Speaker 3: We want the promise of America for everyone. We want

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Speaker 2: Just like our founders.

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Speaker 2: Crowns, no kings.

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Speaker 3: We are standing up because we don't want our streets,

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Speaker 2: It's hard to listen to.

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Speaker 1: It's not just chungus, it's the teaching profession from top

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Speaker 1: Because there were many, many, many celebrating, cheering on the

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Speaker 5: We need to get ourselves together, and we might even

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Speaker 5: need to be a little bit meaner because the Republicans

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Speaker 6: And by mean, what do you mean, do you mean protesting?

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Speaker 5: Do you mean maybe we have to I notice, stop

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Speaker 5: I'm a pretty nice lady, but I could be pretty

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Speaker 4: They is a piece of garbage.

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Speaker 5: Of course, what we're mean. I am so tired of

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Speaker 5: Hitler is dead. I'm glad Hitler's dead. Evil people have

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Speaker 5: I I have you know, I don't have time for that.

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Speaker 2: I need to explain to you what has happened.

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Speaker 1: Why do you see so many older people so mean,

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Speaker 1: and she turns on ABC, NBCCBSCNN, MSNBC and she hears this.

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is America's Hitler. Yeah, are unified Reich. That's

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump is acting like a Nazi, talking like a Nazi,

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Speaker 9: And by the way, out there that hat that you

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Speaker 9: he might well just put a swastiker on the hat.

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Speaker 8: Adolf Hitler was interviewed, and I'm quoting from his article

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Speaker 8: where he was interviewed. He said, therefore, I say America

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Speaker 8: the exact words of Adolf Hitler.

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Speaker 1: What could you do to Adolf Hitler? What would your

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Speaker 1: Shoot him, torture him, beat him. You can do whatever

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Speaker 1: you want to Aidolf Hitler. Why have they spent years

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Speaker 1: calling you Hitler, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler, Nazi Hitler. Well,

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Speaker 1: it's not because they believed it. It's because they understood

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Speaker 1: their brain dead street animal followers would be programmed by

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Speaker 3: Who are you gonna kill?

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Speaker 1: Nazis?

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Speaker 10: What do you mean?

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Speaker 2: It's in this in this context?

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Speaker 7: Who is a Nazi?

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Speaker 11: So you're gonna kill Steven Miller?

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Speaker 9: I had a chance, you much.

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Speaker 2: I don't know about someone i'd say on camera, Bro.

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Speaker 7: This is a nightmare that I'm living in, and I'm

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Speaker 7: here to make a difference and to be loud and proud.

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Speaker 9: And there's no other way I'd want to celebrate my birthday.

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Speaker 9: They went there and my best friend fighting for our country.

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Speaker 8: Well for a birthday president, What do you hope happens?

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Speaker 6: No, you wake up tomorrow morning.

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Speaker 9: I hope that I see the obituary that we're all

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Speaker 9: waiting for tomorrow. That's what I hope for.

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Speaker 4: Yeah's that President Trump is dead.

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Speaker 9: Yes, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, Okay, absolutely.

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Speaker 2: They think that. The good guys.

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Speaker 1: This is how they talk with each other. They'll say

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Speaker 1: it on camera. You're fighting Nazis. You can do whatever

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Speaker 1: not seen the last political assassination, the last political death

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Speaker 1: in this country. There are simply too many communists who

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Speaker 1: will do it. They will, This will continue. I don't

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Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham has been there sticking his foot in that

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Speaker 1: We have red state senators we can remove. We can

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Speaker 1: Stop working against us, Stop working against yourself. When Donald

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Speaker 13: You know. Republicans used to believe that not prosecuting criminals

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Speaker 2: John Bolton is in some very serious trouble.

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Speaker 1: Joining me now, Miranda Divine host of the wonderful pod

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Speaker 2: All right, Miranda, how much trouble was John Bolton? Actually?

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Speaker 4: I think he is. I mean, what we've seen so

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Speaker 2: Berndick, can you help me? Can you help us?

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Speaker 1: Everybody understand why do these people do this? This seems

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Speaker 4: son was on the board of Barisma, and there was

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Speaker 4: a you know, a spy or a source that the

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Speaker 4: CIA was informed by that there was a lot of

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Speaker 4: consternation in Ukraine, that they were angry about this, that

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Speaker 4: the people close to the then president Poroshenko, Petro Poroshenko

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Speaker 4: didn't like the fact that Joe Biden was heading into

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Speaker 4: town telling them what to do about corruption and not

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Speaker 4: helping them at all. And then basically it was the

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Speaker 4: Vice President's office, his national security advisor, who said, we

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Speaker 4: now have an email that shows that he said, oh,

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Speaker 4: please redact that from the president's daily brief. So it

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Speaker 4: never went into circulation like it should have, and therefore

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Speaker 4: America's national security interests were harmed because there are lots

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Speaker 4: of people who were doing business with Ukraine from the

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Speaker 4: government at that time, who should have been aware of

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Speaker 4: these negative feelings from Poroshenko and his inner circle towards

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Speaker 4: Joe Biden. I mean, it seems obvious now, it should

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Speaker 4: have really been obvious to them at the time, But

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Speaker 4: to censor that is shocking. But there's lots of glimpses

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Speaker 4: into the CIA covering up for Joe Biden. In one example,

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Speaker 4: more recently, the IRS whistleblowers, then IRS investigators Gary Shapley

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Speaker 4: and Joe Ziegler wanted to interview Hunter Biden's sugar brother,

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Speaker 4: Kevin Morris, the Hollywood lawyer who funded him to the

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Speaker 4: tune of at least seven million dollars, paying off his

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Speaker 4: tax bills and funding his lavish lifestyle in California. So

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Speaker 4: they wanted to interview Kevin Morris, obviously he was a

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Speaker 4: material person, and they were told by prosecutors that Langley

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Speaker 4: CIA headquarters had summoned the prosecutors and said, hands off

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Speaker 4: Kevin Morris, you can't even question him. So it's a

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Speaker 4: big mystery about Joe Biden and why his family's influence

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Speaker 4: peddling was being protected, encouraged, maybe even certainly covered up

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Speaker 4: by the CIA, the FBI, the State Department, you name it.

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Speaker 1: Oranda, talk to me about Hunter Biden's shrink because you

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Speaker 1: just sat down with him on Pod Force one. That

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Speaker 1: had to be frightening. Honestly, I was going to say fascinating.

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Speaker 1: They had to be horrifying.

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Speaker 4: Look, Keith Ablow, Doctor Keith Ablow is very interesting man.

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Speaker 4: He was Hunter Biden's former shrink. As you say, he's Look,

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Speaker 4: he's ethical, so he's not discussing with us the secrets

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Speaker 4: of the shrink couch. But he certainly was able to

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Speaker 4: sort of diagnose and talk about the things that we

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Speaker 4: know publicly about Hunter Biden, and so without divulging secrets.

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Speaker 4: And you know, it does go back to what I've

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Speaker 4: always thought, I mean, with some sympathy towards Hunter Biden,

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Speaker 4: that his mother and little sister baby sister were killed

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Speaker 4: in a car crash where he and his older brother, Beau,

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Speaker 4: were in the back seat. He was only two and

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Speaker 4: his brother was three, and that was a very traumatic

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Speaker 4: moment for him to be stuck in that car and

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Speaker 4: then he was recovering in hospital, he and his brother

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Speaker 4: for many months after that, and Joe Biden famously got

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Speaker 4: sworn in as a senator by their bedside, which was

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Speaker 4: a very heartrending photograph to go all around the world.

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Speaker 4: But if you zoom back a bit, you wonder, why

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Speaker 4: does the father bring the world's media into his son's

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Speaker 4: hospital room. They've just lost their mother, they're bandaged and

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Speaker 4: won and he could have done it out in the corridor,

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Speaker 4: but he has all these photographers and small rooms crammed in,

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Speaker 4: journalists crammed into this room, completely unnecessary, and that sort

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Speaker 4: of set the tune for his sort of fake father

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Speaker 4: of the Year routine that he did from then on.

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Speaker 4: And I think he was not a good father, and

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Speaker 4: certainly not to Hunter, and a lot of Hunter's problems

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Speaker 4: I think come from that, because there's a real love

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Speaker 4: hate relationship. And it was interesting what doctor Ablow said

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Speaker 4: about Hunters abandoning all these laptops around the time that

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Speaker 4: his father was announcing that he was running for president

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Speaker 4: yet again in April of twenty nineteen. Within weeks of

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Speaker 4: that date, Hunter Biden had abandoned famously the laptop that

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Speaker 4: we ended up looking into from Delaware that was dropped

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Speaker 4: off Hunter dropped off at the laptop repair shop around

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Speaker 4: the corner from his house in Wilmington. And then but

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Speaker 4: there was another laptop that not many people know about

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Speaker 4: that around the same time Hunter abandoned at the Newburyport,

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Speaker 4: Massachusetts home or guesthouse of doctor Keith Ablow. Hunter was

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Speaker 4: up there doing a sort of of a drug detox

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Speaker 4: thing with ketamine unusual therapy, and that's where those famous

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Speaker 4: photographs come from, where Hunter is sort of squatting in

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Speaker 4: this sort of sensory deprivation chamber supposedly to get off drugs,

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Speaker 4: but he's smoking crack and drinking vodka. And so anyway,

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Speaker 4: that was doctor Keith Ablow's place, and Hunter left his

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Speaker 4: laptop behind, and doctor Ablow called him repeatedly and texted

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Speaker 4: him and said come and get your stuff, and it

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Speaker 4: was not just the laptop but a whole lot of

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Speaker 4: very expensive clothing and other personal effects, and Hunter just

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Speaker 4: never never picked it up and never answered. So Keith

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Speaker 4: Ablow sort of surmises from a psychiatric point of view

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Speaker 4: that yes, that could be kind of a Freudian situation

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Speaker 4: where Hunter kind of wanted to jettison well, my theory

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Speaker 4: was that he wanted to actually dammy to his father's

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Speaker 4: candidacy because he didn't want his father putting the whole

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Speaker 4: family through that again. But Keith Hablau said also to

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Speaker 4: basically jettison his past. He never really wanted to be

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Speaker 4: part of his father's political life, and so this was

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Speaker 4: a sort of a symbolic or psychological way of just

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Speaker 4: getting rid of his entire life and starting afresh. And

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Speaker 4: as we know, Hunter did start afresh. He went to California,

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Speaker 4: he met his now wife, got married within a few weeks,

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Speaker 4: and became an artist.

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Speaker 2: Miranda, thank you, ma'am.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about the media with the panel next.

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Speaker 1: Before we talk about that, I told you about master chips.

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Speaker 1: Of course, I told you about massive ships. I'm a chickman,

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Speaker 1: as you know, because we already talked about it once

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Speaker 1: during the show. Massive ships are the greatest, And I

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Speaker 1: don't have to get I don't have to get the

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Speaker 1: stink eye for my wife every time I eat some chips,

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Speaker 1: because these are actually not bad for you, just three ingredients,

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Speaker 1: multiple flavors. Go get some massive chips in your life,

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Speaker 1: if I may recommend it, get yourself a little bottle

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Speaker 1: of hot.

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Speaker 2: Sauce, your favorite hot sauce. I'm a green sauce man.

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00:34:20,960 --> 00:34:24,960
Speaker 1: And look, I know it's sports season, Football season, Baseball playoffs,

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Speaker 1: Massive chip, little dab of hot sauce.

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Speaker 2: That's snack heaven.

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Speaker 1: Go to Massive Chips, dot com, slash Jesse TV.

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Speaker 2: We'll be back. Their ratings are terrible.

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Speaker 12: They are terrible.

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Speaker 8: MSNBC is dying, and CNN is dying like a dog,

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Speaker 8: and punn.

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Speaker 2: Is so pathetic.

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Speaker 13: Give us see their anchors in the evening that nobody

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Speaker 13: ever heard of them?

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Speaker 2: Where do these people come? You could?

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Speaker 8: I could take anybody off the street.

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Speaker 2: In Washington, DC.

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Speaker 8: They do a better job us on China?

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Speaker 11: Are you considering walking out in rush?

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Speaker 2: Who are you with?

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Speaker 8: Politico?

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Speaker 11: Dosha burn Sir?

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Speaker 2: Politico? Politico has gone mad.

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Speaker 14: They've been so wrong about everything political political, It's been

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Speaker 14: so wrong about everything.

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Speaker 4: Let's get somebody else to ask us a question.

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Speaker 1: Do you mind?

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Speaker 5: Is that all right?

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Speaker 12: Political speaks?

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Speaker 8: This is she and n speaking.

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Speaker 12: By the way, so are you here?

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Speaker 13: This is one of the worst reporters that you'll ever

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Speaker 13: I don't even want to take a question. Was go ahead?

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Speaker 2: Joining me?

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Speaker 10: Now?

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Speaker 1: A couple ladies who understand the media well because they've

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Speaker 1: had to deal with these animals all the time. Virginia Allen,

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Speaker 1: Senior news producer with the Daily Signal, and Mary Margaret Olahan,

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Speaker 1: who of course is with the Daily Wire White House correspondent. Okay, uh,

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Speaker 1: First of all, Mary, Mary Margaret, let's start with you

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Speaker 1: Media Fest twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 2: What was it and what happened?

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Speaker 11: You know, I'm someone that loves to talk to students.

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Speaker 11: I know Virginia does as well. We have lots to

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Speaker 11: share from our reporting, and we'd been asked to be

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Speaker 11: on this panel and talk to students about faith and

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Speaker 11: how it intersects with journalism. I'm Catholic, Virginia's Christian, and

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Speaker 11: we have lots to share on this. We're on the

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Speaker 11: ground all the time. We've worked hard for years. We

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Speaker 11: have so much to impart to the next generation, and

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Speaker 11: unfortunately we were told that we didn't get to do

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Speaker 11: so because of our beliefs, because we are conservative reporters.

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Speaker 11: And I would argue because we come from a faith

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Speaker 11: filled perspective, unlike the rest of the religiously illiterate media.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Virginia, could you clarify this for me?

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Speaker 1: It was a faith panel, but two women of faith

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Speaker 1: were not allowed on the faith panel.

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Speaker 2: What faith is allowed on the panel.

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Speaker 14: That's a great question, Jesse. Apparently the major concern that

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Speaker 14: the organizers of this conference had was that as people

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Speaker 14: of faith who hold biblical values, they were shocked, shocked

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Speaker 14: enough to uninvite us that Mary Margaret and I both

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Speaker 14: hold to a traditional view of marriage, that marriage is

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Speaker 14: between a man and a woman. Mary Margaret, of course,

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Speaker 14: has authored an awesome book called d trans I have

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Speaker 14: a podcast called Problematic Women where we speak very openly

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Speaker 14: about traditional values, about you know, the biblical definition of marriage.

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Speaker 14: And the organizers of this conference specifically one gentleman out

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Speaker 14: of Oregon State University. His name is Stephen Sandberg, and

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Speaker 14: when they were looking at who's going to speak on

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Speaker 14: this faith panel, keep in mind he said, you know,

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Speaker 14: I really take issue with these two women, and in

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Speaker 14: his words, they're anti LGBTQ views, which in many ways

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Speaker 14: I take issue with that phrasing because we simply hold

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Speaker 14: her biblical tradition and belief on marriage, and so in

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Speaker 14: many ways I wonder how that faith panel turned out

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Speaker 14: if they were only comfortable having people on a faith

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Speaker 14: panel that liberal talking points on LGBTQ issues really question

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Speaker 14: the quality of the kind of speakers that they're bringing

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Speaker 14: into this conference.

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Speaker 2: It almost seems like they have an opposing faith.

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Speaker 1: Mary Margaret, are you trying to say that the Bible

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Speaker 1: is against a couple dudes getting married?

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Speaker 11: Well, Jesse, I wrote a whole book on how transitioning

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Speaker 11: is not helping children, and I would actually argue it's

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Speaker 11: not helping anyone. But that kind of conversation is not

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Speaker 11: allowed in the journalism world nowadays. When you look at

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Speaker 11: these types of issues, the only perspective that will be

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Speaker 11: entertained is that LGBTQ issues are the higher good. You

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Speaker 11: look at how Glad, the Human Rights Campaign, the Trevor Project,

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Speaker 11: they tell most journalists how to talk about these issues.

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Speaker 11: They encourage journalists to say that so called gender affirming

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Speaker 11: care is a good thing, even for kids. And so

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Speaker 11: for the majority of journalists out there, there is no

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Speaker 11: other option when you talk about these issues. It's just

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Speaker 11: plain and simple. They believe the LGBTQ issues are settled.

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Speaker 11: They believe that abortion is a good thing, and they

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Speaker 11: believe that they are far to the left on all

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Speaker 11: these culture war issues, and that if you're not. You're

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Speaker 11: just weird and strange and maybe religious, which is hilarious

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Speaker 11: because the majority of religious Americans who actually practice their faith,

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Speaker 11: they don't support these kinds of things. They don't want

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Speaker 11: explicit sex education, they don't want their children being pushed

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Speaker 11: down a transgender ideology path. They support protecting life. And

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Speaker 11: so these are the kinds of issues that Virginia and

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Speaker 11: I have covered for years. We've covered them very honestly,

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Speaker 11: by the way, we include everybody's perspective when we talk

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Speaker 11: about abortion. For example, I've interviewed men whose children have

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Speaker 11: been aborted. I've interviewed women who have aborted their children.

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Speaker 11: I've asked them all across the aisle how they felt

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Speaker 11: about these things, how they impacted their lives. I've interviewed

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Speaker 11: abortionists themselves. But keep in mind the story that they

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Speaker 11: particularly took issue with that I've done. That they suggested

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Speaker 11: damage my credibility as a reporter. Was an exclusive I

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Speaker 11: got from Congress and Brandon Gill about how he was

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Speaker 11: introducing legislation to ban flushing aborted baby body parts into

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Speaker 11: our water systems. And I wrote a story on this bill,

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Speaker 11: and they said that they had objections to it and

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Speaker 11: to me as a journalist, because I dared even say

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Speaker 11: what was happening, because I dared even acknowledge that this happens.

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Speaker 11: And that's the reality of the situation that we have

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Speaker 11: come to with journalism.

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Speaker 1: The weirdos are the people who believe in Jesus, not

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Speaker 1: the one trying to chop off kids. Penis says, Virginia,

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Speaker 1: could you explain what is why is faith in journalism?

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Speaker 1: Why is there any intersection there at all? Shouldn't you

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Speaker 1: just keep your beliefs separate and shut up?

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Speaker 14: I think so much of the media has been told

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Speaker 14: that for so long, and I'll say a couple of

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Speaker 14: points on that. For one, we are human beings, and

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Speaker 14: our faith, our values, I think not only will influence

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Speaker 14: our reporting, whether we want to admit it or not,

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Speaker 14: but I would argue, speaking from a Christian perspective, they

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Speaker 14: should influence our work because when I'm upholding biblical standards,

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Speaker 14: standards of integrity and authenticity and care for the people

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Speaker 14: that I'm interviewing to tell stories, well, quite frankly, my

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Speaker 14: work's just going to be better if I'm keeping in

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Speaker 14: mind that. You know, at the end of the day,

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Speaker 14: as a Christian I have an audience of one, and

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Speaker 14: that's ensuring that my work is up to the highest

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Speaker 14: standards because at the end of the day, I answer

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Speaker 14: to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and so all

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Speaker 14: of our work, all of our media, you know, we

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Speaker 14: need to keep that and bear that perspective in mind.

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Speaker 14: And I think that was the perspective that Mary, Margaret

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Speaker 14: and I were so excited to share with young journalists

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Speaker 14: who are people of faith. Of Hey, these aren't actually

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Speaker 14: two separate things. You don't kind of take off your

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Speaker 14: faith and check.

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Speaker 11: It at the door.

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Speaker 14: When you walk into your workplace. You bring that with you,

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Speaker 14: and your work is actually better when you bring it

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Speaker 14: with you. And you're going to face opposition in the

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Speaker 14: workplace no matter where you are, you're going to face

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Speaker 14: opposition in this current media landscape that is so agenda driven.

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Speaker 14: But your faith can be the thing roots you, that

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Speaker 14: angers you, that gives you a really, really strong and

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Speaker 14: powerful foundation. And you know, I think Jesse, especially in

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Speaker 14: a day and age when young people aren't getting that

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Speaker 14: on their campus universities because journalism programs across the United

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Speaker 14: States are so woke and so far left. Conferences like

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Speaker 14: media Fests actually provide a really beautiful platform to bring

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Speaker 14: in other perspectives and to show, hey, you can think

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Speaker 14: about journalism a little bit differently, you can incorporate your

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Speaker 14: faith to remind young people of that you can be

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Speaker 14: a conservative and also be a journalist. And yet Media

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Speaker 14: Fest chose to uninvite two strong faith based journalists because

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Speaker 14: they simply didn't want our voices present, didn't want our

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Speaker 14: views present. And Jesse, you know, I think the ironic

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Speaker 14: thing is also that that individual from Oregon State University,

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Speaker 14: Steven Sandberg, he ultimately he was the one that raised

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Speaker 14: those concerns. He ultimately decided not to come and not

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Speaker 14: to bring any of his students because he felt like

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Speaker 14: the conference didn't go far enough and correcting the air

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Speaker 14: of their ways to dare to bring on diverse voices

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Speaker 14: to speak at this conference, which again I think just

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Speaker 14: highlights how really radical and the one agenda that the

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Speaker 14: planners of these conference were trying to seek and fulfill.

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Speaker 14: And also to bear in mind that you know, next

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Speaker 14: year this conference is going to face the exact same

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Speaker 14: pressure from people like the gentleman at Oregon State University,

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Speaker 14: and so it's really critical that we continue to tell

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Speaker 14: this story and encourage diversity in media that's representative of

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Speaker 14: all Americans, not just to select few and the very

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Speaker 14: liberal enclaves across our country.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, ladies, you probably dodged a bullet by not going

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Speaker 1: imagine the smell.

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Speaker 2: Thank you both. I appreciate you. Come we have like

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Speaker 2: in the move next.

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Speaker 1: All right, it's time to lighten the mood. And it's

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Speaker 1: football season, as you probably know. And look, it was

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Speaker 1: not long ago when the sports world seemed like it

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Speaker 1: was completely overrun with communists and the good people were quiet,

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Speaker 1: keeping their heads down, their mouths shut. Vanderbilt goes out

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Speaker 1: beats LSU. Their quarterback Diego Pavia, he didn't keep his

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Speaker 1: head down in.

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Speaker 2: His mouth shut.

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Speaker 6: Congratulations.

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Speaker 12: What was this performance?

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Speaker 1: Likes for you in this team?

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Speaker 6: Well, I feel like, you know, I got a little

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Speaker 6: overwhelmed in the past few weeks, and I really wasn't

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Speaker 6: just being myself, you know, and I wasn't really chasing God.

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Speaker 6: And so he was there to humble me, you know,

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Speaker 6: and so Ela was there to tell me, like, who

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Speaker 6: where I was making a mistake, you know, And that's

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Speaker 6: where I was making a mistake. And I just got

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Speaker 6: back on pat obviously, no one's perfect, but I just

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Speaker 6: want to chase him and encourage everyone to chase him.

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Speaker 6: You know, that's a better life out there.

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Speaker 2: Kids are gonna be all right. Let's see them all