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"Acetaminophen & Folic Acid" (Saturday September 6, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it, making mornings great again. The first thing
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  today on the tunk media Apple Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it lit Jeord said, steal me have a
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  Speaker 3: Joe has everything all the Chasu needs.
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  Speaker 1: No one that Joe's smile, he only eggs.
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  Speaker 4: Joe here hold these truths. I want to be Joe
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  for letting us do it to you.
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  Speaker 5: Live here on a Saturday morning, and I was asked
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  about this, you know, because there's a lot of folks
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  there's so much that goes on on Friday because the
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  so they can claim that they publicly. But they do it,
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  you know, after the newspapers have gone to print on Friday.
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  And to be fair, even when they used to have
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  newspapers on Saturday, the readership.
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  Speaker 4: Was very very low, so if.
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  Speaker 5: It made it into the paper, the fewest number of
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  people possible would see it, but you could still claim
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  Speaker 4: So I was queried about this.
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  Speaker 5: We were talking last hour the concept porkaid Nolo's dose.
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  Why can't both because health has become a topic and
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  said in the past that you don't think Russia has
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  the right to invade Ukraine, but you think Ukraine is corrupt. Well,
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  you can't have it both ways, Joe. Either Ukraine is
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  right or Ukraine is wrong. Either vaccines are good or
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  vaccines are bad. Choose a side stop sitting there with
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  the fence post up your a place where a fence
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  post would not be very comfortable. Do you tell me?
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  Because I truly believe that this is eighty percent of
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  how the Marxist wins in the United States. The Marxist
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  wins the argument by trying to make it binary. You
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  can only have one side or the other. You can't
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  say that I understand the scientific efficacy of vaccines, that
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  giving you a little bit of an inert virus to
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  help your body develop an immunity to it is a
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  useful thing. And as Hofer's paradigm, things that go from
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  a movement to a business and then that business corrupts
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  into a racket, and it's the nature of the cat.
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  And it's one of the reasons that we're supposed to
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  refresh our government all the time so that our government,
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  being a nice movement two one hundred and fifty years ago,
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  doesn't become a business or devolve into a racket, which
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  is kind of what I think we're seeing here. But
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  if you try to be binary on it, you're playing,
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  in my viewpoint to the hands of the Marxist who
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  insist that if you don't agree with them, you must
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  agree with the other guy, and therefore you have to
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  be ousted. And just to me, it's not a flaw
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  but a feature. Anyway, our first things this morning, President
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  Trump criticizing Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell on truth Social
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  reiterating his nickname for him too late, Jerome Powell should
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  Speaker 1: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Talk
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  Media Network Information.
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  Speaker 17: Honoring is really quite ferocious.
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  Speaker 1: Or of mainstream out that so this information's origins are
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  slightly less atrocious.
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  Speaker 4: It's how you had a delighted lie.
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  Speaker 18: It's how you had it.
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  Speaker 5: No, it's good days when you can get Nina Janko,
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  it's coming out of your radio, first thing on a
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  Saturday morning. And the information laundering has been going on.
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  And one of the reasons they're so bold about making
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  statements like that is that they're the ones who are
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  doing the information laundering. See the case of Malcolm Gladwell,
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  famous for writing the Tipping Point books and in very
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  popular in conservative circles, dragged onto a panel to anoint
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  boys playing girl sports is a good thing.
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  Speaker 17: I suspect near unanimity in the room that trans athletes
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  have no place in the female category. The reason I'm
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  ashamed of my performance of that panel because I share
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  your position one hundred and I was calmed the idea
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  of saying anything.
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  Speaker 4: On this issue.
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  Speaker 19: I was.
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  Speaker 17: In a I believe in retrospect in a dishonest way.
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  Was I was objective in a dishonest.
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  Speaker 5: Way talking about laundering your situation. But he was dragged
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  girl sports, tossing everyone they can out the Overton window.
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  So now we have report leak if you will, that
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  says that next week Robert F. Kennedy Junior and is
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  touted report on causes of autism which are low folic levels,
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  which if you've been an attentive husband to your wife's pregnancies,
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  you know fullic acid is an important thing for a
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  woman to have in pregnancy and avoiding Thailand all and
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  listen to the what's a good word? You can't say
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  Chinese laundry anymore, but listen to the laundromatt churn on
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  this story. And one has to wonder, since Jake Tapper
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  is the host of this interview with doctor Sanjay Gupta,
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  if this will be the source of Jake Tapper's next
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  book apologizing for all the misdeeds he had in his
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  malpractice of the journalistic profession. But for now, let's let
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  Jake Tapper write another chapter of a book about how
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  he's abandoned his journalistic principles to have this conversation with
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  doctor Sanjay.
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  Speaker 12: Use it in the most prudent way, Jake, Yeah, I
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  mean I find it so confounding because I mean, women
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  who are pregnant have pain, and they take pain relievers
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  quite often two thousand and twenty four. I'm sorry, but
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  pregnant women are told taylanl is a way safer pain
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  reliever than advil or ibuprofen during pregnancy. When you say
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  forty five to sixty percent of pregnant women have used
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  tylan all.
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  Speaker 5: Now, hang on a second here, because let's take Jake
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  Tapper's own testimony before he tries to launder his journalistic reputation.
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  Isn't this what Robert F. Kennedy Junior has been searching for?
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  Is this thing that we've been doing that has been
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  leading to this outcome of more babies becoming susceptible to
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  whatever triggers are bringing the autism on m aren't we?
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  And Jake Tapper here is testifying for the witness saying
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  sixty percent upwards some sixty percent of women are taking
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  tyl and all hmm, starting to make RFK Junior's case
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  for him.
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  Speaker 12: Jake, I don't want to be flip about this, but
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  I mean.
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  Speaker 5: Oh, go ahead, Jake, b flip about it. You get
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  to write a book later about it.
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  Speaker 12: Also, drank water while they were taking this.
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  Speaker 4: Oh my god, he went there. I'm sorry. I wanted
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  to guy.
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  Speaker 12: Like, but I mean they also drank water while they
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  were taking the tiler.
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  Speaker 5: Full of fluoride. Can we remind you at least three
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  the water, you know, the byproduct of making steel that
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  is added because there is some scientific efficacy of seeing
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  fluoride helping rebuild enamel and teeth. But Jake, brother sweetheart, Booby,
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  come on, I mean, it's.
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  Speaker 12: Just it's so omnipresent in terms of how many pregnant
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  women take this.
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  Speaker 5: So your argument, Jake, I mean, we haven't even gotten
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  to doctor Gupta yet. Your argument, Jake is, since everyone's
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  doing it and all these kids are getting autistic, what
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  what are you trying to make the case for?
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  Speaker 4: Robert F. Kennedy Junior.
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  Speaker 12: Again, I mean, if it caused if tailanal caused autism.
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  Speaker 5: What wouldn't somebody have said something already?
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  Speaker 4: Jake?
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  Speaker 5: Is that what you're going to say next?
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  Speaker 12: There would be so many more autistic kids which there
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  are right now than there are, So what would you
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  telepregnant woman right now?
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  Speaker 5: Film at eleven, Jake Tapper says, we don't have enough
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  autistic kids yet.
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  Speaker 4: It's pain now. Gupta sits here for a second.
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  Speaker 5: Part of this video is great if you if you
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  haven't seen it, I don't see ann post of this stuff.
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  He's stand there staring at the camera saying, what the
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  hell are you talking about?
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  Speaker 4: Listen to the gap, Listen to the gap in here.
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  Speaker 5: This is beyond the satellite communications that we usually struggle with,
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  like when Bob in Moscow calls.
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  Speaker 12: Give a telepregnant woman right now who has pain?
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  Speaker 20: I think the guidance that has been out there for
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  a long time, because again, we're not talking about something
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  that's new.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, we do the thing that's caused all this autism.
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  I think we need to just keep doing it.
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  Speaker 20: People have been talking about this issue for a long time.
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  I'm not sure why it's getting this new enthusiasm. Probably
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  because RFK Junior is talking about.
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  Speaker 5: It because at some point somebody said enough.
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  Speaker 21: I don't know, but yeah, a fever is a bad
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  thing to have as a breaking news what's the where's
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  James Earl Jones recording?
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  Speaker 4: This is breaking news? Fevers? Are you know what?
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  Speaker 5: Sanjay I can't I can't even do this because, you
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  know what, that's the kind of nonsensical bovine excrement.
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  Speaker 4: That we get.
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  Speaker 5: You know what fevers are. Fevers are your body trying
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  to kill something that has gotten inside them that shouldn't
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  be there. Fevers like pain, are your body saying there's
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  something wrong. Just to be fair, I will subject to
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  you because I'm a cruel mistress more of doctor gooped.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, a fever is a bad thing to have as
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  a pregnant woman. You need to can troll that fever.
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  Take the smallest dose for the shortest amount of time.
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  That's been the guidance. Also, I will say that the
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  part of this new reporting as well is he's suggesting
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  that a B vitamin known as folic acid or folinic
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  acid specifically, might be a treatment for autism. As you know, Jake,
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  you have kids. Jen probably was told to take folic
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  acid when she was pregnant.
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  Speaker 5: So but are everybody Is everybody being told to take
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  folic acid, Sanjay, just because Jake Tapper can and all
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  three of my kids, my wife folic acid?
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  Speaker 4: Absolutely, My point.
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  Speaker 20: Being that these have been recommendations that have been out
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  there for some time.
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  Speaker 4: So in other words Robert F.
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  Speaker 5: Kennedy Junior's right, and go back to what he said
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  Speaker 4: Kennedy Jr.
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  Speaker 5: Is going to announce that they've connected Thailand Hall and
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  a lack of follic acid to the development of autism
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  and back to the poor k Nolos knows so early on,
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  and I'm talking about nineteen ninety nine two thousand, became
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  friends with a family that was very big in the
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  community of trying to get Congress's attention to something was
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  going wrong when these kids were being given these vaccinations
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  and they were coming home with autistic some manifestation of autism.
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  And I remember early on, this may have been two
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  thousand and one, doctor came on and in an effort
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  to debunk I think laid a groundwork for something that
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  is going to wind up being important when the Department
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  of Health and Human Services makes this pronouncement. Is that
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  he said something to me on my show. It was
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  He said that what they believe to be happening is
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  that the patience in question had weakened immune systems, had
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  weakened defense mechanisms, and that the abrupt addition of a
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  vaccine to their system had triggered a cascading effect that
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  led to the autistic manifestations. And I sat there and
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  I listened to him. I said, so, you're saying it's
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  the patient's fault. Said, well, not really, but that there
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  are the reason it doesn't happen to everybody is that
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  there are people who have compromised. And they said, so,
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  wouldn't it be a good idea to figure out who though,
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  you know, how to you know, make sure that we're
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  not giving kids with a weekend immune system these these shots.
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  Wouldn't it be smart to think about this before we
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  pour all this stuff and then you start to talk
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  about the thimerosol and all the other stuff that's in there,
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  these adjuvants that are added to it to preserve it,
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  to make it work faster, those kind of things beyond
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  just here's a little bit of you know, dead flu
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  cell from last year, by the way, but you know,
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  whatever it be, polio.
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  Speaker 4: They all want to run back to.
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  Speaker 5: Polio here's a here's a dead, little bit, dead little
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  bit of that virus, and now your body can build
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  up an immunity to it without actually having to be
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  exposed to it. It's a logical things scientifically to do.
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  This goes into my poor k nolos dose. I can
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  understand the reason and the scientific efficacy of doing a vaccination.
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  But vaccinations, like all other movements, became a business, and
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  then they became a racket. And you can apply Hoffer's
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  paradigm to so many things and then gain greater understanding
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  of how you get there, because.
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  Speaker 4: What you'll get as well, you're never a vaccer.
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  Speaker 5: No, I understand the science behind it. I have dear
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  friends that work on providing the what they call them cleaned.
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  You go to compounding pharmacists and they can get all
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  the crap supposedly, get all the thimerosol and all the
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  other stuff out of the vaccine and provide just the
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  OG kind of vaccine, which is just the inert virus.
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  But if it is truly what RFK junior is now
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  I circle back to that two thousand and one conversation
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  I had with the doctor who said, well, some people
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  have weaker.
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  Speaker 4: Innate immune systems.
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  Speaker 5: Add to that, science that has now shown us that
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  the development of things like Alzheimer's are actually a defense
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  mechanism of a plaque build up in the brain to
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  defend the brain what they call tau tangles from toxins
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  in the brain water whatever, it's called brain fluid, cranial fluid,
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  because your brain is a bag of salt water transmitting
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  electric shocks through it, and if you put toxic chemicals
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  into your body, those bags of water have toxins in them,
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  and the brain, just like a body, has a fever
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  because it has a reaction to something it shouldn't have
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  inside of it. This is a Sanjay Gupta talking about
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  this idea that Tyler and All is bad.
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  Speaker 20: I think the guidance that has been out there for
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  a long time, because again we're not talking about something
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  that's new. People have been talking about this issue for
• 35:28
  a long time. I'm not sure why it's getting this
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  new enthusiasm. Probably Junior's talking about.
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  Speaker 5: It because finally Republicans know how to work the Overton window, sanj.
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  Speaker 20: But yeah, a fever is a bad thing to have
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  as a pregnant woman.
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  Speaker 5: Yes it is. But you know here here's the crazy bit.
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  Speaker 20: Control that fever, take the smallest dose for the shortest
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  but what is a fever? A fever is an indication
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  The fever isn't the thing, it's what has made your
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  go back to my clip with doctor Paul Merrick, the
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  giving COVID nineteen patients ivermectin made them better, and he
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  Speaker 26: Yeah, you know, I mean, basically, these people are interfering
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  Speaker 9: Yeah.
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  Speaker 5: Amen, And that was four years ago. When I had
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  Speaker 4: To treat COVID. How do we treat.
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  Speaker 19: Vaccines are estimated to have saved one hundred and fifty
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  Speaker 4: I support vaccines.
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  Speaker 5: And these are the statistics games, So can you tell
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  we changed the record keeping. You can't and you can say, well,
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  Speaker 4: You don't know that number.
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  Speaker 19: Over the last fifty years, vaccines are estimated to have
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  Speaker 5: And this is where a guy like Tom Barrosso becomes
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  problematic because he's running home, just like Malcolm Gladwell did
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  your position one hundred and I was calmed the idea
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  Speaker 22: I was.
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  Speaker 17: In a I believe in retrospect in a dishonest way.
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  Was I was objective in a dishonest.
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  Speaker 5: Way, objective in a dishonest way after the fact, so
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  you make the testimony. It was just like the guy
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  Speaker 5: Are you lying now? Credibility cap don't take the position.
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  to talk about racism with this author, this this great
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  sitting here with you six months or a year or
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  Speaker 5: People ask me all the time, will you endorse this
• 48:34
  product if we pay you lots of money? I said,
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  do I use the product? And well, you know, do
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  you If I don't use the product, I can't endorse it.
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  I actually pulled the plug on an endorsement I was doing.
• 48:50
  It wasn't even an implicit endorsement, it was an inferred one.
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  But I was saying great things. I had really enjoyed
• 48:57
  this restaurant, but the rest runt had fallen on hard
• 49:01
  times and they were going giving bad service. So I
• 49:03
  stopped inferring that I liked going to the restaurant. So
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  and I told them, I said, I'm not doing it
• 49:16
  anymore because my reputation is all that matters. Is when
• 49:19
  I do a story, somebody has to trust that I'm
• 49:22
  telling them the truth. Even if I'm wrong.
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  Speaker 4: I don't.
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  Speaker 5: I don't mind being wrong if I feel I've told
• 49:28
  you the truth, Ray writes in against the winner of
• 49:37
  the derby we had.
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  Speaker 4: You know, we gave the.
• 49:40
  Speaker 5: Award for Senate Class clown this morning. And though you know,
• 49:46
  far more hair on fire for guys like Barasso and
• 49:50
  Warner and Focahontas on the Thursday panel against Robert F.
• 49:56
  Kennedy Junior, the winner sitting in the club house was
• 50:00
  Virginia Senator Tim Kane, partially because he's a Virginia senator
• 50:04
  and said.
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  Speaker 27: A notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
• 50:08
  come from the government, but come from the creator.
• 50:12
  Speaker 4: That's what the Iranian government believes.
• 50:15
  Speaker 27: So the statement that our rights do not come from
• 50:19
  our laws or our governments is extremely.
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  Speaker 5: Troubling, you know, like the one that Jefferson said. Ray
• 50:26
  writes into JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com.
• 50:30
  It is distressing to realize how ignorant Tim Kaine is,
• 50:33
  how defective his education was, and how little he has
• 50:37
  learned from our basic principles, despite his old professional career
• 50:41
  being in his whole professional career being in government. Well remember,
• 50:47
  his professional career in government was funded mostly by the
• 50:51
  Soros family. And as I said in the column I
• 50:54
  wrote for the Daily Signal, his position is based on
• 50:59
  parsing John Locke. So he can have this truthiness. We
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  spend a good deal of Friday's program on the concept
• 51:07
  of truthiness. Just get enough truth so I can do
• 51:10
  what I want and claim that this is you know,
• 51:14
  it's how they stand behind a podium and claim that
• 51:16
  they're champion of freedom because in their mind, freedom means
• 51:23
  not having to pay rent, freedom means not having to
• 51:26
  work for a paycheck. Freedom means not having to worry
• 51:29
  about groceries. That's freedom to these people. So they convince
• 51:34
  themselves that they are allowed to use the word freedom
• 51:38
  because in their mind they've created their truth. You've heard
• 51:42
  that phrase, tell your truth. No, there's truth and there's untruth. No,
• 51:48
  you're allowed to have your truth. Tim Kaine's truth is
• 51:52
  a very myopic, very narrow reading of Locke. If you
• 51:58
  John Locke, of course, the philosopher gives us the enlightenment
• 52:01
  and gives us the idea that's woven into the Declaration
• 52:05
  of Independence that says that to secure these rights, governments
• 52:09
  are instituted amongst men, deriving the just powers from the government. See,
• 52:14
  that's the little bit Tim Kaine wraps himself in. Not
• 52:18
  all the other stuff about individual rights and dominion and
• 52:22
  that kind of thing. No, no, he forgets all that
• 52:24
  stuff and just says that if government doesn't defend the right,
• 52:30
  then government has ostensibly taken it away. And if government
• 52:34
  agrees to defend the right, then they've granted it. That's
• 52:37
  the psychosis that would work in that mind. Thank you
• 52:42
  all for joining us on this Saturday morning, and we
• 52:44
  will wind it up again next Saturday or Monday morning.
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  Speaker 4: Until then, so long and thanks for all the fish.
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