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"City Elders" (Thursday, January 22, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: You know how I loathe to say I told you so.
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Speaker 2: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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Speaker 3: Said, steal metem.
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Speaker 4: You have a day at least for work, when the
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Speaker 4: sun comes up, drops a.
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Speaker 5: Pet to school.
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Speaker 4: Then Joe has everything, a dreamer, all the treasures said,
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Speaker 4: and needs no one that Joe's as smile, He only AIGs.
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Speaker 6: Joe, I bless you for letting me be of service
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Speaker 6: tea morning.
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Speaker 3: I want to be.
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Speaker 7: He's a matter nacious security, and perhaps no kind of
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Speaker 7: issue makes thief uh situation more clear than what's currently
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Speaker 7: going on with Greenland.
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Speaker 8: Would you like me to say a few words of Greenland.
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Speaker 8: I'm going to leave it out of the speech, but
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Speaker 8: I thought I think I would have been reviewed very negatively.
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Speaker 8: I have tremendous respect for both the people of Greenland
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Speaker 8: and the people of Denmark, tremendous respect. But every NATO
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Speaker 8: ally has an obligation to be able to defend their
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Speaker 8: own territory. And the fact is no nation or a
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Speaker 8: group of nations is in any position to be able
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Speaker 8: to secure Greenland other than the United States.
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Speaker 1: And then Mark Root, the head of NATO said he's right,
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Speaker 1: and with that everyone lost their mind in Davos because
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Speaker 1: all of the things that the press had been telling
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Speaker 1: you about Greenland and the President's intentions there and all
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Speaker 1: of that went. I know, it's dead of winter and
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Speaker 1: people are bearing down on snow apocalypse from Texas to Virginia,
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Speaker 1: but imagine that first dandelion that's gone to seed, and
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Speaker 1: you come up to it and.
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Speaker 6: Go and all the things.
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Speaker 1: Now, the danger, of course, is and we've blown all
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Speaker 1: the seeds off the left wing press dandelion, they're going
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Speaker 1: to go plant themselves somewhere. But this is the thing
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Speaker 1: that I warned you about days and days and days
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Speaker 1: ago about judging Donald Trump in progress. I grew up
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Speaker 1: in New York City. Don't hold it against me. I'm
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Speaker 1: feeling much better now. But I grew up in New
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Speaker 1: York City when Donald Trump first came along and said,
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Speaker 1: I just want to build this thing right here. It's
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Speaker 1: going to make this area incredible again. And there's nobody
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Speaker 1: working in New York and I want to be the
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Speaker 1: guy that hires five thousand people to build this beautiful building.
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Speaker 1: And the city council was against him, and everyone was
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Speaker 1: against him, So he played the press. He went into
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Speaker 1: the press and said, all I want to do is
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Speaker 1: hire like five thousand wonderful New Yorkers. And the city
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Speaker 1: at that time fell in love with him because he
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Speaker 1: was the only person who cared about hiring New Yorkers.
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Speaker 1: We had piles of trash in Times Square. And then
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Speaker 1: they all started complaining about.
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Speaker 9: Oh, it's Tiffany and know he's going to ruin this
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Speaker 9: historg landmark.
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Speaker 1: And then when he was done, they were like, oh,
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Speaker 1: can we get there, We can we rent the lobby
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Speaker 1: for a fundraiser?
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Speaker 6: Can we never judge Donald J. Trump?
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Speaker 1: In progress until everything has settled, you don't know what
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Speaker 1: you think you know. And I think today even more
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Speaker 1: so than forty years ago in the seventies, that is
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Speaker 1: so true. Our first things this morning Davos Davos, who's
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Speaker 1: got their Davos in hand? The President announcing a framework
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Speaker 1: of a deal that would put NATO in control to
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Speaker 1: transitionally over Greenland, to help with their national defense, to
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Speaker 1: push Russia and China out of their position on the
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Speaker 1: North Sea shipping lines, and then said later on in
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Speaker 1: the speech, we just played to you a cliphop they're
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Speaker 1: going to be involved in the Golden Dome, and they're
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Speaker 1: going to be involved in mineral rights, and so are we.
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Speaker 1: When asked by CNBC how long the deal would last,
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Speaker 1: President Trump said forever. Venezuela's interim president will be visiting
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Speaker 1: the United States, but there's no word as to whether
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Speaker 1: Delsi Rodriguez will visit President Trump. It's the first time
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Speaker 1: is sitting. Venezuelan president will visit the United States in
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Speaker 1: more than twenty five years. Meanwhile, on the sidelines in Davos,
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski is going to meet with President
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Speaker 1: Trump quietly to talk about ending the year and years
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Speaker 1: long war with Russia, while Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
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Speaker 1: are in Moscow having similar parallel conversations with Russian President
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Speaker 1: Philadimir Putin. Mexico has turned over thirty seven drug cartel
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Speaker 1: members to the United States at the request of the
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Speaker 1: Justice Department. President Claudia Shinbaum announced at Davos as well
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Speaker 1: on Wednesday that it was a sovereign decision by her government.
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Speaker 1: America didn't make her do it. She said that it
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Speaker 1: was in the best interest and convenient for Mexico in
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Speaker 1: terms of its national security. A federal appeals court has
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Speaker 1: lifted restrictions on ICE officers in Minneapolis and how they
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Speaker 1: are allowed to deal with local protesters. The Eighth Circuit
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Speaker 1: Court of Appeals has granted a motion by the Department
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Speaker 1: of Homeland Security to impose a stay on the temporary
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Speaker 1: President Trump will begin weekly trips around the United States
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Speaker 1: to speak to voters directly about the economy before November's
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Speaker 2: the first thing today.
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Speaker 9: City elders, is.
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Speaker 1: You know, a group of leaders in their communities who
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Speaker 1: have realized the con job that has been sold to
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Speaker 1: us regarding the separation of church and state. What I've
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Speaker 1: characterized to you to be much more uh these days,
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Speaker 1: like a confrontation of church and states, starting in Oklahoma
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Speaker 1: and spreading nationwide all over the place. And you know,
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Speaker 1: governing the gates is their core mission and they get
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Speaker 1: it involved politically.
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Speaker 6: They don't shy away this.
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Speaker 1: You know, every time Kamala Harris showed up at some
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Speaker 1: black church, black community church, and people say, you know,
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Speaker 1: at the left, we be like, I don't see it.
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Speaker 6: She's not politicking.
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Speaker 1: She shared the gospel against that mister conservo fascist. So
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Speaker 1: finally people are like, you know what, we do need
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Speaker 1: people who win. The decisions need to be made, need
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Speaker 1: to be making them from a humble servant leader's mindset.
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Speaker 1: Kevin Harris and Marshall Patty are on with me from
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Speaker 1: the City Elders here in our flagship area.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, guys, how are you doing today?
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Speaker 1: I guess I should I should say, you know, I
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Speaker 1: should do the Kevin, you tell us how you're doing. Marshall,
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Speaker 1: you know, because you can't see my hand signals there
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Speaker 1: you talk a little. But for people who don't know,
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Speaker 1: the slogan of City Elders is governing the City Gates.
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Speaker 1: And you know this is that organization that takes the
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Speaker 1: moral underpinning of our society, of our American society, and debunks.
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Speaker 6: The whole separation of church and state.
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Speaker 1: Because you need humble servant leaders in these elected offices,
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Speaker 1: right Kevin, Yes.
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Speaker 27: Sir, I mean without you know, the founding fathers, you know,
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Speaker 27: all those years ago. If you really go back and
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Speaker 27: you'rely a student of history, you'll you'll find out that
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Speaker 27: the revolution was actually birth through the sermons that were
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Speaker 27: being preached by all the pastors and ministers in the
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Speaker 27: household dates because they were seeing the injustices from England
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Speaker 27: and the things that were transpiring, and it was there
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Speaker 27: there's speeches that motivated the people to rise up and
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Speaker 27: take a stand. And unfortunately, today, I mean, we don't
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Speaker 27: necessarily hear those sermons anymore because you know, on the
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Speaker 27: other side, and then and and the intellectuals and secudary
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Speaker 27: of humanists have have done a good job of of
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Speaker 27: of even twisting Jefferson's own words for about the separation
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Speaker 27: of the church and state. I mean that that was
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Speaker 27: actually that was a letter that he was writing to
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Speaker 27: Branbury Baptists telling them that the state is not going.
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Speaker 6: To interfere or do not worry.
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Speaker 27: But we've twisted it around to say, you know, you know,
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Speaker 27: separation church and state is that we can't take our
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Speaker 27: faith into you know, into our our places of work
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Speaker 27: or into the government. But you know, the Supreme Court
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Speaker 27: what a year or two ago, you know, with the
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Speaker 27: coach that was taking the knee, they hoping they blew
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Speaker 27: the glass ceiling off of that that's not accurate and
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Speaker 27: and so thank god we you know, but a lot
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Speaker 27: of people still don't understand that that reality. And you know,
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Speaker 27: without with good, without good decent moral people leading this nation,
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Speaker 27: we are you know, the left is turned in, you know,
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Speaker 27: their their platform has turned in to a socialist slash
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Speaker 27: communist platform. And that that that is, that is really
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Speaker 27: horrifying for people who love freedom.
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Speaker 1: Well, and it's it is dehumanizing when you listen to
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Speaker 1: people you mischaracterize even something. And let's pick the cornerstone
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Speaker 1: of what's got a lot of people and I hope
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Speaker 1: has people motivated this year, is this constitutional amendment that
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Speaker 1: will allow you to kill a baby in the birth
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Speaker 1: canal just because the mother's changed her mind. And I
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Speaker 1: understand the you have to grasp, you know, where someone is.
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Speaker 1: But if you if you dehumanize us to this point
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Speaker 1: where infanticide and I can't really call it anything but
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Speaker 1: that you might you guys might want to, you know,
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Speaker 1: but but you know, this is a child that easily
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Speaker 1: will survive outside of the birth canal. It's not even
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Speaker 1: a debatable is it old enough?
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Speaker 6: You know?
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Speaker 1: Can we because modern science and the NICU facilities and
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Speaker 1: all of our hospitals do such a great job. I mean,
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Speaker 1: when is a child able to survive outside of the
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Speaker 1: mother's womb has moved so much in the last ten years.
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Speaker 1: Even but when we're when we're discussing this and they
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Speaker 1: play word games, they say, oh, eighty percent of Virginians
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Speaker 1: agree with this amendment, and it's not true because the
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Speaker 1: statistics that they're spouting are about you know, abortion in
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Speaker 1: general and right to choose in general. But when Virginians
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Speaker 1: read what's in this constitutional amendment, it's almost the opposite.
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Speaker 1: It's twenty percent. And those twenty percent concerned me. But
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Speaker 1: you know, there is no nowhere near a plurality of
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Speaker 1: support for something as horrific as this constitutional amendment. And
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Speaker 1: I think this is one of those places the SETI elders.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you guys are working towards trying to make
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Speaker 1: sure people understand the truth about this.
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Speaker 28: Marshall, Yeah, absolutely, And you know it's hard. I talked
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Speaker 28: to a lot of Democrats and they're like, it's just
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Speaker 28: rovers this way. I said, no, under state code, that's
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Speaker 28: pretty much what we have right now. What this is
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Speaker 28: going to do is take you know, abortion up until
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Speaker 28: the moment of birth. You're going to have parental rights,
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Speaker 28: so your kid can go get an abortion and you
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Speaker 28: won't be told about it. And there's you know, we
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Speaker 28: all are ware the Fairvaks County situation where affordably the
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Speaker 28: kid was taken out of school paid for by an
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Speaker 28: employee and the parents never knew until afterwards. And then
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Speaker 28: you look at the law and you know, we've Kevin
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Speaker 28: enough talked to you know, trying to really get to
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Speaker 28: the angle of all this and talk to a number
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Speaker 28: of lawyers about this, and you know, we really believe
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Speaker 28: that there will be no liability for abortion doctors. So
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Speaker 28: if they botch it, if they mess it up, if
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Speaker 28: they kill someone, if they hurt someone, you know, based
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Speaker 28: on how we're reading it and what people are telling us,
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Speaker 28: you know, we feel like that doctor is not liable anymore.
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Speaker 18: Uh.
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Speaker 28: And so you just look at all these things. They
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Speaker 28: use the word individual rather than a woman in this
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Speaker 28: constitutional moment. We think that's going to open up the
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Speaker 28: flood gates. And so it's really hard to educate people.
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Speaker 28: You have the media saying this is just you know,
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Speaker 28: in shining riversus Wade, you know, as as Joe. You
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Speaker 28: you know, they get to write the little snippet that
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Speaker 28: you read when you vote, but that's not actually what's
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Speaker 28: the bill. The bill is much longer. They have the
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Speaker 28: amendments much longer than what you see when you vote.
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Speaker 28: So they write it really blandly and really softly. But
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Speaker 28: in reality, uh, this is the most extreme abortion moment
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Speaker 28: in the world.
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Speaker 6: Hey, you know, I want to pick up on something.
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Speaker 1: City elders as a as an organization, Oklahoma, Kansas, here
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Speaker 1: in Virginia as well, Norfolk, Charlottesville. I mean, in places
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't think, you know, fired up people. But yet
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Speaker 1: there's a force multiplier in your local government because if
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Speaker 1: your local government has been ceded to the leftists, they
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Speaker 1: are all going to be the what do they call
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Speaker 1: them when you send somebody out an exchange of the
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Speaker 1: actual decision makers surrogates. So these are all surrogates for
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Speaker 1: this bill. And if you don't have any conservatives on
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Speaker 1: city council or school board or your local state government,
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Speaker 1: then you have no surrogates to go out there and
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Speaker 1: talk to people because the statewide leaders who are trying
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Speaker 1: to keep you from even gathering in protest outside of
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Speaker 1: a planned parenthood have no voice because everything you'll hear,
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Speaker 1: even the local elected officials, are saying, you're singing from
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Speaker 1: the choir book City Elders dot com look for a
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Speaker 1: chapter or start a chapter near you and will come
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Speaker 1: back to you a little bit.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, so there you go.
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Speaker 13: So if you want to play and you want it,
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Speaker 9: Here's part of his press conference yesterday.
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Speaker 34: I don't see a world and where the two or
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Speaker 34: It matters, and I think it matters. That's what I
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Speaker 13: Right there, you go, So anyway, Rory on the reunification,
33:05
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33:09
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34:55
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36:48
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36:52
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Speaker 9: Doctor didn't lose.
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Speaker 1: You No now it does four three four eight eight
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Speaker 1: two four two one seven. This email from Jerry writes
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Speaker 1: in why does everything Virginia do have to be a
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Speaker 1: predicate to what my state is doing here in Utah?
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Speaker 1: I don't think just because Virginia did it. I'm not saying,
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Speaker 1: you know, your current batch of legislators are going to
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Speaker 1: do it. But what we're fighting is the creation of narrative.
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Speaker 1: They're playing fast and loose with the truth, as Jerry,
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Speaker 1: you and I both know, is standard operating procedure for
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Speaker 1: the Marxists, because if they tell you tens of thousands
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Speaker 1: of you will have to be killed because you won't
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Speaker 1: go along with the dialectic. Yeah, that's really not a
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Speaker 1: great campaign slogan from Marxism, is it, Jerry?
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Speaker 6: I mean you tell me, you know.
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Speaker 1: I know that there's lots of Hey, we live in
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Speaker 1: a world where Hamas had themselves rebranded as a marginalized community,
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Speaker 1: so I guess anything is possible. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: they'll sales pitchers way. I'm sure Marxism has lots of
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Speaker 1: dead bodies attached to it. But they're all going to
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Speaker 1: be Trump supporters.
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Speaker 6: I got that. That'll be how they sell the sales,
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Speaker 6: pitch it. But as soon as.
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Speaker 1: They have normalized as our friend or a Benjamin Off
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Speaker 1: send the idea of abortion up until the moment of birth.
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Speaker 1: This isn't debating how early a baby can survive. You know,
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Speaker 1: in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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Speaker 6: This is the baby is about to be born.
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Speaker 1: It's in the birth canal, and the mother can say,
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Speaker 1: I've changed my mind, and you're the best part about
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Speaker 1: this debate is when you point this out. Do you
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Speaker 1: know what you get from the left here in Virginia
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Speaker 1: that's supporting it, Jerry, And I'm warning you that Utah
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Speaker 1: will do this, California will do this, Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut.
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Speaker 6: They'll all do it.
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Speaker 1: They'll rewrite their laws to match what Virginia did. Because
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Speaker 1: as soon as you push.
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Speaker 6: That, nobody dies it, nobody denies it.
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Speaker 1: They say, we stand for reproductive freedom. That's what they
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Speaker 1: stand for. It's now reproductive freedom. Remember remember the salad
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Speaker 1: days when rush Limbaugh compared the young lady who was
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Speaker 1: asking the US Congress to pay for her contraception that
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Speaker 1: she wanted the US taxpayers to be her pimp and
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Speaker 1: all the trouble everyone. Oh my gosh, what a horrific
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Speaker 1: thing they've decided. You know what, maybe maybe we should
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Speaker 1: just say that we want we want reproductive freedom. The
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Speaker 1: irony about that phrase, Jerry and anyone else is thinking
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Speaker 1: about it is it ain't about reproducing. There's nothing reproductive
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Speaker 1: about it. It's just about trying to find a doctor
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Speaker 1: that will take care of As the man.
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Speaker 6: Said, didn't even lose I gotta.
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Speaker 1: I know you, Robert Palmer fans are like, oh now,
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Speaker 1: I'm never gonna be able to hear that song on
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Speaker 1: the radio again.
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Speaker 6: That's what they wanted to cure.
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Speaker 1: They want the pill to come in the mail so
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Speaker 1: that you know, when they get a bad case of
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Speaker 1: love in you, they can fix it.
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Speaker 6: And I get it.
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Speaker 1: There's part of the deal to make being fruitful and
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Speaker 1: multiply enjoyable. Because biologically each child born, I mean there
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Speaker 1: were not like cats that can have ten twelve kids
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Speaker 1: at a time. It's a minor miracle considering all the
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Speaker 1: things that human body goes through to defend itself against
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Speaker 1: this foreign body. Perhaps the most amazing piece of engineering
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Speaker 1: in God's creation is the placenta. Its whole job is
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Speaker 1: to pretend is to protect this body because the DNA
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Speaker 1: of this person is different than the other person, which
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Speaker 1: means attack. There's foreign DNA in our body and we
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Speaker 1: must attack it. So for nine months, the mother's body
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Speaker 1: is attacking this child, and the placenta is defending it.
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Speaker 1: Like Conan the Barbarian, with the apologies to my friend
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Speaker 1: Conan the printer, but he can be barbaric at times.
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Speaker 1: So the minor miracle, maybe not even minor major miracle
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Speaker 1: of biology that leads to a child being born should
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Speaker 1: be one of the most celebrated things humans ever do.
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Speaker 1: But we've become so self involved, so self driven, that
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Speaker 1: it's about us first. And I remember that voice in
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Speaker 1: my head the day my first child was born and
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Speaker 1: he came out and his eyes were open, which all
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Speaker 1: the doctors and nurses said, Oh, that never happens. Kids
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Speaker 1: staring right at me. I've been awake for something a
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Speaker 1: short of forty hours. I looked like ass and I
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Speaker 1: looked at the kid and I said, please don't judge
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Speaker 1: me yet. But I remember hearing a voice in the
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Speaker 1: back of my head saying, kid, you are no longer
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Speaker 1: the center of the universe.
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Speaker 6: I was a.
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Speaker 1: Popular rock and roll disc jockey.
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Speaker 6: Is going out to nightclubs.
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Speaker 1: Everyone oh JT oh JT in that minute, and ninety
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Speaker 1: nine percent of all parents that's the voice they hear
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Speaker 1: in their head. You are no longer the center of
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Speaker 1: the universe. Yet we're running around trying to convince people
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Speaker 1: that they should stay the.
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Speaker 6: Center of the universe. Don't give that up here. We've
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Speaker 6: even made it easy. We have a pill.
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Speaker 1: We have a pill for when you get that bad
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Speaker 1: case of loving you. Yeah, I'm systemically ruining this on
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Speaker 1: the estate of Robert Palmer. Is going to be on the.
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Speaker 9: Phone, jars a FedEx for you.
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Speaker 6: It says from Robert Palmer's estate.
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Speaker 1: So the reason we bring it up is not because
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Speaker 1: everyone who's listening is in Virginia, but it's coming for you.
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Speaker 1: This is a precedent setting effort to open.
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Speaker 6: The door and think about where we were.
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Speaker 1: Ten years ago, even five years ago, Safe but rare
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Speaker 1: was still the thing.
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Speaker 6: It's just Roe v.
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Speaker 1: Wade and ever since Roe versus Wade, you know who's
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Speaker 1: actually gone crazy? And I remember when Roe versus Wade
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Speaker 1: was overturned, everyone said, oh, the.
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Speaker 20: Right wingers are going to go crazy, and sex is
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Speaker 1: It's been the left wingers that have gone just nuts
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