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It's any big mystery that the Mockingbird
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The data shows that the traffic to
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plummet, and every single week it
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left the Mockingbird Media to go out
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when they fired her, and it
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who run Joe Biden, and we
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just going to go out and Catherine
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And immediately that happened because people have
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able to discern her political point of
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One of her first stories is something
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It has to do with some stuff
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the military, and the military now
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a specific way that we're not allowed
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part's going on YouTube, but just
learning to speak the language. We won't

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won't censor on the main show that
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do that. But Jeff Bezos,
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out just how thick the campus politics
are in media. That is, they

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anticipate the Washington Post continuing to be
a charity. They've succeeded in actually preventing

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a new boss from coming in.
We'll talk about this with the help of

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renewed dot Healthcare and much more importantly, God Almighty, the Todd Herman Show

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is one hundred percent disapproved by big
pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere from the high

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mountains of Free America. Here's the
Emerald City exile God her Man. Today

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is a day the Lord has made, and these are the times to which

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God is the seat of a chalive. Casey Hunts is emblemic of what is

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and has become of the Mockingbird media. She said, when I Ran Paul

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was attacked by neighbor and he was
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new details today on the incident that
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This might be one of my favorite
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So for some reason, the people
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should go into this debate on CNN. Now, in their defense, the

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dwindling audience that CNN maintains is actually
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in order to convince them, must
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Remind everybody, we conservatives. We
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about authoritarianism, we care about public
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we care about borders, we care
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We care about all the things.
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only through the lens of caring in
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animates them politically. Can they convince
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it feel caring and fair? That's
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well, conservatives sometimes have to say
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that runs Joe Biden says no is
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racist or homophobic or nativistic nativism.
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debates are going to be on CNN, and this has obviously made the rounds.

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It's obvious what CNN has set up, and it's obvious that Team Trump

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intends to take CNN's bias and use
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broken, shut off the mic of
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so it takes someone five minutes to
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Jake Tapper has Sam Colleadenelf Hilter,
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stating to attack my colleagues. I
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Donald Trump, who you work for. Yes, if you are your lea

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on his behalf and I will have
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your colleagues have stated in the past. Now, sorry, we're going to

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come back to Caroline. Thank you
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speak about Donald Trump. And Donald
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when they both join us now at
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this debate. She's welcome to come
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they're back to what about isms?
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See, comparisons are really important in
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these people moderating, they are part
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The Mockingbird media simply cannot find their
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And Jeff Bezos is now going to
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helped fund, and the leftists that
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been a revolt, they've already succeeded
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our republic, our democratic republic,
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huge amounts of money at play.
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doing a free live workshop. It's
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lie about inflation, that continue to
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do the grocery shopping. My wife
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really don't think you know how expensive
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registered investment advisor. Investments involve risk
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not necessarily guarantee future results. Jeff
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He's holding the Washington for some time. This is a picture of a guy

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named Tyler Cherry. Tyler Cherry with
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on him? It is in lace? Oh look, hey, wait,

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he's wearing earrings. Oh that's right. He's neither man nor woman. He's

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non binary and Tyler, at least
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I guess young people do that.
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of arms. He apparently hates the
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even though in a Muslim adhered country
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to be neither man nor woman.
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White House. We'll talk some more
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of reasons. Because they're showing folks
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Join us. You'll get to crack
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Bezos is walking into that environment at
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it. Bezos is facing a revolt. CNN writes, Jeff Bezos is under

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fire at the Washington Post. Is
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That's by Oliver Darcy, who,
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filling in for Russ Lumba pretended to
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when it was clear he might have
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staff team. I know you've already
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also to weigh in directly. The
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not change. To be sure,
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we also know our standards of the
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can't change, and it won't.
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quality, ethics and standards we all
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continuing to do the work that makes
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important. So why is he writing
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a revolt, a successful one.
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what the people at the Post might
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who is chemically altered, you don't
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Now I know that, I'll admit
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big problem with it. Jeff Bezos
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takes, but I think it's probably
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just guessing I don't. I don't
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his physique and how quickly it changed
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prior to being with this woman who
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describing the circumstance. Prior to all
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was vindictive. Now I only met
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game, embarrassingly enough, and one
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wouldn't remember it, for to save
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but each time I kept track of
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he was really awkward, giggly cackled
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video platforms. He was inquisitive,
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he always wanted me to give up
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Microsoft and nothing about Amazon. Smart
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was a business discussion. This I
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the story. This is what the
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think if she had, we probably
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didn't do well. God really blessed
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could not find a way to convince
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believe about a five million or more
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going to vest, meaning she'd have
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little bits of stock, but hanging
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to call it a vesting cliff.
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vest, say a gold Star award, you could one day, one day,

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go home with one hundred thousand dollars
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had some ideas and she shared him. Jeff didn't like the ideas. She

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pushed back, she said, this
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what our tests have shown. This
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This has been the response. And
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and careful and respectful communicator. I
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multiple instances, and more importantly,
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my business mentor. They are still
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She came in at his recommendation.
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Julie went on vacation to Hawaii.
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Crown Hill and Seattle was a former
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to time and it was an incredible
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it on the scanner and it didn't
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it didn't work. So she rang
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with all her stuff on carts and
a note from HR. You were terminated

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two weeks ago. I hope you
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He fired her before she could get
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He might well go through that newsroom
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a moment that is hard to forget
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with one of his spaceflights, allowed
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really cool move. A lot of
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on the first jen and Star Trek. If you watched the first generation Star

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Trek, you'd flip them moment,
and they were crafted that way. In

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fact, one had a logo that
looked a lot like Star Trek. They

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were all inspired by that, and
it makes sense. Roddenberry was a visionary.

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So there were these big fans.
Someone around Bezos, or maybe Bezos

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themselves, said hey, you know
what, let's let Bill Shatner, William

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Shatner, who played Captain Kirk,
the first Captain Kirk in the first gen,

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Let's let him go fly with us. And there's this moment where Jeff

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Bezos is standing there as William Shatner
is going to share an incredibly emotional story

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about being in space. Now imagine
this. You're Captain Kirk. That's how

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you're known to the world, and
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and the comeback and share with the
world what it felt like. I'll show

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you that. Play it for you
can hear the audio. Imagine how his

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brain tingle. Shatner going back through
all the scenes in Star Trek as he's

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actually looking down at the Earth from
a spacecraft. Just imagine that the recall

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he had so the scene is this. Bill Shatner has been up in space

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courtesy of Jeff Bezos and Bezos's company. He's now down responding to this incredible

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life changing moment, and Jeff Bezos
is standing next to him as people are

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partying in the background. Pay attention
to how long Bezos puts up with William

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Shatner, one of the world's most
recognizable actors, telling his emotional tale of

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being allowed to go in the space. You know what, my the impression

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I have and I never expected as
you shooting up. I want one,

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that's Jeff, give me a champagne
bottle. I want one. I want

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to hear that. That's the lady
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Now, if you're watching the video, look at Bill Shatner's face. That's

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absolutely tragic. You brought me here
for my name, the cameras here,

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we're talking. I'm trying to share
with you a human moment, and you

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can't wait twenty seconds or a minute
for the champagne. The people at the

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Washington Post would do well to understand
who Jeff Bezos is. And part of

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me hopes that the cold Jeff Bezos
comes out. Part of me does because

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it actually might give us back a
journalistic entity that matters. It might.

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So here's what's going on at the
Post. This is from Legal Insurrection.

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Woke journal revolt at Washington Post successfully
blocks editor who vowed reform. The Washington

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Post might be doomed. Last year, the liberal paper lost almost eighty million

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dollars. The executive editor was recently
forced out, and the paper decided to

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bring in Robert Winnette of the Telegraph
as the new chief. But the woke

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staff doesn't want to change their ways, so they revolted by running a hit

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piece about Winnette, and it worked. He backed out. Tim Grahama writes

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at NewsBusters did more on this topic. But let's just examine this. They

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used Bezos's own paper to do a
character assassination of the guy that he brought

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in to turn the organization around,
an organization that lost eighty million dollars.

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Now, in mathematical fairness, Jeff
Bezos doesn't care about eighty million dollars To

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you or me. That'd be like
the equivalent of you or me losing eighty

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cents maybe eight bucks maybe, since
we don't earn eight bucks the way Jeff

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Bezos does. And look, I
don't begrudge him his money. Amazon dot

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Com has been brilliantly run from day
one. He was brilliant in his patients.

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Everything he did, execution was perfect. He knew at what time you

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need to start caring about profits,
and he wasn't going to do that until

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he was forced to care. So
Tim Brand's peace at NewsBusters. For weeks

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now, The Washington Post has been
plagued by internal turmoil over some top new

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hires. It started with new publisher
Will Lewis, a former Rupert Mudoch employee,

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who quickly attracted opposition and research from
NPR media reporter David foulkenfet, a

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man who reports incessantly on Murdock,
like the Moguls James Bond villain at taxpayer

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expense. This caused a predictable ruckus
among leftists, both inside the Posts and

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outside. Since the paper is owned
by billionaire Jeff Bezos. The Posts,

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He's treat the newspaper like a charity, not a business. They don't seem

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to care that the Post lost seventy
seven million dollars over the past year and

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had to offer buyouts to several hundred
staffers to address the losses. This is

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a Subscribers were in revolt in a
web chat with Post Media editor blogger Eric

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Wimple. Wimple, by the way, is very good at what he does,

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wrote one what's the best way for
subscribers to let Jeff Bezos know we

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don't like how he's hiring so many
men from Murdock's empire to be in charge

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of the Washington Post. Many people
are simply canceling their subscriptions. But I'm

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wondering if we have better options.
And Wimple entertained these questions and entertained the

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approach, so they succeeded in blocking
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That's dangerous. Jeff Bezos wanted that
woman Julie to shut up. She

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didn't. I'm counting on her and
her personality having been calm and respectful in

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the way she presented the data.
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very tip top, you're fired.
Does he still have that capacity? Again?

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I don't think this is revenge in
my heart. Can you imagine if

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the Washington Post actually had the right
size. Can you imagine if Jeff Bezos

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actually took time away from you know, wearing leather pants and being in well,

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you know things. I think you
know what I mean. If he

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actually came to the Post and applied
the same rigor that he did at Amazon,

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and in fact, the same coldness. That they may not come,

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but if it did, it would
be fantastic for America. There's a lot

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of conservatives who are now applauding another
kind of archive media entity, though still

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with some power, snopes dot Com. Seven years after the fact, all

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of a sudden, we see Snopes
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Have contents of Ashley Biden's diary been
verified? Well, that's been improven

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for years, and all of a
sudden it's been proven. Why because the

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FBI said so, because it was
now an issue in court, So now

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they rate it true. As you
can see, they did the same thing

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about neo Nazis and President Trump all
of a sudden. No, Trump did

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not call neo Nazis and white supremacists
very fine people. So why are they

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doing this? What is the timing, what is the law? I think

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it might be because they want to
be trusted again for the election cycle.

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They don't want Trump to be able
to point at these things. They want

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to be able to respond to the
debate. They want to be able to

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build new myths. Let's not applaud
them for this. Seven years after the

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fact, when they had already already
medaled an election, they're suddenly coming clean

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on this. Here's one thing it
does do, though, is it allows

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Trump headed in these debates, to
have more ammunition for people like Casey Hunt,

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who contend that you're not being fair
if you describe the behaviors of our

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colleagues like Jake Tapper, when in
fact that's exactly fair. After all,

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he's a moderator, he's a host. He gets a television show to air

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his opinions every single week for hours
and hours a day like I do.

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He just has a well, a
little bit larger audience. Although CNN's continuing

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to shrink. They do have studios
just like us. They've got cameras just

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like us, but they have a
whole bunch of writers and people behind the

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scenes populated being teleprompters. We don't
do that here. We do what we

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can in the study that God's provided
us. I do the same thing here

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that I do in my home.
I have in this study the oxy leaf

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It has the capacity to bond to negative

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molecules, be it from pet stink, or be it from cigarettes, cooking

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we never have negative smells in the
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thank Snopes other than for this allowing
us to go back and look at the

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culture of CNN and places like that. This is Anderson Cooper. He did

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an entire segment deeply, deeply concerned
about the right wing media selectively editing videos.

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But wait, isn't there a history
of that at his program. More

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now on what actually happened at the
very end of Prison Biden's appearance Saturday in

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Los Angeist, Namely, was it
the president freezing up with former President Obama

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by his side, or was the
former president taking in the crowd as his

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supporters have suggested. It's a serious
question the light of the president's halting gate

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at times, but also in the
recent wake of right wing media selectively adding

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video to claim mister Biden wandered off
for the G seven summit marchers in Charlottesville,

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chanting that Jews will not replace us, but their words blood and soil.

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Jews will not replace us. Blood
and soil was a Nazi slogan.

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Blut and boden. Americans on the
streets in America chanting Nazi slogans. They

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were tapping into the deep and dark
vein of what's known today as replacement theory.

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Now, most people watching that would
be outraged. The former president said

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this, And you had some very
bad people in that group, but you

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also had people that were very fine
people on both sides, very fine people

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among Americans that night chanting Nazi slogans. And you had people and I'm not

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talking about the neo Nazis and the
white nationalists because they should be condemned totally.

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President Trump said that seven years ago. He said it on the spot.

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Anderson Cooper is not concerned with selectively
edited videos. Anderson Cooper, like

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most people at CNN, is an
actor. He reads a teleprompter for a

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living. He will read whatever's in
front of him. And this goes to

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the sinking of the Mockingbird Media.
Everybody who writes for the teleprompter at the

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Mockingbird Media outfits. Every single one
of them comes from the same political view,

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or if they don't, they know
that they must portray the same political

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view in order to move up in
the organization. The Washington Post is no

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different. Jeff Bezos should recognize this. Bezos made a point at Amazon of

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hiring people from different disciplines. The
closest I ever got to getting a job

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at Amazon was at Amazon Studios when
it was just being founded. God I

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didn't take that job. It turned
out that the guy who ran that place

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was an actual pedophile. Seemed like
a nice dude. It was actually a

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closet conservative, but turned out to
be someone who used his position in Amazon

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to inflict his sexual will on the
bodies of children. So when I was

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interviewed for that job and I went
to have the last final appropriate meeting.

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This is called the as app.
You go meet with the as appropriate and

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meet with the boss. What are
the things he said to me was do

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you build your own spreadsheets? No? I mean, I said, oh,

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I can, but not like you
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I can't do the beautiful macros you
guys do. That's not what I

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do. And yet you earn this
money. Look, I earned this money

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because I understand the strategy of media
as applied to technology. Because I've built

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regulationships in Hollywood and in New York, because I've helped create some products that

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have done very very well. I've
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that's never hampered me to not be
able to build a spreadsheet. He called

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me later and said, look,
I really want to bring you on the

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team. Would you consider, maybe, you know, getting into a class,

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like a three or six month focused
class to learn how to build a

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spreadsheet like a macro like the people
at Delitte do. I said, no,

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No, it's not something I want
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this is a difference between me getting
hired there or not, you should hire

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someone else. But you're going to
go find someone who builds spreadsheets and has

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my connections and my strategic insight.
I don't think so. He told me

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later that he made a very very
strong push to try to get me in.

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The one thing that Bezos said was
this, I'm not bringing in someone

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who can't look at the numbers in
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and I love this a unique background. Bezos made a point of bringing in

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people from farming to help with agricultural
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people in from fitness to help with
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they could be great manipulators of the
numbers. He should be looking at this

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at the Washington Post CNN should be
looking at regards to their ratings, but

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they can't because they yet can't see
it. Which brings us to the word

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of God. In First Corinthians,
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one, we learn this, but
God shows the foolish things of the world

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to shame the wise. God shows
the weak things of the world to shame.

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The strong God shows the lowly things
of this world and the despised things,

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and the things that are not to
nullify the things that are, so

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that no one may boast before him. If Amazon and the Washington Posts and

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anyone else in Mockingbird medium has done
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also this to take the very simple
things. Casey Hunt, as we talked

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about at the beginning of the show, so simply could have said to the

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Trump spokeswoman who said that about Jake
Tapper being imbalanced and calling President Trump hitler.

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She simply could have said, I'll
let you take that up with Jake

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when you're in his program. Now, let me ask you this about the

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debate. She could have said that, but the simple things eluded her because

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she understands that Jake Tapper's a star, and you got to protect the stars.

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I think someone in Jeff Bezos' sphere
thinks that the stars at the Washington

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Post are the writers. If they
are, they're the ones who are going

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to leave and go create their own
audiences, like Catherine Herridge has done,

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or tuck her carls on r Cheryl
Atkinson. Before that, Michelle Maulkan before

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all of them. Michelle has a
very successful career, smaller audience, more

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money and influence that she cares about. That can't happen. There is a

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trend in Hollywood, the losing of
people. We talked about Jillian Michaels.

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There's also a trend in Brooklyn losing
an election. It's almost tied together in

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a way. You have Representative Jamal
Bullman, he of fire Alarm fame,

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and Bill Maher. We'll do a
comparison here because through comparisons we can learn

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a lot of things. So little
side by side action. What of these

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things does not belong? Although I
think they actually both belong. So we'll

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look at this as painful as it
will be. Last night I went to

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bed with something of a pain.
So I was looking back at my exercise

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log. I write down all my
workouts, and I mean in pretty big

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detail. And I look back at
the amount of volume of work I've done

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over the past month, and it's
pretty insane, and I think it's a

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little much. So last night I
doubled down on my native path krill.

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Why would I do that? Because
it fights inflammation, It fights it in

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a way that iberprofen does not.
Iberprofen masks the symptoms of inflammation, but

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it causes inflammation, so it causes
you to feel less of the effects.

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But it's building up inflammation in your
body by destroying your gut lining. When

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that happens, there's particles that shouldn't
get into your bloodstream. But do hey,

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look, that causes more inflammation.
Omega threes are common. People try

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them all the time, but they
come with that horrible fishy taste. Do

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you notice that native path krill does
not come with that flishy taste. It

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comes from the Antarctic, It comes
from shrimp like crustaceans. It comes in

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a very rich omega oil, which
is in fact much more absorbable than the

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fish based oils, and it's much
more potent. It also contains astaxon thin.

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This is a very powerful antioxidant and
it may help reduce inflammation in the

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body. It's five hundred and fifty
times stronger than vitamin E, six thousand

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times more potent than vitamin C.
What turned me onto the power of this

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stuff is I had never in my
life thought that I could stop taking iberprofen.

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The moment I began taking this and
it built up on my body.

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I no longer needed it. So
when I look back at my exercise log,

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I said, wow, that's a
lot of two and three day workouts

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in a pretty long time. I
think I need a rest day or two.

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I doubled down on nativepathcurl, and
this morning the inflammation is gone.

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It is that potent. Please don't
do what I did. Don't give into

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pharma, don't continue to eat iyberprofen. I think that stuff killed my dad,

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or at least contributed to it,
to him getting liver disease. Stuff's

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destroying you. So do this.
Visit nativepathcurll dot com, slash todd today

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and see what deals they're offering you. There's always something they're great that way.

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That's nativepathcurl dot com, nativepathcurll dot
com, slash Todd. Don't forget

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the slash tod part. Bill Maher
isn't necessarily leaving California, but he's leaving

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a California mindset. And let's not
hang our hopes on Bill Maher. Let's

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not hang our hopes on some entertainment
messiah. Let's try to reach Hollywood.

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Let's talk the language of caring in
fairness, Let's take moments like this with

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Bill Maher and use them to maybe
welcome him to think further, to lean

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further into who we are. Ultimately, wouldn't it be amazing if Bill Maher

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came to know the Lord counting on
that. I don't think his ego will

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let him do that, but maybe
maybe with God, all things are possible.

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Bill Maher is now realizing how the
Democrats are rigging the twenty twenty four

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election and doing it in front of
us. Forty five percent of Hispanic voters

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prefer Biden compared to thirty nine percent
for Trump. Last time he won fifty

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nine percent. That was twenty twenty, so he's lost fourteen points there.

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He went to Morehouse, he said, what is democracy? You have to

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be ten times better than anyone else
to get a fair shot. That seemed

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like pandering to me Black voters under
fifty. He led by eighty points in

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twenty twenty, now by thirty seven, still a lot, but he lost

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forty three points off the key constituency
student loans. He's forgiven one hundred and

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forty four billion dollars in student loans. Only thirty six percent of student debt

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holders like it. I mean,
if you can't win the people you're pandering

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to, I mean, I get
it. Politics is somewhat about pandering.

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That's not even an insult. You're
supposed to do what people want to a

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certain degree, also be a leader. But if you're not winning these groups.

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And he's lost eight percent off women
since twenty twenty, and yet I

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read in the polls he pulled ahead
this week. Explain that to me,

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they're ringing the polls. You explain
that by the mockingbird media is setting the

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groundwork for of course, figure out
Biden one. He's been leading in the

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polls. You didn't see this coming. It's the same technique us over and

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over again in the past three elections, changing the polls and lying with data.

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As we talked about the other day, how to lie with data.

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Representative Jamal Bowman is not going to
be able to lie his way out of

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this election. He's way behind by
seventeen points, and he has with AOC

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performed an event in front of people
that should be the disqualifier. This is

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a really jerry rig district. He's
in part of its Westchester County part of

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it's the Bronx. This corner of
the Bronx. He ran just to win

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the Bronx corner. Watch this and
think, as a black man, if

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you'd taken your kid to go see
your congression representative speaking or black family.

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This former high school principal spouting off
like this in front of a crowd trying

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to win reelection. When the John
fetterman with the shorts in their moment,

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listen, we are not let a
stand silent. Well, US tax dollars

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kills babies, says a backer of
abortion at all costs. Well, I

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shouldn't be that easy, but it
is. God uses the simple things to

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shame the wise. I'm not saying
that Jamal Bowman is particularly wise. There

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is a change coming. Juliana's song
has been released. We'll talk about that.

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Interesting timing. We'll talk about in
the UK. The politicians backing away

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from safe and effective. We'll talk
about in the UK. The guy who

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helped engineer that, Andrew Briggan says
that he has given names to law enforcements

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in an international basis of people who
are engaged in high level sex trafficking.

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And we've been talking about that this
week. That's coming in Canada. Tommy

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Robinson was just arrested for an immigration
violation, outstanding immigration violation. Although he'd

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just gotten into the country, he'd
never been to Canada, and they put

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some travel restrictions on him. Interestingly, those travel restrictions meant that he could

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stay in that district, but he
couldn't go give the speech that the people

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at Rebel News had brought him in
to give. He couldn't travel to that

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area. He could go to other
areas, but not that specific area.

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They didn't want him to speak.
There's something coming, there's something changing.

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This is from the UK. Why
are citizens of the UK pushing President Donald

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Trump for election right away? Country
to be flooded. They are destroying our

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cultures, They're bringing us down.
It's a talk on the West and there's

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only on the s It's happening because
the Mockingbird, media, academia and the

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Party are purposely, just as he
said, flooding our countries. Let's not

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give in to hating the people who
are coming in. We're not to do

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that. We're to love our enemies
and our opponents and our neighbors. That's

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very very clear from the Bible.
But understand this, people cannot forever be

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fooled and as they begin to wake
up. There is a reckoning coming.

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I hope that Jeff Bezos will actually
return to the cold and calculating Jeff Bezos,

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and look at the numbers of the
Washington Post, because think of this.

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If the Washington Post started to actually
welcome conservatives, can you imagine how

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it could change the business for Jeff
Bezos if he cares about it. Sad

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fact is, eighty million dollars doesn't
mean that much to Bezos. Yet it

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might because in a country that's undergone
the conclusion of a color revolution, sometimes

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money like that kind of disappears.
We'd that way. Lord, Thank you

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for reminding us how you use the
simple things to shame the foolish. Thank

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you for reminding us of your word
and that, unlike the Washington Post,

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you are truth, You are like, and you cannot change. This is

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the Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well, be strong, be

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kind, and please make every effort
to walk in the light of Christ.
