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Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone 10-06-25 Hour 2 · Wayne Allyn Root’s WAR Zone Audio Hours

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Speaker 1: A wealth of knowledge.
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Speaker 5: So we're bringing on this afternoon slash evening Nina Schaeffer.
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Speaker 5: She is well known as a champion a patient choice
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Speaker 5: and a robust competition in the American healthcare and insurance markets. Nina,
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Speaker 5: thank you for carving out some time here on this
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Speaker 5: Monday night to be with us.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
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Speaker 6: No, thanks so much for having me.
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Speaker 1: So you wrote an op ed.
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Speaker 5: It's fascinating and they get just jump right into the
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Speaker 5: deep end because I think me and you are on
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Speaker 5: the same page here. But your op ed highlights provisions
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Speaker 5: social Security reduce the federal match rates emergency Medicaid service essentially.
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Speaker 5: But I guess the question I want to ask, a
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Speaker 5: simple question to start us off, is if you take
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Speaker 5: away quote unquote the Medicaid for illegals, aren't they just
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Speaker 5: going to show up at the hospitals anyway?
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Speaker 1: How does that work?
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Speaker 7: Well, the question is that federal taxpayers have to fund that.
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Speaker 7: So of course they're going to show up at hospitals,
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Speaker 7: and hospitals will treat them, But federal taxpayers are not
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Speaker 7: going to enroll them into government health insurance, and that's
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Speaker 7: what's at the core Democrats. What they are asking for
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Speaker 7: in this shutdown is totally unreasonable and way off target.
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Speaker 7: Not only do they want to roll back all the
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Speaker 7: great work that Congress did and the President signed into
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Speaker 7: law the one big beautiful bill that was focused explicitly
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Speaker 7: on reducing broad waste and abuse in the Medicaid program,
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Speaker 7: so that the program is there for those people who
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Speaker 7: it's intended for, not for those who are not eligible
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Speaker 7: for the program, including illegals. They also want to make
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Speaker 7: COVID era or health subsidies permanent. These were a response
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Speaker 7: to when covid broke out. People were losing their jobs,
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Speaker 7: they needed help to pay for their health insurance premiums,
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Speaker 7: and they stepped in and the Biden administration said, we'll
3:23
Speaker 7: give you some temporary assistance. That temporary assistance got extended
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Speaker 7: in the Inflation Reduction Act. That should have been a
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Speaker 7: warning sign for all of us that their intention is
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Speaker 7: not to have them temporary, but to make them permanent.
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Speaker 7: And now they're asking federal taxpayers to pick up the
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Speaker 7: tab for three hundred and sixty billion dollars over ten
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Speaker 7: years to keep.
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Speaker 6: Those subsidies in place.
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Speaker 7: The worst part about it is those subsidies don't really
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Speaker 7: do anything to get at the root causes of what
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Speaker 7: the mess of Obamacare has created. And that's why I
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Speaker 7: think it's right for Congress to find ways of looking
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Speaker 7: for reforms to fixing what's wrong with it, not just
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Speaker 7: pay bring it over with more taxpayer money.
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Speaker 5: So when you hear progressive slash Dems talk about this,
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Speaker 5: they swear that there are no illegal aliens who are
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Speaker 5: signed up for any healthcare programs in this country.
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Speaker 1: What do you say to that.
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Speaker 7: Look, the Biden administration made all sorts of loopholes when
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Speaker 7: they brought in, you know, millions of illegals coming across
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Speaker 7: the border, and by making those changes to how they're
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Speaker 7: defined or characterized when they come into the country sets
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Speaker 7: off a whole kind of wave of benefits that they're
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Speaker 7: available for. So it is not true that they don't
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Speaker 7: get benefits. And actually the large loopholes that the Biden
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Speaker 7: administration put in place is exactly what Congress tried to
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Speaker 7: stop and started to claw back in the One Big
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Speaker 7: Beautiful Bill, really tightening up the rules again so that
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Speaker 7: we can get only those people who deserve to be
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Speaker 7: on the medicaid program, on the medicaid program.
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Speaker 5: All right, so what do we do now? We obviously
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Speaker 5: have a problem. We have at least fifteen million illegal
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Speaker 5: aliens who have come in over the last four years.
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Speaker 5: So they you know, they stumble, they bumble, they break
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Speaker 5: a leg, they break a foot, they you know, they
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Speaker 5: have to go to the emergency room, and that burden
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Speaker 5: is still going to be on the backs of the
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Speaker 5: American taxpayer even now.
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Speaker 6: Right Well, that is the problem.
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Speaker 7: I think that's why also what the Trump administration has
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Speaker 7: done to start saying we can't have this, the floods
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Speaker 7: of illegals. Our country can't support these numbers of people coming.
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Speaker 7: That's really step one. And I would just say there's
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Speaker 7: a lot of reform we need within the healthcare system
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Speaker 7: and how we finance health care so that we're keeping
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Speaker 7: track and we're holding these institutions that provide care accountable
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Speaker 7: for what they're doing and who they're giving care too.
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Speaker 5: All right, So what just for like short term, for now,
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Speaker 5: while we do have all these people and we're trying
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Speaker 5: to you know, in particular, remove the criminal element and
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Speaker 5: eventually the port folks who should be deported. Is there
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Speaker 5: something that we can do to combat the incredible high
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Speaker 5: cost of what it actually cost American taxpayers to fund
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Speaker 5: illegal aliens who go into emergency rooms.
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Speaker 1: And get care.
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Speaker 7: Well, certainly, I think we need to first of all,
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Speaker 7: make sure that we're documenting those people and where they're
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Speaker 7: getting the care. I know that in Florida, for example,
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Speaker 7: there were efforts to start figuring out where illegals were
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Speaker 7: getting the care. And let's focus on identifying who these
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Speaker 7: people are and making sure that we're keeping track and
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Speaker 7: we're actually documenting the funding that's going to them, you.
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Speaker 5: Know, aside from the illegals. I mean, how you've done
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Speaker 5: extensive researching this. How much medicaid fraud is I mean
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Speaker 5: just general fraud, people out there either.
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Speaker 1: Claiming to be one thing when in fact they are not.
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Speaker 1: Is that happening a lot? It is?
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Speaker 7: But it's not just the individual, you know, I sometimes
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Speaker 7: don't blame the individual. It's sometimes the people who are
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Speaker 7: getting who are providing the services where the real fraud is. So,
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Speaker 7: you know, an individual is one person who might try
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Speaker 7: to claim that they're on you know, that they're not
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Speaker 7: getting benefits in one state, and then they go to
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Speaker 7: another state and they claim benefits to try to maximize
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Speaker 7: but really, the way the Medicaid program works, it's reimbursing
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Speaker 7: the people who are providing the services, so hospitals and clinics,
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Speaker 7: even healthcare providers, doctors. You know, there is a lot
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Speaker 7: of fraud going on in the healthcare system overall. And
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Speaker 7: again I just echo what the Democrats want to do.
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Speaker 7: To roll back all the great changes in the One
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Speaker 7: Big Beautiful Bill, would do away with all the tightening
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Speaker 7: of the existing rules that are on there. The CBO
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Speaker 7: estimates that over one hundred and sixty billion dollars over
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Speaker 7: ten years would be lost if we roll back those provisions.
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Speaker 7: That shows you the amount of fraud, waste, and abuse
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Speaker 7: that's in the Medicaid system and why we need to
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Speaker 7: keep those in place.
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Speaker 5: So right now, it's the Democrats who are balking at
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Speaker 5: any continued resolution and essentially, what is it that they
7:47
Speaker 5: are trying to hold on to and basic form, what
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Speaker 5: is it that they want.
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Speaker 6: They really want to do two things.
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Speaker 7: They want to roll back the One Big Beautiful Bill
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Speaker 7: and all the fraud, waste and abuse provisions that were
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Speaker 7: put in there, including those that were targeting illegal immigration.
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Speaker 7: And then they want to keep COVID era subsidies in
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Speaker 7: place and make them permanent. This is just another shell
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Speaker 7: game of trying to tell the American people that all
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Speaker 7: is great. Really, what's happening is Obamacare is cratering, perimiums
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Speaker 7: continue to skyrocket, Deductibles are higher than they've ever been,
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Speaker 7: We have networks that are tighter. People can't see the
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Speaker 7: doctors they want, and they have fewer choices, so they
8:30
Speaker 7: don't even have an option if they want to move
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Speaker 7: outside of the system. That's in what the Democrats are
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Speaker 7: trying to say is we will just we want to
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Speaker 7: keep funding Obamacare as is, and we're just going to
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Speaker 7: pretend like everything is great.
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Speaker 6: It's not.
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Speaker 7: And I think that it's right that many in Congress
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Speaker 7: in particular, I've heard many of the in leadership and
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Speaker 7: House and Senate leadership saying, look, we're willing to talk
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Speaker 7: about reforms to Obamacare, but you don't hold the government
8:55
Speaker 7: hostage keeping the government open for having those discussions. Those
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Speaker 7: are not simple solutions of just throwing more money. We
9:02
Speaker 7: need to get at the root causes of what's happening
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Speaker 7: in Obamacare, and the Democrats need to make sure that
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Speaker 7: they're willing to reopen that bill and make the changes
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Speaker 7: that are necessary.
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Speaker 5: From the Heritage Foundation, we're talking with Nina Schaeffer. Can
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Speaker 5: you please tell me, in your opinion why Democrats are
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Speaker 5: never for patient choice?
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Speaker 1: Why are they always balking?
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Speaker 5: They're against school choice, they're against patient choice?
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Speaker 1: What's behind that?
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Speaker 6: Look?
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Speaker 5: You know?
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Speaker 7: I think we learned a lot during COVID, and I
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Speaker 7: think the American people's eyes were open when they saw
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Speaker 7: what happens when you turn your health care decisions over
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Speaker 7: to a centralized government entity. And I think that has
9:38
Speaker 7: been a wake up call to the American people. And
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Speaker 7: I think they are no longer wanting to have what
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Speaker 7: many people would say the Bernie Sanders single payer Medicare
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Speaker 7: for all.
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Speaker 6: I think those days are over.
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Speaker 7: The American people want to have a say and not
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Speaker 7: only the doctor that they're seeing with what kind of
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Speaker 7: insurance plan they have, but the care they're actually going
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Speaker 7: to get, and they don't want to have it dictated
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Speaker 7: under a government regime.
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Speaker 5: Nina Schaeffer is with us. Where can they find the
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Speaker 5: piece that you wrote? It's up at Heritage dot org,
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Speaker 5: any other places that they.
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Speaker 1: Can grab it?
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Speaker 6: Yes, at the Daily Signal Daily.
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Speaker 5: Signal, and I got another minute or two here with you,
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Speaker 5: do you? I mean, I don't think anybody's happy with healthcare, right,
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Speaker 5: I mean, we all feel like we're either paying too
10:21
Speaker 5: much and not getting enough. Rarely are you, you know,
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Speaker 5: leaving the doctor's off of smiling because you got not
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Speaker 5: only did you get the great care, but it didn't
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Speaker 5: cost you on arm and a leg. I know this
10:32
Speaker 5: is an impossible question to answer, but is Obamacare savable
10:36
Speaker 5: and if not, is there an alternative? Because the Republicans
10:38
Speaker 5: really haven't come up with a good alternative either.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Well, I think the problem is system wide. I think
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Speaker 7: you start with programs like Obamacare and start to ratchet
10:47
Speaker 7: out what has happened there, which is really they've allowed
10:50
Speaker 7: the status quo to kind of take over, so everyone's
10:53
Speaker 7: happy with what they're getting and.
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Speaker 6: No one's really focused on the patient.
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Speaker 7: We need to get back to what patients need and
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Speaker 7: undo them a not that's happened in the healthcare system.
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Speaker 5: Nina Schaeffer, I cannot thank you enough. You guys at
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Speaker 5: Heritage are fantastic. Heritage dot org type in or name
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Speaker 5: you'll find her. I can't again. I'm I really appreciate
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Speaker 5: you coming on this evening, carving out a few minutes
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Speaker 5: and giving up your Monday night.
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Speaker 1: Hopefully we'll talk again very very soon. But thank you very.
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Speaker 6: Much, thanks for having me look forward to it.
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Speaker 1: All right, have a great night.
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Speaker 2: There you go.
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Speaker 5: All right, So little uh healthcare, little illegal aliens, little medicaid,
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Speaker 5: little fraud.
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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, we all know what's happening, ladies
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Speaker 9: Out, and here's what they want us to do put
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Speaker 9: back in.
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Speaker 10: three million dollars for circumcisions and vasectomies in Zambia.
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Speaker 9: We put that, took that out.
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Speaker 10: The congresswoman says, we're gonna shut down government.
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Speaker 10: We found five hundred thousand dollars of American taxpayer money
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Speaker 10: for male prostitutes and hating. Why kid you not, I'm
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Speaker 9: We took it out, congress Woman.
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Speaker 10: In case your Cortes in the socialist wing, the loon
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Speaker 10: down govern until you put it back in. I'll just
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Speaker 10: read you a few more that we took out. They're
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Speaker 10: demanding we put back in. Six million dollars for media
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Speaker 9: Two million dollars.
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Speaker 10: We took it out for congresswoman, and the socialist wing of.
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Speaker 9: Their party says, we've got to put back back in
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Speaker 9: for them open government four point two million dollars from.
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Speaker 9: Of the afternoons. We took all that out.
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Speaker 10: It upset Congresswoman Ocasio Court this, it upsets the socialist
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Speaker 5: All right, let me just jump in. So is that
19:10
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Speaker 5: I mean, he's desperately trying to hold on here.
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19:55
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Speaker 1: We can get to that if you want.
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Speaker 5: Second, but I wanted to ask you because we have
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Speaker 5: So I mean, give us a couple of minutes on
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Speaker 11: So first of all, you know what I'll say is
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Speaker 11: that too often lately there are no adults in the room.
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Speaker 11: There used to be used to be we could count
25:10
Speaker 11: on our doctors, or we could count on our hospitals,
25:13
Speaker 11: so we could count on the American Medical Association and
25:16
Speaker 11: frankly they've all failed us. I can finally say that
25:20
Speaker 11: because I'm retired as of September. And this is not
25:24
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Speaker 3: But if you look at the fact that you know.
25:30
Speaker 11: Our healthcare system is the most expensive in the world,
25:33
Speaker 11: it provides poor outcomes, you know we're not focusing on
25:38
Speaker 11: the right things because sixty percent of our adolescents have
25:41
Speaker 11: chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension. It used to be
25:44
Speaker 11: fifteen percent.
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Speaker 3: A decade or so ago. So we're heading in the
25:48
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Speaker 11: And yet the focus of attention in healthcare now is
25:53
Speaker 11: transgender And you know, if I hear one more person
25:58
Speaker 11: at a congressional hearing or on TV or somewhere saying well,
26:02
Speaker 11: it's a very complicated issue, I'm going to scream it
26:05
Speaker 11: is not a complicated issue. They say, well, you know,
26:09
Speaker 11: what's the definition of a woman? And then there's always
26:12
Speaker 11: that pause where the person is struggling with how do
26:15
Speaker 11: I answer that question? A woman is a person who
26:18
Speaker 11: has XX chromosomes.
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Speaker 3: That's it.
26:21
Speaker 11: It's not defined by breasts or cervix or any female
26:25
Speaker 11: body parts because they can all be taken out and
26:27
Speaker 11: the person's still a woman at the end of the day,
26:30
Speaker 11: it is a very simple answer. A woman has xx
26:35
Speaker 11: chromosomes and a male has x y.
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Speaker 3: That's it. We're done.
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Speaker 11: There's no other you know, I'll see my time back
26:43
Speaker 11: to the chairman, because there is no there is no
26:46
Speaker 11: complexity there. Now we've made it complex. We've also made
26:50
Speaker 11: it so that if you say what I'm saying now,
26:53
Speaker 11: they're ready to, you know, bring you to the edge
26:55
Speaker 11: of the cliff and throw you off. We're being gas
26:58
Speaker 11: lit to use terminology that makes no sense.
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Speaker 3: And when we speak up about it.
27:04
Speaker 11: Well, then we're intolerant. I one of the last conversations
27:07
Speaker 11: I had with a leader where i'd previously work and
27:12
Speaker 11: wonderful person and a fantastic doctor, and you know, she
27:16
Speaker 11: would agree that it's not great for, you know, an
27:19
Speaker 11: eighteen year old boy to be taking off their clothes
27:22
Speaker 11: in a locker room with thirteen year old girls. So
27:24
Speaker 11: I felt like, you know, I hit won a major victory.
27:27
Speaker 11: But then when I sort of talked to them about well,
27:29
Speaker 11: but you know, they're not that trans we say trans women,
27:33
Speaker 11: I don't understand that because they're never going to be
27:35
Speaker 11: a woman. At the end of the day, they will
27:38
Speaker 11: never be a woman. There is no way you can
27:40
Speaker 11: take an x Y chromosoma and make it xx. That's it,
27:43
Speaker 11: and that would be what you'd have to do. You
27:45
Speaker 11: can make them look like a woman, you can make
27:48
Speaker 11: them feel like a woman, but they will never be
27:50
Speaker 11: a woman. She lost it, and so I thought to myself,
27:56
Speaker 11: what is wrong with a physician who I know that
28:00
Speaker 11: we all went through genetics classes, doesn't seem to remember
28:04
Speaker 11: a very simple class.
28:06
Speaker 3: About game meats x y xx.
28:10
Speaker 11: And that's when I realized we were in trouble, and
28:12
Speaker 11: that when you would speak up at a meeting, you'd
28:15
Speaker 11: get shouted down or you'd be looked at like you're
28:17
Speaker 11: a crazy person. And so you know, for this, this
28:23
Speaker 11: whole thing that you know, it's the DNA stupid to
28:26
Speaker 11: coin a phrase. Beyond that, it's about what people perceive
28:30
Speaker 11: and how they feel. And I am never going to let,
28:33
Speaker 11: you know, make fun of or look down on someone
28:36
Speaker 11: who has a feeling that they are different than their body.
28:40
Speaker 11: I mean, that is a terrible position to be in.
28:44
Speaker 11: But the reality of the situation is it used to
28:46
Speaker 11: be like zero point oh one percent of the population.
28:49
Speaker 11: Now you have like Mother's on TV saying my three
28:53
Speaker 11: kids are all transgender. I mean, there is no way
28:57
Speaker 11: that three kids in a family are transgender. So there's
29:00
Speaker 11: there's an illness going on here. We also have data
29:03
Speaker 11: which when they've done the trials, has disproved their theory,
29:07
Speaker 11: and then they decide not to publish it. Well, where's
29:09
Speaker 11: the AMA to say, Wait a minute, guys, you don't
29:12
Speaker 11: get to publish research because it agrees with what your
29:16
Speaker 11: premise was. You've got to publish that research. That's what
29:19
Speaker 11: we call research.
29:20
Speaker 3: That's what we're.
29:21
Speaker 11: Doing here, and there is no real research done here.
29:25
Speaker 11: They're taking thirteen year old kids and fourteen year old
29:28
Speaker 11: kids and doing surgery on them. They're putting breasts in
29:31
Speaker 11: perfectly healthy male children and removing breasts extensive surgery.
29:36
Speaker 3: You need to see the scars.
29:37
Speaker 11: I've seen the scars, the scarring on the chest from
29:40
Speaker 11: removing perfectly healthy teenage breasts and to transition them. When
29:45
Speaker 11: thirty percent of the people in the midst of the
29:47
Speaker 11: hormone therapy stop treatment because they've changed their mind or
29:53
Speaker 11: for many different reasons, and post surge of therapy, which
29:57
Speaker 11: most people don't have bottom surgery, but the people who do,
30:01
Speaker 11: there's significant numbers.
30:03
Speaker 3: Of folks who are very upset that they did it.
30:07
Speaker 11: So to me, and I've said this before, any surgeon
30:12
Speaker 11: that takes a thirteen or a fourteen year old girl
30:15
Speaker 11: and removes their breasts should be in prison. To me,
30:19
Speaker 11: that is butchery. If I walked into an operation to
30:24
Speaker 11: a surgeon tomorrow and I said I want my legs removed,
30:28
Speaker 11: well why because I just don't like them and they're
30:31
Speaker 11: and they're upsetting to me and I can't wake up
30:33
Speaker 11: another day without my legs. Would they would they remove
30:37
Speaker 11: my legs? I mean maybe today they would, but I
30:40
Speaker 11: don't think so. And yet we're treating adolescent girls and
30:45
Speaker 11: boys who are struggling with life choices. And this has
30:50
Speaker 11: been going on since the beginning of time. People have
30:52
Speaker 11: sort of had that gender confusion, some more than others,
30:55
Speaker 11: and then they come out on the other side, so
30:59
Speaker 11: to me, and to be removing family from it, to be,
31:02
Speaker 11: you know, having schools coaching these kids, to have healthcare
31:07
Speaker 11: systems that are going to go ahead and do the
31:10
Speaker 11: surgery and give hormone.
31:13
Speaker 3: This stuff is permanent, like they're lying.
31:15
Speaker 11: And again, this is the other thing the healthcare community
31:19
Speaker 11: should be counted on for truth. And when you can't
31:22
Speaker 11: believe when they look at you in the face and
31:24
Speaker 11: they say blockers and hormones are completely reversible when you
31:29
Speaker 11: stop them, No they're not.
31:31
Speaker 3: No, they're not. It's a lie.
31:34
Speaker 11: And so if we're going to be doing this stuff,
31:37
Speaker 11: we've seen tapes of girls saying, I wish somebody had
31:40
Speaker 11: told me this. They have rest, but they have no sensation.
31:46
Speaker 11: Many of these people will never have an orgasm in
31:48
Speaker 11: their life, and they're fourteen, fifteen years old and we've
31:51
Speaker 11: committed them to that. So to me, I think it's
31:55
Speaker 11: time to stand up. And I you know, when people
31:57
Speaker 11: start with the pronoun stuff and when people start with
31:59
Speaker 11: the you know, the surgery and all that stuff, I
32:02
Speaker 11: am very vocal and I will be vocal to the
32:04
Speaker 11: day that I die, because I don't think that what
32:06
Speaker 11: we're doing is right. And I think in twenty or
32:08
Speaker 11: thirty years, when people look back on our generation, how
32:12
Speaker 11: we handle this problem is going to be a significant,
32:14
Speaker 11: significant issue. And I think medicine has fallen asleep at best,
32:18
Speaker 11: or has sold out at worst.
32:20
Speaker 3: And we need to get organized medicine to.
32:23
Speaker 11: Do what they should be doing, which is advocate for patients,
32:26
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32:30
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32:34
Speaker 1: His name is doctor John Foley.
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32:42
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32:45
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38:03
Speaker 5: off that for a little bit. I think a lot
38:05
Speaker 5: of us are on the same page. The one question
38:07
Speaker 5: I did want to follow up with, though really quickly,
38:09
Speaker 5: on the transgender issue is do you feel like it's
38:13
Speaker 5: hit the pinnacle and now is on the other side,
38:16
Speaker 5: Like maybe we've seen how horrible that this actually is,
38:19
Speaker 5: and people are wising up even just a little bit.
38:23
Speaker 11: You know, I wish I could say yes, but I
38:26
Speaker 11: think the answer is no. And I think when you
38:28
Speaker 11: look at what are hospitals doing now, are they doing
38:32
Speaker 11: the surgeries? Are they doing all the hormones? They're doing
38:34
Speaker 11: hormones that they're not doing surgery. People are kind of
38:37
Speaker 11: putting cases. I was told by someone, we're putting them
38:41
Speaker 11: on the shelf. So, because you know, these institutions can
38:46
Speaker 11: outlive presidents, right, you know, he's going to be there
38:49
Speaker 11: four years and who knows who comes in next, and
38:52
Speaker 11: you know, I think that they'll just ratchet right back
38:55
Speaker 11: up to where they were before. It's becoming really a
38:57
Speaker 11: religion and a dogma to some in government. And you know,
39:03
Speaker 11: are you know really when you talk about the cabal, right,
39:06
Speaker 11: you know, so you're talking about the press, and you're
39:09
Speaker 11: talking about some of the leaders in the progressive movement.
39:13
Speaker 11: And again, the most disappointing thing to me is that
39:17
Speaker 11: the doctors.
39:18
Speaker 3: The people who used to be the adults in.
39:22
Speaker 11: The room, are no longer doing that. They're going along
39:24
Speaker 11: with it. They're aiding in a bedding. No one forces
39:28
Speaker 11: a surgeon to remove healthy breast tissue on a teenage girl,
39:32
Speaker 11: and no one does that. If that fourteen year old
39:36
Speaker 11: girl wanted to have her gallbladder out because she was
39:38
Speaker 11: having cook gallstones, she couldn't sign permission for it. Yet
39:43
Speaker 11: she could at fourteen sign for an abortion, and she
39:46
Speaker 11: could also sign up for transgender surgery and hormones.
39:52
Speaker 3: I mean, what's going on?
39:53
Speaker 11: And so this it used to be the attack on
39:56
Speaker 11: government on families, used to be sort of like one
39:58
Speaker 11: of those things we talked about up as you know
40:00
Speaker 11: it was happening, but it was sort of behind the scenes.
40:03
Speaker 11: They are very upfront. They have told us what their
40:06
Speaker 11: agenda is and they are surgically and otherwise going to
40:10
Speaker 11: do it unless we stop them. And so I do
40:12
Speaker 11: believe it is our responsibility to stop them and to
40:16
Speaker 11: you know, to have organizations reaching out the hospitals demanding
40:20
Speaker 11: to know whether they're doing certain procedures and what the
40:24
Speaker 11: ages of the people are. I mean, what we have
40:27
Speaker 11: our twenty six year old kids on our health insurance
40:30
Speaker 11: right because they're not supposedly mature enough to maintain their healthcare,
40:36
Speaker 11: and so we pay for it till twenty six at
40:39
Speaker 11: thirteen you could have your complete organs in your body
40:43
Speaker 11: like flipped around. I mean, you know, if you were
40:46
Speaker 11: to tell me that this was going on, I didn't
40:48
Speaker 11: know it was actually going on, I would think this
40:50
Speaker 11: is a Stephen King, you know, book or movie.
40:53
Speaker 3: It's a nightmare.
40:54
Speaker 11: And so I think the thing that we all can
40:57
Speaker 11: do is stand up and front this and not be
41:01
Speaker 11: polite about it.
41:02
Speaker 3: Not be polite about it.
41:03
Speaker 11: We can't be mean to people who are going through
41:05
Speaker 11: it at all, but we can be mean to the
41:08
Speaker 11: doctors and to the hospitals and to the healthcare systems,
41:12
Speaker 11: because they if they continue to do this, they are
41:16
Speaker 11: they're guilty of the same crimes.
41:18
Speaker 5: I think we've crossed the line of sorts. I do
41:22
Speaker 5: think I feel like this. Maybe I'm wrong, but I
41:24
Speaker 5: do feel like most of the people out there realize
41:28
Speaker 5: that they have made this gross error, this grotesque error
41:32
Speaker 5: in just assuming that because somebody says that they're a female,
41:35
Speaker 5: they are a female. I saw a great sort of interview.
41:38
Speaker 5: Girl on the street was talking. She had a black
41:42
Speaker 5: man with a rainbow sweatshirt on, and she had asked
41:45
Speaker 5: him a question. She asked him whether or not she
41:49
Speaker 5: was a man, and he waffled.
41:51
Speaker 1: With the answer.
41:52
Speaker 5: Then he asked her if she was if she identified
41:55
Speaker 5: as black, would it be okay? And he was a
41:57
Speaker 5: black man and he had to say no to that. So,
42:00
Speaker 5: I mean, I think that in some cases maybe that
42:03
Speaker 5: was a bad example, but I do think that in
42:05
Speaker 5: a general sense, I think people are coming around to this, Doc,
42:08
Speaker 5: So I appreciate your honesty on all of this. Unfortunately,
42:11
Speaker 5: I don't think we're going to have time to get
42:13
Speaker 5: into anything else. But I gotta say, you know, having
42:16
Speaker 5: you on is a breath of fresh air.
42:17
Speaker 1: With the honesty. We love it.
42:19
Speaker 5: Your first national appearance really is a home run man
42:23
Speaker 5: home run, So.
42:26
Speaker 1: Doc, I thank you. I appreciate it. The music is.
42:28
Speaker 5: Playing, we're out of time, but we'll definitely do this
42:30
Speaker 5: again next time. On my moan for Wayne, I'll definitely
42:33
Speaker 5: have you back. We can talk about some other stuff.
42:35
Speaker 11: Awesome thanks to Wayne and to yourself. I really this
42:38
Speaker 11: is a great opportunity.
42:39
Speaker 5: I had a lot of fun, all right, brother doctor
42:41
Speaker 5: John Foley, great stuff. He doesn't have a book out yet,
42:44
Speaker 5: doesn't have a podcast yet, but we're working on that
42:46
Speaker 5: behind the scenes to make sure he gets out there again.
42:49
Speaker 5: A truth spreader and we need that desperately. Wayne is
42:52
Speaker 5: back tomorrow night, thanks to the boys in Minnesota.
42:54
Speaker 1: Thanks to the boys, said Patriot dot TV.
42:56
Speaker 5: You guys have a great Monday night until tomorrow when
42:59
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