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So how do you lie with statistics? I mean there's several ways to do

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that. You scope the statistics,
You scope the time in which they're taking.

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If you're doing something physical, you
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old days of global warming, one
of the things actually did, believe it

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or not, was they put the
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Then the holes of ships, which
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engines are on heating up the sensors, or you locate them as they did

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in urban areas with no grass and
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lots of ways to lie with statistics. Some of them is to just ignore

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some of the contexts. We talk
about this with this lie that's black babies

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are more likely to die with white
doctors. I think I've addressed that.

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So I want to talk about some
of the ways that they're lying with statistics.

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But I also want to begin with
an email because it's representative of a

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ton of emails got in relation to
the show we did on the Southern Baptist

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Convention, or not the show,
but was part of a show of the

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Southern Baptist Convention, and in fact
I think I have actually sloppy on something,

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and I see where people are coming
from. I should have used a

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different title for the show my fault. So I want to dress that right

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off the bat, because this is
when I say podcast family, I'm not

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making up a phrase. I feel
that way. You guys support us and

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have for so many years, most
of you, that I owe it to

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you when I think I went a
little far or was sloppy, to own

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up to it. So we will, and Father God, please help me

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do a good job of communicating this, because last time I don't know that

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I did. The Todd Herman Show
is one hundred percent disapproved by big pharma

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technocrats and tyrants everywhere. No from
the high mountains of Free America. Here's

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the Emerald City Exile cod Herm.
Today is a day the Lord has made

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in these at the time to which
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you being there, whether watching and
or listening. Curtis Christiansen and others had

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some quick responses to the show we
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and I entitled the show Satan's Basic
Church. That was overreach, that was

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sloppy and it was rude and I
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it to Satan's basic church question mark. Is that what the SBC is?

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And I said no, but I'm
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something, and on that topic,
I stand by what I said. So

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Curtis Christiansen a gentleman named Jonathan both
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was pretty stringent in his remarks,
clear, loving and corrective. So I

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want to get to that first.
Jonathan's note, love listening to your show

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from Texas As. There's the Southern
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Well, I have no problem with
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The comments thereys about the fact that
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have the Nicene creed or not.
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with something that JD. Greer did, the president of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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I'll get to that. Well,
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Southern Baptists are not creedle people.
For that reason, I will not

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accept it. Also, as a
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Each Southern Baptist Church is an autonomous
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We don't have to do anything,
the SBC says, and can even control

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the amount of money we send their
way, which is reviewed multiple times a

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year. I am the head of
our finance committee. Hope this finds you

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well. Grace and peace of the
Lord Jesus Christ be with you, Jonathan.

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What a beautiful note, Jonathan,
thank you very very much much not

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credle. People didn't know that,
and that's good to know. And the

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nice seeing Creed to me is simply
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what it means to be a believing
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his note. Curtis Christiansen got very
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with me. Sod. I was
very upset. But I heard you opening

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on the episode one thousand, six
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as a strong Christian man who grew
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the Nicene Creed constantly, along with
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So with what I believe is some
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I feel the need to admonish you
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First of all, the Southern Baptist
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entities and committees. It is not
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convention. The SBC adheres to the
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voluntarily affiliates with the Convention and sends
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the SBC is not affiliated with Fuller. Now, by the way, pausing

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from the note, I don't believe
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the Fulish Institute. I don't think
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I don't think I said that.
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altogether different, but we'll get to
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now, the reason the SBC did
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Baptist faith and message was primarily their
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I would call a canonical change to
their statement without more review. I'm attaching

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some links for your reference in this
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Did you get the idea that the
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stated, pretending that God did not
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did not intend marriage should between a
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a body has never made any such
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please review the attached links. I'm
praying you will review all of this and

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further discuss this on the show.
Calling the SBC Satan's Basic Church is not

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a Christian response to what they stand
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I stand corrected on the use of
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was wrong. I apologize for that. That was sensationalism. I don't try.

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I try not to do that.
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full institute what we're talking about,
there was this theological institute that is said

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they're going to let people come on
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that they no longer believe that marriages
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not the SBC. Here's what I'm
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Southern Baptists embraced gender inclusive language in
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has produced a revised translation that incorporates
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neutral. Hmm, God did not
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Southern Baptist president says Christians should use
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adore. I love his preaching,
I love his teaching. I own two

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of his books. I studied one
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my pastoral residency. The book is
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what God has done through him and
his team to build his church unbelievable story.

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But Pastor Greer is wrong. It
is not hospitable to use a fake

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pronoun for someone. It's lying.
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how then do you not say that
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you're going to call a man a
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another man, you are now voiding
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slippery slopes. They really do lead
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So Pastor Greer, when he made
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said that it's not exactly the way
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wrote the book Lived Not By Lives, covered this as well, so Curtis

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and John. That's where I was
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Convention. And this came on the
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pardon me, the United Methodist Church
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up forced to give their statements in
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introducing themselves that way. It's just
atrocious. So I hope that explains things,

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and I hope that that makes some
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out to both of you through emails, so you know you've been featured at

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the opening of the show. We
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do believe in podcast families. What's
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we do in the show, particularly
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at having something done physically, and
I'm talking to a prospective partner of the

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show about having something done to reduce
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I want your feedback on this.
If I go get this done, I'm

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doing it. I think I think
I'm doing this for athletic reasons. I

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say, question Mark, this is
a process that's supposed to do a way

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of the loose skin on my body. It's non invasive, and I'm really

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studying this and I'm really praying about
it. And the company that does it's

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great. They check out, the
equipment checks out. I just wonder if

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I'm getting into being prideful. I've
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don't think I do now. I
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Now. This is far different when
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This weekend, I put myself into
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hundred and sixty nine beats per minutent
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and several times after that throughout the
day. It was a big workout day,

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and man, I was toast after
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actually needed a nap. Now,
it would have been in days gone that

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I would have ate a bunch of
Iberprofen after that. In fact, honestly,

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I would have had four eyberprofen before
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did not do that. I'm not
going to do that. Anymore, iyberprofene

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is out of my life because I
had countered native path krill. So these

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are special omega threes. They are, first of all, they're first of

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all, far more absorbable than the
omega threes you're taking through fish, far

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more absorbable. They get into the
bloodstream more quickly. There's also this.

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They're shown to reduce blood clots by
sixty percent and they're shown to have reduced

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joint pain by twenty eight percent in
seven days. The native pathcrill comes from

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Antarctica. These are the purest waters
we have, so you're not going to

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get a lot of the bad elements
in them, like heavy metals, et

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cetera that pollute other waters. And
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When I started taking Native pathcrill,
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And I remember I actually got a
second phone call. I actually went

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to the team and said, I
need to understand this because I've taken omega

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threes before, but I've never ever
had anything like this where I actually don't

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need to have iberprofen. So we
got to the phone call and they explained

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this all to me. Please please
do not continue to poison your body with

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iboprofen. It's destroying the lining to
your gut, which actually creates more inflammation.

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Please don't do this to your kidneys. I did it. I'm asking

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you to stop because I've stopped.
Go to nativepathcrill dot com slash tod that's

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nativepathcrill dot com slash tod and toss
out the iberprofen. Yeah, I could

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talk about bonus gifts. I can
talk about a bunch of things with this,

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but let's start with getting you healthy. Go to nativepathcrill dot com slash

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tod. That's nativepathcrill dot com slash
todd and toss that junk in the garbage.

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Speaking of health, I came across
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it's got clickbait images in it of
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I guess those are two separate women. Maybe New York posts your braw size

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affects how much you sweat. Women
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I did not go around and ask
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do that. I thought about doing
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that. Being in the grocery store, hey, you've got a large bust.

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May I ask you a question?
I just remembered when I was super

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heavy, which is not having a
large bust. But I well, let's

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say it this way. Let's say
it this well, let's say there's a

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point at which I may have had
a MOB or two uncomfortable. Yeah,

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I could actually produce some photos of
me standing at the lake when I lost

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my first initial sixty pounds to thinking
I looked pretty good, and I may

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have had some mob. They may
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wind. I mean, I'm just
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I could tread water for six and
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in one hand while doing it because
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to me that when I had much
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more because I sweated more. In
this piece, and I read it,

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they actually did his study. They
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and they actually had them do exercise, and they actually came back and

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said, Okay, it happens that
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smaller busts, more sweat rinds.
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women with large busts. And I
read the article and you know what's not

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in here? How often did the
women with smaller busts train versus the women

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with larger bus who trained more often
in the exercise they did? Who was

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actually exceeding their average aerobic capacity?
Who was actually experiencing aerobic stress? In

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what energy system are you're operating?
We're in zone one or zone five?

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Because guess what? In zone five, if you're doing that for a long

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time, you're going to sweat a
lot more. There's also this how often

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had these people trained? Because guess
what? You can actually make your sweat

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glands more active if you go out
and train more often, or go in

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saunas and things like that. You
lie through statistics by grabbing something like this

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and not providing the context. Now, wouldn't you know it, there's a

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sports bra being made that's tied to
the study. So often, when you

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want to determine who's lying through statistics, figure out who paid to get the

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statistics. Of course, where this
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They're still still pushing this, but
they're changing. They know that the

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climate change narrative has collapsed, it's
flattened, it's de ballooned. So they

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are now shifting over to water is
the crisis. But it doesn't mean that

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they're not done with segments like this
on CNN, a climate expert explaining something

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about our economy because you know,
they want to tax us for what we

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exhale, so he has some words
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it's really hot across the country this
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to be folks who are going to
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it's June, it's going to get
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that we're seeing right now across the
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Jim's to be with you, and
you know this is an early heat

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wave. I mean, okay,
So this is Michael Man, and I

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have to be careful because Michael Man
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Michael Man is a liar in my
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In my assessment, Michael Mann is
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change scam in my memory, According
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when he said hide the decline,
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in temperatures. In my judgment,
when he created his hockey stick graph that

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showed the temperatures just skyrocketing in the
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upon temperature devices being put in places
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of course scoping the data in my
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want to go through what Mark Stein
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the sort of heat that you really
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we're seeing it here in mid June
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digit numbers. As you mentioned,
Pittsburgh sort of record levels of Pittsburgh is

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not a state. Hold on a
second, Nanna, it's Pittsburgh a state.

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Are you sure? Okay? We
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a state and it's happening early,
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heat waves, but they're going to
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over a large Was it the question
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the question from the CNN, Dude, what's causing this? Michael Manager in

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larger fraction of our summer until if
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we will be dealing with a perpetual
two dred and seventy million Americans may see

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tempts above ninety degrees. That's what's
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seventy million Americans are going to die
cool heat wave. Summer will be a

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perpetual heat wave. It's up to
us. It's up to us. We

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can just simply stop the sun from
being the sun. He continues. They

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continue in the discussion, are we
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that the question? Why? Yeah? And I guess we sort of went

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very quickly past that graphic. We
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Wait, Pittsburgh's a city. It's
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with concretes and blacktop and freeways and
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Plus, it's not a state.
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in Pittsburgh right now, I mean, why did they choose Pittsburgh. Well,

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because it's convenient. You lie with
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lie. I haven't seen heat like
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was ninety five degrees for six days. I know, when we talk national

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stories, we always say pick a
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I mean, that is that's pretty
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it seems to me that we're seeing
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year after year, we're breaking records. Yeah, we are. And you

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know it's the extreme heat right now
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flooding down in Florida, and of
course the wildfires out west now and the

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wildfire. Oh okay, hold on, I'm praying to not hate him.

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Dear father, God Lord, please
give me patience. Remind me that Michael

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Man is a spiritual captive speak in
a calm sense about a guy who just

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appears to be lying. Let me
just try to get through this clip.

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Maybe just okay, but yeah,
just one of the thing when you go

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on TV and you are unchallenged when
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You're picking one city and now you're
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and you're not going to talk about
the fact that you and your type.

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I need to break it so to
hate him. You and your type

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refuse to let people thin the forests. When God's plan was occasionally there would

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be lightning. It would start a
fire, it would burn portions of the

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forest, it would turn the forest
over. You stop that. I mean,

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you can't stop the lightning, but
you refuse to let us go within

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the forest. When lightning does cause
a fire, we had to rush in

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and put it out immediately. You
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and cut down trees. You will
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that we when power lines are down, they don't cause fires. You won't

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let any of this happen. And
yet you're going to pretend that this is

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because of the weather. And notice
what he's done. The story is about

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Pittsburgh. And now we're talking about
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More than sixty thousand acres burning right
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what we predicted, this is what
we said we would be seeing if we

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failed to move away from fossil fuels
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as climate scientists, the worst thing
to experience is seeing your predictions come true,

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and that's what's happening. No,
oh, okay, is he going

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to get here to the point where
I have this pull quote? Well,

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yeah, here's what he says.
I can't do this anymore. I can't

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listen see because he sues people,
and there's so many things that if he

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didn't, well, I could just
say this, in my opinion, In

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my opinion, no one has done
more harm to the believability of anything to

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do with climate science than this not
to say fool, God says, don't

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call people fools than this spiritual captive
so called doctor Michael Mann. There's a

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few other climate alarmists who are align
with data. But let's just go straight

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to the point. No, no, no, in fact, let me

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do this. Let me just do
this money, okay, Lurking in the

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background of all this discussion about change, everybody over to electricity. There's something

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called micro nuclear. You know about
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nuclear generation plants, power plants.
They don't have those big tall towers,

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so they don't take up all this
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water and those things in these small, little retail store sized shops can power

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three million homes. Lurking in the
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to be a shift over to nuclear. Watch and see, but it's and

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they're not going to do this until
they get the ownership lined up. Watch

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and see, because you're gonna switch
this over to electric, which has the

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cords coming in your house. They
got to get rid of the natural gas,

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which of course is killing kids.
Your natural gas stove in Montana is

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killing bipod kids in the Bronx.
They're all lighting up for this to get

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the infrastructure built to deliver power straight
into your house. And then they're gonna

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switch over to micronuclear and watch all
of a sudden, nuclear is perfectly safe.

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It's always the money. Tomorrow,
my friend Zach Abraham is doing a

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fact the silent of retirement portfolios.
Zach is the guy who taught me about

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micro nuclear and where he thinks that's
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south Sayer, but he has been
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How do you lie with statistics?
Well, in the case of Michael Mann,

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in my judgment, you take a
peace which is about a city which

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is about as localized as you can
get, and you use it as an

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excuse to say Pittsburgh's really hot.
Therefore, the fires on the West Coast

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are the same cause. When they're
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another. The cause on the West
Coast has been years of purposeful In my

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judgment, neglect of the forests on
Twitter, doctor Jill Belch a climate alarmist,

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right awful. They'll let anyone tell
you more people die from cold than

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heat. For the past five years, huge numbers of people dying from heat

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stress compared to cold. More than
five hundred and fifty hange pilgrims die as

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temps succeed fifty degrees Celsius officials report
treating more than two thousand people for heat

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stress. Pause A, that's very
sad that five hundred people died on a

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religious pilmorrage five hundred and fifty b
through the desert. You walk through the

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desert at a hot period of time
on your pilgrimage to Mecca, and you

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don't have sufficient water, and you're
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This is a known thing heat stress. You can put heat stress on yourself

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pretty easily. I did it to
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workouts I did had to wear my
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shirt and boots. And I've done
that workout many times, not with a

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weight vest. But man, when
I got done with that, I before

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my next workout, which was just
a swim, I actually had to go

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home and nap I was that zoned. But let's just go to the statistics.

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This is from the Global, Regional
and National Bird of Mortality associated with

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non optimal ambient temperatures from two thousand
to twenty nineteen Lance at July twenty twenty

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one, Lancet being a peer review
journal. In that period of time,

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in North America, about three hundred
thousand people died from cold related elements,

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fewer than about fifty thousand from heat. Latin America. Very similar in Europe,

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about six hundred thousand people died from
cold related elements in Europe maybe two

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now no, maybe maybe two hundred
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About one point two million people died
from cold death versus heat. In heat

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death in Africa, it's well below, looks to be below about maybe twenty

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five thousand Asia cold deaths about two
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and heat deaths maybe two hundred and
maybe. Yeah, I've been two dred

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thousand. That's the data. Never
let anyone tell you that more people die

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from cold than from heat, except
more people die from cold than from heat.

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The way you lie with statistics is
you use a PhD. You use

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academic title to say, well,
I don't know if you have a PhD.

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I do, And never let anyone
tell you that more people die from

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cold than from heat, except that
more people die from cold than from heat.

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Another way to do this is simply
to choose the data you look at.

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It's simply to refuse used to look
at data. This is what the

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FBI did. When the FBI decided
to toss out crime statistics from Los Angeles

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and New York and hey, maybe
even Pittsburgh. They decided, we don't

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want that data in our data.
Here's a father who went to a school

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board meeting you might remember this one, and he presented some data because the

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school officials said, hey, we
can't find us no data. Several weeks

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ago, in a vote to allow
trans students to use whatever bathroom they wish,

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please stay so called, you assured
us that these policies were perfectly safe,

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as neither yourself nor law enforcement could
provide a single example of any trans

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student assaulting any girl in any bathroom
in any school, in any state anywhere

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in all of fact. But not
to worry, since you could have located

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them. I took the trouble too. See loud In County, Virginia,

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where last year, under district policy, a trans student was allowed into the

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women's bathroom where he assaulted a girl. To cover it up, they moved

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him to another school where he did
it again. See Irvine, California,

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last month, where a trans student
entered the women's locker room and flashed the

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girls there. When they confronted him, he mercilessly beat them. This happened

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again in Gwinnette County, Georgia.
This happened again in Oklahoma City. This

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happened again in Ohio, where a
trans man was allowed to use the locker

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room where he was arrested for flashing
little girls. The judge dropped the charges

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after he ruled that this man was
too fat for them to see anything.

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Last month in this city, a
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straight out of Silence of the Lambs, hunted down and killed a female jogger

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because he quote wanted to look just
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these are anecdotal evidence, just note
that in a survey of trans inmates and

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federal prisons, half were convicted of
sexual assault and nine and we're convicted of

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violent crimes well above the general prison
population. Now, it should also be

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noted that in each of these cases, each of these perpetrators had either changed

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their pronouns, had undergone transition,
or had received gender affirming therapy and accommodations

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thereof Why is this important to note, Probably for the same reason we recognize

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as a society that you do not
affirm that people with anorexia can be healthy

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in any way. You do not
affirm that somebody with schizophrenia is hearing voices,

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and you do not affirm that somebody
in a manic episode is having great

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ideas, Because when you leave somebody
to languish in their false mental state.

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I eat men who think they are
women, they will inevitably lash out and

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harm themselves and those around them.
Hurt people, hurt other people. But

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I don't want to pretend and have
the hubrist to think that I'm going to

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be the one to change your mind. I'm happy to share any and all

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of these examples with you, but
you will most likely leave here tonight believing

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that men can become women. Affirming
care works and that you made the right

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vote. But you will no longer
be able to look into the eyes of

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your constituents and honestly say that you
are unaware of the assaults that will inevitbly

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take place when we declare to women, you have no right to privacy.

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Thank you very much, Boom,
well done, well explained. In the

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separate country of Washington State, the
ACLU has helped the government in that country

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make it illegal for you to go
find out how many men are in women's

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prisons. It is illegal to go
find their quote birth sex or the sex

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they're assigned at birth. One of
the ways you lie with statistics is you

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make sure that people cannot get the
statistics. Remember when Pfizer, with the

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help of the FDA, wanted to
deny its the ability to look at their

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statistics for seventy five years in relation
to the trials. You lie with data

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by making sure you can't see all
the data. Sometimes you just lie.

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Representative Primilla PayPal whose real name is
ja apaul I car PayPal, because that's

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all she does is do fundraising.
Wait until you hear and or see her

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response to a statistical anomaly of a
young girl being murdered right after she was

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raped by illegal immigrants. Now statistical
alarm anomalies all right, let's do this.

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What's a common factor of everybody who
comes into the country illegally? They

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all break the law. Every single
one of them is a criminal. They

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start their time in America having broken
the law. What else is common with

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them? Most of them are trafficked. Who well, I'm not saying against

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their will, but most of them
have coyotes and assistants getting across the border.

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What are coyotes? Their organized crime? When you work with organ as

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criminals, do they just take your
money and then leave you alone. No,

416
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they're criminals. They want to continue
to make money off of you for

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the rest of your life. You
can continue down this path and continue to

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examine people who come into this country
illegally. Are they more likely to be

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in contact with cartels? Well,
yeah, because they got the help of

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cartels to get into the country.
See, when we go down this road,

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you can begin to look at the
statistics in a different way, starting

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globally and going very very specifically.
So we're going to talk about this case

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with Promela PayPal laughing and giggling as
she talks about this rape and admit that,

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yeah, that one rape does not
mean that all people who cross the

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border are rapists. But it means
that we are radically increasing the odds of

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this happening in our cities because we
are radically changing the complexion of who we

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let into the country, starting with
the fact that we're letting in people willing

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to break the law. That creates
a psychological type, as it were.

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And there's types, types, matter, types of devices. There's a device

430
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called an air filter for your house, and they are generally loud. They're

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generally disruptive. You're not going to
have them on when company's there. It's

432
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just too loud to have a decent
conversation. They're expensive because you don't just

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buy them once. You buy the
shell of the device with the motor and

434
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the shell and the infrastructure, and
then a couple times of year you take

435
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the filters out, you throw them
away, they go into landfill somewhere,

436
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and then you buy other filters for
two to four hundred bucks per year and

437
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you use those. On the other
hand, there's something called an air cleanser

438
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air purifier. That is what the
oxy leaf too Thunderstorm is. It's an

439
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air purifier. Now, how does
it purify the air? It doesn't send

440
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out robots. There's no tiny drones. It does not clan out little cleaning

441
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devices to scrub the walls. It
produces ozone oh three. The chemical structure

442
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of O three makes it to take
the chemical structure of things that say,

443
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come from cat litter, or from
cigar smoke, cigarette smoke, or fish

444
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cooking, like my wife is kind
enough to do for me in my prep

445
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cooking, and it bonds to those
molecules and it zaps them, It neutralizes

446
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them, it removes them. In
other words, it cleanses them from the

447
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air. What you end up with
then is a pleasant smell, the smell

448
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like after a thunderstorm. This is
what we use in the studio. It's

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what I use at home. And
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code TOD three. You lie through
statistics in many different ways. Sometimes you

457
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don't even bother with statistics. You
just go to the lie PayPal representative.

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PayPal from the separate country of Washington
State was on with joy read Watches.

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They have fun discussing the rape of
a thirteen year old girl by an illegal

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immigrant. Great citizens, but there's
a lot of fear monger. There's a

461
00:37:22,239 --> 00:37:24,400
lot of fear ustry, absolutely,
you know, And I think it's kind

462
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of remarkable that the polls I look
at the national polls, actually Americans still

463
00:37:30,400 --> 00:37:35,119
support immigrants. Yeah, support immigration. It's just that they would like to

464
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see a system that actually works and
that can keep them safe and secure.

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So the statistics she's quoting people like
immigration, Okay, what kind choose the

466
00:37:46,400 --> 00:37:50,320
data you're talking about? In her
case, she's going to pretend that the

467
00:37:50,360 --> 00:37:53,519
discussion is about should we have immigration? So she's pretending she's scoping the data

468
00:37:53,760 --> 00:37:57,559
for her convenience, and all of
us want that. And you know,

469
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I've been working on this issue for
twenty years. Before I can congress in

470
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the streets as an activist. Let
me let me tell you, this is

471
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one of the reasons that people have
these sort of thinking, this sort of

472
00:38:06,639 --> 00:38:12,519
thinking. Here's the three cable networks
reporting of this is our banner said soon

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Biden announces legal protections for undocumented spouse
of a citizen's CNN's banner said, Biden

474
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announces new protections for someone documented spouses. Here was Fox's banner. Migrant arrested

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for raping thirteen year old Yar.
Yes, and so I think that's part

476
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of the problem that you have a
lot of the fear maker exactly. And

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we know that when people have economic
insecurity, that's laughing material. Okay,

478
00:38:37,960 --> 00:38:43,519
So in her defense, she's laughing
about Fox News. But it's not just

479
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quote just that thirteen year old.
There were three other kids. In this

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last year. We haven't had a
week go by where we're not talking about

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someone who's been illegally or murdered by
the illegal immigrants or raped. And you

482
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can add this to the fact that
the cartel's own areas of cities the Han

483
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Durans own, or at least did, according to Drugs Inc. Own the

484
00:39:08,320 --> 00:39:15,840
drug trade in Seattle Hon Durham cartels. That's not fear mongering. There was

485
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a woman in Europe. She is
a member of a conservative political party.

486
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You know what she did. She's
facing fines and sanctions from the government.

487
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We don't know what she did.
She posted the government statistics on rape,

488
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and those statistics show that recent immigrants, Muslim immigrants are more likely to rape

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women. Why because they're from societies
that say, if women are going around

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dressed like that, then you get
to do this. We're importing people like

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that. That's not fear mongering.
That's just saying, this is what you've

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decided to do. It's not fear
mongering. To go to James O'Keefe's former

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00:39:54,320 --> 00:40:00,199
organization, Project verraitas that actually got
something done without James. Imagine that they

494
00:40:00,239 --> 00:40:06,280
took someone behind the scenes in the
State Department and this is a US consular

495
00:40:06,320 --> 00:40:10,599
officer talking about immigration and policy thereof
I mean, there's got to be some

496
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things that we're like, man,
I wish I could tell tell the world

497
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without Oh there's a lot of places, but mostly mostly with the immigration immigration,

498
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because that's the one that worn't the
lux is really good innovation. IWIS.

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People knew that we're letting in criminals
daily, Like when I was in

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you have to atremation sure of that
you have information? Tell yeah. So

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they so all the good, honest, hard working Mexican state of Mexico and

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all the pieces of garbage into United
States, and those are the ones that

503
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be luck and you are literally and
the Mexican government has no reason to stop

504
00:40:37,239 --> 00:40:40,719
it because these they're they're garbage goes
to another country and then sends money back

505
00:40:40,719 --> 00:40:44,199
to it. Like imagine if the
works are the worst and electors of the

506
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messes, we're all good in Canada. So I mean about billions of dollars

507
00:40:45,360 --> 00:40:47,599
a year, why would you solve
that? I wouldn't even change the numbers

508
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of Like if we let in a
undred thousand expands a year, I'm like,

509
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let a one hundred thousands of year. She's changed the quality of the

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applicant. They say, ah,
three thousand of Mexicans. But you can't

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have been in the US illegally and
you can't look them all right here.

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So what is the end goal?
Why aren't they allowing the truth? They

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want to change the pemographics to us
say it's fayally because I mean, I'm

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no honestly, the people from Nebraska
like my councy time like Americans that have.

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I found that's been the visage for
four years. Traditional standard Americans are

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not leftists. A Latin American vult
electics. And it's just it literally is

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it's just to try and try to
change it coming out of our state department,

518
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just in admission, apparently on a
date. It's funny how many of

519
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these things appear to be dates.
People will share a lot on dates when

520
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they're looking to impress another right.
So many from Latin America are leftists.

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00:41:39,039 --> 00:41:43,840
Well, that's true, that's what
the data shows. How go look at

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the elections, Go look at the
way those countries have gone. It's a

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way we don't want to go.
That's not to say that there aren't great

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things in Mexico. There are.
I so enjoyed my time in part of

525
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Arta. It's the only part of
Mexico to which I've been. I guess

526
00:41:55,559 --> 00:42:00,079
I should experience some others. But
I don't want to go to northern Mexico

527
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because it's sort of cartel run.
And I go to Portavarta for a very

528
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very specific reason. It's because that's
where my partners at Renewed Health are.

529
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I don't want to say forced,
but they're forced to do what they do.

530
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They can't be in America because in
America, Big Pharma has said you

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don't get to use stem cells from
placentas or umbilical chords, even though they

532
00:42:21,719 --> 00:42:25,679
have magical properties. See, these
cells have potential power. They have not

533
00:42:25,840 --> 00:42:31,480
been assigned a role. They're ready
to do whatever. So build muscle in

534
00:42:31,519 --> 00:42:37,400
your shoulder or tendons or cartilage to
help reduce inflammation. That's the first thing

535
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that these cells do wherever they go, is they reduce inflammation. I went

536
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down there this time and got my
ankle treated because as the doctor, the

537
00:42:45,320 --> 00:42:50,360
surgeon who did my injection told me, he's a Harvard certified surgeon. He

538
00:42:50,480 --> 00:42:55,639
told me, you don't yet have
an achilles achilles tendon tear, but this

539
00:42:55,679 --> 00:43:00,960
is how they begin. It's with
this repeat inflammation, he said, so

540
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you are probably working on getting one. So he came down at the right

541
00:43:04,360 --> 00:43:07,840
time the day after he injected me, and he told me I'd be a

542
00:43:07,880 --> 00:43:10,039
little sorry. So there's going to
be some extra fluid back there. This

543
00:43:10,079 --> 00:43:14,559
is a very small place. It's
going to be extra sore. The day

544
00:43:14,599 --> 00:43:20,239
after the day I began to heal, the inflammation was gone this past Saturday,

545
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wearing a thirty pounds weight vest I
ran two miles on an air runner

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and did a whole bunch of gymnastics. After that, I went and climbed

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a hill. After that, I
swam, which didn't really affect my heel.

548
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I'm sitting here now recording this telling
you that there's no information in my

549
00:43:37,119 --> 00:43:40,400
heel. It's gone. Oh.
On Sunday, I took my dog on

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a five mile walk. Absolutely no
heel. Pay The stem cells do their

551
00:43:46,239 --> 00:43:52,000
work starting with reducing information and then
building tissue where tissue has been damaged.

552
00:43:52,159 --> 00:43:57,599
Oftentimes people do not have to have
surgery. If you don't have to have

553
00:43:57,639 --> 00:44:02,119
surgery, why have surgery? Renew
dot healthcare. You can have lower lumbar

554
00:44:02,199 --> 00:44:06,440
pain being told you need surgery for
that. You can have lost mobility in

555
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limbs. I've seen it happen with
people hemispherically paralyzed. I've seen it happen

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with people who go down for aesthetic
reasons. When I was down there,

557
00:44:15,280 --> 00:44:19,079
there are people using this instead of
getting botox, which is a cow poison

558
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shot into your face. Stem cells
from umbilical cords and placentas, never from

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00:44:25,519 --> 00:44:30,719
babies go to renew dot Healthcare and
just simply tell them you're part of the

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podcast family that's renew dot Healthcare.
Let them look at your medical records and

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they'll tell you if they can help
you or not. And if it's not,

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00:44:37,400 --> 00:44:39,039
they'll tell you they can't. They
can. They'll tell you how much

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it's going to cost and the time
it will take. That's a scientific fact.

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These stem cells, the way they're
gathered that they don't know. These

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roles assigned science writers are the easiest, I think, to con because it

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starts as being a writer. It
starts with that caring and fairness thing,

567
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so they want things to be true. There's a one named Laura Helmuth,

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and she is a so called science
writer. It's not really being a journalist.

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At The Disinformation Chronicle, Paul Thacker
points out that she's still insisting on

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Twitter. She's still insisting the following, Yes, of course, there absolutely

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is science to support the advice to
send six feet away or more from people

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who might be infected with the deadly
respiratory viruses. She was responding to Marjorie

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Taylor Green's attack on Fauci over COVID
six foot rules not being based in science.

574
00:45:31,880 --> 00:45:37,519
Well, There's Fauci's admission that they
weren't scientifically backed. You got that.

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There's Francis Collins, who, under
questioning, admitted that he couldn't recall

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00:45:43,519 --> 00:45:49,639
any instance of there being any scientific
rigor behind this. There's the Washington Post

577
00:45:50,760 --> 00:45:53,360
Dan Diamond admitting, in the pandemic
we were told to keep six feet apart,

578
00:45:53,360 --> 00:45:58,000
there's no science to support that.
And a Congression on Parents Infectious disease

579
00:45:58,079 --> 00:46:02,159
expert Anthony S. Fauci character the
recommendation as an empiric decision that wasn't based

580
00:46:02,239 --> 00:46:08,440
upon data, and yet this woman
continues to be allowed to write about science.

581
00:46:09,440 --> 00:46:14,760
Alex Berenson points this out about Fauci, one of the most prolific liars

582
00:46:14,800 --> 00:46:19,519
in relations to statistics who's ever lived, And there it is tiny. Tony

583
00:46:19,519 --> 00:46:23,360
Fauci believes strongly in the press,
the legitimate press, that is, who

584
00:46:23,440 --> 00:46:28,239
wants to tell him. The First
Amendment doesn't get to decide which reporters are

585
00:46:28,639 --> 00:46:30,840
says, the government doesn't get to
decide which reporters are legitimate. This is

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00:46:30,880 --> 00:46:36,519
what Fauci said. I believe strongly
in the importance of the press, the

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00:46:36,639 --> 00:46:40,119
legitimate press, that is, which
is in tigrator democracy, got it,

588
00:46:42,400 --> 00:46:46,800
that's the legitimate press. Well,
here's Fauci on TV with a member of

589
00:46:46,840 --> 00:46:52,719
someone he no doubts considers to be
a member rather of the legitimate press.

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00:46:52,920 --> 00:46:59,199
And then when that didn't work,
he started invoking magical cuas like hydroxy corequin

591
00:47:00,000 --> 00:47:02,280
being President Trump, you know.
And then when it became clear that wasn't

592
00:47:02,320 --> 00:47:06,719
working, he brought in Scott Atlas, who told him everything he wanted to

593
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hear, and it was just wanting
so much for it to go away and

594
00:47:10,480 --> 00:47:14,480
figuring out if it wasn't going to
go away naturally, I'm going to act

595
00:47:14,519 --> 00:47:16,559
like it's going to go away.
That was the problem. Was it dangerous

596
00:47:16,559 --> 00:47:22,000
for him to promote hydroxychloroquin and I
remeacted it and those other cures multi supposed

597
00:47:22,079 --> 00:47:25,400
cures that don't actually dreat COVID?
Yeah, I mean obviously it is.

598
00:47:25,440 --> 00:47:29,320
I mean I don't want to get
into how many numbers of people would have

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made the difference, but clearly he
missed an opportunity because there were people out

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there who knew nothing about this,
who were saying hydroxychlorocine works, and we

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00:47:40,000 --> 00:47:45,280
know that not only does it not, but it actually hurts people He could

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00:47:45,280 --> 00:47:49,400
have used the bully pulpit of the
presidency to say, hey, listen to

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00:47:49,440 --> 00:47:53,440
the scientist, but he didn't do
that. Sony Fauci is the biggest liar

604
00:47:53,480 --> 00:47:59,480
in the history of the world.
Am I judgment? He said that everybody's

605
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at the same time risk for COVID
everybody. That was a monumental lie,

606
00:48:04,599 --> 00:48:07,559
And you lied to many other ways. See, you would so often throw

607
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around statistics that no one bothered to
check. Well, what we do know

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is the vaccines ninety eight percent effective
against severe illness and hospitalization. Pardon question,

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define severe and hospitalization within what period
of time? Tone the magic two

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weeks or afterwards. You lie with
statistics in many ways. One of them

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is you simply pull them out of
the air. And if you just simply

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ask a question like well to find
that term, you can find out they're

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lying. We talk a lot about
the fruit of the spirit, measuring people

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according to the fruits that they produce. We could also turn to Matthew chapter

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twenty three, verses one through three
for advice to people who have influence over

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others. Then Jesus said to the
crowds and two disciples describes in the Pharisees

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sit on Moses's seat. So do
and observe whatever they tell you, but

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not the works they do. For
they preach but do not practice. They

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tie up heavy burdens hard to bear
and lay them other people's shoulders, but

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they themselves are not willing to move
them with their finger. They do all

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the deeds to be seen by others. You can lie with statistics in many

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ways. One of the things we
can do is go right back to this

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and say, wow, global warming. I guess you don't fly in planes.

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I know that's a cliche, but
it's also simple. Global warming,

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you don't fly in planes. I
guess you don't use computers, because there's

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no such thing as throwing away the
hard drives they have a half life of

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how long. And the solar panels
and the Tesla batteries and the wait,

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while we're on that topic of sitting
on the seat of Moses, Wait,

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Tony, you didn't wear a mask
when you thought you weren't on video.

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See it's easy to make it complicated
when people will lie with statistics. And

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then the word of God that never
returns void can remind us we can take

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all thoughts and in fact spirits captive
to Christ by using his word. Thank

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you God for that unspeakably important gift
of your word and your son and your

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mercy. And this is the Todd
Hermannshaw. Please go, be well,

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be strong, be kind, and
please make every effort to walk in the

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light of Christ.
