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Elvis Week, So a lot of
people think that with the beginning of

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Elvis Week, we're talking about his
death. No, well, this is

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a celebration of his life. It
just happens to come in the week when

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his death occurred back in nineteen seventy
seven, So don't get the wrong idea.

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The sixteenth I think it was sixteenth, Yeah, right, sixteenth.

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Can you imagine though, like his
star seemed to have risen very very quickly,

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and he was already a well known
Elvis Presley heartthrob musician, and then

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he gets drafted m and decides he
could have gotten out of it, but

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he didn't want to get out of
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That made him a number one with
the bullet sort of going right to the

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top of the charts, because that
was considered a big thing then and it

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still is to a point, but
not with somebody like Elvis. I remember

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when the story about Jimmy Stewart being
in the service in World War Two,

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and Clark Gable in World War two, some of the bigger stars and how

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people how America thought about it.
There their a level of a preach I

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didn't know there. Maybe it's the
level of stardom went up because of nothing

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that you know, going into the
service and anything to do with the movie

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that they did or something that they
were a part of. It was being

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an American and people love that then
and I think people still like it today,

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although the cause gets in the way
of appreciation, which ought not to

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be the case. If you've volunteered
to go into the service, then you

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put your seven harm's way. For
the most part, sometimes the jobs are

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not that difficult. But it's different. Everything is so different. The feel

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around celebrity and what it does and
how it affects people is different now,

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and so is our approach to war. Frankly, or the things that are

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a problem. Where one tenth of
the way through the month of August,

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it's the tenth and we're brought to
you in part by Progressive Insurance. It's

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how the math works. Tenth,
not one third of the way through.

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I'm looking at the ten. Yeah, nope, one third of the way.

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Thank you for catching me on that. August tenth is one third of

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the way through the month of August. And as a result of that,

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I just kind of letting you know
that Progressive is working on our behalf.

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I certainly know they're working on my
behalf because I changed my insurance for many

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years with a couple of different companies
and one agent. Now I've gone to

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Progressive. I did the same thing
that a lot of you were doing.

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Call them at eight hundred Progress if
that's what I did, and you can

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get to the bottom of whatever it
is that you you got a problem,

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you don't like your you know,
whatever it is you don't like. Mostly

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it's you don't like the price.
That's what it was. My not it

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just in't paying four hundred dollars more
this year than I did last year for

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the same coverage, Thanks very much. So they took care of that at

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Progressive. Something the FDA Food and
Drug Administration is going to take care of.

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They yesterday proposed huge changes in how
big Pharma can advertise on radio and

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television, and I say it's about
time. Now. What they're great going

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to do, I guess remains to
be seen right now. They thought they

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had it covered by requiring that the
advertiser, you know you hear are these

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ads fifteen twenty seconds of this is
the greatest drug in the world, and

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then thirty five or forty seconds of
why you shouldn't take it and be careful

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because you could die, and all
other stuff, which apparently isn't enough to

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keep people at bay. So now
they're going to the focus on how the

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drugs most crucial risks are presented.
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content is going to change much,
but how you here or how you see.

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The changes would include requirements that the
language has to be accessible to consumers.

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So the and this goes back.
Frankly, what we have now goes

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back to twenty twelve, I think
twenty thirteen. And so now here we

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are twenty twenty three, with more
movement because there's renewed interest in these regulations

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because so dog on many people are
on prescription drugs. Now it's we're supposed

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to be helping ourselves as epidemic drugs. Prescription drugs are almost as much of

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a problem as illicit drugs. That's
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Yeah, you get a lot of
pill addiction. A lot of addiction

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starts with pain killers that were prescribed
and you know, most likely needed at

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the time, but the doctor and
knowing how addictive these are, didn't monitor

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and pay close enough attention to their
patient who was on this. Yeah,

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and there's a lot of more,
a lot of more, there's much more,

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uh of this? What it is? The a's here today, this

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problem with pharmaceutical companies overreaching since COVID, they all try to get on the

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bandwagon because it was a big payday
and the federal government, I, EU,

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and ME paid for all this stuff. You go to the drug store

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and get stuff for nothing. You
go to the doctor, you get these

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shots for nothing. And so it's
been good business for those of us who

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own radio production companies because the amount
of money that they spend on network radio

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is increased by fifty nine percent since
COVID. And it was COVID that brought

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this. COVID did so much damage
that the Chinese government and all that stuff,

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and now what we're just finding out
about what the reality is and then

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we jump on board to create this
massive hysteria. The radio did it,

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the television did it. The newspapers
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and so it's something that's very sobering
and something to wake up to, it

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seems to me. Anyway, Hopefully
the people are doing that and trying to

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do what doctor Jack Stockwell would suggest, one of the doctors on Good Day

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Health, he's all about staying away
from the drugs and doing nutrition. Matter

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of fact, the most recent Good
Day Health show and the podcast that we

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do with Jack is a focus on
getting more nutrition out of food, which

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is something that we you know,
you don't really you hear the stories about

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eating certain things and what it does
to your brain, what it does to

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your body. And here I was
talking to somebody last night at dinner who

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had cancer and they want on one
of those micro what they call the there's

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a macro on a micro nutrition program. I forget which one it is.

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But the finite thing is eating food
that's going to help you regain the strength

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of your body because food is medicine. But there's so much crap around now

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to eat because it tastes good.
Let's the food like items, Yeah,

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right exactly. Anyway, Jack stuff
is a Good Day healthshow dot com for

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your information. Let's go over to
Hawaii. Wow, all the people jumping

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into the ocean to escape the flames, the wild friesday, Oh my god,

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I want a miss. Somebody described
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the numbers six people dead, people
running to the ocean, screaming. The

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northwest side of the island of the
Big Island in Maui, a number of

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residents and tourists just jumping into the
water. Fires are completely out of control.

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I don't know how many of you
know Hawaii and the front street there.

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It's one of the things that you
see most frequently on the TV shows

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that are shot in Hawaii. And
so the whole place is destroyed, burned

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to the ground. The historic Lina
is basically no more the whaling village once

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upon a time, and that's what. And it's such a scenic drive.

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If you are driving up the coast
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whales, there's a stop off point
where you can get out of your vehicle

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and go see the whales. Go
see Lahinah is pretty much devastated. Yes,

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wipe that off. Ye. Boat
owners asked to rescue people. Just

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go get into your boat. You'll
be saving your boat. Anyway and help

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the people who had to jump into
the water. And a lot of the

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pictures before and after pictures when areas
are just engulfed in flames to when they've

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been extinguished in the certain areas,
it's just like you said, the best

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way to describe it apocaly objects.
So the power has out gone, they

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create their own power with diesel generators
there, and that's what it is.

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On all the islands. You get
the same effect these and the ships can't

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get in to provide the diesel.
So yeah, the ships full of DEA's

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not going to go close to the
coast and get involved in so who knows

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what the flames could do? So
the powers out and but who's the fire

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still blame? Still burning? So
how do you know what the real It's

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all the numbers are just they're all
speculative at this point. And so then

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there are people who don't know where
their family members are. Yeah, they

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don't know where the homes burned down
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coming the hurricane coming in that's causing
those winds that are just essentially ripping it

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out yours. And this is a
really good example too of what the power

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of being out of the necessity for
those old school radios with the batteries,

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the battery operated radios where when the
power is out and you cannot access anything,

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this still helps. These will still
work. This is really the only

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way that people who can connect.
So this is that's really genius on your

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part to connect the two things here, Jay, because it's the perfect example

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of what is under a challenging circumstance. Away to help yourself to safety.

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And then there's the scams. They
will immediately begin Help Hawaii and there'll be

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somebody that's what you have to look
out for, as well as Stephen JJ

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Wiseman. We'll go over some of
the things, but you have to be

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very careful about where because they will
be all over social media, especially help

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the people in Hawaii. You give
us your money, send us five hundred

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dollars or whenever, and you're not
really sure where that money goes because there

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are plenty of rip off artists that
have no conscience whatsoever and they're happy to

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take care money and just put it
in their pocket. That's why send supplies.

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If you have supplies, or you
if you have the money to send,

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go buy the supplies and send them
supplies will be everything. Yep.

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So as the winds, as you
said, caused by Hurricane Dora. It's

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this the most popular part of the
island is completely engulfed in flames. What

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a sad tragedy the story surrounding Carrie
Underwood with this What would we use as

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an adjective to describe this jay?
This music? I saw rock as being

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used rock metal, rock metal.
So Guns and Roses fans heard Carrie Underwood

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this week. Are you a Guns
and Roses fan? Are you a Carry

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fan? Uh? Yeah, I
like a good portion of their music both

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individuals. Yeah, yes. The
question here is why would Carry Underwood,

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with her style or well known style, be the opening set for Guns and

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Roses and do this song from Motorhead. She's doing a number of them.

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I think they're traveling around Canada this
week, and so she's opening Why the

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heck would that bunch of Yeah,
she's living her best life right now.

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She likes she likes rocks. She
grew up on rock as well as other

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country and pop and all of that
stuff. And she's a big Gun and

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Roses fan. And she actually with
her tours, especially Jennoman Ryanston tour she

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would always cover guns an Roses song
and more often than not actually Rose would

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actually join would be a surprise guest
and join whenever he was available, and

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this was an opportunity where she could
actually travel with them and be the opening

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opening set for Not's just no,
no, not at all. Nothing's romantic,

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and she she's just a big fan. And they're clearly a fan of

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hers that they're having her open up
and she's doing a portion of her music

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when she's opening, but she's also
doing a lot of covers, Like she's

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covers Jane chet Pat Banatar, the
Motorhead song Ace of Spades, which she

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recently did. She does Miranda Lambert
something Bad, which is a song that

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she's also featured on, and people
are loving it. She she's again she's

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a big rock fan. Huh.
It just seems so strange. I don't

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know why. Remember how she was
when she won on American Idol. You

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follow that for a while when it
first got started. I did watch American

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Idol. I don't watch it now. I don't find these any of those

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shows to be intriguing, but a
lot of people like them. But she

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seems just this seems anti climactical,
if that's the right just it just doesn't

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seem well well for American Idol for
the most part, and and most of

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those type of shows, people don't
get to be themselves. They get they

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are a perception that the producers kind
of create in a way. Yeah,

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yeah, good point. So anyway, she says, I'm the luckiest girl

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in the world. Thanks actual for
showing up once again, make the great

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times even better. And so she's
having years You said it she had a

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family's anybody, Yes, yeah,
she still had it though. Okay,

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Well, if you get an opportunity
to see her and it works, that'll

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be fun. Focusing on the Maui
wildfires and the drama. This is such

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a it's almost unheard of. You
don't think of Hawaii. You think of

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when we have these wildfire you think
of the planes, you know, wide

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open spaces, that sort of thing. Thirty six people have died in some

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way, shape or form linked to
these fires. And the pictures and the

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video that are coming, especially the
ones that were taking in the dark last

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night. Wow, it's almost hard
to believe it. And then what will

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happen because the hurricane is blowing in, will put it all well, even

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though it's caused it because of the
winds. When the weather, the weather

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brings all this rain, it'll put
it out. But that's not a horror

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show that is going on there now. How much. When we have two

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stations in Hawaii to carry this program
under a local folks there are probably using

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the stations to do as you suggested
a few minutes ago. I do what

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radio am radio. You have a
small little transistor some way to get it,

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and then you'll be okay because the
power is gone out and probably will

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be for at least a couple of
days after the fire and after the hurricane.

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Yeah, well, they're trying to
get all the tourists and anybody who's

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non essential that has traveled in.
They're trying to get them off the island.

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They're telling people do not come to
the island unless you are essential to

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you need to be there, or
anything like that. But all the flights

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have been canceled from the mainland and
from Japan. It's a big you know,

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we think about it as a great
place for Americans to go. There

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are more Japanese tourists that go to
Hawaii than American tourists. I don't know

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whether you knew that or not,
especially to the two bigger islands. They're

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always you can go to the airport
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and see how many planes come in
from Japan, the three major airlines flying

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in and out of there all day
every day. So it's really very it's

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it's now the air is so toxic
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And now the religionists are coming to
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you the end of the world is
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horrible fire, but then they're going
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the wine does not typically get hurricanes. No, there was another one that

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within the last few years that that
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from? Well, then the big
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fire too, I believe the big
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there too. Yeah, it's all
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of Kawaii where I have that station
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to be safe at the moment from
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still wow. Talking about problems and
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so back to the religion is angle
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world. Look at what's happening.
Leprosy has come back to Florida. So

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let me let me underscore something or
with regard to that, they're only fifteen

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cases of leprosy. And according to
doctor Ken Cronhaus, who's an important part

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we have. I was talking about
Jack Stockwell before. He has a very

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important persona and premise for helping people
on our program focusing on what you eat.

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Ken is a cardiologist and talks about
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and reacts to what you eat and
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So I asked him on this week's
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many of you on the same stations
over the weekend to carry this program or

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you can find it a Good Day
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have the information about leprosy. He
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and he who is not drama.
There's nothing about Ken it's drama. It's

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all like Freddy. He's a scientist
and it's all straightforward. And this is

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what I'm telling you know, with
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the leprosy thing using the word surge
is an outrage. He said, there

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are fifteen cases. Now there are
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say infections are on the rise,
because they are. There were ten cases

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two months ago. The state's cases
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Well, okay, so we've gone
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so it's in an epidemic. Is
it's a good way to scare people,

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good way to keep people out of
Florida, that's what you want to do,

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but not necessarily Yeah. Yeah.
Well and then and that kind of

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ties into with Hawaii is do they
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I don't know. I don't have
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point do they not have if there's
not necessarily a cure, at least some

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kind of treatment where it will pause
it so that it doesn't progress. Yes,

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I think that you know what we
think about. You hear leprosy and

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you think of the like the fourteenth
century or something. Well, I also

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think about things falling off right exactly. But it carries such a strong social

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stigma that the news media can play
this and play people like a like a

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fiddle. But now the other side
of it is that some if you don't

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know what's going on, and because
we were so inundated with fear regarding how

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you would get COVID and what the
impact was anytime something like this comes up

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that isn't well known as by the
way, it's known as Hanson's disease.

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Leprosy was the old way of referring
to it. And they used to put

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people into leprosy camps and let them
die. That's all. That's what they

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used to do. So this note
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there are the armadillo was the problem. As Ken is explaining, I was

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gonna say, yesterday we did the
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and it's connection to armadillos. Some
of you don't even know what an armadillo

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is, right, who knows,
Jay, you know what an armadillo is?

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I do, yes, okay,
all right, So these things you

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find them on the beach, and
they're carriers of leprosy, because if you

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look at the armadillo, I used
to call them something else sometime. I

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remember what we used to call him
when I was a kid. But any

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rate, they're a throwback to prehistoric
times and so they have had this disease

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for through eternity. They all carry
them. Is it one of those sense

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or is it just they are more
likely kind of like with raccoons and rabies

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not don't have rabies? Yeah,
no, not everything. Yeah, because

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we had there's armadilla's in Ohio,
Illinois, Indiana. They're around. It

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really looks like your hands, your
skin more gets dark and their allusions,

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their cuts that show up. It's
a bacterial disease and one of those bacteria.

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You know we talk about the meek
inherit the Earth. After the humans

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are gone off the planet, the
bugs are going to control things, and

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this is one of the bugs.
There other bugs around, a lot of

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bacteria and this is a horrible really
is so the question here for you who

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live in Florida or who live in
the southeast of part of country, or

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if you're traveling there, do you
have to worry? And so the risk

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is even according to the FEDS,
very very very low. Most people would

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not develop the disease even if you
were exposed to it. So let's not

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have everybody running around screaming, Oh
my god, it's kinda could get leprosy.

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I'm not going to Florida. No, no, no, it's again.

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I kind of put this in the
same category as the government created recession

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that we're sort of half and half
out of right now. Are things that

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come out of the government, and
so at least these people, they're telling

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you the story and then the news
media and social media is blowing it up.

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It's like the fire in Maui fanned
by the flames of a lot of

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wind. So in this case,
this whole discussion is fanned by flames of

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fought air coming from people who want
to scare the hell out of you for

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whatever their reason. Anyway, the
cases Florida is not the only state where

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they have this problem. But then
yeah, you know, it's exasperating.

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And then there are other things going
on in the medical community. We will

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not talk about this, but I'm
with Ken this weekend where Jack, but

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there's the story floating around today that's
pretty horrible about this oncologist who killed a

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four month old baby and then committed
suicide. And that was because basically the

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psychosis that's created around postpartum blues depression. This is and there was some other

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story about my god, did you
see this when a doctor is delivering a

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baby. Somehow rather the baby got
beheaded and yeah you look that up the

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Yeah yeah, Mondo Bizarro. I'll
tell you, all right, Can I

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do something it's a little less yes, please, yeah, all right.

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The Supreme Court yesterday somehow rather I
thought they were not in session, but

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the couple of them got together to
temporarily allow the Biden Nights to continue regulating

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ghost guns. So what's a ghost
gun, you may ask. Ghost guns

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are made from kits. You can
build a firearm, construct a firearm,

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no serial number, use the three
D printers, that kind of stuff.

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So the President, I would say, in this circumstance, this is probably

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good. I don't know why it
wasn't more. You know, well,

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maybe I can guess why. It
was a five to four vote. John

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Robertson, Amy Coney Barrett voted with
the three other justices to uphold the current

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enforcement. So Aliotto and Gorsich and
Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas Mann. I'll tell

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you, every time I see this
guy's name, my blood begins to boil.

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He is such a phony user.
Did you see the story last week

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about him taking he has a somebody
gave him a two hundred and fifty thousand

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dollars mobile home. He gave it
to him for what reason? And this

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sort of probes into or continues to
be a result of the probes into him

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and what he and his wife have
done to suck as much as they can

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of the positions that he holds or
the position he holds. It's he has

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no discretion whatsoever, seems to care
not about what people think about him,

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And people say, well, how
does that affect what he does on the

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Supreme Court? Who knows who what
will come before them, or what influence

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all this stuff is. It's just
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Strickler. My wife Joyce, and
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the people who around. I was
talking about Elvis and the memorable singers of

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the past, and the fact that
there aren't many around right now who will

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go down in history with the same
sort of focus that we had on Michael

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Jackson or Wreath of Franklin or Elvis
Presley. I think Taylor Swift is an

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exception to that. I think she
goes down in history as being a very

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significant musical provider. Oh yes,
I mean just her songwriting alone is I

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can't remember which colleges are doing this, but they have, of course where

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they are studying. Yeah, right, So anyway, I say that as

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I look around some of the things
on social media here today that are of

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note. Wetahachi is the latest Washington
school district to join a class action lawsuit

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against some of the social media companies. Their school board voted to join a

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suit organized by the Stephen Clay law
firm. The school's superintendent says it focuses

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on damage to young people caused by
social media. Thank Kevin's is about time

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well, and they were part of
the Jewel lawsuit. H they are going

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to receive over one dollars is the
right, yep. So anyway, if

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you look into these suits, they
claim school districts are harmed financially by having

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to respond to the harm done to
students, and they are asking for monetary

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compensation. Apparently this particular school system
got one hundred and forty grand from the

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Jewels suit before attorney's fees were figured
in, So that doesn't sound like a

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lot, but it's the principle of
the thing, probably as much as anything

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else exactly, and putting them on
notice because they are discourage social media even

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though we all use it. We
talk about our social media pages on Facebook

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and Instagram at good Day radio show. That's all I care. I don't

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talk about thread under Kim don about
X anymore. It's all a bunch of

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grandstanding bs. I have no use
for Mark Zuckerberg. I think he's a

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terrible person, frankly. But so
that's what you got to do with to

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a point one of the things that
I thought was an interesting aside here there's

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a social media here, I am
grabbing something from social media that focuses on

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your phone itself, the phone,
the buttons that are on your phone.

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If you have an iPhone like I, do you know that the end button

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sits away from all the other call
options in the center position, towards the

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bottom of the screen. But with
the new phones that are going to be

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coming out this fall, this thing
moves to the right, So the red

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button isn't there. What the heck
difference does it make? I mean,

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people are making a big deal out
of this. You have an iPhone,

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J I've forgotten with the iPhone,
and so what do you think this is

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a big deal or not? The
end button. I just don't understand why

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they're always readjusting things and fixing things. It's probably because we're more so,

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more often than not, we're using
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As a matter of fact, the
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distraction is he spends a lot of
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into a regular doctor's office and they'll
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Medicare will pay him for. And
at twenty one minutes. Well, I

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guess we're all set see you later. Well, you can spend an hour

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and twenty minutes with Ken, depending
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figure out, trying to sort it
out. But no matter what it is

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you want to talk to him about, he'll give you a good answer.

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Three five to seven, three five
fourteen hundred. I'm his greatest salesman because

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it's him and his practice and how
he does things have worked wonders with me.

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I feel very confident after I leave
his office that I know what's going

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on in my body. You can
too call three five two seven three fourteen

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hundred. Okay, question about this
new molecule that apparently kills most solid cancer

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tumor cells and leaving others unaffected.
This is something we've been talking off and

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on about some of the advancements in
cancer treatment. We have you as a

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cardiologist talking frequently about what's new in
the preventative department. Is there any such

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thing as a preventative cancer doctor?
Do you think I'm asking because I don't.

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I've never heard of a preventative cancer
doctor. Well, hopefully those who

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specialize in cancer talk prevention I think
all of us are interested in helping people

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in that regard. I think primary
care physicians have an interest in educating patients,

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I hope in cancer prevention, but
as a specific subspecialty preventive oncology.

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It's in the works. I hope. You know I talked to you more

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than once about the City of Hope. They do great things when it comes

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to cancer treatment, kind of like
Saint Jude's. Only Saint Jude specialized I

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think in youngsters. But this research
protocol that I'm looking at is not toxic

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to healthy cells, and I find
that amazing that they could separate out.

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Can you think of an example of
something else where a particular treatment would only

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focus on that which is bad.
Let's say you've got a heart problem and

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it's only specifically one muscle or one
valve. You can the way things are

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now, you can really isolate down
to the nitty gritty, right. Yes.

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Monoclone antibodies is a great example where
you rev up the immune system to

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make these targets that go towards some
part of the disease which is different than

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the normal tissue, and you can
make these targeted missiles. Monoclonal antibodies that

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just destroy the bad tissue and leave
the good tissue alone. And the problem

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with the early chemotherapies for cancer where
they could not distinguish normal from cancer cells

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and they destroyed everything. And what
you're reading about from the City of Hope

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is this investigational small molecule that selectively
disrupts DNA replication and repair and cancer cells,

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leaving the healthy cells unaffected. And
this is an exciting new mode of

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treating. This is where we're getting
to the genetics of cancer, and this

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is also in the future, and
this is help to effectively treat cancer,

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get rid of the bad cells and
leave the good cells alone. I know

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that you're unnecessarily like the negative,
nor do I, but I do see

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something that showed up in Lancet this
week about how many people will develop some

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form of mental illness. And it
isn't so much that people. You're not

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in the mental health business, you're
in the physical health business. But I

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would bet that there are times when
you see people who need attention because of

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their mental issues and that relates sometimes
a physical issues. How do you handle

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that? Oh? Absolutely? And
you know, first before we were talking

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about preventive oncology, and there is
an American Society of Preventive Oncology, which

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you were talking about the preventive oncologists, and then you're talking about now cardiologists.

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I don't know a good cardiologist who
is in part time psychiatrist because of

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the overlap between mental issues stress,
depression, anxiety, and the heart.

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So we see a lot of people
with overlap heart and mental issues and very

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accustomed to dealing with them and helping
people get to the rights sub specialists when

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they need them. So I work
closely with mental health experts. Hi.

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