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A couple great examples. Couple three
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I always forget how old nun is. It was like, you're not going

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to say it's come on, okay, do tell me. I'm on pressure.

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But does anyone in your generation say
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that used to be a thing.
People say, oh, it's a

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couple three, it's not the same
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the further on that goes, what
is it sixty ninety, that's not even

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forty? Go do math live on
the show. There are some examples of

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people beginning to kind of own the
mockingbird medians and ways or opportunities to do

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that. I should be clear,
we in our realm, we don't get

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to go question these reporters, but
we can begin to ask some questions of

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our friends through the caring and fairness
lens. Remember caring in fairness. Those

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are the two things about which moderates
and people who can be persuaded look at

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in politics. Moderates and their people, they're the persuadables, not the hardcore

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progressives. They're god. Most of
them are spiritually captured. We conservatives care

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about we care about our border,
We care about national security. We care

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about law and order, we care
about authoritarianism, we care about the economy,

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we care about all the things.
Only caring in fairness matters to these

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people. So how about using a
carrying in fairness lens in order to help

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them begin to ask the correct questions
of the mockingbird medium. In other words,

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how can we own the mockingbird media
members to get our country back and

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more importantly, to save souls.
We do this with the help of Bonefrogcoffee

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Todd Herman Show is one hundred percent
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Now from the high mountains of Free
America, here's the Emerald City exile

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God her Man. Today is the
day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times to which God has
decided we shall live. There's an old

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trick that I learned back in the
sales day sales days, back in the

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see who is that Brian Tracy.
Brian Tracy was the sales trainer who put

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out great sales training audio tapes.
And when you were trying to be in

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the sales game, you listen to
Brian Tracy's you drove around and he'd teach

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you things like the porky pine clothes. What's a porky pine close? Porcupine

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closes, We're gonna toss it back
at the customer. So you're walking through

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the car lot with somebody, or
in my case, the hot tub lot.

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When I was in retail sales,
only did retail sales in hot tubs.

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Everything else was business and business.
But sitting there retail sales walking along

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at the home show used this.
At the home show, guys looking at

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a really high end spa and he
says to me, does that come in

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brown? Now see the amateur response
to that is, let me check the

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Brian Tracy tape listener to, because
I listened to by Brian Tracy on the

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way to the home show. I
use the porcupine clothes? Do you want

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it in brown? And then the
trick is you just wait, never speak

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past the clothes. Do you want
it in brown? Doom doom, doom,

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doom, doom, doom, doom, doom, doom, doom,

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doom, doom, doom, doom, doom, doom, doom, doom,

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doom, doom doom. Yes,
of course we have it in brown,

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then you go check to see if
you have it in brown. He

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also described the Colombo clothes. I've
used this, it actually worked. I

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use it in business to business sales. I was selling what I was taught

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to call pressure sensitive labels. Don't
you dare stinking call them stickers or I

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will take you up back and I
will whoop you. Purple and blue their

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precious sensitive labels. So selling pressure
sensitive labels out in business to business,

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I sat down with a buyer,
LeAnn Iso lady named Peggy. She was

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very professional, and she said,
Hey, I need to let you know

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we're not getting able to do business
in this round. I appreciate your approach

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to this, and but we'll we'll
invite you back for another bid. I

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may ask if it was price.
No, it wasn't so much price,

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But we've made the decision, and
so the decision stands, and you know

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again, we'll invite you to bid
again. Okay, I appreciate that,

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Peggy, And I'm grabbing my stuff
up and making some small talk. You

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know, Hey, I'm getting this
up. Get plans for the weekend.

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Yeah, I'm doing this with kids, and you're too young for kids.

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I hope to have kids one day, and I like for kids. And

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you know, my mom's a teacher, dad's a social worker, and you

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know how many kids you have and
sells them gathering up my stuff. Are

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kind of bonding on this and oh
my gosh, these are your kids over

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here. And she knows what I'm
doing. I'm creating a relationship, trying

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to and we walk out the door
and just before I goes, hey,

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just one thing, Peggy, you
said it wasn't price. But I'm so

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new at this, I'm a little
lost. I mean, can you just

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actually what was it? She looks
around, she goes, Okay, it's

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really much more an issue of ownership
that I guess. There's been some bad

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blood between Bill and my boss.
Oh okay, man, I'm sorry to

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hear that. Thank you so much
for telling me that. I feel better

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because I really felt like I sharpened
a pencil on this. That was the

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thing you'd say back in the day
when you'd done your best on Price.

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I really sharp into the pencil.
So of course I go back to the

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office and I knocked on the door
of the owner and I said, hey,

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here's what happened. Oh, I
know exactly what this is, I'll

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take care of it. You put
in a call, I got a call.

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We closed the deal. It was
a stupid thing about a kid's birthday

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party. Someone didn't get an invitation, someone was hurt, and Bill was

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actually gracious enough to come back and
let me in on that. So I

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asked a question in a way that
invited Peggy to reveal to me some information.

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I was seeking information, and I
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conveyed a little bit of humility.
We can do the same thing when we're

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talking now about the mockingbird media.
And I don't know about you, but

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I find it deeply frustrating and,
in fact, to be well blunt,

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a little bit horrifying, how many
of my friends just give into the mockingbird

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media. They think they know things
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I was just talking with a brother
the other morning and he brought up

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the explosion in gun violence and particularly
mass shootings, and he was just saying,

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well, upon in fact, these
really these things have skyrocketed. And

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I listened to this, and I
didn't respond because it was in a church

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setting, and I didn't want to
respond in a church setting. To politics,

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and we were getting ready for a
discipleship group, and it's far more

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important for me to be there united
in the body of Christ. Super great

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guy, and he, at one
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showed me this meme. I said, right, they changed the definition

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to what and mass shooting means.
It doesn't even need to mean a It

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doesn't need to mean anymore that there
were any deaths, and they've dropped it

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down to the number three. And
sometimes it's just attempted shootings or shootings in

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the same area, and oftentimes it's
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Oh right, he had taken a
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He's a conservative guy. We're going
to have this understanding, which was

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of course all wrong. So in
that case, I just issued the information.

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But that's not going to work for
people who were committed to a moderate

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or liberal point of view, caring
in fairness. So we'll start with Jeffrey

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Epstein here. In a second.
We'll start with that because there's ways to

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do this, because there is a
new financial or there's a new document dump

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around Jeffrey Epstein, who in all
likelihood was the most prolific pedophile on earth,

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probably a sex trafficker, well not
probably was a sex trafficker, but

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also was a eugenesis looking to recede
the world using his sperm and the eggs

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of beautiful young women. That was
a legitimate plan this psychopath had. And

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there's all sorts of ways to twist
science for bad results. Say he was

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one one example of that. There's
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com slash. There's a new document
dump that Florida prosecutors have gotten in relation

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to Jeffrey Epstein. Prosecutors were told
that he raped girls as young as fourteen,

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but they decided to go ahead and
cut him a deal anyway. This

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is from the New York Post.
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Epstein raped teenage girls, but cut
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eight anyway, according to newly released
court crime transcripts, the one hundred and

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fifty page transcript of the two thousand
and six jury investigation reveals the court heard

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testimony about Epstein sexually assaulting girls as
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The victim also testified and told detectives
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girls to assault. In a horrowing
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less than two years in prison after
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judge Louis Delgado, who released the
pages of Monday, warned that the transcripts

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would likely outrage anyone who read them. Well, they should outrage everybody who

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reads them. The transcripts showed that
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began the investigation against Epstein in March
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that her stepdaughter received three hundred dollars
three hundred bucks in exchange for sexual activity

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with the man in Palm Beach.
Another teenager told the detectives that when she

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was seventeen years old, a friend
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by providing a massage at Epstein's home. When the teen got to Epstein's home,

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she told investigators, Epstein demanded she
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According to Recay's testimony, when he
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she was uncomfortable. Epstein then told
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brought other girls to his homestressing that
they must be young, and he told

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her the younger the better. Over
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six friends from her high school to
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girl. She added that when she
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Epstein refused and told her that the
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continues. Epstein, of course,
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was designed to present to prevent suicides. But sadly the cameras were turned off

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and the guards fell asleep and he
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he was suicided. Caring in fairness, you know, a moderate friend,

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I know this has turned into kind
of a stupid political football. It's so

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sad. Do you think it's I
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that men like Jeff Epstein got deals
like that and were allowed to continue to

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do what they were doing. But
do you think that's fair? No,

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of course not. Yeah, I
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the girls. Like can I ask
a question? Why do you think?

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Why do you think that media chose
not to talk about this case? I

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mean, you probably have your point
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some of the networks that didn't do
that, like ABC, And why do

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you think they chose to not talk
about that? And they had the information.

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People like Sidney McCain had the information. Why do you think they did

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that? It invites them to pause. You are positioning them as someone whose

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opinion matters to you, and you're
letting them have an open canvas. You're

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not issuing your theories. You're simply
asking a question. I don't mean to

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break the Ben Shapiro rule. We
conservatives know they answer Ben Shapiro rules.

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You don't just ask questions. Ask
questions, because that's a bad thing.

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You are inviting them to pause and
think and reply, like I did with

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Peggy the Buyer. You know,
Peggy, I'm so new to this and

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I'm feeling confused, and hey,
he's just now you said it's not price.

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Can you help me understand what's really
going on? You're asking your friends

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what do you think really is going
on? There are some times where you

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can watch people actually get out and
straight out, straight out ask a very

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very pointed question. We'll get to
this from Newsmax is James Rosen in a

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second here, who asked this of
the figurehead spokeslar, the main spokes liar

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KGP. I do want to share
with you and approach that it is sometimes

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used behind the scenes, increasingly so
from conservatives in media who understand the game

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that's being played against them. This
comes specifically from a woman named Ashley Saint

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Clair who got an email from Karen
Urrish with the New York Times. So

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what this says in a second,
when you get a letter from the New

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York Times, or you get a
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gotten these letters, there are people
who just flat panic. I remember back

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in the day when the New York
Times wanted to make me into a January

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sixth participant. That was their goal
because it's something I said on Rush Show

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during January sixth. They got in
touch with my program doctor. They could

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have reached out to me. It
would have been easy enough to get to

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me. They could have found my
contact information in about six seconds. They

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could have gotten my email in about
six seconds. They didn't want to.

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They wanted to panic the people at
the radio station to you know, they're

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thinking that my boss would force me
to speak to them. So when Jason

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called me, all panicked, he
said, New York Times, they think

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that you lied about Antifa being there
on January sixth, and they're great,

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it's a hit piece, Todd,
they got a hit piece coming. I

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listened to this and I go,
wow, you sound really worried. Yeah,

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I'm worried. Help me understand why? Well, because the New York

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Times could really hurt us. How
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hurt us? Well, I mean, this is a hit piece and it's

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the New York Times. This could
really affect us with advertisers our station.

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How would that be because our audience
hates the New York Times. Your Times

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can't convince him of anything? All
right, all right, but ownership,

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okay, paradough ownership. You got
to reply to this guy, Todd.

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You got to get back to him
on the phone. He's writing. Now

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you think I'm anna call him,
I'm not calling a New York Times reporter.

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I'll write an email, but I
will not call him. So I

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did. I wrote an email and
said you can use it all in my

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statement, in total or not.
And if you don't use it, you

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have to write herman provided a statement
we've chosen not to use. Those are

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the rules. And by reading the
email reading my statement, you accept those

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rules. And I attached the statement
so it couldn't just be read. He

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had to read the email and then
hit the attachment. It worked, It

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insulated me, but man, people
were sleepless on this. Karen Iurish wrote

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a note to a woman named Ashley
Saint Clair who's a fantastic Christian activist and

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political activist, and here's the way
she fra here's the email. We're working

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on a story about mar Largo and
are reaching out because you will be included

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in a group of people who have
visited the property at least three times since

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Donald Trump left the White House.
Question the results of the twenty twenty election,

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played down the seriousness of the events
at the Capitol in January sixth,

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twenty twenty one. Please let us
know if you believe any of these details

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to be incorrect. Our deadline is
noon Friday. See the way this is

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phrased is easy enough to read.
The two copy points and then the third

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played down the seriousness of events at
the Capitol because questioning the results of the

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election, that's binary, yes or
no. Visited the property at least three

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times, that's yes or no.
But that last phrase played down the seriousness

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of the events, completely open ended. That's by design. It's to draw

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you in so that you get back
to them immediately. And the reason that

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they put the deadline on it is
A it's professional courtesy, it is,

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and B it's also to get your
cortisol levels up. They're going to put

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a hit piece out on me.
Here is how Ashley Saint Clair wrote back,

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This is perfect when you're dealing with
the mockingbird media. Here's why it

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is showing them that you're not afraid
of them. The fear of the thing

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is almost always greater than the thing
itself. And if you are ever in

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a situation where you're going to be
faced with bodily violence, one of the

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things you want to convey to the
other person is there's no limits on what

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I'm willing to do. I will
do the things you think I will not

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do, so, Ashley Saint Clare
writes back, Hi, Karen. In

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twenty sixteen, you publish a New
York Times piece promoting the idea that the

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border crisis was a racist Trump conspiracy. Since you're peddling these dangerous falsehoods,

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The US has seen a two hundred
and four percent increase in death by open

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border if you count fentanyl alone,
and estimated ten million migrants have come into

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our country illegally with little to no
vetting. Do you regret using your position

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at the New York Times to push
its a jedly and consequential narrative. Ps

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at least include photos of my dress
I made moral lag grow even more fabulous,

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a little rush limball style self effacing
humor. There love it. It's

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a fantastic way to say to the
Mockingbird media your days of one way rayroading,

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one way hit pieces are over.
And to our friends as we seek

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to own the Mockingbird media, here's
a great question for them. How do

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you think the media? I mean
in general, how do you think they

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decide on what story is to talk
about and not talk about? Do you

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think there's a fair process for that? But what do you know about it?

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Because I actually don't know the process
they go through. Have you looked

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into this? Do you think it's
a fair process? And by the way,

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how about you think they care about
the people who read their publications?

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Again, it's a thought starter.
Again, it's a way to get an

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emotional connection to someone who's consuming news
emotionally, and it's a chance again to

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position that as someone who whose opinion
matters. It's a door opening conversation.

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In the era of social media,
there's plenty of people who will have seen

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this clip. It has no doubt
made it into the social media feeds of

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liberal people because it's likely to upset
them. But a conversation like how do

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you think the media chooses the story's
report on? Is an opportunity to have

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a fruitful conversation, even about something
like this. This is James Rosen from

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Newsmax asking questions of the White House
spokes liar is disabled? No? No,

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and let me finish with your colleague
please, And I know, but

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shouting out, come on, you
know better, you know better? Come

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on? Is he disabled? The
conversation continues, and in the conversation comes

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this, why aren't you releasing his
medical reports? KGP? Well, we've

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been very forthright in releasing him.
No, the last one was six months

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ago and it didn't contain anything neurological. Why aren't you're releasing those? Question

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for your friends? Do you think
it's fair of the White House too?

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In the Hut, in the midst
of this controversy over the debate, do

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you think it's fair for them to
not release the neurological exults? And you

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could use the phrase, well President
Biden's mind, do you think it shows

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caring for the country If they don't
do that, is it fair to us?

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Well? And frankly, I'm not
going to vote for him, but

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you are. Is it fair to
you to not release this? Shouldn't you

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have some idea of his state of
mind and mental health if he's going to

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continue to be in the White House
as the leader. And again, I

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don't think Biden's leading anything, but
we're talking here about how to own the

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Mockingbird media with our friends. There
is this as well. When you are

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confronted with Christian bigotry from the Mockingbird
metiing and rampant abuse of the Christian faith

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from the Mockingbird media, we have
in our hands an opportunity absolutely fit for

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gold and silver, and opportunity.
CNN talking about what they claim is in

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the Bible is a great, great
chance for us to engage our friends in

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conversation about who they see us to
be. This again, is CNN talking

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about beheadings and the Bible and pornography. We just referenced it, and in

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this you're saying that the teaching of
the Bible in the classroom is a mess

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that every teacher must accept that the
Bible includes beheading, rape, and incest.

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Do you support teaching children about those
topics. I support teaching children our

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history accurately. And what we've seen
is the radical left in the Teachers' Union

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have driven the Bible out of schools. You can't talk about our rights coming

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from God, this Thomas Jefferson reference. You can't talk about Abraham Lincoln talking

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about being on God's side and what
he does and that inspires him. You

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can't talk about the civil rights movement
Martin Luther King Junior, who routinely referenced

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examples from the Bible, including from
a letter from a Birmingham jail, to

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say, the reason I'm doing the
things I'm doing is because of the tenants

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taught to me by the Bible.
So it's essential that our kids understand our

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history and we're going to put it
back in. And the left is going

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to continue to try to censor our
history. Well, we're not going to

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allow it here in Oklahoma. Okay, you didn't answer my question. We're

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going to get to the history and
everything. And by the way, Thomas

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Jefferson, he advocated for freedom of
religion, actually not the establishment of a

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religion, for one. But are
you okay with all teachings of the Bible

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if you want to bring it back
into the classroom, rape and cessihaden?

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Are you? Is that acceptable to
you? Again, I'll answer your question.

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You might not like the answer,
but it is the answer. It

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is our history that the reference the
Bible was a referenced multiple times in a

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Marria and history. It had a
profound influence on American history. It was

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the best selling book in American history. To not teach that in the classroom

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is academic malpractice. Our kids have
to understand our history and we're not going

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to hide that from them. Okay, So she of course wants this answer

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to this. Wait, wait,
wait, what about the pornography? And

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this is the Secretary of Education for
the state of Oklahoma and Ryan Walters,

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who has just passed to rule saying
that the Bible will be taught in schools.

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He's not doing a great job at
this. There's a great answer to

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this, and it goes to caring
in fairness again. And the CNN talking

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head's going to continue down this path
because there's something that she wants to score.

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She needs a little meat out of
this, So will you allow teachers

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to teach all aspects of the Bible. How are teachers supposed to know what

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of the Bible to teach and what
of the Bible not to teach. It's

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a simple question, given the fact
that the Bible includes also pornographic material,

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something you've come out against and actually
took a teaching certificate away from a teacher

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for giving access to students of pornographic
material that's in the Bible. Yeah,

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let me be crystal clear. The
Bible is not on the same plane as

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gender queer and flamer. These are
pornography. The Bible is a book that

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was referenced throughout American history. We
have academic standards that tell our teachers that

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you are to talk about the Bible
and reference to the Mayflower Compact, Letter

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to do from a Birmingham jail,
the Declaration of Independence. Here's the answer.

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Wow, I wonder is it really
fair for you to take the Bible

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that teaches against abusive sexual acts,
that admonishes that they should not happen.

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That shows the terrible costs that even
a man after God's heart, like King

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David, paid what he decided to
go pursue and get to have sex with

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and then later in perverse marriage,
marry a woman named Bethsheba. He lost

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his son because of that. God
took his son because David pursued his fleshly

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desire. You're really going to compare
that to a book called Gender Queer,

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which is encouraging eleven and twelve year
old boys to in experiment with sex with

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adult men. You're really going to
make that comparison. How is that fair

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to a Christian audience? Why are
you doing this? Why are you pretending

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this is pornography? The fact of
the matter is this the Bible is,

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and you can call it the historical
document. It's true. It's a great

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historical document. I'm personally a Christian. I believe it's a complete and inerrant

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word of God. And I would
ask you this, why would God hide

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things from us when we are in
another happening and said to teach about them?

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The Bible's the document that led to
the end of slavery. It was

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the Reverend doctor Martin Luther King who
so often quoted the Bible in answer to

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teaching all of it. Absolutely will
teach all of it, including the admonitions

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against rape and incest, and by
the way, the sacrificing of babies,

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which is promoted on a constant basis
on your network CNN. To our friends

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when things like this come up,
we get the opportunity to say, to

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our friends who are going to maybe
speak about a clip like this and they

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talk about Christians in the hypocrisy,
we have a way to deal with this,

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and that is to reach in and
say, I'm curious, do you

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include me in your assessment of Christians
in that way? Are you including me

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in that that would really hurt me
if you were caring in fairness is a

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potent lens to view things, but
also a potent way to draw people in

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and to have conversations with them.
So is the ability to point to utterly

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outrageous statements by utterly outrageous people who
get to have the well moral cloaking of

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being outraged about something immoral. A
couple of cases like this. In fact,

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they are now all over the place
in terms of people being willing to

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talk about assassinating the president. Now
there's an opportunity to do this because the

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Supreme Court says, certainly, that's
exactly what the Supreme Court says, Right,

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Can you smell this one coming.
Probably can in your home and your

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RV, in your camper, in
your cabin, in your college dorm,

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your military dorm. Smells build up. Don't believe it. Wait till you

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come home from summer vacation. Do
this. If you haven't been home in

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a few weeks and you walk in
from summer vacation, open the doors your

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house and inhale. Now, maybe
your house smells absolutely absolutely pure, but

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maybe not particularly if you have pets
or you smoke. And if you smoke,

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I beg you please stop. If
you cook a lot of garlicly foods

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or fishy foods, you're gonna have
that. And again the pets thing,

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that's so axiomatic, that always creates
some form of smell, even if it's

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just dog dander. Well, the
cats, that's another story. It does

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not need to be an embarrassment when
you open your door if people knock on

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the door and you weren't expecting,
Oh hi, mom. You can have

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what we have in the studio and
that I have at home. It's called

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the Eden pure oxy leaf. Two. Friend of mine just put this in

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his medical clinic because it happens to
be located within a gym. And he'd

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like it to smell like a medical
clinic, not a gym. And so

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it does. And in fact,
what it smells like is the fresh smell

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of immediately following a thunderstorm where God
has produced oh three, that's ozone in

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the air, which is in fact
a pleasant smell. Those particles, the

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three molecules, destroy the molecules of
the bad smelling stuff. And I'm going

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to save you two hundred bucks.
Three devices. Whole home coverage for under

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two hundred dollars is a two hundred
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Jake's Tapper has made a now habit
of insisting that because of the Supreme Court

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decision that President Trump and all presidents
have limited immunity for the official acts they

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undertaken office. He insists that this
means that they can go around assassinating US

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citizens. That was a stunning moment
in April. Did the Court just say,

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yeah, you can assassinate a political
rival. No, I don't think

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they did. That's a ridiculous answer
by Donald Trump's eam, a dangerous and

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reckless answer. One really important thing, the basis for Donald Trump's legal argument

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that maybe he can order an assassination
still be okay. Is this preposterous argument

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that they offered below that while a
president can only be indicted if he's first

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impeached by the House and convicted by
the Senate. The Supreme Court explicitly rejected

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that argument. They impeachment has nothing
to do with this. That's not the

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test to your question, Jake.
Someone's got to decide what's the official act?

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Right that the challenge here, and
this was what Serta Mayer was getting

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at in her point. Somebody has
to make the call as to whether even

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the seal, the preposterous Seal Team
six example, falls under the ambit official

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acts. And that's litigation main months
in court. No, agreed. I

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think that's something that will have to
be decided by the trial court. If

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we were faced with that preposterous type
of scenario. So listen to this,

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because obviously there is a crisis of
confidence in the US Supreme Court, among

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many other institutions in America. And
I want to just read from something from

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a Judge Justice Soto Mayor's dissent on
some of these issues that we're talking about.

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Let the President violate the law,
she writes in her dissent. Let

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him exploit the trappings of his office
for personal gain, Let him use his

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official power for evil ends, because
if he knew that he may one day

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face liability for breaking the law,
he might not be as bold and fearless

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as we would like him to be. That is the majority's message today.

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Orders the Navy Seal Team six to
assassinate a political rival, Immune, organizes

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a military coup to hold on to
power. Immune takes a bribe in exchange

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for a pardon, Immune Immune,
Immune Immune. That is the majority's message

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today. From Sonya So Toomi Ar. Yeah, I mean, it's a

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remarkable and very stark way to think
about it. And you mentioned the crisis

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of confidence in the Supreme Court are
varying institutions. I just I can't help

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but think while on the one hand, yes, this is a decision that's

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going to affect presidents far into our
future. You can't pull it apart from

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the immediate political context in which we
are living. And note that in a

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five to four decision like this split
along ideological lines like this is going to

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excuse me, I may have misspoken, am you did? And you're the

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same lady Casey Hunts who misspoke and
said that the Bible contains pornography. It

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doesn't. There are no descriptive acts
of sex in the Bible. At no

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time are the descriptive or sillacious.
The point about the immunity and Trump is

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this in relation to caring in fairness. When President Trump is put up on

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charges this way, and the discussion
is going to be what is an official

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act? Here's a great question.
I'm curious, are we going to go

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retroactively back and look at things that's
save, for instance, save for instance

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fundraising trips. I mean, presidents
do this all the time. They get

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on Air Force one and they do
gum some ceremonial thing, some announcement where

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hey, we're opening a new parking
lot. The presidents here at an air

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and we're going to name it after
a congressman. Oh, by the way,

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want he's in town, is going
to spend the next twenty five hours

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doing fundraising. Do you think there's
a fair way to do that? A

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fair way to say this is that
for this president and another or this?

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Do we care why the founders created
this immunity in the first place, why

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they made it difficult for one branch
to go attack another? Do we care

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about the history of that? Would
it be fair for us to take a

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case like this and apply today's standards
to something when we don't care enough to

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be fair to look at why it
was created? For instance, how much

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have you read about for why that
immunity was created. We are framing things

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in ways that liberals and moderates think
they think about caring in fairness. We

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get an opportunity to feed into that. Here's my concern. I think it

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could become deeply unfair in periods of
time where one Congress controls one party controls

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Congress if they decided to use this
to say that nothing a president did is

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official, unless it say, signing
a bill. Now, if it was

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only knowble, it is the president
is not allowed to murder Americans. He

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is not allowed to be judge,
jury and executioner. That requires a court

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system. It requires adjudication. Now, in terms of war on foreign soil,

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that is a different issue because the
Congress gave para mean, the Constitution

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gives the president a right to do
that when the war is declared. At

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no point does it give a president
the right to murder someone on American soil

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who happens to be an American citizen. And understand why Trump's lawyers allowed themselves

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to be backed into the corner of
saying, okay, well, I guess

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he could because they were arguing for
blankets immunity. That's what they were trying

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to get from the court. They
didn't get that, they got some immunity.

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Caring and fairness is our way to
deal with this. There's one more

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on this topic. It comes from
MSNBC. MSNBC talking about presidents violating the

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Constitution. I want to ask one
more question. So, and this is

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how I read it. You tell
me if it's wrong, because you guys

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are legal minds and I am just
you know, playing one on television.

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I read it as you can use
there. They're reading the Constitution as saying

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it implies an authority or implies immunity
to a president so much so so broadly

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that even his motivations can't be questioned
if he were trying to violate the Constitution.

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So it was circular. Is that
an incorrect reading of it? No,

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I don't think so. I think
there are a lot of things about

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this decision that are sort of tautological, and there are a lot of things

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about it that are just simply illogical, you know. To point out pick

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up on Catherine's point about Amy Coney
Barrett and her concurrence in part, she

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drops a footnote saying like it's it's
lost on her why the fake electors scheme,

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for example, could plausibly be official
that the president has no role whatsoever

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in themistration of federal elections. To
her, there's no analysis that needs to

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be done, she says, squarely, the fake Elector's scheme, in its

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totality is private conduct. But that's
not how the majority sees it. Despite

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admissions from Trump's lawyers at oral argument, are they saying that the constitution protects

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the president from allows the president to
violate the Constitution? Well, put that

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way, yes, basically, he
has absolute immunity for his core constitutional function

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so I'm the president, so I
can do what I want, even if

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I'm trying to violate the constitution nix, which is what Donald Trump was accused

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of doing in twenty If only we
had a system, if only we had

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a body of government that was designed
to determine something is constitution or not.

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Like the Supreme Court, it does
not say the president can violate the Constitution

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and get away with it. This
was about criminal charges. Is it fair

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for an MSNBC host who knows better
to pretend that the Supreme Court doesn't have

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the role of determining the constitutionality of
something? By the way, honestly,

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how fair is it to your side
when they make it so easy for us

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to say, wait, Joe Biden
for the third time violated the Supreme Court

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decision on forcing me to pay for
your college debt. And I'm thinking here

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about my family. My family is
I'm the only recent I'm the only family

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member I can think of who didn't
go to college. Well, I went,

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but I dropped out after a year
of small college football, very small

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bit of football on a very small
college football team. I dropped out to

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go play in bands so I could
have a conversation with my much more much

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more educated I mean classically educated in
terms of schooling. I could have a

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conversation with family member saying that just
that thing, do you think it's fair

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for me to pay for your college
debt given that I didn't go? And

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more importantly, is it fair to
your side? The Democrat side that it's

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so easy for me to say,
wait a minute, you don't care about

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the constitutionalogy something that's very very clear. There's more news in terms of fairness,

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and it's actually good news, and
it comes from the COVID front.

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We'll get to that in a second. Because health related stuff is not stuff

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we're going to stop talking about.
I refuse to stop tracking the great ruin

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that was done through the medical,
useless, deadly, politically advantageous lockdowns of

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the country. There's also this news
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something that's inside them that could lead
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et cetera. It could lead to
them getting on a lot of drugs

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On the other hand, Pharma the
government has given I think it's about

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one hundred and seventy million bucks.
I'll get the specifics back to Pharma to

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go create guess what lucky you and
mr and a injection for bird flu,

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well, you know the bird flu
that's just being rampant right now. In

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farm animals. You know the farm
animals that they're gonna be told they're gonna

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have to do away with like they
did in Netherlands. Remember that I won't

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stop covering this because they won't stop
covering it. Blue Cross has been ordered

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to pay a seven hundred thousand dollars
settlement to a woman. This is from

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life site News insert Giants blue Cross. Blue Shield must pay nearly seven hundred

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thousand dollars in damages to a former
employee after refusing to grant her religious exemption

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to its COVID injection dictat. Please
don't call them jabs. Jabs are more

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of a pleasant thing. Please please
use language well. A federal jury awarded

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the damage to Tanjab Benton last week. She first filed for a lawsuit in

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mayle twenty twenty two. Benton proved
by preponderance of evidence that her refusal to

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receive the COVID vaccination was based upon
a sincerely held religious belief. According to

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the June twenty eighth judgment order posted
by journalist Robbie Starbuck, the damages out

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of work for total of six hundred
and eighty seven two hundred and forty dollars.

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Benton worked as a biostatistical research scientist
for sixteen years, according to the

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national lawsuit, since lockdowns began in
the spring of twenty twenty, she rarely

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interacted in person with clients, according
to the lawsuit. For some clients,

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several years would pass before requesting a
meeting with the plaintiff, the lawsuits stated.

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The lawsuit estimated that just one percent
of her working hours involved client interaction.

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Benton also never performed any work or
attended any meetings in medical facilities where

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patients were being treated during her entire
career. She objected to the so called

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vaccine due to her religious beliefs,
since COVID shots are derived from avoided fetal

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cells and it is a fact that
they are. The Civil Rights Act of

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nineteen sixty four General requires employers to
try to accommodate the deeply held religious beliefs

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of their employees. Oh it's right
here, I forgot we had it here.

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More good news on the COVID front, Except it's not. It's a

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side by side comparison of caring and
fairness. These injections failed. They have

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killed many people and disabled many people. But that doesn't mean that government's going

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to stop us. Government has given
one hundred and seventy six million dollars to

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Maderinitay to develop an mRNA H five
and one bird f injection. Why well,

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because the cases are rampant. Don't
you know there's been some cows who

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died from this. Don't you remember
that the cow that supposedly died from this

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in Mexico, the Mexican government had
to come out and say that was not

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bird flu. That didn't kill that
cow. Is it caring and fair for

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the mockingbird media to continue to destroy
credibility institutions by issuing statements that come straight

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from the institutions without taking a moment
to question them. We can own the

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mockingbird media by owning our responses to
them and using the lens of caring and

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fairness, or, as the Lord
Jesus might put it, teaching truth wrapped

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in grace. This is the Todd
Hermann Shaw. Please go, be well,

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

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the light of Christ had pass befo
