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Speaker 3: See Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 1: Well, good day and hello and how are you on
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Speaker 1: my Edwards And welcome to this edition of the run
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Speaker 1: Overs American Experience. Today's Wellness Day. We're going to be
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Speaker 1: talking in a few minutes with our guests today. Our
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Speaker 1: names doctor fadwah Ghlanders. She's a doctor of clinical pharmacy
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Speaker 1: specializing in alternative medicine and cost conscious care. Will be
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Speaker 1: discussing these things with her in just a few but
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Speaker 1: in the meantime in between time, boy today, I looked
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Speaker 1: at some parts of the RFK hearings today. Man oh man,
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Speaker 1: oh man, you really just get a full understanding of
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Speaker 1: the mindset of individuals when you see the questions going
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Speaker 1: going back and forth, and many of the questions were
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Speaker 1: more political based rather than finding out if mister Kennedy
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Speaker 1: was best suited to promote good health in our republic.
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Speaker 1: The main thing that many of the questionners, particularly Democrats,
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Speaker 1: were concerned about, were are you going to be standing
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Speaker 1: for the right for abortion or are you going to
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Speaker 1: be unwavering in your support for the jabs for so
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Speaker 1: called vaccines. Is that it's That's basically what it's all about.
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Speaker 1: You know. They want to be able to jab jam
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Speaker 1: us or jab us and kill the babies. You know.
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Speaker 1: That's that's you know, and that's not an exaggeration when
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Speaker 1: it comes to certain politicians, a great number of them,
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Speaker 1: by the way, well the Thames that despite the fact
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Speaker 1: that President Trump wants to get illegals out of our country,
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Speaker 1: especially those who are violent, who have committed murder, who
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Speaker 1: have robbed people, raped people, et cetera, et cetera, all
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Speaker 1: over the weekend, Immigration and Customs enforcement officials, removal operations officers,
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Speaker 1: along with other federal agencies, carried out a targeted enforcement operation.
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Speaker 1: The actions were overseen by top officials of the Trump administration,
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Speaker 1: including Borderzar Tom Homan.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: According to the report, law enforcement officials placed Edward Martinez A.
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Speaker 1: Cermino into custody on Sunday for legally entering the United
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Speaker 1: States near Eagle Pass in twenty twenty three. The article
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Speaker 1: states that Martinez, a Sermino, a Venezuela national, made his
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Speaker 1: way to Chicago and lived with his girlfriend's parents. And
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Speaker 1: you know I and guess what, they did their job, right,
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Speaker 1: This is what the president has ordered. But here comes
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Speaker 1: a liberal judge in Chicago and says, you got to
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Speaker 1: release this individual. Now. I don't know what you think
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Speaker 1: about this, but I'm of the belief when these black
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Speaker 1: robes go wild like this, they need to be removed
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Speaker 1: from the bench because either his head or his mind
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Speaker 1: is totally past awkwards. First of all, these people are
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Speaker 1: here illegally. Whether they committed another crime or not, that
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Speaker 1: should not be the issue. The issue is, first of all,
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Speaker 1: they're here illegally, and they need to be escorted the
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Speaker 1: heck out of here. And if they refuse to stay out,
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Speaker 1: then they should be placed on a reopened Alcatraz Island.
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Speaker 1: You know, if they insist on staying on American soilight.
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Speaker 1: You know, if they come back in after I boot
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Speaker 1: them out, I say, Okay, you really want to stay here.
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Speaker 1: You're going to be a knucklehead about a hardhead, right,
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Speaker 1: so you're going to by our laws and continue to
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Speaker 1: come in. I say, okay, welcome, you're going to Alcatras.
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Speaker 1: That's the United States, and I would let the world
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Speaker 1: know that that is where they'll end up if they
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Speaker 1: continue to come back into our country after they're booted out. Nah,
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Speaker 1: My producer says Alaska. Now, I wouldn't put them in Alaska.
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Speaker 1: Alaska has much value and much potential, and so I
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Speaker 1: wouldn't put those people up there. Maybe in Siberia. Russia
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Speaker 1: would take them, but I wouldn't put them there. Maybe
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Speaker 1: in Guam. Oh, yeah, Guam because Guam is very hot
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Speaker 1: and very brutal. Yeah, maybe Alcatraz is too comfortable because
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Speaker 1: it's very cool and pleasant there most of the time.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, I put them in a sweat box. In Guam.
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Speaker 1: It's nice and big. It's much bigger than Alcatras. But
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Speaker 1: there needs to be punishment for wrongdoing and disrespect. And
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Speaker 1: speaking of wrongdoing and disrespect, my lord have mercy. NCAA
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Speaker 1: transgender or tranny track runner decries faulty shoes despite destroying
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Speaker 1: her female I'm sorry destroying its female opponents. Who cares
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Speaker 1: Doug that? Doug says, the Guam people don't speak Spanish.
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Speaker 1: You know what if you throw some Spanish speakers in
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Speaker 1: guamyung you do't, you know, just have them, you know,
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Speaker 1: give them bags of rice and beans. They'll be okay.
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Speaker 1: Uh Anyway. Sadie Shriner, a tranny track and field athlete
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Speaker 1: for Rochester Institute of Technology, was seen boasting about beating
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Speaker 1: a field of female opponents on social media. Now, see,
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Speaker 1: as a man myself, I would not take pride in
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Speaker 1: beating a field of female track athletes. Wouldn't do it
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Speaker 1: because I learned in high school those of us. Because
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Speaker 1: I was never on the track team, they wanted me
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Speaker 1: to be on the track team. I just played football,
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Speaker 1: that's where I did best, but was fast enough to
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Speaker 1: get on the track team. But I knew I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: be hardly the fastest guy on there, so I said
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Speaker 1: forget it. But us mediocre guys as far as track,
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Speaker 1: easily outran the fastest female athletes. It was just it's
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Speaker 1: just the way it is. And for this country or
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Speaker 1: any Western country to allow female athletes to have to
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Speaker 1: put up with this stuff, and then these trainees, these unnaturals,
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Speaker 1: collect all these awards and accolades in an unfair contest.
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Speaker 1: I mean, how does a real man feel in beating
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Speaker 1: inferior opponents? See, these are the kind of arguments I
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Speaker 1: bring up with the Feminazis who say that men and
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Speaker 1: women are equal, And I say, wait a minute too,
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Speaker 1: it's how are we equal? You want a man that's
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Speaker 1: six feet tall, You want a man that's stronger than you, right,
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Speaker 1: you want a man that leads you, right, So that
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Speaker 1: means that we are polar opposites in our abilities in
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Speaker 1: what you expect as as opposed to what we expect
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Speaker 1: out of you. So how does that make us equals?
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Speaker 1: I mean, this country has so many I was going
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Speaker 1: to say stupid people. But I'll be polite today because
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Speaker 1: it's wellness day and we have a nice guest today,
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Speaker 1: so I'll be a good I'll be on my best behavior.
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Speaker 1: So we have ignorant people in our country, and well,
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Speaker 1: because of these ignorant people, our country is in a
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Speaker 1: heap of herd. You have females that are disrespected on
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Speaker 1: the in track and field, on behalf of weak men
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Speaker 1: and boys. But that shows you the inequality, right there,
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Speaker 1: a weak man, a weak man beating a field of
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Speaker 1: American Experience and today let us welcome one of my
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Speaker 1: She's the owner of Apple Cross Wellness, a doctor of
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Speaker 1: laud Wag Gallanders, Hello Doc, and welcome back.
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Speaker 10: Hey Ron.
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Speaker 1: How are you okay?
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Speaker 10: Do you hear me?
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Speaker 1: Yes? Yes, I hear you. Can you hear me?
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Speaker 10: Okay? Okay, Yes, that's I can. Thanks for having me on.
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Speaker 1: Oh glad to have you well. I don't know if
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Speaker 1: you caught any of the hearings today with Robert Kennedy,
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Speaker 1: but I will tell you that it was not about
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Speaker 1: how what good job you're going to be doing to
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Speaker 1: improve the health and quality of medical care or healthcare
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Speaker 1: as he likes to prefer to call it, which I
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Speaker 1: agree with, But it's more about how are you going
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Speaker 1: to stand up for abortions and shots or whatever. And
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Speaker 1: he's not getting a fair hearing, especially on the Democrat side.
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Speaker 1: Some Republicans are saying some nice things and asking a
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Speaker 1: few good questions, but for the most part, it's just
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Speaker 1: totally asidine and he's had to put a few people
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Speaker 1: in their place, and it just shows you the either
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Speaker 1: lack of knowledge or just the bad things that people
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Speaker 1: support in our government.
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Speaker 10: What say you, Oh, they're afraid of him, they are
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Speaker 10: petrified of him. There is a what's the saying A
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Speaker 10: cuppets is coming into play right now. Everything that they've
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Speaker 10: done in the last four years, forcing mandates, governor's going
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Speaker 10: rogue in their states and going after children, going after
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Speaker 10: printal rights, and his book on the lies of Fauci,
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Speaker 10: and of course it showed when Biden pardoned Fauci like
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Speaker 10: twenty minutes before he hit the plane and left and
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Speaker 10: he hasn't even been charged with anything yet and pardon
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Speaker 10: and part of the rest of his family. So these
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Speaker 10: people are afraid, they're fully affair and they know we know.
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Speaker 10: So they want to have their limelight for their you know,
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Speaker 10: small constituents that actually believe a lot of this junk
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Speaker 10: that you mask up, jack up do all this stuff,
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Speaker 10: and they're just play cating. This man will be confirmed.
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Speaker 10: He needs to be confirmed because what has happened in
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Speaker 10: the last four years is a genocide. I'm sorry, globally, globally,
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Speaker 10: and he's never been one. You know, if you go
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Speaker 10: to Children's Health Defense is what's his founded nonprofit organization.
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Speaker 10: He puts out the data. He cares deeply about choice
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Speaker 10: and he wants he wants appropriate, clean, uncensored scientific evidence.
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Speaker 10: He wants, you know, you don't just go and you
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Speaker 10: know what is it warp ten on these vaccines and
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Speaker 10: send them out. He wants a better oversight over the
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Speaker 10: FDA and the CDC and the for the American people
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Speaker 10: to have freedom of their their bodily choice, their sovereignty
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Speaker 10: over their body autonomy. They're afraid of them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, it's kind of fun. It's fascinating. You
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Speaker 1: know when President Trump talked about warp speed and bringing
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Speaker 1: forth this this this shot, Well, the truth is the
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Speaker 1: mr I think it's what it's a n RNA.
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Speaker 10: What is it called mRNA mr Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, mRNA. They started working on that capability back in
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Speaker 1: nineteen sixty five. So they've been dreaming about jabbing us
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Speaker 1: with I'll just say, I'll just use a layman's term.
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Speaker 1: They've been dreaming about jabbing us with crap since nineteen
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Speaker 1: sixty five when they started working on this. What's for you?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, this has been a long time coming. I don't
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Speaker 10: know all the details, but I know that m RNA
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Speaker 10: is nothing new. There's a patent on and even graphine
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Speaker 10: oxide is not new. You know, they've been trying to
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Speaker 10: do a coronavirus, for my goodness, past forty years or so.
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Speaker 10: We had an outbreak I think in the early nineties
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Speaker 10: or late nineties, early two thousands of stars Kobe one
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Speaker 10: and because they've been trying to, you know, create a
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Speaker 10: gain of function of a vaccine with a coronavirus. But
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Speaker 10: a coronavirus is a class of viruses that are just
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Speaker 10: mild flu viruses that we carry. It's a normal flora virus,
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Speaker 10: and they made it into a pathogenic virus that now
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Speaker 10: is trying to attack us. So, yeah, this has been
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Speaker 10: happening for a long time. I don't get into the
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Speaker 10: rabbit holes like so many like other people do, which
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Speaker 10: that doesn't mean that's wrong. I just that's not where
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Speaker 10: God has me getting into the rabbit holes. I just
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Speaker 10: know this is where we're at now, and what do
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Speaker 10: we do about it now? While there's people who have
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Speaker 10: a you know, sirplace the purpose to deal with that.
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Speaker 1: Actually, you're spot on with that, because right now we
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Speaker 1: are in a position, I believe with God where we
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Speaker 1: are to go literally scorched earth on whatever area that
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Speaker 1: we are focused. You're focused in healthcare, others are focused politically,
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Speaker 1: you know, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Those are
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Speaker 1: focused in the church. We are to go strong against
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Speaker 1: the evils that are plaguing the society, and we do
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Speaker 1: have a chance to bring forth a golden age in
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Speaker 1: our republic. If not, we will have a golden moment,
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Speaker 1: meaning good four years under Trump, and then after that
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Speaker 1: it falls off like it did before. But if we
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Speaker 1: do this right, Doc, I believe we will have a
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Speaker 1: long term turnaround in this country. But it's up to
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Speaker 1: us in the effort that we're going to put into
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Speaker 1: but not we cannot be afraid. We must be bold
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Speaker 1: and look at these threats from the other side. Is
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Speaker 1: what they are there there, they're paper tigers right now,
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Speaker 1: and we have to treat them as such and so
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Speaker 1: that we can go on to victory. Especially, and I
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Speaker 1: say this to you because I mean, my gosh, what's
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Speaker 1: more important in the physical realm than our health and
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Speaker 1: our food, because if they have, if the other side
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Speaker 1: gains control of that, then we are screwed because if
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Speaker 1: we're sick and we're trying to get our health and
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Speaker 1: we're in a bad way, we were not able to
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Speaker 1: focus on doing what's right for our society anyway. How
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Speaker 1: do you view that right?
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Speaker 7: Right?
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Speaker 10: So I agree with you. I did a real the
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Speaker 10: day after President Trump won the election in November, and
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Speaker 10: I said in the real that we just got a breather.
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Speaker 10: This is a breather, so take full advantage of it.
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Speaker 10: Like the first years, we wrote on his we wrote
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Speaker 10: on his coattails. Right, we were all tired. We're part
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Speaker 10: of the Tea party group, we're part of the conservative movement,
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Speaker 10: and we were exhausted, and it was so refreshing to
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Speaker 10: have him an office and it gave us a chance.
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Speaker 10: I mean, I'll be honest, I just laid back for
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Speaker 10: those four years. I just needed a breather. And then
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Speaker 10: BOYD did we get you know, did the cloak? What
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Speaker 10: did he say? The curtain was removed. We saw behind
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Speaker 10: the curtain and we saw the ugly and the evil
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Speaker 10: at its core, and we cannot go back to that.
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Speaker 10: So we have a breather. Now, we have a man
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Speaker 10: who's you know, he's done a lot in the first day.
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Speaker 10: I mean he just went straight to the White House,
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Speaker 10: I think on his first day. And it's our job
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Speaker 10: to now find our purpose and know what our purposes
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Speaker 10: and wellness prep take care of yourself. I've always said
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Speaker 10: this on your show. You know they can't control your
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Speaker 10: home right now, so take control of your family. Rein
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Speaker 10: it in no matter what the noise is happening on
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Speaker 10: the outside, because you start at home. And you know,
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Speaker 10: we're very thankful. You just had a commercial about clean slate.
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Speaker 10: You know, clean slate is a US patent invention to
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Speaker 10: clean out all the taxes in your body in a safe,
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Speaker 10: passive manner. You don't have to worry about hurk saying
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Speaker 10: you don't have to worry about you know, you know, vomiting,
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Speaker 10: you know, profuse diarrhea or anything. And it comes with
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Speaker 10: an ebook where you can just slowly tightitrate the dose.
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Speaker 10: But the formulator is a bioscience engineer. We are living
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Speaker 10: in a time now that you need somebody who understands
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Speaker 10: nanotechnology and understand physics of the body. You know, we
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Speaker 10: used to think we're just a lump of cells and
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Speaker 10: matter that has no communication. We are a physical being
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Speaker 10: with electricity and light, and you have to learn how
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Speaker 10: to work with that. And so she she has invented
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Speaker 10: lot in the world that you can use safely and passively, easy, tangibly.
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Speaker 10: It can be used while you're pregnant, It could be
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Speaker 10: used and children gently. Like I said, there's an ebook
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Speaker 10: that goes with it. And we're very fortunate to have
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Speaker 10: her right now. So she's she is, she has rosen
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Speaker 10: up for such a time as this, as we're fighting
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Speaker 10: the five G to the tenji, as we're fighting the
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Speaker 10: bio engineered food, as we're trying to protect our farmers,
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Speaker 10: as we're trying to, you know, tell the FDA to
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Speaker 10: stop putting all the colors and the fruit loops, as
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Speaker 10: we're trying to deal with the porn and the schools,
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Speaker 10: as we're trying to deal with the cell phones at home,
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Speaker 10: as parents are trying to get their brain and their
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Speaker 10: emotional state back. I mean, I'm going into not only
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Speaker 10: the biohacking of cellular nutrients, and I'm starting to I'm
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Speaker 10: starting to learn bio hacking of nervous nervous system rehabilitation.
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Speaker 10: We need to learn how to rehabilitate our nervous system
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Speaker 10: so we can kind of get out of that fight
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Speaker 10: or flight mode, get back into the calming part of
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Speaker 10: our nervous system and start healing in that way. And
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Speaker 10: doctor Ron has a stack for the for the calm
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Speaker 10: nervous system called the Trider for that specific purpose.
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Speaker 1: Man, you know, now, I'm going to say something and
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Speaker 1: I have nothing to base it on. However, a lot
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Speaker 1: of times I've thought about things and then maybe ten
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Speaker 1: years down the road or twenty nine years down the road,
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Speaker 1: those a lot smarter than I have come up with
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Speaker 1: I believe that.
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Speaker 1: R No, No, go ahead, go ahead?
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Speaker 4: You know what?
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Wellness Day edition at the run
28:19
Speaker 1: Average American Experience. You know, during the break, I was
28:22
Speaker 1: looking at this video on Gateway Pundit and Robert F.
28:26
Speaker 1: Kennedy was confronting Democrats who were actually chuckling when he
28:31
Speaker 1: pointed out that they were utilizing and wasting taxpayers money
28:36
Speaker 1: just to make Americans less healthy. And again they were
28:40
Speaker 1: chuckling when he made that statement. It just shows you
28:43
Speaker 1: just how evil certain people are, especially the people of
28:48
Speaker 1: the Golden Donkey. Anyway, let's get back with our guest,
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Speaker 1: doctor Fladuah Gallanders. Welcome back, doc, And now before the break,
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Speaker 1: I mentioned about how some times I'll just sit and
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Speaker 1: think of something and It'll come to pass, you know,
29:05
Speaker 1: in time and between reading certain things, whether it's in
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Speaker 1: the Bible, in certain books that I have, and I've
29:13
Speaker 1: come to these conclusions about things. And I said before
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Speaker 1: the break that I believe we have the potential right now,
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Speaker 1: not just potential, we have the ability. It just has
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Speaker 1: to be released, that we could live easily and great
29:27
Speaker 1: health to one hundred and twenty years of age. What
29:30
Speaker 1: say you?
29:33
Speaker 2: Yes?
29:34
Speaker 10: Actually, doctor Christina Rahm talks about that all the time.
29:37
Speaker 10: She said, she holds the patent on age reversing and longevity,
29:42
Speaker 10: and she said we could easily live to be one
29:44
Speaker 10: hundred and twenty and thirty years of age. And her
29:48
Speaker 10: products are too. I want to use this term without
29:53
Speaker 10: it being triggered, like elevate our bodies, our ability for
29:57
Speaker 10: ourselves to receive the nutrients that they need so they
30:00
Speaker 10: could actually withstand the onslaught of what we're living in today.
30:05
Speaker 10: She was actually with doctors call him doctor President Trump.
30:10
Speaker 10: She was there at the inauguration, her and her husband,
30:12
Speaker 10: and she's in ninety five countries. She has spoken to
30:16
Speaker 10: government officials, military, She actually wrote a book about our
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Speaker 10: military in the first couple of chapters of about COVID,
30:23
Speaker 10: and so she's she's very well aware of what's going on,
30:26
Speaker 10: and so her mission is to provide cellular nutrients to
30:31
Speaker 10: equip our bodies so we can withstand the season that
30:35
Speaker 10: we're living in right now with all of these tocsins
30:37
Speaker 10: around us. And she's she's been quoted saying, I think
30:41
Speaker 10: we could live to one hundred and twenty and thirty.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, And I and I started coming to that conclusion
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Speaker 1: probably on the worst day of my life, the day
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Speaker 1: that my dad died. And I've told you this before
30:55
Speaker 1: about right after he died, I was twelve years of age,
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Speaker 1: and I started telling the old folks based upon what
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Speaker 1: I saw and how they treated him for his cancer
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Speaker 1: and I and I just came to the logical conclusion
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Speaker 1: that there's got to be a better way, and there's
31:14
Speaker 1: another way that I think that cancer can then I
31:16
Speaker 1: think that, and I thought then that there were cures
31:19
Speaker 1: in the earth, but we have to find them or
31:23
Speaker 1: find a way to get to them, because I thought
31:25
Speaker 1: that they were being kept from us, and low and behold,
31:29
Speaker 1: I was actually telling the truth in this regard, even
31:32
Speaker 1: as a twelve year old.
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Speaker 10: Absolutely one percent. We're pretty powerful beings, you know, we
31:39
Speaker 10: are truly surely wonderfully made, you know, and cancer is
31:44
Speaker 10: not just you know, it's a mutated gene. But what
31:47
Speaker 10: we're finding out about cancer is either due to a
31:49
Speaker 10: parasite infection, it's either due to low vibrations or frequencies
31:53
Speaker 10: in your body. Is either due to your diet. So
31:58
Speaker 10: there was a remember his name, but he won a
32:00
Speaker 10: Nobel Peace Prize in nineteen thirty one showing the correlation
32:04
Speaker 10: of sugar and cancer. He won a Nobel Peace Prize
32:07
Speaker 10: for that. And the reason why he won that Nobel
32:10
Speaker 10: Priests prize is he was able to show that sugar
32:13
Speaker 10: when it's being digested in the body and it goes
32:16
Speaker 10: into our mitochondria for energy. The mitochondrias are energy source
32:20
Speaker 10: of our cells. Instead of going through the proper channels
32:23
Speaker 10: through the mitochondria ends up pivoting and starts fermenting. It
32:27
Speaker 10: starts causing fermentation and wasting away, and those cells will sick.
32:32
Speaker 10: Cells like to eat off fermented sugar. And so he
32:37
Speaker 10: was able to show that if you stop sugar you
32:40
Speaker 10: can actually reverse what's happening with cancer. You'll actually starve it.
32:43
Speaker 10: So it's actually another form of metabolic syndrome as well.
32:48
Speaker 10: There's a doctor Rife of the Rife machine, the frequency machine,
32:52
Speaker 10: just putting frequencies on your body. Depending on the type
32:55
Speaker 10: of cancer, you can get rid of it based on frequency.
33:00
Speaker 10: And now there are studies that have come out at
33:02
Speaker 10: least a dozen, if not twenty or twenty five showing
33:05
Speaker 10: ivermectin and then then eradicating cancer, which is that's the
33:10
Speaker 10: parasite component of it. So it's quite it's amazing what
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Speaker 10: the Lord is revealing right now and opening up eyes
33:20
Speaker 10: of the human race of what we're capable of doing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's why those who are I guess I'll
33:28
Speaker 1: just say that they're on the dark side. That's why
33:30
Speaker 1: they fight so vehemently against us because they don't believe,
33:33
Speaker 1: first of all, that we should enjoy our unalienable hites,
33:37
Speaker 1: which by the way, come from God. They try to
33:41
Speaker 1: place themselves in place of God over our lives. And
33:45
Speaker 1: part of the avenue of control that they dream of
33:48
Speaker 1: is controlling us, as they say in the Communist Manifesto,
33:52
Speaker 1: controlling us from cradle to grave. And the best way
33:56
Speaker 1: to do that is to control the health industry, in
34:00
Speaker 1: the food industry. And I'm telling you you mentioned fruit loops.
34:05
Speaker 1: Now they sell foot loops in England and jolly old England.
34:08
Speaker 1: But guess what, the fruit loops that they sell in
34:10
Speaker 1: England don't have the poisonous American artificial colorings in it.
34:15
Speaker 1: That's the one difference. And yet it takes it. Doesn't
34:19
Speaker 1: it cost a little more to add these extra chemicals
34:22
Speaker 1: and everything that they feed to Americans as opposed to
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Speaker 1: leaving the food more natural?
34:30
Speaker 10: Does it cost more to add the chemicals?
34:32
Speaker 1: Yes? I mean, isn't that because that's extra work.
34:34
Speaker 10: That's chemicals of dirt cheap.
34:37
Speaker 1: No, But still even if they're dirt cheek, that's still
34:40
Speaker 1: in that unadded costs as opposed to not going through
34:43
Speaker 1: that process, right, Well, no, because.
34:46
Speaker 10: They would have to add the cost of using actually
34:48
Speaker 10: natural ingredients, right, which costs more than chemicals.
34:52
Speaker 1: But isn't the food if it's But if the food
34:57
Speaker 1: is natural, right, it comes with its own nutrients, so
34:59
Speaker 1: you don't have to at them. If it's un polluted food,
35:04
Speaker 1: if it's organically drum.
35:05
Speaker 10: You can't mass produce natural right, Like even though the
35:09
Speaker 10: fruit loops in Europe doesn't have all the colors, it's
35:12
Speaker 10: still not healthy.
35:14
Speaker 7: Right.
35:15
Speaker 10: I don't know if they're using their own wheat or
35:17
Speaker 10: they're using their own and they might be, and if
35:19
Speaker 10: they are, then that's great. I don't know if they
35:21
Speaker 10: mass produce the stuff we mass produce here like like crazy,
35:25
Speaker 10: we eat pounds and pounds and pounds of horrible food
35:31
Speaker 10: and we're like our mouths are constantly open. So when
35:35
Speaker 10: they mass produced like that, they they use chemicals instead
35:40
Speaker 10: of natural. If you use natural, you wouldn't be mass
35:42
Speaker 10: producing as much, and it costs more to do that
35:46
Speaker 10: to the natural route. So like doctor rom for example,
35:50
Speaker 10: she has to clean out all Robert F. Kennedy said
35:54
Speaker 10: it today. He said Europeans won't even like we can't
35:59
Speaker 10: our farmers here even they can't even export their food,
36:03
Speaker 10: their grain, their you know, their meat or whatever. Nobody
36:06
Speaker 10: in your will eat it. We have so much microtoxins
36:09
Speaker 10: and glyc estate and pesticides in our food, nobody will
36:12
Speaker 10: touch it with a ten foot pole. And so doctor
36:15
Speaker 10: Rom she has to like literally strip all that stuff
36:17
Speaker 10: out of the plants and everything before she even puts,
36:20
Speaker 10: before she even formulates it and makes it in her bottles.
36:22
Speaker 10: And sometimes she might not even use any of her
36:24
Speaker 10: stuff in the United States. She'll use it outside the
36:26
Speaker 10: United States and still clean it one more time. You know, yeah,
36:31
Speaker 10: we are on my word. We've got talkins from everywhere,
36:37
Speaker 10: from everywhere, and it's awfu mass production. And then you
36:40
Speaker 10: think of companies like Amy's. Amy's was out in the time,
36:45
Speaker 10: and Amy's brand is like a vegan gluten free organic brands.
36:49
Speaker 10: She sold her company. I don't know Tendesti or colors.
36:53
Speaker 10: I can't remember Bob's Grain Mill. I think it's Bob's
36:56
Speaker 10: Grain Mill. He sold the company. Now I found out
36:59
Speaker 10: CS Grains sold their right to another mass production company.
37:04
Speaker 10: I mean, you can't even like enjoy buying pure organic
37:08
Speaker 10: at Whole Foods if you wanted to. You have to
37:11
Speaker 10: really be picky, which I'm thankful. But the Lord has
37:14
Speaker 10: shown us that intermittent fasting helps.
37:17
Speaker 7: Right.
37:17
Speaker 10: If we don't eat for a certain period of time,
37:20
Speaker 10: we can actually have DNA repair, which we can actually
37:23
Speaker 10: heal mental illness, we can actually reverse some of the
37:26
Speaker 10: diabetes that's happening when we just give our bodies a
37:31
Speaker 10: time to not have to deal with digestion all day
37:34
Speaker 10: long and into the night. If you eat before you
37:37
Speaker 10: go to bed.
37:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's so true. One more this, yeah, but
37:45
Speaker 1: one more quick thing. Exercise is very important. Yes, I
37:51
Speaker 1: cannot express that enough. And maybe people will listen to
37:53
Speaker 1: you because you're a doctor. Just real quick, tell people
37:57
Speaker 1: the importance of exercise, especially our Christian friends. They're notoriously
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Speaker 1: famous for refusing exercise because it says in the Bible
38:05
Speaker 1: it's exercise. Profit is little, but the little ends up
38:12
Speaker 1: being a lot as far as I'm concerned.
38:13
Speaker 10: Let's say you the one thing, so I have a
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Speaker 10: presentation that I do explaining some of the nutrition and biohacking,
38:21
Speaker 10: and I have a slide. It's called old wellness and
38:23
Speaker 10: new wellness, and the new wellness is the biohacking and
38:25
Speaker 10: the old wellness is part of the diet, exercise and
38:28
Speaker 10: using big bulky supplements. But the one thing that has
38:31
Speaker 10: stayed tried and true between old wellness and new wellness
38:34
Speaker 10: is exercise. Nothing like movement. And the really cool thing
38:38
Speaker 10: this time is you don't have to do hit like
38:41
Speaker 10: high intensity exercise. Just just walking alone will really help
38:47
Speaker 10: produce proper hormones and testosterone, especially if you go out
38:51
Speaker 10: when the sun is rising and do some sungazing and
38:54
Speaker 10: then go out during the day to get insulfury to
38:56
Speaker 10: D from the sun. I use an app called d Minder,
39:00
Speaker 10: and then you put your location. I'll tell you when
39:02
Speaker 10: you can safely go and get some good vitamin D
39:05
Speaker 10: and so that helps with weight loss. So go ahead
39:07
Speaker 10: and walk out, get some fresh sun, and then bouncing
39:10
Speaker 10: out a rebounder is a great way to get some
39:12
Speaker 10: exercise started. So you could do a lot of low
39:14
Speaker 10: impact and get pretty far in your health. You know
39:18
Speaker 10: your heart will love it. You've got to produce muscle.
39:21
Speaker 10: If you don't produce muscle, you will lose energy and
39:24
Speaker 10: the inability to digest your food. That's where insulin resistance happens.
39:28
Speaker 10: That's where probalycystic ovarian syndrome. We call it picos where
39:31
Speaker 10: women who are overweight, usually young women, and they start
39:34
Speaker 10: losing their menstrual cycle over their insulin resistance because they're
39:37
Speaker 10: not making enough hormones or their homoones are imbalanced and
39:41
Speaker 10: so or if you're on medications for mental health, like
39:43
Speaker 10: some of the antidepressants. Antipsychotics cause a lot of problems,
39:47
Speaker 10: and so you got to produce muscle. Muscle is a
39:53
Speaker 10: form of reverse aging as well. And the beautiful thing
39:56
Speaker 10: about muscle, when you're sitting you're still burning calories. You
40:00
Speaker 10: go and you work out, you build muscle, and then
40:02
Speaker 10: you sit down and you're still burning calories, and you
40:06
Speaker 10: preserve oxygen in your body, so you're constantly, you know,
40:09
Speaker 10: retaining oxygen for yourselves. Yourselves love oxygen, your brain loves oxygen.
40:14
Speaker 10: So that's very important. And again I'll just not that
40:17
Speaker 10: I'm trying to put in a shameless plug, but doctor
40:19
Speaker 10: Rom created a product called Crush with amino acids and
40:23
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40:26
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40:29
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40:31
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40:33
Speaker 10: out since December every day.
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Speaker 1: Excellent, excellent, well, doc, thank you so much for being
40:42
Speaker 1: with us today and as always we love what you
40:45
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40:47
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Speaker 10: Please thank you for having me. It's an honor, Ron,
40:52
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Speaker 1: Well the honor's mind and thanks again and godspeed. That's
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Speaker 1: fair that information be told, and she points out that
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Speaker 1: former Representative Tulcy Gabbert nominated nominated for Director of National
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Speaker 1: Intelligence as a history with this country's most influential Marxist group,
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Socialist of America, and I was aware of that.
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Speaker 1: She began moving to the left long ago, back in
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Speaker 1: twenty seventeen and was paid She was paid up as
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Speaker 1: a member of the openly socialist Bernie Sanders Congressional Progressive Caucus,
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Speaker 1: and the Progressive Caucus is now among about one hundred
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Speaker 1: members strong, or forty percent of the Democrat Caucus. They
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Speaker 1: promote the Green New Deal, Medicare for all, higher taxes,
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Speaker 1: greater union power, illegal border crossing, amnesty, and all of
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Speaker 1: the Communist Party us A goals and the Democrat Socialist
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Speaker 1: of America as well. Now the DSA, A Democrat Socialist
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Speaker 1: of America and Communist Party USA have collaborated for decades
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Speaker 1: and share some cross membership, and their policy positions are
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Speaker 1: almost identical. The socialist moniker DSA sounds more innocuous and
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Speaker 1: makes it earlier or easier to infiltrate churches, and they've
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Speaker 1: infiltrated most black churches in America, well actually most churches overall,
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Speaker 1: the Democrat Party and other organizations. In twenty fifteen, the
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Speaker 1: DSA boasted around six thousand members nationwide, but after Trump's
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Speaker 1: twenty sixteen campaign and the leftist backlash against him, the
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Speaker 1: Democrat Socialist of America has grown to around fifty six
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Speaker 1: thousand comrades now. In twenty sixteen, Tulsea Gabbert endorsed Bernie
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Speaker 1: Sanders for president. I remember that clearly. She addressed the
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Speaker 1: People Summit in Chicago and communicated several socialist talking points.
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Speaker 1: Over three thousand people attended, including senior figures of the
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Speaker 1: Communist Party USA and Tolci also became a fellow of
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Speaker 1: the Sanders Institute and DSA members Cornell West and Michael Lightey.
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Speaker 1: Gabrett introduced the Off Fossil Fuels for a Better Future
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Speaker 1: Act in its HR thirty six seventy one with co
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Speaker 1: sponsors comrades Barbara Lee, Jamie Raskin, Ted lew and Keith
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Speaker 1: Ellison of Minnesota Fame, and others, and it stated here
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Speaker 1: or she said, our Revolution endorsed the move. Our Revolution
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Speaker 1: is run by former campaign workers and supporters of former
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Speaker 1: Socialist presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. The goal is to support
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Speaker 1: socialist candidates for office at all levels in two South.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry. In twenty eighteen, Gabart endorsed the DSA backed
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Speaker 1: Green New Deal. She willingly spread anti capitalists, climate change
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Speaker 1: and peace propaganda for her DSA comrades. She also heralded
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Speaker 1: continued support of the two state solution and refused to
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Speaker 1: support censure of anti Semite elon Omar Tulsey supported policies
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Speaker 1: that weakened Israel and saw Udi Arabia while in strengthening
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Speaker 1: our many enemies in the Middle East. Garbert also supports
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Speaker 1: FAISA seven o two and warrantless searches in order to
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Speaker 1: get confirmed as Director of National Intelligence. It is abusive
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Speaker 1: and unconstitutional. The deep State will most likely easily confirm
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Speaker 1: Cash Patel as FBI director now. Mister Patel is a
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Speaker 1: big believer in the value of FISA seven oh two,
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Speaker 1: as is Speaker Mikey Johnson. Never mind the Fourth Amendment
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Speaker 1: privacy protections for American citizens. Congress exempted themselves and their staff,
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Speaker 1: but not the American people. FIZIS seven oh two is
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Speaker 1: the door to the AI surveillance system. With Peter Thiel's
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Speaker 1: Palanter providing the AI facial recognition software. And by the way,
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Speaker 1: this week they just started using facial recognition software in Cleveland.
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Speaker 1: They say that it's to help you know, track illegals
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Speaker 1: that they're rounding up. But you know it always starts somewhere,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it. Anyway, we have to stop right here, and
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Speaker 1: now that I see that, my time is of thank
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Speaker 1: you so much for your time.
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Speaker 8: That's all folks, tax a stage right, and.
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Speaker 1: As I always say, at this time, my friends, remember
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Speaker 1: to pray for your nation, Pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 1: and even your enemies before it's too late. And remember
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Speaker 1: to treat others the same way you would want to
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