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HANTAVIRUS, LIGHTNING STRIKES & INSIDE-OUT PENIS MURDERER · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Baby, I'm a gang statue.
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Speaker 2: It takes a little tangle.
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Speaker 1: You don't mess with me.
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Speaker 3: Mess with me, baby, I'm a gangstatu. Puch, baby, you're
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Speaker 3: a game statue.
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Speaker 1: For good warnings. So this podcast is designed to take
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Speaker 1: you outside of your comfort zone and make you question reality.
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Speaker 4: Listener discretion is a vibe.
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Speaker 5: Talkwardly fellas.
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Speaker 1: This ain't my first time at the rodeo. Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 1: and welcome back to the show. Thanks for being here,
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Speaker 1: thanks for being born, Thanks for being a supporter and
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Speaker 1: listener of the Cosmic Peach podcast. We got current events, people,
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Speaker 1: we got current events. We need to talk about. Things
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Speaker 1: are busting loose left and right. I hope you enjoyed
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Speaker 1: the last episode. Hope this one is just as good.
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Speaker 1: I did have a shout out somebody. You know, they'd
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Speaker 1: be trying to scam me, sending me emails and stuff.
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Speaker 1: Oh listen to your last episode. It was so good.
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Speaker 1: Why didn't you have this guest on who talks about
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Speaker 1: nothing related to your podcast whatsoever? They'd be up in
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Speaker 1: my inbox trying to scam me. But I see the
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Speaker 1: real ones, Lisa, I got yours about to possibly how
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Speaker 1: some of the Nephelum slash giants, whatever survived the flood,
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Speaker 1: talking about Gary Wayne, love you a longtime, Lisa, Thank
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Speaker 1: you for your email. But yeah, we got some stuff
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Speaker 1: we need to talk about today that I've been keeping
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Speaker 1: an eye on. But before we do that, I was
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Speaker 1: listening to some interviews of SRA survivors today. It's not
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Speaker 1: an SRA survivor episode, but you ever hear someone say,
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Speaker 1: and it doesn't have to be an SRA survivor, it
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Speaker 1: could just be a totally random person, but they will say,
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Speaker 1: and I heard God tell me dot dot dot or
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Speaker 1: God said to me, or God spoke to me. And
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Speaker 1: I've always been curious if they're being literal or if
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Speaker 1: they're saying like they just got the feeling that God
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Speaker 1: was telling them that, because in my thirty years of life,
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Speaker 1: I've never heard God audibly speaking to me. But sometimes,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'll get feelings about stuff, I'll get intuitions,
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Speaker 1: I'll pray about something, and then I feel like I'll
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Speaker 1: get an answer about it, but it's never in the
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Speaker 1: form of an audible voice. Maybe if you've been through
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Speaker 1: some shit like SIRA, you get the exclusive privilege of
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Speaker 1: being able to hear God's voice audibly I mean, after
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Speaker 1: you've been through something like that, maybe you've tapped into something.
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Speaker 1: You've got the keys to the kingdom. Now you can
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Speaker 1: hear in the spirit world. I've never heard God's voice audibly.
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Speaker 1: I was just maybe I'll post a poll or something.
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Speaker 1: But I would love to hear from you if You've
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Speaker 1: ever felt like you heard God's voice audibly, or if
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Speaker 1: this is just like a figure of speech, because I
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Speaker 1: hear a lot of people say it, like I heard
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Speaker 1: God speaking to me and he said I listened to
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Speaker 1: Cosmic Peach podcasts, like whatever, if you get extra horsey
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Speaker 1: on that Arby's, you are gonna pay for it later.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 1: I would love to hear God's voice audibly warning me
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Speaker 1: about stuff or speaking to me or whatever. But I've
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Speaker 1: never actually heard a voice, but you know, you hear
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Speaker 1: Some people don't have internal dialogue whatsoever, Like they don't
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Speaker 1: talk to themselves in their mind or think things like
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Speaker 1: that in their mind, and they're NPCs. I have always
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Speaker 1: had an internal monologue dialogue however, I've always had it,
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Speaker 1: and it's my own voice in my head, like should
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Speaker 1: I have spaghetti today? But like in my head, you know,
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Speaker 1: should I text that person? Back, probably not who cares,
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Speaker 1: but yeah, never an audible voice of God. I've felt
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Speaker 1: like I've heard my mom's voice in my head sometimes
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Speaker 1: when I'm making a decision about something, I feel like
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Speaker 1: sometimes I can hear her voice in my head, but
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Speaker 1: never in the room with me. It can sometimes feel
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Speaker 1: like she's in the room with me, and then that
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Speaker 1: her voice or that thought will pop up in my
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Speaker 1: head and I feel like she's with me. But it's
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Speaker 1: not like picking up the phone and talking to somebody,
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Speaker 1: or like having speak your phone on I just I
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Speaker 1: wonder what that experience is like for those of you
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Speaker 1: who have had it, if it's a figure of speech,
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Speaker 1: or if you're literally hearing an audible voice. But you know,
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Speaker 1: back to what I was saying. I was listening to
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Speaker 1: SRA survivor interviews and one of them was talking about
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Speaker 1: how you should set up code words with your kids,
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Speaker 1: like even if they go And this is something my
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Speaker 1: mom and I and my sister and I did when
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Speaker 1: I was a child. It's funny because she dropped me
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Speaker 1: off at the pool to swim with Jessica and run
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Speaker 1: to the store. But if I were to spend the
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Speaker 1: night with somebody or somebody was coming over to my house,
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Speaker 1: or if I was even going to play at somebody
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Speaker 1: else's house, she'd get really weirded out. She always wanted
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Speaker 1: them to come to our house, never for me to
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Speaker 1: go to their house. But we had developed a system
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Speaker 1: of code words that and she would call multiple times
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Speaker 1: while I was at the friend's house and check on me,
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Speaker 1: and she'd say she wanted to talk to me, and Julia,
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Speaker 1: your mom's on the phone. And she had a system
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Speaker 1: of code words. If I were to give one of
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Speaker 1: the code words, she knew to come get me right away,
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Speaker 1: that I wasn't having a good time, or there was
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Speaker 1: some mischievous activities occurring whatever, and you know, I would
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Speaker 1: say the taco bell. I don't remember what the code
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Speaker 1: word was, but it was something like that. I was like,
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Speaker 1: I'm really craving taco bell or something like that, or Mom,
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Speaker 1: can you go get some taco bell? Whatever it was.
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Speaker 1: But this is something I highly encourage in something that
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Speaker 1: I will utilize myself as a parent. You should have
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Speaker 1: these code words. They don't even have to be that
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Speaker 1: obvious like taco bell. They could be colors, numbers, whatever.
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Speaker 1: But you never want to be that kid who's at
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Speaker 1: the friend's house. And maybe you're having a good time,
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Speaker 1: but your mom calls and she's wanting to know if
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Speaker 1: you're having a good time. Maybe you're not having a
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Speaker 1: good time and nobody's molesting you or raping your bee hole,
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Speaker 1: but you just want to go home. Sometimes I just
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Speaker 1: wanted to go home. I'm kind of a homebody type
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Speaker 1: of gal, and I would be over at a friend's
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Speaker 1: house and I would just be done playing or done,
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Speaker 1: you know, making tents or whatever, and I was just
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Speaker 1: tired of that person, and I wanted to come home.
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Speaker 1: So I'd say the code word, Hey Mom, I'm really
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Speaker 1: craving some taco belt and she'd say, oh, okay, and
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Speaker 1: she'd get back on the phone with their mom and
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Speaker 1: she'd say whatever, and she, oh, Julia, your mom said
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Speaker 1: she's actually got to come get you because she forgot
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Speaker 1: you had a doctor's appointment tomorrow. Whatever. But code words
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Speaker 1: are important to have, and they make you feel safe,
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Speaker 1: and so you're not just at Jessica's house saying I'm
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Speaker 1: bored of this bitch, mom, please come get me. And
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Speaker 1: she won't let me play with none of her cool toys.
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Speaker 1: Those ones are off limits. Come get me. I'm done
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Speaker 1: with this bitch. So code words and it's something else.
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Speaker 1: It's easy to do code words, but some of this
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Speaker 1: stuff that I see parents doing twenty twenty six style.
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Speaker 1: Like I've said before, if you've listened to this episode,
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Speaker 1: you know where I'm going with this. But I like
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Speaker 1: an old fashioned type of parenting. I'm not with this
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Speaker 1: mother goose shit that's going on in twenty twenty six
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Speaker 1: with the blackout curtains and the sound machines and the
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Speaker 1: oh it's two pm, mom, And I know you got
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Speaker 1: stuff you gotta do in grocery shopping and dishes and whatever,
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Speaker 1: making dinner for everybody. But I need to have a
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Speaker 1: blackout session. Somebody get me a blackout session and put
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Speaker 1: me in a straight jacket. Strap me down with a
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Speaker 1: straight jacket, swaddle quote unquote, put me in a straight jacket,
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Speaker 1: put me in a crib twenty six yards away from
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Speaker 1: where you're gonna be, blackout the entire light source, turn
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Speaker 1: on a sound machine, and let me have a psychedelic
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Speaker 1: experience for an hour and a half in the middle
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Speaker 1: of the day. I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this.
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Speaker 1: I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this something else.
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Speaker 1: This is a small rant. Okay, I'm not gonna go
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Speaker 1: on forever. But sign language, and some of you are
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Speaker 1: probably all about teaching your baby sign language. I tried
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Speaker 1: it for a day and I was like, this is
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Speaker 1: so stupid. I'm not deaf, and he sure is. Fuck
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Speaker 1: ain't deaf. Teach your baby sign language? Well, I personally
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Speaker 1: think that might delay speech a little bit. Okay, we don't.
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Speaker 1: We're not Heling Keller up in this, bitch. Okay, I'm
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Speaker 1: not doing sign language. That's stupid. If he's eating and
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Speaker 1: he keeps open opening his mouth every time the spoon
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Speaker 1: comes near it, I know he wants more. If he
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Speaker 1: starts spitting it out, he's all done. I don't need
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Speaker 1: Helen Keller stuff to know this. I'm in tune with
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Speaker 1: my baby, all right. We're not doing sign language up
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Speaker 1: in here. We're not doing like that. You're stressing your
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Speaker 1: baby out with the amount of stuff they want you
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Speaker 1: to sit face to face and get flash cards and do.
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Speaker 1: I'm not doing that. I'm not doing it.
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Speaker 7: That's you.
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Speaker 1: We're overworking. It's like they gotta be the best at something.
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Speaker 1: They gotta be the first walkers and the first talkers,
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Speaker 1: and they gotta we got Miss Rachel, we got TV shows, now,
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Speaker 1: we got flash cards, sign language, no thank you, we're
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Speaker 1: kicking it. Nineteen ninety two. Up in this pitch, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I started talking and walking, confirmed by several sources, my mom,
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Speaker 1: my sister, whoever. I started talking and walking at nine
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Speaker 1: months old, and according to my sister, I would just
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Speaker 1: walk around saying, Hi baby, how are you? Nine months old?
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Speaker 1: My mom probably said it to me all the time.
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Speaker 1: That's probably why it was the first thing I said
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Speaker 1: walking around the house. My mom said she would just
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Speaker 1: take me to the mall. Put a little lee sean me.
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Speaker 1: Nine months old, I was walking around the mall with her,
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Speaker 1: talking to people, Hi baby, how are you? And I
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Speaker 1: can garn damn t you. She wasn't doing no face
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Speaker 1: to face flash cards. There was no Miss Rachel there.
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Speaker 1: She definitely wasn't doing no fucking sign language shit. She
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Speaker 1: was just living her normal day to day life and
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Speaker 1: taking care of me, feeding me. She would talk to me.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure she played with me a little bit, but
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Speaker 1: there wasn't this need to be. It wasn't a competition.
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Speaker 1: You just love on your baby, You spend time with them,
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Speaker 1: you sit on the couch with them. You might play
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Speaker 1: a little game with them here and there. But we're
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Speaker 1: not doing flash cards, science language blackout sessions, like we're
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Speaker 1: in stranger things. The type of napping that's going on
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Speaker 1: for children in twenty twenty six is a dog hair
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Speaker 1: away from like having a psychedelic experience and like an
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Speaker 1: anti gravity tank. We got little straight jackets on them,
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Speaker 1: some of them are weighted. We're putting them down the
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Speaker 1: hall door cl sound machine, on blacked out curtains, and uh,
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Speaker 1: I just don't know where we where We decided that
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Speaker 1: was the thing to do. And some parents are really
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Speaker 1: into the sign language in the blackout sessions and the uh,
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Speaker 1: you know, self soothing and I'm not about it. I'm
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Speaker 1: kicking a Pilgrim style up in this bitch. He eats butter,
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Speaker 1: he has keifer. He naps in my arms. He naps
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Speaker 1: sometimes while I do laundry and dishes right on me
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Speaker 1: h or sleeping on the couch wherever. I'll make him
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Speaker 1: a little palette in the floor. I watch TV while
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Speaker 1: he's sleeping right on the couch. But yeah, we kicking it,
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Speaker 1: We kicking it nineties style up in here. And I
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Speaker 1: don't care if he's stuffers walker or the first talker.
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Speaker 1: I'm not competing with anybody. I'm just loving him, keeping
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Speaker 1: him alive, and just hanging out with him and doing
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Speaker 1: my own thing. We having a ball over here without
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Speaker 1: blackout sess. That feels like that would stress me out.
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Speaker 1: To go put him somewhere down the hall and close
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Speaker 1: the door and make him have a blackout session while
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Speaker 1: I'm doing other stuff, I would just be worried about
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Speaker 1: him the whole time. Like I hope he's okay in there.
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Speaker 1: But so current events, current events, I've seen quite a
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Speaker 1: few things cross my timeline, and some of them are
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Speaker 1: pretty interesting. Some of them I'm not so sure what
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Speaker 1: they're getting at. I'm gonna have the hypothesizes on a
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Speaker 1: few of them. But I thought we could go over
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Speaker 1: him together. We just gonna go ahead and skip apothecary
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Speaker 1: Corner today. If you taint Scott crested on it, maybe
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Speaker 1: a little moisturizer, but we just don't. We don't have
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Speaker 1: the time for apothecary Corner today. We got bigger fish
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Speaker 1: to fry. Ooh, catfish, that sounds so good. Anybody else
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Speaker 1: like fried catfish or am I just trailer trash over here.
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Speaker 1: I love fried catfish with ketchup. Oh my gosh, I
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Speaker 1: am trailer trash. That sounded horrible. Okay, First, on the AGENTA,
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Speaker 1: we need to talk about some weather patterns going on,
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Speaker 1: and uh, particularly this one woman. She's keeping track of
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Speaker 1: these lightning strikes and some weird stuff that's been going
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Speaker 1: on recently. And I'm going to play her videos. There's
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Speaker 1: three of them and they're super short in succession, just bam,
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Speaker 1: bam bam, and then we'll talk about it because they're
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Speaker 1: like sixteen seconds, twenty three seconds, whatever, and then we'll
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Speaker 1: talk about it. Hang on, just a second, rolong one.
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Speaker 7: These lightning strikes are not letting up. If you're in
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Speaker 7: the midwest of the United States, you're really getting bombarded.
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Speaker 7: There's seventeen three hundred and sixty eight lightning strikes in
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Speaker 7: that top block. In case you missed it, I did
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Speaker 7: a live video under eight minutes showing these electromagnetic frequency waves.
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Speaker 7: You can see the United States has really got some
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Speaker 7: trouble going on, and so over here where Spain's located,
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Speaker 7: you got some trouble going on. You really do got
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Speaker 7: some trouble going on, and it looks like a great, big,
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Speaker 7: gigantic mess.
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Speaker 2: Are you seeing this?
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Speaker 6: There?
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Speaker 2: One thousand, three hundred seventy three lightning strikes in this
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Speaker 2: one block. This block goes from here to here. I
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Speaker 2: am beginning to believe that we are under attack, and
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Speaker 2: I don't. I'm not just saying that I believe we
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Speaker 2: are under attack some type of an attack.
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Speaker 1: So she kind of just tracks weather stuff. I do
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Speaker 1: follow her, just because she'll be posting stuff that I'm
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Speaker 1: not aware of. Ninety one thousand lightning strikes in the
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Speaker 1: Midwest and some type of electromagnetic something she's talking about
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Speaker 1: coming up out of the US and Spain. You know,
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Speaker 1: it kind of reminds me of that guy who kept
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Speaker 1: getting struck by lightning. I've talked about him before. He
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Speaker 1: got struck by lightning like fourteen times or twenty seven
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Speaker 1: times or something like that. I think we're at the
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Speaker 1: point where we can admit that our weather and the
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Speaker 1: weather patterns are manipulated but also synthetic in a way.
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Speaker 1: The rain, the sun, everything feels just a little synthetic.
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Speaker 1: And I did listen to a podcast recently was called
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Speaker 1: the War on Sunlight or something, and I love tanning
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Speaker 1: in the summer, I get some baby oil, lather myself
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Speaker 1: up like a glazed doughnut, and I go out there
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Speaker 1: and sunbathe. I used to do it as a child.
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Speaker 1: It was one of my favorite things, go out in
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Speaker 1: the front yard with a blanket, bottle of baby oil
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Speaker 1: and just roast yourself like a rotisserie chicken out in
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Speaker 1: the sun. Just turn and just roast, roast, roast, flip flop.
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Speaker 8: And So.
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Speaker 1: I've noticed something off with the sunlight, and I think
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Speaker 1: maybe you have to But I've seen videos where plants
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Speaker 1: are turned away from the sunlight. I've seen all types
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Speaker 1: of shit. But if our sunlight is now synthetic, if
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Speaker 1: they've done something to alter it, it's probably gonna because
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Speaker 1: of people's skin cancer. They keep pushing sunscreen. Maybe it's
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Speaker 1: if you put the sunscreen on and you go out
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Speaker 1: under whatever this thing is that we think is the sun,
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Speaker 1: it'll give you a huge brain tumors or something, and
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Speaker 1: that's why they're pushing the sunscreen so hard. I always
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Speaker 1: thought they were pushing the sunscreen so hard because the
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Speaker 1: sunlight is so good for you, and they don't want
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Speaker 1: you rotisserie chicken style out in the sun because you
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Speaker 1: might just heal yourself. But the lightning strikes stuff like
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Speaker 1: this is like, oh wow, just by chance, the Midwest
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Speaker 1: has gotten struck ninety one thousand times, ninety one thousand times.
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Speaker 1: What's going on? And if it's not just naturally occurring lightning,
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Speaker 1: what are they getting at over there? And why are
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Speaker 1: they needing to why are they needing a lightning strike?
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Speaker 1: Something's weird going on with the midwat like ninety one
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Speaker 1: thousand lightning strikes. It could be they're doing manipulating energy
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Speaker 1: or something over there, or they're just fucking with us.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Remember how I told you about the
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Speaker 1: missing scientists, Well I found a video of one of
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Speaker 1: them and apparently she was onto something and they were
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Speaker 1: using directed energy weapons at her. I wanted to get
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Speaker 1: your thoughts and feelings on this. We'll roll on to
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Speaker 1: the next clip here, guys.
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Speaker 5: New footage is now starting to surface of the scientist
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Speaker 5: that was researching anti gravity. She's in a complete panic
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Speaker 5: in the video, saying that she was being hit by
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Speaker 5: some kind of energy weapon and she has the burns
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Speaker 5: on her body to prove it. Her name was Amy Eskridge,
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Speaker 5: and she wasn't just working on free energy she was
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Speaker 5: actually trying to research how to manipulate gravity itself. She
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Speaker 5: claimed that this has been discovered four different times, and
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Speaker 5: every single time it was covered up before it could
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Speaker 5: go public. In the video, she's working on a computer
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Speaker 5: that isn't even connected to the internet. She says that
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Speaker 5: somebody is scanning what she's typing through the window and
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Speaker 5: it's burning her hands while she's typing.
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Speaker 4: My hands still burn Kisser's damage, but it's flake. My
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Speaker 4: body relaxed when we barricaded, and it was like, oh,
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Speaker 4: like relief.
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Speaker 1: Like immediately.
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Speaker 5: Whenever she went to block the window, she said that
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Speaker 5: the burning stopped immediately and there was an outline of
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Speaker 5: her body left on the glass. You can literally see
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Speaker 5: her posture in the window as if it was an
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Speaker 5: X ray. A former CIA weapons expert on her team
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Speaker 5: identified the exact device, and he said that it was
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Speaker 5: powered by car batteries inside of a vehicle that was
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Speaker 5: parked outside of her home and actually for four to
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Speaker 5: five years straight, she reported multiple different times that an
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Speaker 5: Eastern European man in Alexis had been parked outside of
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Speaker 5: her house watching her. Amy Eskridge is the woman that
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Speaker 5: texted her friend and said that if they say that
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Speaker 5: I did this to myself, I did not, and then
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Speaker 5: they ruled it as self inflicted. She predicted exactly what
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Speaker 5: they would say they said it. I'm gonna be staying
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Speaker 5: updated on this, so make sure you add me in
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Speaker 5: come back for more.
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Speaker 1: So wait, is this bitch dead? Is this bitch all
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Speaker 1: the way dead? Let's look, I thought she was missing.
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Speaker 1: Amy s Crige a death. That's the first thing that
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Speaker 1: pops up. She died in twenty twenty two self inflicted
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Speaker 1: gunshot wound.
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Speaker 3: Ooh.
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Speaker 1: Death was officially ruled a suicide. Oh my god. The
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Speaker 1: researcher who allegedly died of a self inflicted gunshot wound
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two had claimed she was hit by
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Speaker 1: a direct energy weapon attack in her own home. Dah
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Speaker 1: da da da da. Oh my god. Did you guys
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Speaker 1: know about this? What the fuck? There's all these other
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Speaker 1: weird news stories too that pop up when you look
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Speaker 1: at it. One of the eleven disappeared scientists claimed she
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Speaker 1: was hit by Pentagon's top Da Da da. Death of Genius,
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Speaker 1: Alabama woman linked to investigation of something missing scientists cases
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Speaker 1: need psychological autopsy. X FBI agent says what is this Wow?
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Speaker 1: And she texted her friend and said, if this happens
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Speaker 1: to me, I didn't do it to myself thirty four. Oh,
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Speaker 1: come on, you guys. She was only four years older
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Speaker 1: than me. Wow. I haven't accomplished much in my life.
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Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. She's working on anti gravity. I'm sitting over here. Well,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I'm a mom and that's pretty cool
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Speaker 1: in a very important and rewarding job as well as yes,
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Speaker 1: hosting the Cosmic Peach podcast. Did you guys know this
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Speaker 1: bitch was dead though I thought she was missing. Oh
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Speaker 1: my god, they murdered her. Oh, they murdered her. Oh
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Speaker 1: my gosh. She got Frank Olsen, she got uh who
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Speaker 1: else died of a self inflicted gunshot wound? There was
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Speaker 1: another guy named Henry Marshall. They did that too, and
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Speaker 1: self inflicted gunshot wound. Kurt Cobain. Mmmm, there was one
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Speaker 1: right on the tip of my tongue, Right on the
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Speaker 1: tip the tippy tip Hunter S. Thompson, Yes, self inflicted
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Speaker 1: gunshot wound. What he was getting onto I don't fucking know,
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Speaker 1: but it was a self inflicted gunshot wound and none
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Speaker 1: of it made sense. Apparently he was typing in the
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Speaker 1: middle of typing something up and just and his family
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Speaker 1: was over uh uh, not buying it, not for a second.
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Speaker 1: He was into something. Actually, I think I know what
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Speaker 1: he was into. That's another episode though. You guys, we're
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Speaker 1: not we're not gonna talk Hunters Thompson at the moment.
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Speaker 1: But they murdered her. They sure the fuck did. Oh
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Speaker 1: my gosh, you guys. Wow, Well, let's see what we
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Speaker 1: got here in the next clip. Maybe it'll maybe it'll
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Speaker 1: brighten my attitude. Let's see books as governor.
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Speaker 6: This is exactly the kind of nonsense I'm going to
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Speaker 6: fight against. I can't even believe I'm reading the story.
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Speaker 6: I can't believe this is real life. But an Oregon
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Speaker 6: judge has just ruled in favor of a transgender murderer
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Speaker 6: who beat his girlfriend to death. They're not only going
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Speaker 6: to move him to a women's prison, but they're paying
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Speaker 6: this guy three hundred thousand dollars because he was put
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Speaker 6: in an unsafe environment in prison.
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Speaker 5: After killing somebody.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's like, I can't even like I'm getting
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Speaker 6: my mind is going in pretzels just talking about this.
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Speaker 1: But look at this.
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Speaker 6: This is insane. Look at this headline right here, and
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Speaker 6: I want you guys to give me your reactions in
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Speaker 6: the comments. This is this is insane. Let's go to
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Speaker 6: full screen. Oregon pays out two hundred and ninety five
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Speaker 6: thousand dollars to settle transgender woman's a man's lawsuits stemming
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Speaker 6: from alleged prison abuse. Poor guy, he beat his girlfriend
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Speaker 6: to death and then he's just not being treated fair
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Speaker 6: in prison. The state has agreed to pay two hundred
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Speaker 6: ninety five and shame on this judge. It's agreed to
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Speaker 6: pay two hundred ninety five thousand dollars of your taxpayer dollars,
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Speaker 6: by the way, to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit
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Speaker 6: filed by a transgender woman also known as a man.
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Speaker 6: We got to get back to calling this as it is.
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Speaker 6: As governor, I am not going to give into these
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Speaker 6: lies anymore word and call things as there are. There
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Speaker 6: are two genders. If you're a man, you cannot become
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Speaker 6: a woman. If you're a woman, you cannot become a man,
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Speaker 6: plain and simple. This man was Hows and his name
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Speaker 6: is zero Zombie. My the way, this is the name
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Speaker 6: of this of this criminal, this murderer. It was housing
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Speaker 6: an organ men's prison and assigned to share a cell
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Speaker 6: with a predatory sex offender. Under the settlement, the state
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Speaker 6: will pay ninety five thousand dollars to Zara and two
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Speaker 6: hundred thousand to the attorney. This is just insane. And
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Speaker 6: then you have to subscribe to fake news Oregonian if
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Speaker 6: you want to read more of the of the story.
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Speaker 6: You notice that the Oregonian is using incorrect pronouns for
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Speaker 6: this person. This is a man. So let me get
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Speaker 6: this straight. Let me just get this just crystal clear
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Speaker 6: for you guys. A man beats beats his girlfriend to death,
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Speaker 6: he's sentenced to thirty five years in prison, not gonna
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Speaker 6: get out till twenty forty nine, and then is being
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Speaker 6: moved now to a women's prison because he identifies as
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Speaker 6: a woman. Shame on that judge.
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Speaker 1: You guys.
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Speaker 6: As governor, I'm going to fight against nonsense like this.
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Speaker 6: We're gonna end this fantasy land that we're living in
30:48
Speaker 6: right now. I can't even believe this is a story
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Speaker 6: that I'm talking about. I can't believe this is real life.
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Speaker 6: But as governor, we need to bring common sense back
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Speaker 6: to our government, back to our land, you guys, and
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Speaker 6: reclaim truth. And you know what, but they're gonna try
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Speaker 6: to make us feel like we're we're you know, hateful,
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Speaker 6: or we're homophobe transphobes, right something, fobes. They have a
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Speaker 6: phobe for everything. They're gonna try to make it seem
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Speaker 6: like we are the ones that are hateful. And let
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Speaker 6: me just tell you something. It's hateful to those women
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Speaker 6: now in Coffee Creek Correational Facility that is just down
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Speaker 6: the street from my house actually, who now have to
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Speaker 6: share a prison cell in a prison built a prison
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Speaker 6: with a man who brutally murdered his girlfriend. This is nonsense.
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Speaker 6: This is why we need we need change in Organs.
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Speaker 6: This is why we need to get me into that
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Speaker 6: governor's seat.
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Speaker 1: That is so fucking wild. This is shit I'm talking about.
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Speaker 1: And I don't vote, but if I did, I'd vote
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Speaker 1: for him because I'm in Oregon, and God bless him
31:46
Speaker 1: because we need more people who aren't looney tunes in
31:51
Speaker 1: some type of political seat at the table. So apparently
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Speaker 1: you can have a penis, full blown penis and nutbag
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Speaker 1: tattoos on your face like your fucking post Malone's biggest
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Speaker 1: fan beat, brutalize, mutilate, your girlfriend to death, go to prison,
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Speaker 1: decide you don't like your perverted ass sellmate that's probably
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Speaker 1: trying to get in your butthole, and decide, you know
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Speaker 1: what I'll do. I'll grow my hair out, tell them
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Speaker 1: I want to take my penis off, turn it inside out,
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Speaker 1: and maybe, if I'm real lucky, they'll pay for me
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Speaker 1: some hormones or something so I can get some jugs.
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Speaker 1: I'll get a three hundred thousand dollars paycheck because this
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Speaker 1: sexual offender I've been having to share this cell with
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Speaker 1: trying to get my booty hole, which he deserved, gross
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Speaker 1: but probably deserved. After you've mutilated, brutalated your girlfriend to death,
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Speaker 1: he gets a payday. He gets his penis turned inside out.
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Speaker 1: And this is the world we live in. This is allowed.
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Speaker 1: Now he's gonna go brutalize some women up into women's prison.
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Speaker 1: If I was at the women's prison, I would say,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to be in the same cell with
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Speaker 1: this fucking inside out penis. Weird, old motherfucker post belone
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Speaker 1: wanna be get the fuck out of here. I'd sue
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Speaker 1: them and get my three hundred thousand for having to
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Speaker 1: be put up with this bullshit disgusting. Moving on to
33:49
Speaker 1: our next clip.
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Speaker 3: Developing story at this hour. This unfolding scene on board
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Speaker 3: a cruise ship, passengers and crew trapped on the ship
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Speaker 3: in the Atlantic, the race to contain a suspected deadly
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Speaker 3: virus outbreak. Now three dead, seventeen Americans among those stuck
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Speaker 3: on board, and tonight we've learned a British doctor who
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Speaker 3: was trading passengers is now sick himself. Here's Victor Akendo
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Speaker 3: tonight with new reporting.
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Speaker 8: After three deaths on board this luxury cruise ship. Tonight,
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Speaker 8: teams are racing to contain a suspected outbreak of a
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Speaker 8: rare strain of hauntavirus that health officials say may spread
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Speaker 8: erst into person.
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Speaker 4: We do believe that there may be some human to
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Speaker 4: human transmission that's happening among the really close contacts, the
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Speaker 4: husband and wife people who've shared cabins.
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Speaker 8: The World Health Organization suspects the first victims, a Dutch couple,
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Speaker 8: were likely infected before boarding the ship weeks ago. In Argentina,
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Speaker 8: where the rare andy strain was discovered. At least four
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Speaker 8: people have fallen ill, including a British doctor who has
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Speaker 8: been caring for sick patients. He's now in serious condition
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Speaker 8: and will be airlifted tonight along with two other patients
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Speaker 8: before the ship sails on from Cape Verde to Spain's
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Speaker 8: Canary Islands. Seventeen Americans among those stranded on that ship.
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Speaker 8: Onto virus is usually spread through exposure to rodents. Workers
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Speaker 8: are now disinfecting cabins as a precaution. Tonight, health officials
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Speaker 8: are trying to reassure the stranded passengers.
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Speaker 4: We hear you, We know that you are scared, and
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Speaker 4: we're trying to make sure that the ship has as
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Speaker 4: much information as they can.
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Speaker 8: Yesterday, American passenger Jake Rosemarn opened up about the fear
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Speaker 8: and uncertainty on that ship.
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Speaker 6: All we want right now is to feel safe, to
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Speaker 6: have clarity, and to get home.
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Speaker 8: Tonight we checked in with Jake, who says, everyone, we
35:32
Speaker 8: dropped this airplane mode hoodie and it went crazy viral.
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Speaker 4: What is it?
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Speaker 8: So you have this hoodie that it comes over a
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Speaker 8: little bit further than other ones, and then there's an
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Speaker 8: eye mask that's built into the hood that comes down
35:45
Speaker 8: so if you want to go to sleep on a
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Speaker 8: flight instead of the run board remains in good spirits
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Speaker 8: and are hopeful, saying there are safety measures in place,
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Speaker 8: masking meals delivered to cabins and access to decks for
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Speaker 8: fresh air. The ship is expected in the Canary Islands
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Speaker 8: in three or four days. Spanish health officials say passengers
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Speaker 8: and crew will be examined, treated and eventually transferred home.
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Speaker 3: David three or four more days. Let's hope take it
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Speaker 3: off this ship soon. Thank you, Victor.
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Speaker 1: You guys, I'm telling you, if it's not the ticks, now,
36:16
Speaker 1: we got the hound to virus, the home to virus,
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Speaker 1: the hand of montana virus, whatever. Three people dead on
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Speaker 1: a cruise ship. You can't even go on a cruise.
36:32
Speaker 1: And I was actually looking at some because you would
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Speaker 1: think that'd be a fun thing to do. You know,
36:39
Speaker 1: you got some deals going on right now, Get a
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Speaker 1: cheap cruise, meet up with your family, go on a
36:46
Speaker 1: cruise to get no. No, no, because your crab legs
36:52
Speaker 1: have a side of hound to virus. Now, so you're
36:56
Speaker 1: gonna be stuck on a cruise ship with three corpses,
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Speaker 1: all with the hound to virus. And uh, we thought
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Speaker 1: we quarantined them long enough and we let them off
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Speaker 1: the cruise ship and they fucking infected everybody with the
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Speaker 1: hound to virus. Now people's lips and tits and dicks
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Speaker 1: and nips are all fallen off. They are crusty, dusty,
37:21
Speaker 1: busted and disgusted. Everybody's nips and lips and dicks and
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Speaker 1: nips are falling off. They always doing this by a
37:32
Speaker 1: warfare stuff. And the problem is is COVID was such
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Speaker 1: a joke that people are gonna be like, oh, hound
37:43
Speaker 1: to virus whatever, and they're gonna get this shit and
37:47
Speaker 1: their lips and their dicks and their nips and their
37:51
Speaker 1: tits are gonna become crusty and fall the fuck off.
37:55
Speaker 1: It's gonna be like leprosy stuff. People's gonna be walking
37:59
Speaker 1: around with how arm no leg be holes, crested, taints busted.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna I just I already know what they're trying
38:10
Speaker 1: to get some I AM legend stuff popping off. If
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Speaker 1: they're not doing it with the ticks, they're gonna get
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Speaker 1: us with something else. Now you can't even go on
38:18
Speaker 1: a cruise. You thought you was going on a little
38:21
Speaker 1: carnival vacation. You're not going on a carnival vacation. Grandma
38:27
Speaker 1: is dead now, thanks carnival. Royal Caribbean, Royal oblivion, because
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Speaker 1: that bitch is dead. Now that bitch is deceased, passed
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Speaker 1: on to the other side. Sweet chariot swing Low Royal Caribbean.
38:51
Speaker 1: That's that's where we at. That's they probably playing this shit.
38:59
Speaker 1: It's just it's like the Titanic. There was probably a
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Speaker 1: motherfucker they wanted gone on that cruise and they're gone.
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Speaker 1: They got the houn to they got the countavirus. So anyways,
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Speaker 1: I don't know what your thoughts, feelings, opinions are. We're
39:19
Speaker 1: gonna get struck by lightning, a tank's gonna fall off,
39:22
Speaker 1: and we're gonna have to pay three hundred thousand tax
39:26
Speaker 1: dollars for men who murder and mutilate their girlfriend to
39:32
Speaker 1: get their penis turned inside out. Welcome to Wonderland. So anyways,
39:41
Speaker 1: just thought i'd catch up with you guys. Thanks so
39:43
Speaker 1: much for listening, Thanks for being here. I love you.
39:47
Speaker 1: Take care of yourselves. Might rethink that cruise trip you
39:51
Speaker 1: were planning. Keep yourself safe and I will catch you
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Speaker 1: on the next one.
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Speaker 6: Oh like bigger, bigger you.
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Speaker 1: You are not me.
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Speaker 7: Thinks that I will go to.
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Speaker 1: Just sensing rise. I'm not I said too much.
40:28
Speaker 7: Said it up.
40:31
Speaker 8: That's me in the corner. That's me in the spot
40:38
Speaker 8: like loosing my.
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Speaker 4: Religion, tryant keep up.
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Speaker 7: At a dumbhill by.
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Speaker 4: To her, I'm no said too much.
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Speaker 1: I haven't said uh