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[Ep 1] Is There Room to Question the Science? | Del Bigtree · Age Defiantly with Mark Young

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  Welcome to Performance Driven Living, the podcast where we question everything.
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  We don't tip to around tough topics, we walk right into them, not to provoke, but to
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  get closer to what's real.
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  something deeper.
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  And while we dive deep into health, performance, and transformation, this is not medical advice.
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  Talk to your doctor before making changes to your health or lifestyle.
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  Take what lands, leave what doesn't, but whatever you do, don't stop questioning.
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  We are live here at the Changing Life and Destiny Conference in Plano, Texas, with Performance
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  Driven Living podcast, and I'm going to be honest with you, like I'm going to fan
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  boy here on you, Dell.
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  I am talking to Dell friggin' big tree, who I have been a raven fan of for many years.
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  It's a true story, even before your connection here with Maha.
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  I actually first encountered you.
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  I'd kind of heard your name around.
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  You did an interview years ago, just after COVID had started, with Zach Busch.
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  Oh, yeah.
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  And I was a Zach Busch kind of outsider, and then you guys, so one of my things is cardiovascular
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  health.
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  And I actually have an investment, and I also run a cardiovascular medical device company.
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  We're doing FDA studies right now.
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  It's real to have Marty McCarrie there, because that's the time to get proved.
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  But you and Zach did a podcast years back, obviously now.
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  We're talking five years ago, talking about, and you asked him a question and said, do
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  you believe that the administration responded correctly to the COVID crisis?
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  And Zach's response was very apolitical, so I admired his bipartisanship and his answer
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  anyway.
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  His answer then, and I love Zach, and I earn so much respect for you both that day.
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  But his answer was, I'm going to say this, that people are treating COVID, like it's a,
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  like it is a respiratory crisis, when in fact, it's a cardiovascular crisis, and the number
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  of people that exist on cardiovascular medications and anti, anti-pretendings, medications.
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  He's like, if the government wanted to do anything, that is the comorbidity.
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  He said, people who are on anti-hypertensives are the ones that are actually in the highest
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  risk, and we are not teaching people how to get off of anti-hypertensives.
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  We are treating it like it's normal, and there's nothing normal about it.
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  And, you know, and I don't want to go down that train, but I was like, that was five years
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  ago.
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  Yeah.
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  You were already on this bandwagon of what are we doing with treating our nation's
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  health crisis?
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  Yeah.
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  And Zach, of course, is a big name in the natural health and wellness space.
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  And to see you now stepping in to my action, and, you know, Bobby moving into the HHS,
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  and obviously the pieces all moving around right now, there's a tailwind happening in this
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  wellness, natural health, functional medicine, whatever words people want to use, like there's
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  such a tailwind right now, and dude, like, to be talking to you right now is a moment
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  for me.
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  So thank you for that.
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  Thank you.
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  Talk to us.
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  What is happening?
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  Well, I mean, I, you know, I just arrived at this event we're at and gave us talk last
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  night.
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  Incredible, by the way.
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  Thank you.
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  I, I think we're going through a revolution in health is what we're doing.
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  And in many ways, as I said during COVID, as I was traveling around giving speeches, like
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  I do all the time, this is the last dying grasp of mainstream medicine clinging to relevance.
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  Yes.
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  I think the days were numbers and I think they knew it.
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  You look around this room.
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  We're sitting in right now and I see laser machines and energy and mitochondrial boosters
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  and stem cells and the world, the world's all changed and pharmacant control it.
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  And I think COVID was the last place they tried to insert a panic and a fear to essentially
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  take control of the government.
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  They already had the most powerful lobbying in Washington to get us all literally injected
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  into the conveyor belt drug system, which is I need pharma to stay alive.
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  I must be injected.
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  I mean, and, and, and I hear about it, you know, right, right.
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  And so, and it fails.
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  It was, it was an incredible failure.
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  And one of the things people will say, you know, during and they're like, oh, they, they
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  know every day.
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  One of the things I really speak a lot about is how we reference they.
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  I've been saying on my podcast the highwire.com for years, we're giving they way too much
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  power.
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  It's what they want.
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  They want you to feel small.
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  They want you to feel like you're powerless, like you can't do anything against it.
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  They have better all figured out they are a mastermind.
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  This is just a part of what they wanted.
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  And even during COVID, like those that were standing up, oh, we're not really fighting
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  anything.
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  They knew we would fight.
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  I will tell you this.
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  When you look at the numbers now, when COVID started, we had about, you know, a vaccine
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  hesitancy rate of maybe, you know, somewhere between five and 10 percent, 30 percent of
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  the country didn't take the COVID vaccine under the greatest propaganda assault we've
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  ever seen.
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  Over $10 billion spent by our government for a 24 hour news cycle and even buying their
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  way with masks and vaccines into sitcoms and programs and yet podcast and people like
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  you and I, speaking the truth, won the day in the essence, we saved 30 percent of this
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  country from touching the thing.
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  And then you have to imagine how many people got it only because they're literally forced
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  or coerced into it by government mandates or you can't work all that.
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  So what they did was pressured the entire country to ask the question.
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  Many of us have been asking for decades, are these things safe?
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  Was it properly safety tested?
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  And when the answer started coming back, no, not at all.
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  Why did you rush in on the market?
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  No, it doesn't stop transmission.
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  None of the things we're saying were true.
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  And now we have courses of 500 page congressional document proving none of it was true.
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  It couldn't stop transmission.
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  Mass would never prove to be able to stop, you know, a virus.
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  And the six foot distance rule, which is why we locked down, why we destroyed our economy
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  in the arms.
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  It was totally made up by Tony Fauci, who, when questioned, had said questioning me,
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  you are questioning the science, which we haven't gotten to the point that questioning
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  science is by its definition, science, right, that is not science, I'm pretty sure.
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  So all that to say, and of course, you know, I had the opportunity to be director of communications
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  for Robert Kennedy Jr. in his presidential campaign.
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  We decided coming out of that as we all did.
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  This is the moment.
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  This is awake as we're ever going to be in this nation.
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  People are asking the right questions.
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  Now's the time we're going to run a candidate that is only going to tell people the truth.
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  And the result is, I think even better than we imagine, because Bobby really was all about
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  health.
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  We decided to run him for president so he could get in charge of the health department.
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  And through, you know, we can talk about whatever part of it, but, you know, by almost like
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  an incredible hand of God leading us, landed him exactly in the most powerful health position
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  in the world.
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  It literally is the end of God.
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  Yeah.
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  And so here we are, where, as I said last night, no one never expected us to be here.
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  It would have been 50 to 100 years if COVID had never happened to achieve something like
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  this.
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  So it backfired.
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  The entire political system, corporate, you know, controlled by pharma, absolutely
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  backfired, the WEF, World Economic Forum, World Health Organization, all of it, build
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  gates, all of these power pressure centers just didn't overcome the will of man or even
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  more importantly, the hand of God.
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  And honestly, 100% of that is true.
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  I love that more than you know.
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  We were talking before we started recording that it's like, I work in marketing.
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  I own an advertising agency that really works with these types of clientele.
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  We work in natural health.
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  We work in this stuff.
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  And since 2020, while it was a scary as hell time for every small business, not knowing
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  what was going on and people in the health space was incredible, and I always looked for
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  the positive.
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  Like nobody wants to relive COVID, right?
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  But the silver lining of all of that is everything that you're saying and that is the
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  space of health and wellness has exploded.
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  It has.
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  Even before the last year's election, even before Bobby's voice even started getting
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  heard, even back in 2020, 2021, one of the one of the overarching themes that I've seen
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  from consumers, you know, because I'm just talking following the numbers of, you know,
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  purchase numbers is people are starting.
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  There's an awareness of people realizing that their health is their own responsibility.
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  Like this is not the insurance company.
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  This is not the government.
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  And if I fail to take care of me, my funerals not going to, you know, offend an insurance
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  company.
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  Like, yeah, but literally I'm the one that pays the price and I can't blame everybody
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  into my grave.
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  And we've seen an awakening for the last five years.
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  Yes.
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  Like I think right now we're at the apex of it.
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  Yeah.
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  And the fact that, you know, we ended up with a, a Trump presidency with a Bobby HHS with
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  Marty McCarry.
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  I'm a huge Marty McCarry fan.
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  Fantastic.
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  Just seeing the way that this entire administration has flushed out.
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  And again, unpolitical is fleshing out in a way that's going to benefit people's house.
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  Yeah.
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  And I think that's what we need to be focused on.
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  This idea that you and I clearly align politically.
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  But aside from that, this is an apolitical topic.
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  This is a topic that's talking about.
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  We have pandemic has been pharmaceuticals, but more than it's COVID and you know, a lot
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  of people paid the price for it.
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  But to be where we are right now, I mean, I don't think we've seen the end of this casualty.
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  It's a horrific situation.
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  You know, it's funny.
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  You say it's apolitical, but we're politically aligned.
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  I mean, I don't know what your politics are.
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  And I know obviously I supported Trump because I was supporting Bobby.
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  The truth is that grip aggressive liberal, older Colorado.
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  The natural health movement was always in the Democratic Party.
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  It was the crunch.
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  Crunchy Google, 1960s hippie parents that I had that marched against war and, you know,
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  flower power and all of that.
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  And I sat with my brother in the Senate as I was watching the votes come in for the confirmation
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  of Robert Kennedy Jr.
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  And I watched every Democrat.
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  People I used to watch brunch with Bernie on the Bill Hartman radio show every Friday
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  thinking this guy should be cloned.
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  I mean, that's how far away from the moment I'm now in again.
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  Maybe we haven't always known.
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  No, we may not have always been alive, but I was sitting with my brother who grew up
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  in the Democratic Progressive Liberal Democrat, like we're from Boulder, Colorado, it's
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  just a cathedral of liberalism, you know, and every Democrat, no, every Republican running
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  in.
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  Yes, yes, for a Kennedy that was an environmentalist, one of the most powerful, probably the greatest
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  environmental attorney of all times is pushing that he's going to destroy the, he's going
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  to ring down, you know, all of the cartels, the lobbyists, the powerful corporate interests.
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  I grew up in a world where the corporation was always the, the, the, the, the, the, the
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  Republican party to me.
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  And then the, the Democrats were the, the, the, the people against the corporate entities.
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  And here I'm watching the corporate interests where the Democratic Party now know against
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  Bobby, know against getting chemicals out of our food, know against making America healthy
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  again, know against ending autism, know against ending asthma, know against, you know, the
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  chronic disease epidemic, and it just turned my brother and I was like, we are watching
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  the party we grew up in, literally voting against everything we were raised to believe.
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  And they are today seeding all of natural alternative functional medicine, future thinking
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  health over the Republican party.
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  Today I said we are watching the death of the Democratic Party and it will be decades
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  before it comes back.
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  I, I can't believe what I'm seeing and I agree with you and it's like, and then again
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  I have steered socially moderate, but economically conservative my entire life.
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  And it's like, but seeing, I just don't see health as being a partisan issue.
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  No, I shouldn't.
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  I said and watch about this is environmentalists.
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  We're always like, why are we arguing over clean waters?
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  This really bothers us for Democrats.
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  We're always like, Fred Kennedy was the enemy of the Republican party is like, why?
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  You don't want clean water?
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  So all of a sudden, I think the world just see the, I keep thinking of the line from Ghostbusters
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  originally where it's like filmers like, you know, all hell's breaking loose cats and
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  dogs are sleeping together, you know, it's just, the world has just turned upside down.
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  It's incredible.
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  And literally why I watched it was at Elizabeth Warren, I was just watching the day on this,
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  this topic of autism.
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  Oh my God.
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  And, and going off about how dare you talk about these, we love people who are artistic.
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  It's like, I love people with cancer too, but it doesn't mean that I want more people
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  to get it.
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  I, I think what, yeah.
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  I know, I mean, this, and this is something that caught me by surprise when I first made
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  Vax, the document for you about human more and autism, the CDC, whistleblower.
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  But when we went on the road with it, I, one of the things that caught me by surprise
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  was a question from someone on the spectrum saying, so you hate me, you're against me.
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  The first time I heard it, I wasn't ready for it.
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  And, and it's a bit shocking, you're like, well, no, I love everybody.
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  But this is an, an injury that's happened to a lot of kids, and by the way, the fact
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  that you can stand up in the audience, ask me a question, and socially interact here
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  means that you're in a different part of the spectrum than what many of us are focused
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  on, which is what Kennedy's saying.
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  It was 25 to 26% of the severe autism that are in diapers their entire lives.
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  Most of them nonverbal can't speak or trapped inside of a body where they can't even communicate.
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  It's such a horrific situation.
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  The families can't go out in public because the child, you know, and ultimately the adult
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  as they grow older can't handle, you know, police or sirens and can lose it at any moment.
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  It's just so hard.
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  And, you know, have the neuro diverse that they call themselves, which is a beautiful
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  group of people.
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  Don't get me wrong.
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  Absolutely.
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  Standing up and saying, you're saying bad things about me, it, you know, I realized after
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  I got asked that question the first time, the next time I said, let me just make this
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  clear.
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  One of the things in Africa, we started realizing years ago that the children were going blind.
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  And we couldn't figure out why were there so much blindness in Africa and eventually
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  they discovered that they had no vitamin A anywhere in their diet.
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  They just were, their eyes were shutting down and so it was this entire push by many
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  NGOs.
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  Let's put vitamin A in salt.
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  Let's try, you know, and all the different spices, what do they use the most where
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  you can keep it cheap and get vitamin A into the diet and that's a hated blind people.
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  Right.
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  Yeah, yeah, where that, because you're trying to heal blindness and prevent blindness,
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  this means you hate those that are blind, you're anti-blind people.
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  And that's, that's, and by the way, that's pharma that pushes this.
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  They're so genius.
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  These marketing, advertising people, they knew Bobby was coming with this.
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  He's been saying for the last 20 years, I want to study this, I want to give you the
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  bottom of it.
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  It's on the rise.
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  Do you think they weren't ready the moment he finally said, obviously, in the epidemic,
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  I'm going to study.
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  They go, release the advertising on autism is beautiful.
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  And the thing is, is, I mean, you and I aren't that far apart in age, I'm sure, and, and
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  the reality is, is when I grew up, you never heard of autism.
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  Like it wasn't a thing.
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  Like I can't think from my childhood, anybody I knew who had autism.
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  And today, my sister is a daughter who's autistic, my best friend has a son who's autistic,
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  my dad's best friend's son is autistic.
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  Like I can literally go through so many children I know who are autism, and again, I get
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  n equals one, right?
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  I'm one a person, but I can name you a dozen people in my small circle.
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  And why are we not concerned about that?
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  Let me let my mom really want to drill down here, because it's such an important issue.
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  And there are certain things that I've discovered along this conversation that are absolute
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  mic drop arguments that you cannot refute.
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  Yeah.
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  And the fact that the pharmaceutical industry is back into this, this is their position.
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  autism has always been here.
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  We're just diagnosing it better.
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  That's what they're saying, because we just hit as Bobby just announced one in 31 children
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  now being diagnosed in a marathon with autism, up from what used to be one in 10,000, one
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  in 20 boys because of the fixed boys more.
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  They have a very active surveillance system in California.
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  I was there.
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  Give me the California 12.5 boys.
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  So let's take this.
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  So what you're saying is that one out of 12.5 boys have had autism since the Egyptian
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  times.
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  Since the dawn of man, 1.12.5 of us have stimming repetitive motion disorders.
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  Many can't speak, live in diapers their whole life.
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  And there's Robert Kennedy.
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  And no one noticed it before.
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  We still notice it.
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  We all want to see rain man.
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  And we're like, what the heck is this story about?
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  What is this weird character that's going on?
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  Why are we so shocked by it?
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  And more specifically, as Bobby Kennedy is saying, where are the autistic 70 year old men
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  that are Bobby's age?
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  If it's 1 in 12.5 or even the lesser number one in 20, it should be filling buildings
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  full of older men and women in corners, unable to walk, unable to talk, like not communicating,
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  all of it doesn't exist.
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  I'm going to go further when there's a great look called denial by this father of an
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  autistic child from Mark Laxel, great researcher.
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  And he went back.
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  If you look at all the readings of Charco who are these Diagnostaticians, Tourette, which
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  is where that name comes from, Freud, these guys went into insanity silence.
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  They were obsessed with writing out everything, every mountain naming it.
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  Most of what we understand about psychological issues comes from a century or more ago
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  of these incredible Diagnostaticians that just gave the most incredible detail of what
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  they're witnessing.
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  You cannot find one description of autism, not one, not one repetitive motions, none
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  of the things that we say or the spectrum do not exist.
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  And where would they be?
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  We now keep our Down syndrome children at home.
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  We now raise our artistic children at home.
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  But back a hundred years ago, you were a crazy person.
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  We can't afford it.
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  We're stuck in a silence.
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  They would have been packing a silence and not one description of it.
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  And so ultimately, when you look at that, you're like, what in the heck are we talking
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  about?
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  And the fact of the pharmaceutical industry and CNN and MSNBC and major news organizations
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  are telling you, this is genetic.
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  It's always been here.
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  It's just a greater broader diagnosis.
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  It is so easy to prove that that is the greatest lie ever told.
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  And what I say to everybody, why would you ever turn one of those stations on again?
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  Why do you ever listen to Anderson Cooper again?
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  Why do you ever listen to Rachel Maddo?
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  And they lie that hard on something that is so obvious with your own eyes.
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  And my last point, Leo Canner, who first described autism, he had 11 or 12 kids in California.
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  And psychologists and psychologists flew from around the world to visit the Canner children.
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  Why were they flying to see 12 kids if it was one in 12 everywhere around the world?
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  Correct.
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  No, and the thing is it's like, and I want to say, now let's do ADHD.
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  Right.
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  Right.
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  Like, we can do that.
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  I can run you through a dozen different diagnoses and I, and I, childhood leukemia.
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  Where was that?
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  How many of your friends were diagnosed?
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  Childhood obesity.
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  Yeah, childhood obesity.
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  And asthma.
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  Correct.
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  As much.
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  Like, the thing is you can run through so many psychological diagnoses, we can, we can run
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  up and down the DSM, we can run through every house, spinal, and town.
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  Yeah.
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  This stuff didn't exist.
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  And I agree.
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  But there's probably things that we're naming now that we hadn't named in the past.
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  Sure.
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  But the reality is, is when it's one in 12 in California, like, how in the world, I
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  saw that statistic the other day and almost fell over, I'm like, it is how in the world
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  do you want to verify it and, and seen that the, and again, the spectrum is everything from
• 20:56
  an aspirator to an institutionalized person, but I get the analysis, I think we should
• 21:03
  try to maybe take another look at this, flopping these all into the same category.
• 21:07
  Correct.
• 21:08
  That's creating confusion and an ability to address this, the severity of what's happening
• 21:13
  those that are severe.
• 21:14
  Yeah.
• 21:15
  Um, and the thing is, is we're only talking about the birth defects that are causing autism
• 21:19
  right?
• 21:20
  Because all of the stuff or whatever the inputs are that, you know, we're looking to discover
• 21:25
  right now and Bobby's digging into with autism.
• 21:27
  We don't know what all the other things that are being caused as well, because we're only
• 21:31
  focusing on one outcome, but that input could be having multiple outcomes.
• 21:35
  And we're just focusing on one potential outcome.
• 21:38
  What else is this doing?
• 21:40
  But it, and it's, you know, it's in this entire, you know, column of chronic illness, which,
• 21:49
  you know, I've been most of my researches in vaccines, but I've looked at food additives.
• 21:53
  All of those things are contributing no doubt, but when you look at vaccines in 1980s, we
• 21:58
  were getting about 12 vaccines or so, 10 to 12 vaccines and our chronic illness rate,
• 22:05
  it's falls into two departments, neurological disorder or autoimmune disease, chronic
• 22:09
  rest of your life.
• 22:10
  You're going to have it, the chronic illness rate in the 1980s was 12.4%.
• 22:16
  Now today, skyrocketing vaccine rate, now other things that skyrocketed to this should
• 22:21
  be looked at, but we got from 12% chronic illness to another saying 60% of Americans have
• 22:27
  a chronic disease, either neurological disorder or an autoimmune disease.
• 22:32
  So in 40 years, we have been the first species we've ever watched, devolve.
• 22:39
  We are now moving backwards, it's just correlation, it's just correlation.
• 22:43
  There's not a cow that's having this problem, not a dog, not a bird, nothing is having trouble
• 22:48
  where their own immune systems are now attacking their own bodies.
• 22:50
  Their own immune systems are now attacking the brain, it's not happening in any other
• 22:54
  animal species, why us and why more in America than in say Africa where they don't get
• 23:01
  as many vaccines, they can't even get to them.
• 23:03
  Why the more vaccines you get, the more prosperous nation, the more we're seeing this chronic
• 23:08
  disease epidemic, you know, so these are the things that are just so obvious to look at.
• 23:13
  And I'm not going to peg it on vaccines and no doubt it's got to be a combination of
• 23:17
  multiple hundred percent.
• 23:18
  Right?
• 23:19
  If the glyphosate that you're, you know, is in your gut, if your baby's got it in the
• 23:22
  umbilical cord has glyphosate, which is already an antibiotic, what if they're being born
• 23:26
  with no gut biome, then they get an aluminum shot or the gut biome would normally fight
• 23:30
  it, would break it up, try to get out.
• 23:32
  It's not there.
• 23:33
  Another week he got in the bloodstream, now it's going to the brain.
• 23:36
  Could you have given an aluminum shot to a child a hundred years ago that was eating
• 23:40
  unpesticide covered food, brilliant organic food, we didn't call it because we didn't
• 23:44
  need to then.
• 23:45
  Would they be sick from a shot, maybe not, but our babies were being sworn so toxic,
• 23:51
  260 chemicals in the umbilical cord, they were already on the verge, so many of them.
• 23:56
  So what they could just tip them over the edge, maybe not an oral or a breath in toxin,
• 24:02
  but one, we decided to inject right in the bloodstream.
• 24:06
  And for kids that are just toxic, that maybe have genetically a pre-existing to not be
• 24:12
  able to clear heavy metals and things from their body, a methylation problem is what
• 24:15
  that's called.
• 24:16
  They get that shot and brain swells and cepillitis scream all night because they have their
• 24:22
  brain is too big to fit in their skull, and the next morning as the story is gone with
• 24:27
  everyone I've interviewed around autism, my child screamed all night, sometimes three
• 24:31
  days straight.
• 24:32
  And when they were done, I never heard them say, I love you, mommy, ever again.
• 24:35
  They did before they got it, never spoke again, it's just started staring at the ceiling.
• 24:40
  They had a brain injury, it's so obvious what is happening here, but it's multiple things
• 24:46
  that are causing it, but the vaccines, there's no way, I will tell you this.
• 24:50
  There's no way that they're going to be able to say vaccines have nothing to do with it.
• 24:54
  I can tell you right now, impossible.
• 24:56
  I agree with you, and the thing is, when we do talk about it, there's nutritional
• 25:00
  depletion, there is environmental toxins, there's EMFs, there's all of these things that
• 25:05
  are happening around us, and our bodies aren't prepared to fight the way that they used
• 25:08
  to fight.
• 25:10
  Because they're being, I'll say, they're being bombarded by enemies that they've never
• 25:14
  dealt with before, like at what point in time that our ancient ancestors deal with EMF?
• 25:18
  Right.
• 25:19
  We're the types of toxins that we're creating through any number of technology.
• 25:24
  But arguably, I'd also say that we've never been as comfortable as we are today, either.
• 25:29
  Like the idea, I heard somebody at my gym the other day make a comment that kind of made
• 25:32
  me laugh, and that as we're working out, I go to a hit gym, everybody's sweating like
• 25:37
  a mask, and literally this person was like, I don't know why it's so hot in here, and
• 25:42
  I'm like, you literally came to the gym to sweat, and you're complaining the air conditioning
• 25:45
  is not a pot enough.
• 25:46
  Right.
• 25:48
  There's a problem with the world, but everything that's going in here is causing this, and
• 25:52
  you're right.
• 25:53
  Vaccines can't walk away with a clean bill.
• 25:55
  Oh, this, I mean, I'm supposed to say agnostic, but I've just seen too many studies, too
• 26:02
  much evidence.
• 26:03
  I know what's in them.
• 26:04
  I know how toxic the elements are in them, and I know the immediacy of this correlation
• 26:09
  story is too awesome and too great.
• 26:12
  And I also know that Ensephalitis is written as a side effect on almost every vaccine
• 26:17
  there is.
• 26:18
  Inside by the manufacturer, not me, that means if a brain swelling event is possible, then
• 26:22
  autism possible.
• 26:23
  Mother said to me, once my child didn't get autism from vaccine, my child got Ensephalitis
• 26:28
  from a vaccine, and once their brain stopped swelling and finally, you know, retreated,
• 26:33
  they could have had Tourette.
• 26:34
  They could have had ADD, ADHD.
• 26:36
  They could have had schizophrenia.
• 26:38
  My child's symptom from that brain swelling event ended up being autism.
• 26:41
  Correct.
• 26:42
  Again, 100% agree.
• 26:44
  I want to ask, because obviously vaccines is a huge topic and Bobby and Mahas movement
• 26:50
  right now towards uncovering the causation as opposed to correlation that we're seeing.
• 26:56
  What's next for Mahas action?
• 26:58
  What are you guys doing now?
• 26:59
  I mean, it's been, you have to imagine it's been, I'm like literally right now as we speak,
• 27:06
  almost like we're starting a brand new company, even though Mahas has been here for a few
• 27:10
  months.
• 27:11
  We ran a pack to run commercials.
• 27:13
  I left the campaign in two months out so that I could run, actually, we became a Trump
• 27:18
  pack targeting Bobby up voters to go to Trump because the DNC was, was suing us to keep
• 27:26
  Bobby on the, the ballots.
• 27:28
  By the way, after we just spent the last four months of them suing to get them off the
• 27:32
  ballots, but as soon as you joined Trump, they turned it, they started to kick all about
• 27:35
  it.
• 27:36
  Just again, since I had the DNC.
• 27:37
  Come on, confuse the voters.
• 27:38
  That's actually work.
• 27:39
  But we knew we had a problem.
• 27:40
  So I went and ran ads successfully millions of dollars of ads raised money by many of
• 27:45
  the people.
• 27:46
  Practice people that invest and help us make that happen.
• 27:49
  Then we got Bobby in, but he still had to be confirmed.
• 27:51
  It was really tight, lots of advertising, social media around supporting Bobby, supporting
• 27:55
  Marty Macri, supporting Dr. Oz.
• 27:58
  And now finally, Bobby has his team and look at every week we're getting a new announcement
• 28:02
  like this week, removing petroleum dies off from the food supply.
• 28:06
  Just amazing.
• 28:07
  It's almost like you're pinching yourself so you can't believe it's like a reality TV.
• 28:11
  But what I do, look, we've got to make America healthier again.
• 28:15
  And what we're really looking at is we're already, if you go to majaaction.com.
• 28:20
  We have every, we have the entire country.
• 28:21
  You can click on your state and see what legislative bills are on the docket right now in
• 28:26
  your state.
• 28:27
  Pro maja bills, anti maja bills, how we believe you should vote on those.
• 28:31
  Right now, Monsanto is trying to pass a bill in like 15 states that gives them liability
• 28:36
  protection from gripe estate.
• 28:38
  If it causes cancer, you won't be able to sue them.
• 28:40
  There's already, I think it's Atlanta has passed it.
• 28:43
  It's sitting on the governor's desk, they're expecting to sign it, liability protection
• 28:46
  from a cancer causing agent that's paid billions of dollars.
• 28:50
  You need to know about that.
• 28:51
  You can do that at our website, click on your state and then we make it easy.
• 28:54
  Who's your representative right there?
• 28:55
  You click on it, you can make the calls.
• 28:56
  So we're directly involved with legislation.
• 28:59
  We're also looking at doing some pilot programs on school lunch programs.
• 29:02
  I believe that we can get a ketogenic whole food diet and get this.
• 29:07
  I got to get a waiver in everywhere in the country in order to give my children or
• 29:12
  our children whole food as an experiment, not Coca-Cola and not skim milk and not process
• 29:20
  foods and pizzas and crap.
• 29:22
  I actually have to get a waiver from the state to exonerate that school from the crappy
• 29:27
  food pyramid that they're stuck in to say we're going to let them try something different.
• 29:31
  So we're working on legally doing that right now so that we can do some double-blonde
• 29:34
  studies, a control school in an area and a school that goes on our new diet.
• 29:38
  We believe in one semester we can show that we are reversing the rise in glucose levels,
• 29:45
  leading to diabetes and children.
• 29:46
  We believe we can see giant metabolic changes and if we do that, I feel like I can get
• 29:51
  the maha moms of America to really stand up and demand in every school.
• 29:55
  And we can change the school lunch program.
• 29:58
  We're paying $4.5 trillion for health right now, 90% of it chronic illness.
• 30:04
  Can you imagine our children actually knew what whole foods looked like, didn't grow
• 30:07
  up in Doritos and Cheetos and many of these underserved families that, you know, and
• 30:11
  SNAP programs made the laws getting the sugar and crappy food.
• 30:14
  You cannot use, you know, a SNAP program, wealth, their system to buy food that's killing
• 30:19
  you.
• 30:20
  We can't be, you know, and so laws like that, very important for all behind that.
• 30:23
  And then mostly really the shining star on the hill that I want to, I think the maha
• 30:29
  can do right now is I want to build the new health system in America, not that I'll build
• 30:33
  it.
• 30:34
  But if you look around, there's, I think last night, 200 of the world's greatest health
• 30:39
  practitioners, functional medicine doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, energy healers.
• 30:43
  There's no data, there's no real centralized database that competes with pharma pharma.
• 30:48
  We can find any hospital in the world, but we can't find that person that can heal me
• 30:52
  where I'm at.
• 30:53
  I want to build a new directory and a new database and start erecting a hospital system
• 30:58
  for natural alternative health practices where maybe you can get a drug, but a drug isn't
• 31:02
  your first option, it's your last option.
• 31:04
  It is time to transform the medical system and what better time than when the country
• 31:08
  is just working up from COVID and they're all chanting maha really in a barb partisan
• 31:13
  way across this country.
• 31:14
  I want to take that lens in that moment to do what we dreamed for decades.
• 31:19
  I believe this is that moment.
• 31:20
  I could not be more excited about watching that happen.
• 31:23
  Tell, I want to throw a curve ball at you, please, I love it.
• 31:26
  Curve ball I'm throwing, so when I think of maha, my background is clinical psychology
• 31:31
  and I'm always looking at it from this, what's going on in the brain, right?
• 31:36
  Addiction.
• 31:37
  Yeah.
• 31:38
  Where do you think?
• 31:39
  I sit on the board for a recovery center that actually deals with trauma recovery as
• 31:44
  well as addiction recovery.
• 31:47
  Where do you see maha playing a role or does maha play a role in the way that our health
• 31:52
  care system treats addiction recovery and trauma recovery?
• 31:58
  First of all, no, it's not actually because I just traveled the country for two and a
• 32:02
  half years.
• 32:03
  You're the first presidential candidate that openly admitted to an addiction grant to
• 32:07
  heroin.
• 32:08
  Wow.
• 32:09
  We've ever seen that before.
• 32:10
  It's amazing that he's holding up and I can really get sidetracked on actually why that
• 32:17
  makes him such one of the most beautiful people I've ever met.
• 32:21
  But he has several videos he put out that I cut that I think are the most spiritual statements
• 32:26
  they've ever heard from a ball of vision.
• 32:28
  But that addiction, as he said, I was always a self-driven Kennedy.
• 32:31
  I was he'd go to any school, you know, handle any like, you know, feet, but I couldn't overcome
• 32:38
  that addiction until really found the 12 step from the found God and living a life as
• 32:43
  he said.
• 32:44
  And I watch it every day of the campaign.
• 32:46
  I've never met anyone that is more focused on just the next right step and overcoming
• 32:52
  as he said, self will to the point where I would try to I'm I'm you saw my speech that
• 32:57
  I said, and I'm like a, you know, St.
• 32:58
  Crispin.
• 32:59
  Booyah.
• 33:00
  Let's take the world by storm and I wanted to get a little bit of out of Bob because like
• 33:04
  come on.
• 33:05
  If you just want to and he's just like it's just not my way, though, I'm I'm just here
• 33:08
  to tell the truth and the truth is going to work.
• 33:11
  And I realized over time, this is sort of my own personal like an inside scoop on being
• 33:15
  next to Bobby.
• 33:17
  I actually think that when you get all pumped up and raised like that, it's a bit of an
• 33:21
  ego thing.
• 33:22
  The crowd gets into it.
• 33:24
  But I think for him, when that self, when that ego kicks in and that self will kicks
• 33:28
  in, that brings that feeling that once got him into a lot of trouble.
• 33:33
  And it's like it's like the grim reading that sits in the corner of his consciousness
• 33:36
  all the time that says, if you get too into yourself or while you're doing it for you,
• 33:40
  I will come in there and I will rob you of your sobriety and your sanity and your
• 33:44
  peace.
• 33:45
  And because of that, it forces him to be so humble in every moment, every moment who
• 33:51
  never lets it, you know, overly charge him and he never gets overly upset.
• 33:55
  We would have some terrible days, horrible things would happen and he would just say,
• 33:59
  OK, what do we do next?
• 34:01
  And so anyone that thinks that that guy was running the sunset of self-grandadagement,
• 34:05
  you can see it in the speech.
• 34:07
  One of the most powerful speeches ever given was when he suspended his campaign and decided
• 34:11
  to join Donald Trump.
• 34:12
  There's tears in his eyes as he's talking about, I've been praying to God for an opportunity
• 34:17
  to heal our children and President Trump has given me that opportunity.
• 34:20
  So when it comes to addiction, this is a guy he wants to do healing farms.
• 34:24
  He's looking at all sorts of ways that maybe we can get people working the earth, working
• 34:28
  with each other, you know, in camps and using, as he said, he's not really crazy about,
• 34:34
  you know, drugs, obviously, or even legal marijuana.
• 34:37
  But instead of fighting it, his thought was, why don't we take, why doesn't the federal
• 34:40
  government get involved and take the taxes from that and fund these recovery farms?
• 34:46
  Since there's so much money coming in from the legalization of drugs, instead of fighting
• 34:49
  it, why don't we take the taxation and put it into those drugs?
• 34:52
  And I will tell you, inside scoop, I've set in a couple of really beautiful meetings
• 34:57
  around Marty Macri, Dr. Ross and Bobby and the conversation of some of these news things
• 35:03
  obligate and hallucinogens and psilocybin and those, I don't know if they're going to
• 35:08
  go there, but I'm telling you they're open-minded enough that that conversation right now is taking
• 35:12
  place.
• 35:13
  That's interesting.
• 35:14
  Yeah, and one of the things that I look at, it's called the Ruka Ranch is the treatment
• 35:20
  center that I'm talking about, and they're based in Florida and that's the idea that
• 35:24
  addiction is a, it's a body, mind, and spirit issue, right?
• 35:27
  And we're not treating people holistically, different modalities want to do different
• 35:30
  things.
• 35:31
  And we've incorporated a lot of this technology, a lot of these health modalities into that
• 35:35
  treatment, but it is that idea, like the earth, they're ranching, they're chickens, they're
• 35:41
  crops, they're like literally living in an inpatient type environment and getting that type
• 35:45
  of healing.
• 35:46
  I'm like, man, getting that to a mass, to mass audience and being able to create a system
• 35:52
  that is educating people in that way and not dealing with addiction as a stigma.
• 35:56
  Right.
• 35:57
  And the fact that Bobby puts himself out there and says, look, I was one, like I still fight,
• 36:01
  this is my battery, it's like, you know, it's the pain in your purpose, right?
• 36:06
  That it's amazing to watch that and I'm excited to watch him and Marty and Oz and everybody
• 36:13
  attack this problem with a more holistic mindset, that it's not, you know, take the addicts
• 36:18
  and, you know, give them food stamps to live on the streets kind of mentality.
• 36:21
  I mean, what I really want to share, because there's, there can be a lot of judgment.
• 36:25
  They are in a government system that's so corrupt.
• 36:28
  They're firing tons of people, then who do you hire?
• 36:30
  Who can you trust?
• 36:31
  Who's actually going to move into this new world when farm is controlled so much of it?
• 36:35
  Who's my friend who's not?
• 36:36
  But I can tell you, these guys right now, they are the real deal.
• 36:40
  Robert Kennedy Jr. is the real deal.
• 36:42
  I said before, I grew up with an environmentalist, he was a hero of mine when I was a kid.
• 36:48
  I got to spend two and a half years with him.
• 36:50
  They said, never meet your heroes.
• 36:51
  I'm more in awe of him now than I, and then I was when I, when I first saw him on a television.
• 36:56
  And I've been around Dr. Oz, a guy who really brought, you know, alternate healing onto
• 37:01
  the mainstream television.
• 37:02
  We were, I was in the doctor's television show.
• 37:04
  We were far more farmer based than he was.
• 37:06
  I was always jealous because it was, I want to play for that team, he's more aligned
• 37:09
  with him and now he's working with body, Dr. Marty McRee.
• 37:13
  You should hear these conversations and Jayba and Charia, you know, the author of
• 37:18
  the great marriage and declaration that was literally attacked by Fauci and the head
• 37:23
  of NIH's Francis Collins, is now took Francis Collins job.
• 37:27
  I mean, it's so poetic.
• 37:29
  It is so beautiful.
• 37:30
  And as I said last night, when that bullet, you know, missed and grazed through the mirror,
• 37:37
  America dodged that bullet.
• 37:39
  America dodged the bullet of an authoritarian takeover that was promising and end-to-free
• 37:43
  speech that we're going to censor the internet from everyone that had a voice like this
• 37:46
  that wasn't working for Farma.
• 37:48
  And instead, we got the anti-forma, Jayba and Charia running the NIH, Robert Cunay Jr.
• 37:54
  at AJJS.
• 37:55
  It is, I mean, all I can say is this is a beautiful time to be alive and it is not a
• 38:00
  time to be pessimistic.
• 38:02
  We are in a war and trust me.
• 38:04
  Every day there's an announcement that is going to wipe out interest inside of the food
• 38:07
  companies.
• 38:08
  They are lining up to battle back.
• 38:11
  They're coming after us.
• 38:12
  They're coming after this government.
• 38:13
  They're money, man.
• 38:14
  We are messing with the system, like we haven't seen since John F. Kennedy and ultimately
• 38:19
  the assassination of Bobby's father, Robert Kennedy.
• 38:22
  These guys are pushing the envelope.
• 38:24
  We need love.
• 38:25
  We need hope.
• 38:26
  We need prayer right now because this is really happening.
• 38:28
  I got to tell you, buddy, our agency actually did all the promotion for this time, friends.
• 38:32
  We partnered with them to make this happen.
• 38:35
  And I remember being on the Zoom call and the Zoom call was, we've got the opportunity
• 38:40
  to have Dell Big Tree come in headline and I'm like a thousand times yes.
• 38:46
  And they're like, do you think that's too political?
• 38:48
  I'm like, I'm going to tell you what, I was at a conference a couple months back in Miami.
• 38:53
  And I said, the JP Sears was actually doing the headline tonight.
• 38:57
  It was hilarious.
• 38:59
  And I said, you know, JP is doing this thing and he actually says and he's like, how many
• 39:02
  people like the Maha movement and the entire group of people stood up and cheered?
• 39:08
  I'm like, please do not be afraid of leaning into Maha's movement.
• 39:14
  I'm like, this is not a political statement.
• 39:16
  Mike Dell being there is not a political statement.
• 39:19
  I said, in fact, that worked for Bobby.
• 39:21
  Bobby Fran is an independent.
• 39:22
  That's it.
• 39:23
  I'm like, this is a bipartisan issue and it is something that everybody needs to pay
• 39:27
  attention to.
• 39:28
  I am thrilled that you came here today.
• 39:30
  I'm going to give you the last word on what we're talking about.
• 39:33
  How could anybody watching this get involved?
• 39:36
  Obviously you said website paying attention.
• 39:38
  Go to the left.
• 39:39
  He had involved in legislation like really there's grassroots grassroots groups and organizations
• 39:45
  that are writing these bills or working in politicians.
• 39:47
  They've been there.
• 39:48
  They've been a part of the medical freedom movement.
• 39:49
  They need your support.
• 39:50
  They need funding.
• 39:51
  They need bodies.
• 39:52
  When they say come to the Capitol, go to that Capitol, stand out there.
• 39:55
  We've watched things happen to the state level.
• 39:57
  We've never seen before.
• 39:58
  West Virginia was the first one to rule out chemical dies and you know, talking about taking
• 40:03
  Florida of water, Florida out of water in Utah.
• 40:06
  We've got Florida moving Florida out of water.
• 40:08
  Texas is bringing back exercise and mandatory gym time in schools.
• 40:13
  I mean, and all of this, as Bobbi has said, is making it so that the pharmaceutical companies
• 40:17
  and the food companies can't, they don't have a national product anymore.
• 40:21
  They're not allowed in five states and now they're crying to Bobbi and is giving the
• 40:25
  power to do what he needs to do.
• 40:26
  We have the power.
• 40:27
  It's in the state's hands.
• 40:28
  So we have more power than we've ever had and we have a government that's now listening
• 40:32
  and doing something about it.
• 40:34
  Right.
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  Get up.
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  This is our time.
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  This is our moment.
• 40:38
  If we do not seize this day, as I said last night, this will be a sand painting that
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  blows away.
• 40:42
  We'll be forgotten in the dark entities and interests.
• 40:45
  They're expecting us to wear out.
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  They're expecting to come back in and take over.
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  And we've got to build a fortress that will never be broken down again in its time for
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  a revolution, its time for change.
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  Of course, I mean through peace, through love, through communications, tell everyone
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  you know and go to majaaction.com and get involved.
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  Buddy.
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  Could not be happier to have you here.
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  Thank you so much.