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"Infectious Disease" (Wednesday, May 20, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Finan and more.
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Speaker 2: Megan, Now make America great again than I've ever been.
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Speaker 3: Making mornings great again. First thing today on the Chunk
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Speaker 3: Median find show Talas.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for letting us be of service to you
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Speaker 4: on this Ted's Day morning where we celebrate God's gifts
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Speaker 4: to you, whatever they may be, butcher baker or guitar
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Speaker 4: lick player.
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Speaker 5: You can employ your gifts and talents with all the
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Speaker 5: zeal of somebody who's doing something they have to do
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Speaker 5: because it's what God has put them on this earth
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Speaker 5: to do.
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Speaker 6: Period.
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Speaker 5: Simple as that you do that, just find yourself oddly
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Speaker 5: immune to.
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Speaker 7: The viruses that are spewed in the fluids that come
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Speaker 7: out of the American Marxist authoritarians to continue to torture
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Speaker 7: the metaphor of this ebola outbreak in Africa.
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Speaker 5: Joel's on the line. We've got our first things coming
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Speaker 5: up here, Joel. So what have you got for us?
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Speaker 8: Well, the other day I was in a patient's room
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Speaker 8: and they had the SPAN on and it was pretty interesting.
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Speaker 1: It was about make it quick. It was about President
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Speaker 1: Garfield and how.
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Speaker 5: Here's the here's the here was the big orange one
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Speaker 5: that liked lasagna?
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Speaker 8: Right, yeah, right, but it was it was so funny.
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Speaker 8: How how does WU care because you know, they try
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Speaker 8: attempted assassination and they eventually died from but you know,
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Speaker 8: from his wounds. But that the whole thing what I'm
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Speaker 8: trying to parallel here is that the doctor that took
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Speaker 8: care of him, doctor Bliss, an interesting story with him.
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Speaker 8: His actual first name was doctor. But he was sticking
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Speaker 8: his hands in the wounds of trying to probe to
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Speaker 8: find where they're shrapped, you know, the.
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Speaker 1: Of the lead and all the other stuff. But prior
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Speaker 1: to that, Lister, Joseph Lister, had.
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Speaker 8: The founding father of a lot of aseptic and antiseptic
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Speaker 8: techniques for surgery. He knew this, Doctor Bliss knew through
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Speaker 8: his willful intent of actually infecting the you know, President
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Speaker 8: President Garfield. And there are so many of the historians
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Speaker 8: saying why did he do that?
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Speaker 1: So we have people within our.
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Speaker 8: Science community nah CDC World Health Organization that darn well
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Speaker 8: know that some of the information they're putting out is wrong,
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Speaker 8: but they try to play it like people are so
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Speaker 8: ignorant and that that that they're gonna or scare people
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Speaker 8: enough to put people on a path that that that
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Speaker 8: they're doing it because either of political reasons or to
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Speaker 8: change their own circumstances, maybe to gain money, or to
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Speaker 8: or to push an idea too, you know, to create
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Speaker 8: their own circumstance.
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Speaker 1: Uh, you know, maybe to create their.
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Speaker 8: Own environment that that's going to benefit their community.
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Speaker 6: I understand.
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Speaker 5: Hang on to that thought, Joel, because we are running
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Speaker 5: up on time, and I do need to tell everyone
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Speaker 5: what's going on.
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Speaker 6: But hold on to that thought for a second.
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Speaker 5: Because it bears some exploration. Primaries yesterday, Tommy Turverville easily
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Speaker 5: won Alabama's Republican guberatorial primary. Will get you all the
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Speaker 5: primary results coming up in a little while, but there
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Speaker 5: are a lot of other things. A Foot Senator Build Cassidy,
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Speaker 5: fresh off of his primary loss, cast a vote with
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Speaker 5: Democrats to allow through parliamentary procedure a bill to come
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Speaker 5: to the floor of the Senate that would freeze the
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Speaker 5: president's ability to any more military actions against Iran without
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Speaker 5: direct congressional approval. Now it's not an approval of the
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Speaker 5: War Powers Act, but it will bring it to the
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Speaker 5: floor for a vote. President Trump warn Tuesday the United
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Speaker 5: States might strike Iran again, a day after he said
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Speaker 5: he had held off because a peace deal was working
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Speaker 5: through what he called new fronts. Iran's parliament has put
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Speaker 5: a bill on its floor calling for the assassination of
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Speaker 5: both President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netan,
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Speaker 5: Yahoo formerly authorizing a fifty eight million dollar reward for
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Speaker 5: anyone who kills Trump following the Israeli and US air strikes. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 5: the United States and Cuba are continuing to talk on
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Speaker 5: Out at ted SDA morning. Thank you for letting us
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Speaker 5: be of service to you. Joel is hanging on the
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Speaker 5: line with us. But I want to find out how
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Speaker 5: Gold and Silver, if they rallied or not. When I
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Speaker 5: looked at j csgold dot com, yesterday afternoon, it actually
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Speaker 5: looked like there was even bigger sale on gold and
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Speaker 5: silver going on. James Locke, fourth generation of a family
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Speaker 5: that wants to help you get into the gold and
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Speaker 5: silver business at four three four nine nine coin. That's
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Speaker 5: four three four nine nine two six four six and
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Speaker 5: easily any time of the day or night at jcsgold
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Speaker 5: dot com. Good morning, James, how are you sir?
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Speaker 25: Today?
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Speaker 18: Cleine extended a little bit after after we spoke, but
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Speaker 18: it wasn't too bad and gold and silver recovering in
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Speaker 18: the green. So far today, gold is up a little
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Speaker 18: bit over tenth of percent, up seven dollars to four
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Speaker 18: four hundred and eighty eight dollars. Silver, on the other hand,
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Speaker 18: is up stronger, up over two percent, about two and
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Speaker 18: a half percent to seventy five dollars and forty cents.
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Speaker 5: Do you get people, I imagine you have to folks
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Speaker 5: who will see gold and silver prices drop and they
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Speaker 5: call and say should I sell? I hope they call
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Speaker 5: and ask before they just make a rash decision, right, Yeah.
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Speaker 18: Everyone is you know, is in is you know, in
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Speaker 18: their own situation. So sometimes they have their their own
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Speaker 18: price limits. They say, hey, you know it's it's a
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Speaker 18: good run. But you know it's my time to to
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Speaker 18: change up my investments and you know I need to
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Speaker 18: sell or something like that. But for the most part,
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Speaker 18: you know, people are there are all in and saying,
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Speaker 18: you know, I want to buy more silver or I
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Speaker 18: want to buy more gold. But you know, what do
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Speaker 18: you think about price movement? And of course I don't
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Speaker 18: have a crystal ball. I know you do, Joe.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I borrowed Larry Sabado's crystal ball. He just don't
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Speaker 5: realize at his age, he doesn't know if he has
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Speaker 5: it or not.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, I don't have a crystal ball. But you know,
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Speaker 18: we just we just look at at the price movement
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Speaker 18: on going silver. We zoom out on the chart, like
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Speaker 18: we talk about all the time. And when you see
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Speaker 18: these little dips, if you have some extra cash is
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Speaker 18: just sitting in the bank, you know, shrinking to inflation.
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Speaker 18: Than anytime you see a little dip, it's a good
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Speaker 18: time to pick up some more stack more gold and
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Speaker 18: silver and then enjoy the ride.
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Speaker 1: Well.
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Speaker 5: I appreciate it, James always, and we will continue to
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Speaker 5: And I suggest that people make sure that they talk
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Speaker 5: to a family. And I understand because everybody in their
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Speaker 5: grandmother has somebody that's selling gold from a corporation and
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Speaker 5: as a call center and commission based and all these
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Speaker 5: folks who are trying to upsell you and maybe even
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Speaker 5: sell you stuff that you're not in the place for.
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Speaker 5: That's why I always say you should check in with
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Speaker 5: a family business who's just out there, uh to help
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Speaker 5: you do what they do, which is invest in gold
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Speaker 5: and silver as well. Guys, you have a great morning.
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Speaker 5: Thanks show you too, so four three four eight eight
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Speaker 5: two four two one seven will give you the latest
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Speaker 5: out of San Diego as we are getting more details
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Speaker 5: the primary results as well. But Joel, you raised a
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Speaker 5: great point about what was you know, this eboluss story.
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Speaker 5: And I'm trepidation here about even discussing this because I
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Speaker 5: feel like, you know, our discussion of it. As much
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Speaker 5: as we're trying to make sure we're debunking myths and
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Speaker 5: things like that, we're saying it which is in many
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Speaker 5: circles seen is giving it air and uh that oxygen
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Speaker 5: lets it grow and it becomes realer. But I appreciate
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Speaker 5: you hanging on the line with your thoughts. We had
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Speaker 5: to run to the news earlier. Okay, Joel, So your point,
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Speaker 5: you know, and I got what you were saying about
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Speaker 5: the money in medicine, and especially when it flows easily
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Speaker 5: from other taxpayers and you can just kind of hand
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Speaker 5: it out like candy.
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Speaker 6: You know, it seems like this.
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Speaker 5: Continues to point back to why you know, it needs
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Speaker 5: to go back to a marketplace, because if people are
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Speaker 5: getting sick, they will go to a doctor and say,
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Speaker 5: I'm getting sick.
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Speaker 6: Can you make me feel better?
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Speaker 5: And that's what they'll want the doctor to do, whereas
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Speaker 5: the government seems more interested in protecting insurance companies from
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Speaker 5: premium payouts than they are at actually curing or creating
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Speaker 5: treatments for diseases.
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Speaker 6: Is that what you were getting at Sure?
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Speaker 8: And the word benefit, who does it benefit? I? Finally
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Speaker 8: I'm working again and I have benefits, which means I
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Speaker 8: have dental medical.
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Speaker 1: But there are people that already.
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Speaker 8: Have benefits that that are in a higher position in
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Speaker 8: either government or or or their or their occupations. Not government,
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Speaker 8: but as a physician, they have privileges, and yet they
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Speaker 8: use those privileges. I'm not saying all of them, but
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Speaker 8: some of them do in an evil way. And we
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Speaker 8: can look at doctor Fauci for that, because look at
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Speaker 8: all the weird things he did and the evil things
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Speaker 8: he did. Eagles, he did monkey research, you know, with resons,
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Speaker 8: I mean things that things that were redundant, that already proven.
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Speaker 8: But he did it in order to get money. And
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Speaker 8: it wasn't about you know it.
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Speaker 5: And illness is something that you know as the basis
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Speaker 5: of many many horror films, certainly as well. You know,
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Speaker 5: the weaponization of illness is still to me, you know,
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Speaker 5: something that I think, rightfully Americans would be infuriated by.
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Speaker 5: Yet that's what what has happened in the world. We're
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Speaker 5: watching governments weaponize illness and then you know, as you said,
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Speaker 5: start working on new illnesses.
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Speaker 6: Let's find medically redundant or.
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Speaker 5: Resilient illnesses so that we can take soldiers off the
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Speaker 5: battlefield or drive governments into capitulation lest we release a
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Speaker 5: pathogen on them. I mean, these things need to be
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Speaker 5: war crimes. Everyone wants to talk about war crimes. This
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Speaker 5: is the kind of stuff and we shrug and it's like, oh,
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Speaker 5: it's it's it's okay because the Geneva Convention allows for
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Speaker 5: it as long as it only makes you grievously ill.
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Speaker 1: And Joe I have to say this too.
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Speaker 8: Sometimes a person has to say I just don't know
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Speaker 8: right now.
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Speaker 1: And that's the thing.
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Speaker 6: You don't know.
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Speaker 5: Many politicians they actually have that gland removed when they
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Speaker 5: run for office.
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Speaker 6: They don't.
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Speaker 5: They don't, they don't allow themselves use the I don't
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Speaker 5: know gland.
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Speaker 8: And it's not a matter of making you look bad
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Speaker 8: or less confident. It's a matter of saying, hey, okay,
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Speaker 8: then but this is and then that way, it kind of.
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Speaker 1: Stabilizes a little bit.
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Speaker 8: You're at this situation and you and as long as
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Speaker 8: they're present, they keep updating. But the problem is the
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Speaker 8: updates that we got with everything that was going on
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Speaker 8: was no mask, one mask, two mask, cloth, no cloth.
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Speaker 5: Right and I'm coming up. I'm gonna have to run here.
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Speaker 5: But you know, it also ties in with we do
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Speaker 5: the same thing to law enforcement coverage like out of
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Speaker 5: San Diego. You know, if if they're investigating, okay, I
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Speaker 5: have the patience to allow them to do some investigation
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Speaker 5: to come up.
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Speaker 6: With the whole story.
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Speaker 5: If they start not giving us the whole story after
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Speaker 5: a while, uh, then then we need to press. But
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Speaker 5: give them some time to search a kid's house and
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Speaker 5: his internet in inters of you some people before we
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Speaker 5: start jumping to conclusions as to what their motives were
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Speaker 5: or not, and whether or not he was another transgender
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Speaker 5: you know, case of psychological pain and suffering that he
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Speaker 5: was taking out on somebody. All of those things will
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Speaker 5: come out in time if you allow the process. And
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Speaker 5: I think that's what we won't do with medicine either,
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Speaker 5: is allow the process to work its way out exactly.
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Speaker 5: And you can debate whether that's a good law or not.
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Speaker 5: Just was signed by the governor. They still want the
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Speaker 5: Where did the piece of paper with the names of
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Speaker 6: See? This is what I hate about my brothers and sisters.
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Speaker 5: is in so many ways. You're right can and I
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Speaker 5: think Hamish that's what you were getting at as well,
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Speaker 5: that that how the Western world treats our livestock is
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Speaker 5: different than some of these poor countries where what is
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Speaker 5: livestock is a movable conversation. Animals that we look at
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Speaker 5: as vermin are venison to poor countries where the governments
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Speaker 5: have failed to make sure there's economic opportunities and things
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Speaker 5: going on in their communities and have allowed their communities
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Speaker 5: to fall into such desperate poverty that they're just looking
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Speaker 5: for anything. So the creation of these virus, yes, yes,
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Speaker 5: they can come from a lot of different places, but
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Speaker 5: the point still is the point we need medical folks
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Speaker 5: who are not interested in is the insurance company liable?
46:51
Speaker 5: But how do we treat sick people when they become
46:54
Speaker 5: sick people? Kareem wanted to add on something about the
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Speaker 5: medical profession.
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Speaker 6: I think you apply, you hit certain crunch here.
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Speaker 27: You apply, then they go in and they narrowed the
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Speaker 27: fill down and then they let you know if you've
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Speaker 27: been accepted or not. This is just to go to school,
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Speaker 27: just to learner what's in the book and get some
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Speaker 27: hands on inside some facilities. In Alabama, they pass the
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Speaker 27: state law Okay, you will know if you qualify because
47:19
Speaker 27: all of our points system are public. You know, we
47:23
Speaker 27: have our criteria, but we list how we will grade you,
47:27
Speaker 27: and you get an email back, Okay, you were out
47:31
Speaker 27: of these let's say six hundred and her example, you
47:36
Speaker 27: scored this grade in this class. This great in this class.
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Speaker 27: It counts as these points and your points added up
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Speaker 27: to this, and so congratulations. Since you're in the top forty,
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Speaker 27: you are in. Even though I have personally I applied myself,
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Speaker 27: they calculated my points wrong and admitted they calculated the
47:52
Speaker 27: points wrong. So it's still there's still some election like
47:57
Speaker 27: ballot counting going on. I set that aside. It's gatekeeping.
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Speaker 27: The knowledge the human body has not changed in how
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Speaker 27: many hundreds of years? Can we even say thousands of years?
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Speaker 27: The human body has not changed. Access to the knowledge
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Speaker 27: and the ability to do the work has You will
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Speaker 27: know people who have graduated medical school who have never
48:21
Speaker 27: set foot in the hospital as a professional, that it
48:24
Speaker 27: does happen. But the person who graduates dead lesson is
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Speaker 27: still called doctor. If we open up, If we open
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Speaker 27: this up, nursing, essentially, the idea is you have to
48:34
Speaker 27: have somebody there with eyes on hands on, an ability
48:38
Speaker 27: to assess the patient if they're an r end or
48:42
Speaker 27: some sort of chartkeeper. I say chartkeeper. That's not a pejorative.
48:47
Speaker 27: I'm trying to show it how meticulous the job is.
48:52
Speaker 27: You like that decimal point going from ten million to
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Speaker 27: one hundred million, Trust me, I wish that was the
48:58
Speaker 27: least of my mistakes. I'm making a day. I say
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Speaker 27: there as a truck driver, and I'm thankful that mistakes
49:02
Speaker 27: don't get worse than that. But having somebody their eyes
49:06
Speaker 27: on when there's a doctor who has a hospital's list, say,
49:08
Speaker 27: who has to go through twenty patients on the floor,
49:11
Speaker 27: and they can't be there every second of every hour,
49:15
Speaker 27: so the nurses take care of that same thing that
49:17
Speaker 27: battlefield wounded. Yeah, the surgeons before they started injecting morphine
49:22
Speaker 27: and using cocaine to kill the sensations of the pain,
49:25
Speaker 27: which honestly that's only been the last couple hundred years.
49:29
Speaker 27: They have to do the surgery in less than a minute.
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Speaker 27: Napoleon's chief surgeon amputations in it matters seconds and these.
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Speaker 5: I understand what you're getting at Krome coming up on
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Speaker 5: the news here, but I get what you're saying is
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Speaker 5: we want medical professionals looking to you know, fix.
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Speaker 27: To an extent, but even bigger than that Peter principle.
49:54
Speaker 27: Just because they can pass a test doesn't mean they
49:55
Speaker 27: belong to the job.
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Speaker 6: Oh, I see what you're getting at.
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Speaker 5: You know that not every doctor is Marcus well b
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Speaker 5: MD or Trapper John.
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Speaker 6: That may be. I think that.
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Speaker 5: There is an abstract of the medical world that befalls
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Speaker 5: the issue of how we value work and what is
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Speaker 5: your work worth to us?
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Speaker 6: And this is part of.
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Speaker 5: Why taking the taking the commerce out of medicine is
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Speaker 5: a bad idea, because you you reward the.
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Speaker 6: Best doctors.
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Speaker 5: And then the ones who aren't as good, you know,
50:34
Speaker 5: come come up higher. I know that there are folks
50:38
Speaker 5: who say, no, you need to have price controls on medicine,
50:41
Speaker 5: but then you just create a substandard as a rule,
50:46
Speaker 5: rather than concierge medicine. The last name, by the way
50:50
Speaker 5: I got the the third name is Monsieur Kazika. I
50:55
Speaker 5: hope pronouncing it. Monsieur Kazika was the third person, and
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Speaker 5: so I mean Abdullah was the security guarden. Monsieur Cazia
51:05
Speaker 5: and the dear Awad were apparently working on the grounds
51:08
Speaker 5: around the school.
51:09
Speaker 6: And engaged these kids.
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Speaker 5: These murder and the stories are trickling out, and I
51:18
Speaker 5: watched the police chief and I have empathy because a
51:21
Speaker 5: dear friend of mine was the police chief in Charlottesville
51:25
Speaker 5: when there was a college student went missing, and everyone
51:28
Speaker 5: and their grandmother, because it was a slow news summer,
51:33
Speaker 5: descended on Charlottesville to find out what happened to this
51:37
Speaker 5: Hannah Graham.
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Speaker 6: And Gosh.
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Speaker 5: He managed the information flow, gave the press everything that
51:45
Speaker 5: they could give them without screwing up the investigation.
51:48
Speaker 6: But it's not easy.
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Speaker 5: It's not easy because telling you what you know at
51:53
Speaker 5: that moment might screw up actually finding out who it is.
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Speaker 6: That you're looking for.
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Speaker 5: If you say, yeah, we interviewed these six guys, and
52:05
Speaker 5: the perpetrator is hearing that, saying, oh, they're on to me,
52:09
Speaker 5: I'm going to take it on the lamb because most
52:14
Speaker 5: law enforcement people tell you you're counting on the stupidity
52:17
Speaker 5: of criminals to make the obvious mistakes and sometimes not
52:21
Speaker 5: so obvious mistakes that lead you to their capture these kids.
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Speaker 5: It appears by what the police are releasing, we're in
52:30
Speaker 5: hate groups, Muslim hate groups, and it's because we paint
52:36
Speaker 5: Muslims all with one brushstroke, and I think the Muslim
52:39
Speaker 5: community also needs to look at how they act when
52:43
Speaker 5: it comes to the terrorists that will do the same
52:46
Speaker 5: thing to the Infidel.
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Speaker 6: If we're going to fix this.
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