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The Moment Of Truth 9/9/25 · Gil I Am

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Speaker 1: So let's talk about the problem. A filmmaker is here
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Speaker 1: to do what they want, right, that is, they're here
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Speaker 1: to make a film. Some just expose problems. But that's
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Speaker 1: not what we were here to do with the religion business.
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Speaker 1: And we'll get into why I feel God led me
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Speaker 1: down this course that he did, and he puts some
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Speaker 1: big milestones in my life and tribulation in my life
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Speaker 1: to guide me to this. So the docu series presents
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Speaker 1: a massive problem. The reason why my business partner Chris
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Speaker 1: came on board is because we built a tech solution
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Speaker 1: that's non governmental that donors and congregants can use that
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Speaker 1: drives a stake of accountability right through the whole system.
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Speaker 1: And so we have a problem and a solution.
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Speaker 2: Danny, what message Sky, What message doesn't send to be
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Speaker 2: here with this group in this what as Liz described,
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Speaker 2: this almost show of strength?
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Speaker 3: And I think you know they said it best. It's
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Speaker 3: like if I could really say what, you know, what
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Speaker 3: we're looking for out of this is justice, looking for accountability,
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Speaker 3: and I think it's you know, we really have to
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Speaker 3: start questioning what do we stand for?
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Speaker 4: So you know, it means the world to.
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Speaker 3: Be here with you, all of you, and you know,
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Speaker 3: I think this is only the beginning of what's really
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Speaker 3: to come because showing a force like this, they have
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Speaker 3: to listen.
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Speaker 4: Now also even locationally where it is.
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Speaker 5: And when you think about flying distances, if you can
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Speaker 5: save a half an hour as fast as some of
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Speaker 5: these planes go and things go, and even the rockets go,
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Speaker 5: if you can say by having the best location. So
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Speaker 5: we went out, as you know, to experts, and we
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Speaker 5: had four different groups of experts.
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Speaker 4: They all said this was the best location.
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Speaker 5: I also loved it from the standpoint I know the
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Speaker 5: people of Alabama. They are great people, work hard, and
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Speaker 5: there's no games, and they're very proud of it. And
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Speaker 5: I would say they fought harder for it than anybody
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Speaker 5: else else.
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Speaker 6: You think it's unhealthy, well, it raises these GLP levels,
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Speaker 6: this natural peptide that limits appetite by one thousandfold, excuse me,
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Speaker 6: increases by thousandfold over what it normally is. It's extremely
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Speaker 6: effective and I would say for getting a lot of
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Speaker 6: weight off of people who really need that, I think
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Speaker 6: it's a great first pass, especially if they're unwilling to exercise.
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Speaker 6: I think anytime a pharmaceutical is on the table is Okay,
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Speaker 6: should somebody take an SSRI should they not? The real
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Speaker 6: question is what are they willing to do instead? If
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Speaker 6: they're willing to exercise, resistance train and eat well, we
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Speaker 6: then probably don't need ozempa.
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Speaker 7: But they say a zempic has other functions too.
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Speaker 8: Vince, how good a wrestler was? Sohold, let's just talk
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Speaker 8: about him as a wrestler, you know, to be an
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Speaker 8: iconic figure. I saw him naming his own mount rothschmore
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Speaker 8: a clip was doing the rounds. I think he had
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Speaker 8: the rock in there. He had Rick Flair. I think
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Speaker 8: he chose a few you know, big, big characters from wrestling.
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Speaker 8: But how good was he?
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, listen, he was an iconic character. And
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Speaker 9: Hulk Hogan wrestled a certain way, and Hulk Hogan used
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Speaker 9: the same repertoire over and over again. That's all Hulk
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Speaker 9: Hogan needed. But wrestling historians will tell you when Hulk
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Speaker 9: went over and wrestled in Japan, which is a totally
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Speaker 9: different type of style, Hulk could go. He was really
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Speaker 9: a good wrestler.
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Speaker 10: So I'm convinced that the only reason an atheist doesn't
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Speaker 10: find God is for the same reason a criminal does
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Speaker 10: not find the police's running away. Every sity' is based
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Speaker 10: on religion. Pardon, every society is based on religion, Yeah,
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Speaker 10: including ours. Ours is the trans religion or whatever it is,
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Speaker 10: but it's still a it's an evangelical faith. They find
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Speaker 10: the trans flag outside US embassies around the world.
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Speaker 11: I mean I'm not for it, of course, but I
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Speaker 11: mean I recognize what it is, which is a religion.
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Speaker 11: It's a religion.
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Speaker 12: Look well, Trump administration is arguably the most influential this
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Speaker 12: century and PROBA as well, dating back a good portion
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Speaker 12: of the last century as well. Love it like it, lumpet.
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Speaker 12: Trump is remaking in the United States of America.
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Speaker 13: Let's talk about tariffs first, right, there's all this talk
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Speaker 13: that Donald Trump always chickens out when it comes to tariff.
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Speaker 13: Uh uh no tacos for Trump. The effective tariff rate,
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Speaker 13: get this, it's eighteen percent. But is not just on tariff's,
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Speaker 13: which of course Donald Trump ran on in which you're
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Speaker 13: seeing a tremendously influential presidency.
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Speaker 14: What about immigration?
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Speaker 15: As our great Attorney General just told you, we can't
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Speaker 15: cannot deny or confirm what we're looking at, but what
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Speaker 15: we can discuss is what we've publicly disclosed. And these
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Speaker 15: documents have been publicly disclosed because the greatest way to
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Speaker 15: educate and bring along the American public for transparency, initiative
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Speaker 15: and accountability under President Trump is to give them the documents.
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Speaker 15: And step one is by cleaning house inside the walls
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Speaker 15: of Hoover.
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Speaker 16: Okay.
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Speaker 14: One of the important things you got to remember is
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Speaker 14: that that's the FBI's job. You gather the evidence and
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Speaker 14: then it is examined, in this case by the Attorney General,
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Speaker 14: Pam Bondy. And you know, but there's been a lot
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Speaker 14: of talk and a lot written about the investigation into
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Speaker 14: a grand conspiracy to the extent possible. What can you
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Speaker 14: tell us about that? In other words, that this is longstanding,
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Speaker 14: if it is in fact a grand conspiracy, that statutal
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Speaker 14: limitations would be eliminated, is.
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Speaker 7: That a violation of the separation of church and state?
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Speaker 7: Well do we even have to ask? I mean, what
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Speaker 7: do you think about that?
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 17: Look, I think having something available for kids to see
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Speaker 17: is one thing. Pounding it down their throats is another thing.
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Speaker 7: And it's a terrible list. It's a stupid list. Well,
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Speaker 7: it's not the ten worst things you could ever do.
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Speaker 7: It's a bullshit list.
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Speaker 17: Well, it's not. It's not a competition about the two
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Speaker 17: worst things you could do. The problem with any of
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Speaker 17: the ten, Yeah.
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Speaker 7: They're stupid the first the first four or all about
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Speaker 7: God's ego. You know, don't pray to other gods. Don't
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Speaker 7: have a statue of another god.
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Speaker 9: I don't.
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Speaker 16: I do not.
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Speaker 2: I assume he's like, I assume he's criticizing her looks.
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Speaker 2: That was my first react.
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Speaker 7: No, ill oh, no longer.
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Speaker 16: I don't think he means that. I recall when he
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Speaker 16: went to the Super Bowl earlier this year, he noted
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Speaker 16: at the time that the crowd booed her and cheered him.
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Speaker 16: I think at that point he started to detect that
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Speaker 16: she was faltering with the public.
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Speaker 3: And I will me that's I.
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Speaker 2: Will say this. Actually, Scott has a point here. I mean,
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Speaker 2: first of all, she made over a billion. She's a
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Speaker 2: billion dollars on that or ever.
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Speaker 4: Ye, like the.
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Speaker 2: Biggest hour ever in history when she endorsed Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: right before the election, and it was a very sort
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Speaker 2: of you know, I think it was like an Instagram
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Speaker 2: post or something. Her approval ratings, like people pull this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Her approved ratings went up with Democrats, but with Republicans
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Speaker 2: independence that actually went down strikingly. Like people don't like
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Speaker 2: celebrities and politicians getting involved in election.
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Speaker 7: They really don't think it actually hurts.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 18: The words that come to my mind is trust but verify. Yeah,
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Speaker 18: trust but verify. What you are about to talk about
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Speaker 18: is going to destroy maybe a little strong, but I
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Speaker 18: mean people put a lot of faith into these organizations.
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Speaker 18: And you know when you I mean, look, we saw
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Speaker 18: this in the medical community with COVID, Right, everybody puts
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Speaker 18: so much trust into the medical institutions that they that
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Speaker 18: that that when it came out that maybe this isn't
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Speaker 18: exactly how it was portrayed to be. You know it
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Speaker 18: it blew the doors off and created a tremendous amount
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Speaker 18: of distrust. Why do you want to see more of
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Speaker 18: these documents released publicly?
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Speaker 19: Accountability?
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Speaker 6: Right?
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Speaker 19: I think all this time and we've forgotten how large
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Speaker 19: of a scale this really is. What Virginia did, what
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Speaker 19: these women did, It's unprecedented.
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Speaker 2: This was a global operation.
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Speaker 19: It takes multiple people to make this happen over a
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Speaker 19: span of decades. Those people deserve to be accountable to, okay,
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Speaker 19: and they have that information. They have that information, they
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Speaker 19: have the power to do the right thing, and that
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Speaker 19: is what we're here for.
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Speaker 5: Houso Armed Services Committee Chair Mike Rogers, thank you, Mike
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Speaker 5: with Mike Mike, thank you very much doing great Mike.
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Speaker 5: Representatives Barry moorele great friends, Robert Adderholt, Gary Palmer and
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Speaker 5: Dale Strong.
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Speaker 4: Thank you all very much, fellas appreciate it.
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Speaker 5: In my first term, we created and I created a
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Speaker 5: thing called space for so important. You know, we were
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Speaker 5: losing the race in space very badly to China and
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Speaker 5: to Russia. And now we're far and away a number
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Speaker 5: one in space and re establish Space com with a
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Speaker 5: mission to protect American space assets and detect any threat
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Speaker 5: to our homeland.
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Speaker 6: The best way to support your gut microbiome is to
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Speaker 6: ingest enough fiber vegetables and fruits. But also if you
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Speaker 6: can to ingest some low sugar fermented foods. People immediately
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Speaker 6: say beer, No, not beer, that's not.
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Speaker 4: A lotional fermented food.
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Speaker 6: Things like sour kraut kinshi so soaur kraut, umbuji, kombucha
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Speaker 6: is great. Some have a little bit of alcoholics mindful
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Speaker 6: of that. For kids. Raw milk products, yes, can support
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Speaker 6: the gut microbiome. The sourcing and the handling of those
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Speaker 6: raw milk products is very important because if you allow
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Speaker 6: a lot of backti carey to flourish, you do introduce
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Speaker 6: the risk of contamination, and there have been some instances
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Speaker 6: where kids and adults have gotten pretty sick from raw
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Speaker 6: milk products.
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Speaker 8: Bob, before you fed out, you were incredibly close to Hulk.
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Speaker 8: Tell me about that, the real man behind the kind
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Speaker 8: of legend.
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Speaker 20: Well, I mean, you know, he's the godfather of my son.
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Speaker 20: He was the best man of my wedding. Vince will
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Speaker 20: tell you that. You know, I really I dabbled in
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Speaker 20: the wrestling business a little bit through TNA and stuff.
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Speaker 20: And it was not because of my ability or because
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Speaker 20: I was a wrestler. It was because Hulk, you know,
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Speaker 20: told Vince and Dixie, hey gonna spring Bubby in and
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Speaker 20: they found some kind of job for me. So he
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Speaker 20: was and he was, you know, he was like everybody
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Speaker 20: on this panel right now will say the common denominator
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Speaker 20: is Hulk. Hulk Terry had a heart of gold. He
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Speaker 20: was an ultimate showman. He was a good father, and
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Speaker 20: you know, he just he just was so giving and
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Speaker 20: and and iconic and immortal.
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Speaker 10: The twentieth century had more Christian martyrs than all the
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Speaker 10: centuries before that.
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Speaker 11: Combine. I noticed, Yep, that's not talked about too much. Yeah,
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Speaker 11: really yeah.
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Speaker 10: Since the year two thousand, over fifty thousand Nigerian Christians
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Speaker 10: have been slaughtered by terrorists for their faith in Christ,
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Speaker 10: beheaded right outside the church or inside the jury building.
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Speaker 10: That's tragic. That is so sick, so sad, and yet
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Speaker 10: it's real. And yet I'm convinced that the blood of
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Speaker 10: the martyrs is the seat of the church. I'm convinced
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Speaker 10: that to spread Christianity, I must not kill others, but
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Speaker 10: be willing to die for my faith.
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Speaker 11: To be killed.
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Speaker 14: Cash Bettel. This is transparency the American people deserve. I
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Speaker 14: know it takes a lot of time. Look, they spent
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Speaker 14: two years to bring charges against President Trump and you've
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Speaker 14: only been there but what six months. We appreciate you
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Speaker 14: taking time to share this information with us and update us,
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Speaker 17: You say all this other bullshit. That's let me other
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Speaker 17: bullshit to you. But if you have somebody that's worshiping
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Speaker 17: their phone and worshiping all of these things that people
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Speaker 17: have generated, and that is happening with young people. We
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Speaker 17: have the highest depression and anxiety among our young people
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Speaker 17: since records have started being kept.
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Speaker 7: And you think it's a long way around to defend
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Speaker 7: what you're talking about, we went all the way to
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Speaker 7: cell phones to say there have ten commandments in the classroom, and.
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Speaker 17: That one has said worship worship no other God. There
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Speaker 17: are people that are worshiping phones. They are worshiping other
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Speaker 17: It's not a long way around, absolutely true.
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Speaker 7: But should other government agencies be doing the same.
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Speaker 2: I think news organizations should incorporate more bureaus outside of
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Speaker 2: New York, LA and West.
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Speaker 16: One bottom in the slightest at the Agriculture Department was
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Speaker 16: in Iowa, and the Department of Homeland Security with somewhere,
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Speaker 16: I mean, you know, Washington. There's a concentration of people
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Speaker 16: there who only talk to each other.
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Speaker 18: So I'm very nervous about this interview, by the way,
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Speaker 18: but I think it's important. But you know, I I'm
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Speaker 18: nervous about it because we're going to expose a lot
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Speaker 18: of corruption within the churches. And you know, my fear
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Speaker 18: is I never want to know. I prayed about this,
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Speaker 18: I've thought a lot about it, and I don't want
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Speaker 18: to drive anybody away from Christianity because of what's about
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Speaker 18: to be revealed. And so this was a this was
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Speaker 18: a big decision for me to do this. And you know,
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Speaker 18: I'm curious, you know, before we dive too far into it.
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Speaker 18: I mean, do you feel like that's happening? Do you
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Speaker 18: feel like you're driving people away from Christianity by exposing
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Speaker 18: this stuff?
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Speaker 1: No, No, quite the opposite.
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Speaker 5: We initially selected Huntsville for the Spacecom headquarters. Yet those
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Speaker 5: plans were wrongfully obstructed by the Biden administry, and as
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Speaker 5: you know, they moved them to a different locale.
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Speaker 4: And today we're moving forward.
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Speaker 5: With what we want to do and the place that
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Speaker 5: we want to have this and this will be there
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Speaker 5: for hopefully hundreds of years. That's where it's going to be.
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Speaker 5: I will say, I want to thank Colorado. The problem
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Speaker 5: I have with Colorado one of the big problems they
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Speaker 5: do mail in voting. They went to all mail in voting,
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Speaker 5: so they have automatically crooked elections and we can't have that.
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Speaker 5: When the state is for mail in voting, that means
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Speaker 5: they want dis honest elections, because that's.
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Speaker 4: What that means. So that played a big factor also.
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Speaker 7: But I always want to know when they come up
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Speaker 7: with something and then somebody says, well, it's effective at
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Speaker 7: what we designed it for, I'm like, I'm never arguing
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Speaker 7: with that. I want to know is what happens downstream
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Speaker 7: because again, just as the layman common sense is, when
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Speaker 7: you block one thing in the body, usually it has
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Speaker 7: some other effect somewhere else. That's when I'm asking you
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Speaker 7: what is going on. It's doing the thing it's supposed
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Speaker 7: to do. What is the bad side of that? Or
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Speaker 7: is there one?
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Speaker 6: Well, there are activities of GLP one outside of appetite,
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Speaker 6: so you see things like nausea. You also see reductions
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Speaker 6: in appetite for alcohol because of the reductions in sugar craving,
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Speaker 6: so that's considered a positive side effect. There are now
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Speaker 6: a number of people that are looking at this for
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Speaker 6: the treatment of various addictions. I'm not saying it's all good.
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Speaker 21: And just back to stop treading in the band that
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Speaker 21: you guys have put in place there on the floor.
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Speaker 8: What else do we need to.
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Speaker 21: Know about it? Are you confident it has the support
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Speaker 21: for President Trump's sun it into law. I don't have
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Speaker 21: a good sense where either the Senate or the White
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Speaker 21: House is. We're working right now on just getting it
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Speaker 21: through the House, and I would say those efforts are
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Speaker 21: bearing quite a little bit of fruit. I think there
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Speaker 21: was some initial resistance on both sides of the aisle
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Speaker 21: about it. Listen, is this something.
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Speaker 4: We really need to do? Do we need to.
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Speaker 21: Take away this freedom for members of Congress? But I
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Speaker 21: would tell you of the time after I get to
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Speaker 21: get done talking to one of my colleagues lobbying them
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Speaker 21: on this topic, they see the light and they've been
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Speaker 21: willing to come aboard.
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Speaker 13: You know.
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Speaker 8: I saw a Rocky poster behind you as you were
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Speaker 8: speaking there, and I was a massive Rocky fan. I
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Speaker 8: remember Rocky three when he played was it Thunderlips was
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Speaker 8: the character. I think that the wrestling star who sort
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Speaker 8: of beats Rocky up and then goes from being this
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Speaker 8: absolute kind of monster to the moment is over, he's
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Speaker 8: the most gentle giant, incredibly polite and so on. And
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Speaker 8: that was kind of my experience. I interviewed him at
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Speaker 8: the height of the big Gorka sex scandal, and I
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Speaker 8: was struck by how different he seemed in person to
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Speaker 8: this persona. The only hul Cogan I'd ever known was
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Speaker 8: this extraordinary screen and stage and theater and arena performer.
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Speaker 8: But the actual man himself seemed to me a much
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Speaker 8: gentler character, very respectful, very polite, certainly nothing like the
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Speaker 8: kind of rampaging monster he often was in the ring.
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Speaker 10: But if there is a God who's forgiven you, then
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Speaker 10: he'd be very wise to be god like in the
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Speaker 10: way you forgive others.
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Speaker 11: That's not the message of the Old Testament, which I
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Speaker 11: read last year and was pretty shocked by, as I
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Speaker 11: think many people who read it are shocked by the
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Speaker 11: violence in it and shocked by the revenge in it,
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Speaker 11: the genocide in it. What do you make of that?
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Speaker 10: I understand why you say what you just said, But
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Speaker 10: to be honest with you, Tucker, I disagree. I think
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Speaker 10: what you see in the Old Testament is the judgment
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Speaker 10: of God. It's not genocide.
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Speaker 14: Officials That would probably be people like Brennan and Clapper
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Speaker 14: and maybe some others decided to do a new intelligence
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Speaker 14: assessment because they didn't like the old one, and they
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Speaker 14: got a narrative that moved forward. But yet also they
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Speaker 14: added something and I believe it was John Brennan that
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Speaker 14: said they did not do this. But then they used
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Speaker 14: the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for Russian disinformation dossier
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Speaker 14: that was also used by James Comy for the FIZA applications.
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Speaker 7: He signed three of the four.
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Speaker 14: He was warned in August of twenty sixteen not to
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Speaker 14: use it. And then we knew definitively by December of
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Speaker 14: twenty sixteen that in fact that that dossier had been debunked,
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Speaker 14: and that Christopher Steele was incredible.
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Speaker 7: There's only two things on it that are laws. Don't
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Speaker 7: don't steal and don't kill. We couldn't have figured that
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Speaker 7: out without the Bible. It's a dumber but it's good
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Speaker 7: to have it in there.
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Speaker 4: It's not a bad thing to say bout on not killed.
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Speaker 7: But if you have a listen, but if you're if
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Speaker 7: a kid is seven years old and very impressionable, and
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Speaker 7: this is the list of the ten worst things you
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Speaker 7: can do, and you've buried those two amid this other
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Speaker 7: bullshit and left out rape and all these incests and
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Speaker 7: slavery and all these other things. That is not a
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Speaker 7: smart thing to do for an rressionable child who's trying.
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Speaker 4: To learn what I knew.
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Speaker 19: There was one.
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Speaker 7: Okay, what did you make of Donald Trump's post this
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Speaker 7: morning alleging that since I said I hate Taylor Swift,
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Speaker 7: he's got all the deals, but he still has time
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Speaker 7: for this. You gotta learnd it since I said she's
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Speaker 7: no longer hot, or I don't think he means physically hot.
19:34
Speaker 7: I think he means hot in the business. I think, well,
19:36
Speaker 7: she just finished the biggest
19:37
Speaker 2: Sure he doesn't mean physically hot.