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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Well today go to day. Hello and how are you?
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Speaker 6: I'm Run Edwards and welcome to the run at Which
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Speaker 6: American Experience talk show. And do we have a great
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Speaker 6: show lined up for you today? Doctor Rinnie Moon is
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Speaker 6: going to be stopping by. He's a great pediatrician, going
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Speaker 6: to be talking about healthcare, especially for young Americans or
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Speaker 6: things getting better? Or is it the status quo? Boy
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Speaker 6: oh boy, wasn't it made for big time primetime TV? Today?
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Speaker 6: President Trump met today with South African President Cyril Ramaposa.
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Speaker 6: It started out really nice and friendly and cordial, but
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Speaker 6: you know, the South African president protested against claims of genocide.
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Speaker 6: And those of us who have been paying attention to
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Speaker 6: the news have been knowing for some time that there's
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Speaker 6: been a lot of genocide going on in the colorized
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Speaker 6: nation of South Africa. And the video showed a radical
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Speaker 6: leader Julius Malema and other black political figures addressing rallies.
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Speaker 6: Addressing rallies a chanting slogans such as kill the farmers
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Speaker 6: and shoot to kill. The video also showed threats to
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Speaker 6: seize white owned farmland and a large memorial to murdered
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Speaker 6: farmers featuring over a thousand crosses along a roadside. You know,
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Speaker 6: they showed a video of that, and it's amazing to
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Speaker 6: watch the president of South Africa deny such atrocities and
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Speaker 6: then Trump saying, well, go ahead, turn on the video.
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Speaker 6: We've got a video. And they start showing the video
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Speaker 6: and everything, and the South African president is sitting there.
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Speaker 6: You know, he looks like that in that commercial, I
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Speaker 6: think it was a candy commercial or something, and says
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Speaker 6: want to be somewhere else. He certainly looked like he
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Speaker 6: wanted to disappear, and he rightfully so. He should have
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Speaker 6: been embarrassed. And by the way, the South African should
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Speaker 6: be as embarrassed as anyone in human history. South Africa
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Speaker 6: at one time at one of the ten largest economies
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Speaker 6: in the world, with so much potential and up the
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Speaker 6: wang Wang beautiful country, one of the most beautiful places
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Speaker 6: on Earth. And when the Blacks took over from from
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Speaker 6: the racist whites under uppartheide what they should have done
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Speaker 6: was was adopted more freedom oriented ways. And back in
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Speaker 6: the day when they were battling against apartheid, there were
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Speaker 6: two schools of thought. There was one headed up by
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Speaker 6: the African what was the a oh my gosh. Anyway,
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Speaker 6: it was an African led communist organization. It was started
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Speaker 6: by I think a German guy, and of course the
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Speaker 6: freedom fighters led by General Bhutam. And but the Lacey
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Speaker 6: had been to America. He went to school in the
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Speaker 6: United States, and uh, a really great guy. I was
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Speaker 6: impressed with us some of his interviews that I heard
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Speaker 6: towards the end of his life, and it was sad
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Speaker 6: that they went the communist route under you know, remember
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Speaker 6: Winning Mandela and the necklacing incidents where they would grab
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Speaker 6: people who wanted freedom, you know, fellow blacks, and they
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Speaker 6: would put a tire around their necks, put gasoline in
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Speaker 6: the tire and lighted up, lighter up, and uh. They
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Speaker 6: used to do it at nighttime because you know what,
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Speaker 6: they really wanted to see the light and glow the fire,
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Speaker 6: the fires glowing around the necks of people and they
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Speaker 6: would be you know how they jump up and down
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Speaker 6: and chant this, that and the other, simply because a
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Speaker 6: lot of the population wanted true freedom. Why would you
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Speaker 6: want to go from apartheid to something even worse which
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Speaker 6: they have now because now under communism their prosperity is
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Speaker 6: being wiped away. And what they should have done was
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Speaker 6: adopted what Butalesy wanted to do more of a free
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Speaker 6: market economic system. But Winnie and Nelson. Nelson was a
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Speaker 6: great actor. He had everyone thinking that he was such
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Speaker 6: this a wonderful guy. He always ran around saying we
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Speaker 6: love you, and everyone was charmed. And you know, but
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Speaker 6: and of course there was Winnie, the wife, who was
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Speaker 6: so much worse than he was, at least in action.
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Speaker 6: Most people didn't know that they carried the same philosophical base,
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Speaker 6: but she was like it was like an act of
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Speaker 6: good cop back coop. But most people fell for Nelson,
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Speaker 6: and even for a while I thought, oh boy, he's
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Speaker 6: such a wonderful man, wonderful, a wonderful But then I
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Speaker 6: learned the truth. But of course Winny was much worse,
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Speaker 6: and of course they won out. And to this day,
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Speaker 6: blacks are just suffering in South Africa. And here's another thing,
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Speaker 6: and I'm surprised that they have a very dark skinned president.
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Speaker 6: Because in South Africa there's a system called colorization. And
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Speaker 6: let's say, if a dark person goes to a restaurant,
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Speaker 6: and even if it's a black waiter, the waiter will
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Speaker 6: not wait on the real dark customer. Now he'll wait
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Speaker 6: on light skin Blacks and Indians, but if you're a
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Speaker 6: real dark black, they'll say, no, we don't wait on them,
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Speaker 6: we don't wait on the dark ones. And these are
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Speaker 6: blacks against blacks. So these people never wake up. And
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Speaker 6: it just amazes me how, just like in this country,
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Speaker 6: when blacks went through the bastardized rights movement commonly known
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Speaker 6: as civil rights, what do they do? They adopted more
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Speaker 6: socialist leanings, which helped the white leftist democrats destroy the
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Speaker 6: inner cities of America. And they stood idly by while
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Speaker 6: the whites kicked manufacturing out of this country, which caused
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Speaker 6: the black middle class to be decimated in this country.
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Speaker 6: And it's the same philosophical base but more violent in
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Speaker 6: South Africa. On one hand, oh, white, he is horrible, Well,
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Speaker 6: he's done this to us. But then they turn around
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Speaker 6: and adopt a system which they're in charge of, like
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Speaker 6: blacks in charge of American cities like Brandon Johnson, for example,
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Speaker 6: in Chicago. Chicago is much worse off than it ever
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Speaker 6: was under previous administrations which we were white, and under
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Speaker 6: there was a great black mayor's name was Harold Washington.
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Speaker 6: I believe he was in power during the nineteen seventies,
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Speaker 6: I think, if memory serves me correctly, or the early
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Speaker 6: eighties might have been the late seventies into the eighties,
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Speaker 6: but somewhere around there. But for the most part, since
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Speaker 6: those times, when blacks have taken over positions of power,
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Speaker 6: whether it's in South Africa or Chicago or Atlanta or
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Speaker 6: many places around the country, this country read things got
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Speaker 6: much worse and it's sad. They showed the video today
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Speaker 6: and one of the parts of the video was a
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Speaker 6: picture of thousands of crosses along the roadway. Now months ago,
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Speaker 6: I saw that picture myself, and you know, this is
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Speaker 6: stuff has been going on for quite a while, and
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Speaker 6: it seems that either they don't learn from history or
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Speaker 6: they don't care, because this is what happened in the
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Speaker 6: Rhodesia used to be Rhodesia now it's Zimbabwe. And in
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Speaker 6: the Rhodesia when the black communists took over, guess what happened.
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Speaker 6: They wiped out the white farmers and so now Zimbabwe
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Speaker 6: is begging for food. Before they bumped off the white farmers,
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Speaker 6: guess what when it was Rhodesia, Rhodesia was not only
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Speaker 6: self sufficient when it came to its own food supply,
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Speaker 6: it was a food exporting nation. And I don't care
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Speaker 6: what color you are. If you adopt communism, you're going
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Speaker 6: to starve. You're going to be a lot hungrier, You're
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Speaker 6: going to be a lot poorer. Things are going to
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Speaker 6: be a lot worse than they were before. You don't
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Speaker 6: Welcome. This is the round everage American Experience and our
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Speaker 6: guest today doctor Riddimon. We hope to get a hold
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Speaker 6: of her today and we're going to be talking about
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Speaker 6: pediatrics and is there or will there be the dawning
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Speaker 6: of a better health care for our children throughout America.
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Speaker 6: But in the meantime, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green has reintroduced
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Speaker 6: her landmark legislation, the Protect Children's Innocence Act, which would
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Speaker 6: criminalize general mutilation chemical castration in all sex change procedures
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Speaker 6: performed on America's children now. The legislation aims to criminalize
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Speaker 6: genital mutilation and chemical castration of minor children by making
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Speaker 6: it a felony to provide puberty blockers, hormones, or surgical
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Speaker 6: sex change operations for miners. Now, those who violate the
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Speaker 6: law could be subject to a federal prison sentence of
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Speaker 6: ten years or a significant fine. Personally, I think they
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Speaker 6: should get both. And it criminalizes any attempt to perform
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Speaker 6: or facilitate genital or bodily mutilization or chemical castration on
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Speaker 6: a minor up to ten years in federal prison and
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Speaker 6: or a significant fine. Bans all puberty blockers and cross
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Speaker 6: sex hormone treatments for children. It provides no exemption for
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Speaker 6: mental health disorders as justification for these procedures. It defines
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Speaker 6: chemical castration and genital or bodily mutilation with detailed legal clarity,
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Speaker 6: attempts children born. It exempts children born with certain rare
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Speaker 6: genetic conditions or who are experiencing medical emergencies as certified
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Speaker 6: by a decent position. The bill was previously introduced in
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Speaker 6: the Senate five. Vice President J. D. Vance now to
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Speaker 6: Protect Children's Innocence Act strengthens and codifies President Donald Trump's
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Speaker 6: executive order banning gender transition procedures for miners.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 6: Miss Green's office said that together, this legislation and the
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Speaker 6: President's action sent a clear message the federal government will
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Speaker 6: no longer tolerate the abuse and exploitation of children by
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Speaker 6: the radical gender ideology of the left. Green first introduced
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Speaker 6: the bill in twenty twenty two. Left wing activists and
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Speaker 6: medical institutions are targeting America's children dangerous drugs disfiguring surgeries,
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Speaker 6: and permanent sterilization. According to Green, Well, let's introduce our guests.
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Speaker 6: Her name is doctor Rennie Moon. She's a great pediatrician
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Speaker 6: and has been very concerned, as have I with the
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Speaker 6: treatment of America's children by the traditional medical industry. Hello doctor,
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Speaker 6: and welcome back.
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Speaker 9: Hello. How are you.
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Speaker 6: Doing, super? I don't know if you heard me. I
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Speaker 6: was talking about the Marjorie Taylor Green's introduction of the
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Speaker 6: Protect the Children's Innocence Act, which would protect children from
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Speaker 6: any genital mutilization, chemical castration, and all sex change procedures
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Speaker 6: being performed on children. And you know what's really tragic
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Speaker 6: about this doc is that parents are okay with this,
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Speaker 6: you know, albeit leftist parents, but still this is tragic.
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Speaker 6: I think that's most tragic at all, that any parent
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Speaker 6: would be okay with such craziness. What say you?
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I fully agree. I have not had a chance
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Speaker 9: to look at the act that she's putting together, the legislation,
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Speaker 9: but the transgender movement, anyone with the sane mind and
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Speaker 9: logical mind can understand that a child cannot make these
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Speaker 9: life altering decisions when they're under the age of eighteen.
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Speaker 9: You just can't do that, So watching parents promote this
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Speaker 9: and push this on their children has been particularly upsetting. Now.
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Speaker 9: When I practiced in Washington State, I saw this very
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Speaker 9: sadly firsthand, and I want the listener to understand two things.
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Speaker 9: One is that the parents that do this, I think
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Speaker 9: are caught up in a societal crazy, groupthink type of
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Speaker 9: behavior where I truly believe that they think they're doing
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Speaker 9: the right thing by supporting their child and being loving
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Speaker 9: towards that child, but they're actually harming their children, there's
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Speaker 9: no doubt. And two, I was seeing children as young
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Speaker 9: as three years old being brought to my office with
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Speaker 9: parents telling me that that child was gender transitioning. A
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Speaker 9: three year old, a four year old, you know, this
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Speaker 9: is just pure insanity, and watching the parents promote what
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Speaker 9: amounts to child abuse is unbelievable.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: That set enough to Gaga Maggot one case that made
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Speaker 6: national news, who was in Texas. It started in Texas
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Speaker 6: a couple was getting a divorce and to punish the husband,
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Speaker 6: who was turned out to be a good guy according
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Speaker 6: to all the details in the situation, she decides she
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Speaker 6: wants to fix her son. To put it gently, and
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Speaker 6: of course, in Texas, the husband was getting some support.
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Speaker 6: So what does she do. She high tails it to California.
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Speaker 6: And in California, the husband, the father has no real
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Speaker 6: voice because it's all about the woman and blah blah blah.
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Speaker 6: So she takes the son. I think he was about
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Speaker 6: eight years old. And even during there, before she even
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Speaker 6: moved to California to have the sun cut off, they
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Speaker 6: had been going back and forth and she would send
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Speaker 6: the son, let's say, for the weekend to the husband,
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Speaker 6: or for the time period that he had with the husband.
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Speaker 6: They had split parental time with the child, and she
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Speaker 6: would send the son to the father and address, and
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Speaker 6: the son would say things like, I don't want to
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Speaker 6: be in address. I don't like this stuff. And of
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Speaker 6: course he was complaining about it rightfully so and that's
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Speaker 6: when she said, you know what, without his permission, all
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Speaker 6: of a sudden, during her time with the child, she
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Speaker 6: takes it to California and sets him up to get
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Speaker 6: cut off and everything like that and transitioned. And of
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Speaker 6: course four the poor father was just devastated and there
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Speaker 6: was nothing he could do because, like I said, in California,
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Speaker 6: you know, and much of America, dads don't matter, and
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Speaker 6: there it is. And I haven't heard what has happened
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Speaker 6: with the child ever since she got the okay from
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Speaker 6: a California judge to chop the boy off and do
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Speaker 6: what she wanted to do. I don't know if you're
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Speaker 6: familiar with that case or not.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I think if we're talking about the same case,
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Speaker 9: because sadly, there have been many where parents, you know,
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Speaker 9: pit the child, one parent against the other. Right, the
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Speaker 9: child's trying to please both parents and they both have
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Speaker 9: radically different viewpoints, which is a terrible position to put
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Speaker 9: any child in. But if I'm thinking, if we're thinking
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Speaker 9: of the same case, the mom in question in one
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Speaker 9: of these cases was a pediatrician herself, you know. So
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Speaker 9: here's someone trained to make sure that she's optimizing the
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Speaker 9: health of our nation's children, and yet she's destroying her
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Speaker 9: own child. It's tragic to watch it play out, but
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Speaker 9: not unheard of, and we're certainly hearing of many cases
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Speaker 9: like that around the nation where custody is being used
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Speaker 9: as a weapon.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so this is a case where in these are
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Speaker 6: the kinds of case is that something like this needs
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Speaker 6: to be enacted into law. I understand that President Trump
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Speaker 6: enacted an executive order, but that's not enough. This has
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Speaker 6: to be inculcated into law and there has to be
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Speaker 6: punishments behind, in my humble opinion, torturing America's children, and
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Speaker 6: you know, and the case goes on. I'd like to
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Speaker 6: ask you, given the developments in the Trump administration and
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Speaker 6: primarily with Robert Kennedy Junior and the things that he
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Speaker 6: is pushing, are you more encouraged today as a pediatrician
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Speaker 6: over the possibilities in the not too distant future, over
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Speaker 6: the positive changes that may occur as far as nutrition,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 9: Yes, but I you know, absolutely, I think we're all
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Speaker 9: encouraged with what we're seeing. But I think my impressions
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Speaker 9: of this are what many people share. As we look
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Speaker 9: at what's happening. The lobbyists with big Pharma and the
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Speaker 9: big entities that are controlling this nation, they're very strong.
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Speaker 9: We're up against an epic battle of really good versus evil,
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Speaker 9: and it's going to take a lot of time to
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Speaker 9: figure this out and disentangle us from the powers that
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Speaker 9: are hurting our children and hurting all of our futures. So, yes,
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Speaker 9: we're seeing encouraging things happening, But I don't want the
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Speaker 9: public to feel that you don't have a voice in this.
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Speaker 9: We need you more now than ever. We need you
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Speaker 9: to be louder and stronger and more forceful when you
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Speaker 9: talk to family and friends. Hold your ground, you know
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Speaker 9: what's right, you know what's wrong, and don't cower from it.
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Speaker 9: Speak the truth and help us out. We need to
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Speaker 9: all mobilize together to fix this.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we do. We have a broken system in our
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Speaker 6: country and it's by design. In my humble opinion, it's
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Speaker 6: part of the effort, one of the many negative pillars
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Speaker 6: that are being utilized to destroy our country. And what
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Speaker 6: better way to destroy a nation, especially for its future,
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Speaker 6: than to damage its young people through genital mutilation, bad nutrition,
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Speaker 6: immoral teachings in doctrinations, etc. Etc. The trilogy. That trilogy
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Speaker 6: is so damaging not only to the children involved, but
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Speaker 6: also to the nation overall in the future, and that's
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Speaker 6: something that needs to be addressed. And I agree with you.
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Speaker 6: Parents need to get more involved than ever before. We
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Speaker 6: do at least have an advocate in my opinion, in
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Speaker 6: the White House and in the Cabinet, which is a
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Speaker 6: big change from the previous administration. The Uncle Joe Biden administration,
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Speaker 6: and so now the time the push like never before.
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Speaker 6: And I believe we can win, Doc, I really do,
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Speaker 6: and I think we will. But as you said, for
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Speaker 6: parents to get involved and get a little Craig Cray,
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Speaker 6: because you know, it's only our children, it's only our
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Speaker 6: future we're dealing with. I run Edwards with doctor Rennie Moon,
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Speaker 6: and we'll be right back in more conversation on this
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Speaker 9: This is doctor Renny Moon. I'm with Global COVID Summit
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Speaker 6: She's a great pediatrician and she is one of those
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30:40
Speaker 6: any illness and send them on their way as healthy
30:44
Speaker 6: little ones to grow up into healthy adults. Welcome back back, Doc.
30:49
Speaker 6: I want to talk a little bit about your take
30:53
Speaker 6: on the effort to make America's food more nutritious, getting
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Speaker 6: rid of those of dies and other chemicals that are
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Speaker 6: so poisonous and that are not even allowed in many
31:07
Speaker 6: other countries around the world, and their complaints because American
31:12
Speaker 6: products are not allowed to be sold in other countries.
31:14
Speaker 6: But when it comes to food, I can't blame the
31:17
Speaker 6: other countries but for saying noo, because they don't want
31:21
Speaker 6: those editors, they don't want those harmful dies going to
31:25
Speaker 6: their children. What say you?
31:27
Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Absolutely? You know, when we look at the diets of
31:30
Speaker 9: our children, they're terrible. And when we look at their weight,
31:34
Speaker 9: you know, we have so many young children, so many
31:38
Speaker 9: young children who are overweight, and not just overweight, but obese.
31:43
Speaker 9: Their health heading into the future is terrible if they
31:46
Speaker 9: don't start to lose that weight and kind of grow
31:48
Speaker 9: into it as they grow taller. So absolutely we need
31:52
Speaker 9: to focus on what they're being set at school, what
31:55
Speaker 9: they're being taught by their families. You know, the whole
31:58
Speaker 9: food pyramid needs to be assessed. Many many things to
32:03
Speaker 9: do with regard to that, But there's also some concern
32:08
Speaker 9: with this whole movement. Also, we have to look at
32:11
Speaker 9: it critically from all angles. And that's to say, okay, well,
32:15
Speaker 9: let's make sure that in doing this and looking at
32:17
Speaker 9: the food pyramid and looking at removing guys from food,
32:21
Speaker 9: let's make sure that we're not deflecting attention from the
32:24
Speaker 9: other issues that we know are out there, which are
32:28
Speaker 9: questions about the childhood vaccine schedule and the dangers potentially
32:32
Speaker 9: of that, questions about why the COVID nineteen shots still
32:36
Speaker 9: remains on the shot schedule for children who were never
32:40
Speaker 9: at risk significantly of a fatality from COVID. Ever, there
32:44
Speaker 9: was never an emergency for them, and yet this very
32:47
Speaker 9: very concerning medical genetic product remains on their shot schedule.
32:52
Speaker 9: So we want to make sure that we're not you know,
32:55
Speaker 9: we're not playing squirrel and looking over in one direction,
32:58
Speaker 9: while the big pharmaceutical companies continue to get away with
33:02
Speaker 9: it behind our backs.
33:04
Speaker 6: Why do you think that is? Because you know, the
33:07
Speaker 6: Corona conavirus shot, more people were harmed by the shot
33:13
Speaker 6: than amongst those who did not take the shot, I
33:16
Speaker 6: mean by many times over. So are they hardheaded or
33:20
Speaker 6: what's going on.
33:22
Speaker 9: You mean in terms of the general public or in
33:24
Speaker 9: terms of.
33:25
Speaker 6: The the corruption why they continue to schedule these shots
33:31
Speaker 6: which are in my opinion, not good for for babies
33:35
Speaker 6: or for anyone.
33:37
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean it's clearly all profit driven. Right, So
33:39
Speaker 9: we have big companies that are making huge amounts of
33:42
Speaker 9: money from these products, and that is very dangerous.
33:47
Speaker 13: Right.
33:48
Speaker 9: So the power that big farm has over all of
33:51
Speaker 9: American society can't be understated here, and we need to
33:55
Speaker 9: not take our eyes off of that as we look
33:57
Speaker 9: to improve the foods that our children eating. So yeah, absolutely,
34:01
Speaker 9: let's take a look critically at what our kids were eating.
34:04
Speaker 9: Let's get them out there exercising, Let's get them playing.
34:08
Speaker 9: More importantly, let's get them off these electronics cell phone gadgets.
34:11
Speaker 9: Get them outside, give them an empty box and some markers,
34:15
Speaker 9: and let them build you know, a spaceship or whatever
34:18
Speaker 9: their imagination tells them to do. But get them off
34:21
Speaker 9: these electronics. And while doing that, at the same time,
34:24
Speaker 9: let's not take our eyes off of what big Pharma
34:27
Speaker 9: is doing and what their profits are.
34:30
Speaker 6: Yeah, because yeah, you're right though, we need to get
34:33
Speaker 6: the children out and playing and climbing trees, going to
34:38
Speaker 6: the lake and fishing and doing all kinds of good stuff.
34:41
Speaker 6: And that's you know, I go.
34:43
Speaker 9: Ahead, absolutely. You know, I was thinking the other day.
34:45
Speaker 9: I was I was mostly working hospitals, but I work
34:48
Speaker 9: in clinics as well around the country, and I was thinking,
34:51
Speaker 9: you know, when we were kids, we would be outside
34:54
Speaker 9: from dusk until dawn. We came home when the street
34:56
Speaker 9: lights came on, and we had so much fun running
34:59
Speaker 9: and playing. And I remember my knees and all of
35:02
Speaker 9: our knees were just scabbed over all summer long because
35:05
Speaker 9: we'd run, run, run, and fall right and fall into
35:08
Speaker 9: the pavement. As a pediatrician, I saw a kid, a
35:13
Speaker 9: little patient maybe four or five months ago, with a
35:16
Speaker 9: scab on his knee, and it was the first child
35:19
Speaker 9: I've seen with a scab on his knee. And I
35:21
Speaker 9: don't even know how many years. And I'm not kidding,
35:24
Speaker 9: like the kids are just not scabbing up their knees
35:27
Speaker 9: anymore because they're not running around outside playing. They're sitting
35:30
Speaker 9: there on their gadgets. They're sitting there with these electronics,
35:33
Speaker 9: and they're very harmful to their development. So whatever you can,
35:37
Speaker 9: again help the children that are in your range, you know,
35:43
Speaker 9: kids that you can help influence, help them have better lives.
35:46
Speaker 9: Get them off their electronics, get them out in the sunshine,
35:49
Speaker 9: have them eat healthy fruits and snacks. Teach them that
35:53
Speaker 9: their bodies matter and that they don't want to ruin
35:56
Speaker 9: their brains by sitting indoors all day playing video games.
36:00
Speaker 6: Yeah. And to add to what you're saying, I think
36:03
Speaker 6: that children should not and I mean this in huge letters,
36:08
Speaker 6: should not be receiving sodas, or at least not in
36:12
Speaker 6: large amounts. As a child, it was so funny when
36:15
Speaker 6: I look back on it. I would be allowed maybe
36:18
Speaker 6: a half a cup a little teeny teeny tiny amount
36:22
Speaker 6: of soda on the weekend, and once I learned about
36:28
Speaker 6: it in school, I didn't drink any sodas. But yet
36:32
Speaker 6: today you find and I'm really glad that RFK and
36:36
Speaker 6: the Trumpster are working on this so that I guess
36:40
Speaker 6: you can't under the SNAP program, you can no longer
36:44
Speaker 6: or they're trying to make it so that you can
36:46
Speaker 6: no longer use food stamps to purchase things like sodas
36:51
Speaker 6: for children. And trust me, I've seen it where man
36:55
Speaker 6: oh Man, where a lot of parents will give that
36:57
Speaker 6: soda to their children every single day, a lite with
37:00
Speaker 6: McDonald's garbage and all of that, and then they wonder
37:02
Speaker 6: why they grow up.
37:03
Speaker 9: Sick what so you yeah, of course, absolutely, you know
37:07
Speaker 9: our culture has created this. When I look, I first
37:11
Speaker 9: started practiced in the light late nineteen nineties, and our
37:15
Speaker 9: kids were relatively healthy then. They really were. They were
37:17
Speaker 9: outside playing, we didn't have the electronics. I rarely sent
37:21
Speaker 9: a child to see a psychiatrist. It was just not needed.
37:24
Speaker 9: And now we have kids who are suffering from mental
37:28
Speaker 9: health issues, one after another after another. There you know,
37:31
Speaker 9: they're eating terrible foods, they're not outside playing, their weight
37:34
Speaker 9: is increasing. President Trump can do only so much. RFK
37:40
Speaker 9: Junior can only do so much. And it's wonderful that
37:42
Speaker 9: they're pushing in good directions from above. But they need us,
37:47
Speaker 9: they need you, They need you, the listener to do
37:50
Speaker 9: what you can with the children that are in your
37:53
Speaker 9: neighborhood and in your immediate families to help them. We
37:57
Speaker 9: need to push from the grassroots level up.
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Speaker 6: You know. You know what that means. What you're saying
38:03
Speaker 6: is that it's about we the people. And you're right,
38:07
Speaker 6: it's not about the government, big government doing this, that
38:09
Speaker 6: and the other. Government is supposed to create the atmosphere.
38:12
Speaker 6: Get out of the way, as Ronald Reagan used to say,
38:15
Speaker 6: And we the people are supposed to utilizing our gray
38:19
Speaker 6: matter that God gave us and do what is best,
38:22
Speaker 6: fundamentally best for not only ourselves, but our children and
38:25
Speaker 6: our children's children, and leave a great inheritance in the
38:28
Speaker 6: whole nine yards. But they're you know, we've got to
38:31
Speaker 6: start teaching those things too. Government school has to clean
38:35
Speaker 6: up its act. I think the churches need to clean
38:37
Speaker 6: up their act. That's right, as far as what's being
38:39
Speaker 6: absorbed into our minds, what say you?
38:42
Speaker 9: And we need to clean up our acts. You know,
38:44
Speaker 9: so many of our young parents are doing this alone.
38:46
Speaker 9: They're doing it without aunts and uncles and grandparents around
38:50
Speaker 9: because our families have split up in so many ways
38:53
Speaker 9: around the country. Right, you know, maybe Grandma lives three
38:56
Speaker 9: hundred miles away or a thousand miles away. They don't
38:59
Speaker 9: have those more experienced family members around to help. So
39:04
Speaker 9: be that help to somebody in your neighborhood, you know,
39:06
Speaker 9: offer to help. If you've raised children and you know
39:08
Speaker 9: how to do this, give them some you know, ask them.
39:11
Speaker 9: Of course, don't get them mad at you, but many
39:13
Speaker 9: of them are grateful for understanding, you know, understanding things
39:18
Speaker 9: because they're just doing their best and they're not they're
39:21
Speaker 9: not necessarily trying to cause harm to their children, but
39:24
Speaker 9: they don't understand, you know. I'm thinking about a mom
39:27
Speaker 9: that came to me many, many years ago now. But
39:29
Speaker 9: she was new to my practice years and years ago,
39:32
Speaker 9: and she was Spanish speaking only. I happened to speak Spanish,
39:36
Speaker 9: so that worked out that she would wheel her little
39:38
Speaker 9: two year old into my office with and he was
39:41
Speaker 9: morbidly obese at the age of two. I mean he
39:44
Speaker 9: was about the size of a four or five year
39:46
Speaker 9: old and he was two years old. And every time
39:48
Speaker 9: she willed him into my office, she had a bottle
39:50
Speaker 9: of chocolate milk, a bottle of chocolate milk with a
39:53
Speaker 9: nipple on it that she was drinking from just a
39:56
Speaker 9: straight infusion of sugar, you know, into his body. Seven.
40:00
Speaker 9: And she thought she was doing the right thing. She
40:02
Speaker 9: thought she was providing her child with with milk, which yes,
40:06
Speaker 9: is good for you up to a point, but not
40:08
Speaker 9: the chocolate part. And this child was just so overweight.
40:12
Speaker 9: I sat down with her and I showed her gently
40:14
Speaker 9: his growth chart, and I explained what it meant, and
40:18
Speaker 9: we talked and she changed. She changed. The next time
40:22
Speaker 9: she came to the office. She was smiling at me
40:24
Speaker 9: and said, I'm doing this and this and this. People
40:26
Speaker 9: want to learn and she just didn't know better. So
40:30
Speaker 9: let's do this with kindness, but let's do this forcefully.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, a man, doc, I want to thank you for
40:36
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43:11
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44:23
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44:33
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44:42
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44:48
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45:17
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45:22
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45:32
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45:37
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45:40
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45:44
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45:49
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45:51
Speaker 6: our way of life. And this is yet another reason
45:55
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45:57
Speaker 6: this country and who love and appreciate our way of life,
46:01
Speaker 6: have to be more involved in our society, and how
46:07
Speaker 6: we defeat those who want to see America crumble. How
46:13
Speaker 6: we defeat them is through due diligence, from a multiplicity
46:19
Speaker 6: of directions through our young, by teaching them and pointing
46:24
Speaker 6: them in the right direction, by pushing back the darkness
46:28
Speaker 6: which is emanating from liberal ministers, liberal or leftist teachers
46:34
Speaker 6: and professors. And we've got to find out a way,
46:41
Speaker 6: figure out a way. And many localities around the country,
46:47
Speaker 6: one of the things that is going on is this
46:50
Speaker 6: road diet situation. And so one might say, why are
46:54
Speaker 6: you bringing up road diets, Well, because that is symptomatic
46:58
Speaker 6: of a much bigger problem. I'd like to know how
47:03
Speaker 6: many of you, if you are having a road diet
47:06
Speaker 6: situation in your town, city, or hamlet or whatever, how
47:10
Speaker 6: many of you all voted for that. I doubt, seriously
47:15
Speaker 6: if many voters across the country approved of what's going on.
47:19
Speaker 6: They're spending our tax dollars to the tune of billions
47:23
Speaker 6: reducing lanes on roadways, saying well, we've got to make
47:29
Speaker 6: way for the bikes. And when you're motoring about how
47:33
Speaker 6: many times do you see bicyclists out there? Not many?
47:37
Speaker 6: And I'm not saying that bicyclists don't have a right
47:39
Speaker 6: to ride their bicycles because I used to ride my
47:43
Speaker 6: bike all the time without road diets, and obviously I
47:49
Speaker 6: did a you know, did a good job and I
47:52
Speaker 6: didn't get hit or anything like that. And most bike
47:54
Speaker 6: bicyclists didn't get hit and don't get hit. But what
47:58
Speaker 6: you're witnessing is another encroachment against our way of life,
48:05
Speaker 6: another encroachment to make it more difficult for Americans just
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Speaker 6: to be a pain in the backside, you know. They say, well,
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Speaker 6: we're where we're calming traffic, and they lie and say
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Speaker 6: that we're reducing gas emissions by slowing things down. No,
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Speaker 6: you're not to be honest with you, because what happens
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Speaker 6: is as you reduce the number of lanes on a
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Speaker 6: road you especially in a large metropolitan area, what you
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Speaker 6: do is increase traffic jams. And in traffic jams, people
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Speaker 6: are idling. And that's when you use the most gas.
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Speaker 6: That's when you you know, expel the most smoke and pollutants.
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Speaker 6: But they don't care about that. How many times when
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Speaker 6: leftists deal with issue that you know, deal with energy
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Speaker 6: and or the environment, do they make things better? When
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Speaker 6: they get their way and institute what they have been pushing.
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Speaker 6: For example, the big windmills that you see all over
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Speaker 6: the country, those ugly atrocities. Those things have done more
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Speaker 6: damage than you can imagine. And still to this very day,
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Speaker 6: I think as a whole, they don't contribute any more
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Speaker 6: than one to two percent of all the electricity driven
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Speaker 6: in this country. And I think it's a fraction of
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Speaker 6: one percent, by the way. So basically nothing but billions
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Speaker 6: and billions of tax dollars have been used to produce
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Speaker 6: these things. Billions and billions of tax dollars have been
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Speaker 6: used to reduce lanes in traffic. Supposedly, you know, one
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Speaker 6: of the other things they say, because of global warming
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Speaker 6: or climate change lorie hellelujah. And but the opposite is happening.
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Speaker 6: The solutions they bring about actually make things worse. How
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Speaker 6: many millions of songbirds and the wonderful birds across the
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Speaker 6: country have been killed because they put these things on
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Speaker 6: their migratory routes that the birds have been flying for
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Speaker 6: millions of years, or at least hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 6: years since the Earth was created, and so and these
50:34
Speaker 6: are flight patterns, but there are also wind patterns like
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Speaker 6: rivers of wind that the birds use. It helps them
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Speaker 6: to fly their thousands and thousands of miles. But the
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Speaker 6: ne'er do wells, who are allowed so much control, have
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Speaker 6: their way, do their thing. And guess what, many of
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Speaker 6: your beautiful eagles are being killed. And I just have
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Speaker 6: to ask myself where are the environmentalist wackos? Where are they?
51:08
Speaker 6: And then when you have cases where you continue to
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Speaker 6: allow changing subjects here in Muslims, the Islamists into our country,
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Speaker 6: and the greater numbers that you have of these people,
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Speaker 6: if they jump into a location like You're born to
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Speaker 6: Stan Michigan, where they take control. You have Sharia law
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Speaker 6: where it is a part of their religion to beat
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Speaker 6: their women or kill their daughters if their daughters are
51:41
Speaker 6: in their opinion to Western eye, and so on and
51:46
Speaker 6: so on. But yet where are the feminists to protest
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Speaker 6: against this cruel treatment which is becoming more and more
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Speaker 6: common in Western nations, not only here, but even more
51:57
Speaker 6: so in places like England and the Netherlands, Germany and
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Speaker 6: all these nations where it was always about oh, feminism, feminism,
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Speaker 6: our rights as women, Oh my gosh. And then when
52:15
Speaker 6: you have the most abusive people of all towards women
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Speaker 6: moving to your society. Crickets nothing, which proves what many
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Speaker 6: of us knew years ago that these feminazi people were
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Speaker 6: not really concerned about the feminists, just like the white
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Speaker 6: liberals years ago during the Bachelardized Rits movement were not
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Speaker 6: really that concerned about Black people. It was about using
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Speaker 6: these particular groups to facilitate the bringing in of more
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Speaker 6: leftist ideology and principles through government that take away more
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Speaker 6: and more of our God given liberties, change or inhibit
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Speaker 6: economic activities, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, which wiped
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Speaker 6: out the middle class in most of your American cities. See,
53:11
Speaker 6: they use a problem to make things worse while fooling
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Speaker 6: the people into thinking that, oh, we're here to make
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Speaker 6: things better. And as if people get there's something that
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Speaker 6: happens to their brains that even though they're living in
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Speaker 6: conditions that are much worse, they continue to vote for
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Speaker 6: those who make things worse and are very loyal to them. Now,
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Speaker 6: thank god that in some cases, like in the black community,
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Speaker 6: a lot of black men said, you know, we've had
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Speaker 6: enough of this, and they voted for President Trump and
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Speaker 6: are still supporting them to this very day, but more
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Speaker 6: and more Americans need to wake up from the madness
53:51
Speaker 6: that they approve much to their own detriment and their
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Speaker 6: children's detriment. Anyway, now that I see that in my
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Speaker 6: time as if, I thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 6: and I don't want you to forget to Pray for
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Speaker 6: your nation, Pray for your family, your friends, and even
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Speaker 6: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 6: Always love one another, and don't forget, Yes Shore it
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Speaker 6: is Lord. Until next time.
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Speaker 14: You would you would be, you would be, you would
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Speaker 14: be the US. All folks tags that stage right,