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Speaker 3: So you know, if people are stupid, I I really
Speaker 3: don't want that to be.
Speaker 4: The theme of today's opening segment. But unfortunately, I mean
Speaker 4: I can't lie.
Speaker 3: We see it. People are stupid and.
Speaker 4: So yo and I've even made the stupid joke when
Speaker 4: cyclospora first started people are getting explosive diarrhea. I'm like,
Speaker 4: you know, I've been constipated lately. I could use some diarrhea.
Speaker 3: It's a joke.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get cyclospora or psychosporiasis.
Speaker 3: I don't want the parasite.
Speaker 4: But there are individuals that are on TikTok or on
Speaker 4: social media actually advocating that you could lose weight with it,
Speaker 4: so maybe.
Speaker 3: Get a die dose of it.
Speaker 4: People are saying, oh yes, I'm gonna run to the
Speaker 4: grocery store and I'm gonna eat some lettuce. So they're
Speaker 4: also spreading misinformation. And these influencers are trying to be funny,
Speaker 4: they're trying to get clicks. They're trying to you know,
Speaker 4: you'll get notoriety and become famous. But please don't listen
Speaker 4: to them. Don't get cyclospora to get skinny. So we've
Speaker 4: all seen that phenomenon where we get a bad stomach
Speaker 4: flu where we're vomiting, we have diarrhea. It lasts a
Speaker 4: good few days and we are slowly out of bed
Speaker 4: feeling better, and you're kind of putting on your sweats
Speaker 4: or your pajamas and you're like, okay, these feel loose.
Speaker 4: So you go, I'm gonna check my weight. You go
Speaker 4: and step on the scale, you're five pounds or ten
Speaker 4: pounds lighter, and you're like, dude, i'll call it from
Speaker 4: my husband, going look at this, Look at the weight
Speaker 4: I've lost. And you'd be like, looks hot from here whatever,
Speaker 4: make jokes about it. But then the second I get
Speaker 4: my butt to the kitchen table to drink a little
Speaker 4: bit of soup or jello or fluid or whatever, I
Speaker 4: just go right back to the original weight. Now, why
Speaker 4: does that happen well, because with diarrhea or any sort
Speaker 4: of toxin you get into you, your body is trying
Speaker 4: to flesh it out, so it is going to use
Speaker 4: every possible fluid resource to dump and get it out
Speaker 4: of your body.
Speaker 3: You're not burning fat.
Speaker 4: I mean, you might need to start living on some
Speaker 4: fat stores if you haven't eaten for a few days.
Speaker 3: But the weight you're losing is all the water and
Speaker 3: extra fluid.
Speaker 4: You're getting dehydrated, You're getting dizzy, You're losing electrolytes. If
Speaker 4: you don't have the proper electrolytes, that could put you
Speaker 4: into abnormal heart rhythms. You know, having a bad case
Speaker 4: of explosive diarrhea is dangerous. Now with this latest cyclospora outbreak,
Speaker 4: thank god, we've had nobody die, but we have had
Speaker 4: multiple hospitalizations.
Speaker 3: Let me see if I see where the numbers are
Speaker 3: at now.
Speaker 4: I think we are at eighteen thousand confirmed or probable cases.
Speaker 4: It is spanned the cyclosporias outbreak has spanned forty five states.
Speaker 4: There's been sixty seven hundred laboratory confirmed cases, roughly eleven
Speaker 4: five hundred additional probable or under investigation, plus. I think
Speaker 4: that number is grossly underestimated because a lot of people
Speaker 4: are calling telemedicine. They're trying to get treatment over the phone.
Speaker 4: You're not supposed to because it's a CDC reportable illness.
Speaker 3: You need to get tested.
Speaker 4: But I think there are some doctors saying here just
Speaker 4: taking in about to get better, you know, next patient.
Speaker 3: So I do believe the numbers are even higher.
Speaker 4: But to be cyclists for a skinny, which is what's
Speaker 4: being hashtagged and what people are trying to I guess execute,
Speaker 4: is very, very dangerous. So a question I keep getting
Speaker 4: is if you lose that five or ten pounds, you
Speaker 4: get sick, whether it's flu or covid or neurovirus.
Speaker 3: Or a GI issue, how then can you keep it off?
Speaker 4: Okay, the trick to losing weight and keeping the weight
Speaker 4: off is losing weight properly. So the reason why these
Speaker 4: crash diets don't work where you starve yourself is because
Speaker 4: if that's not methodical and it's not really getting into
Speaker 4: the fat and burning it off, and you're not at
Speaker 4: the same time increasing your muscle from metabolism, you're going
Speaker 4: to gain the weight back. Your body goes into hibernation mode.
Speaker 4: If your body is nervous and you're not eating, its
Speaker 4: metabolism slows drastically because remember, your body is trying to
Speaker 4: keep you alive. You know, they say the average human
Speaker 4: could live two weeks without food.
Speaker 3: Up to two weeks, you know, you need.
Speaker 4: Sub but in order for that to happen, and not everybody,
Speaker 4: some people will die, you know, sooner than that. But
Speaker 4: it's because your body goes, we're gonna shut things down. Y,
Speaker 4: we're hibernating here. And so if your metabolism slows now,
Speaker 4: the reason why that happens is any calories you do
Speaker 4: take in, you'll keep.
Speaker 3: So you don't want to trigger that hibernation mode.
Speaker 4: You don't want your body to go, okay, we need
Speaker 4: to hold onto every single calorie.
Speaker 3: Now. On the other end, it doesn't mean just eat
Speaker 3: eating it eat, you know.
Speaker 4: Because your body will end up storing that is fat
Speaker 4: to save it for a rainy day. So you need
Speaker 4: to eat methodically. You need to eat the amount of
Speaker 4: calories you burn, maybe even burn more than what you eat.
Speaker 4: Make sure you get your nutrition, make sure you build
Speaker 4: your muscle. These people losing weight on a zepic are
Speaker 4: rebounding because they're not at the gym. They're not building
Speaker 4: up their muscle on their fitness, Like Fergie says, up
Speaker 4: in the gym working on my fitness.
Speaker 3: You need to be working on your fitness.
Speaker 4: You need to be getting that muscle tone because your
Speaker 4: muscle will increase your metabolism. You need to eat healthy.
Speaker 4: You need to keep your fluids up. You will not
Speaker 4: lose weight if you don't keep your fluids up. Now
Speaker 4: some people can say, but doctor Dolly, you just talked
Speaker 4: about the water weight, losing ten pounds of water weight.
Speaker 3: With your cyclospora. That's all I want. I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: Your body needs to have fluids to run its kidneys,
Speaker 4: run its filtering system, run its liver system for the blood,
Speaker 4: and your body will.
Speaker 3: Do anything it can to hold on to that fluid.
Speaker 4: So if you start to bloat or get constipated, you're
Speaker 4: gonna gain weight right because the body is trying to
Speaker 4: absorb the fluid from the food.
Speaker 3: You need to ensure that you're having plenty of fluids.
Speaker 4: You don't want to overhydrate and get hyponatreinic where you
Speaker 4: have low salt. But you need to ensure that your
Speaker 4: body is not going to have to switch into any
Speaker 4: survival mode. So drink plenty of fluids. Don't be drinking diet,
Speaker 4: so does the Red Bulls. I know there's a lot
Speaker 4: of good studies on coffee and helping with dementia in
Speaker 4: the heart, but still make sure you are giving your
Speaker 4: body fluids and electrolytes that it could use and not
Speaker 4: have to break down and sift through and filter. Make
Speaker 4: sure you're eating healthy. And if you do get cyclospora
Speaker 4: and you have horrible explosive diarrhea, talk to a medical provider.
Speaker 4: Make sure your fluid status is okay, because you can
Speaker 4: be hospitalized and in severe cases, it.
Speaker 3: Can kill you.
Speaker 4: We haven't let anybody die from the latest outbreaks, but
Speaker 4: definitely hydrate and don't do it just to lose weight,
Speaker 4: because you're gonna just rebound as soon as your body
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Speaker 4: click like and subscribe. So huge, huge development with Hamas
Speaker 4: temporarily and it's trust me with these people.
Speaker 3: It's temporary.
Speaker 4: Agreeing to disarm. This is a deal that President Donald
Speaker 4: Trump orchestrated and the piece to Gaza is something that
Speaker 4: is necessary, but Israel needs to ensure that Hamas is
Speaker 4: not going to attack them again, and so for Hamas
Speaker 4: to disarm, which was part of the original deal, and
Speaker 4: Trump negotiating getting the hostages back. This is a major milestone,
Speaker 4: saying Trump's Board of Peace has reached this agreement for
Speaker 4: a complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups. This
Speaker 4: previous attempts to reach the agreement have you know, had issues.
Speaker 4: But on Friday, Hamas issued a statement today saying the
Speaker 4: first step towards the agreement would have to be a
Speaker 4: commitment by Israel to quote, stopping the killing and ending
Speaker 4: its attacks.
Speaker 3: Now, I know.
Speaker 4: Hamas is trying to get world media to believe that
Speaker 4: Israelis are just going over there and randomly killing and
Speaker 4: causing genocide and all that. But the IDF is there
Speaker 4: for defense and if there are terrorists or any threats,
Speaker 4: they are you know, neutralizing those threats or arresting.
Speaker 3: Then and people ask, they go, how did get through?
Speaker 4: The Israeli Defense Force is one of the most you know,
Speaker 4: most strategic and effective defense forces. What happened, Well, we're
Speaker 4: still learning, and I'm sure we're not going to get
Speaker 4: all the information, but Gaza is still a large territory
Speaker 4: and so you don't have enough humans to make a
Speaker 4: human wall.
Speaker 3: There's no wall.
Speaker 4: There's walls, but it's not like you know, it's it's
Speaker 4: not like a border because you know, Gaza is still
Speaker 4: within the the Israeli territory.
Speaker 3: And so there were multiple, I guess blind.
Speaker 4: Spots and Hamas was able to not go through one
Speaker 4: port of entry, but multiple.
Speaker 3: They used explosives and machinery.
Speaker 4: They broke through barriers and where they hit were unarmed
Speaker 4: areas like young people dancing at a peace festival and
Speaker 4: a kibbutz where people do collective farming. It's they they
Speaker 4: knew what they were doing and they were able to plan.
Speaker 4: They were able to break any sort of security barrier.
Speaker 3: And so Israel has to step it up.
Speaker 4: I mean, if they're going to be attacked, they have
Speaker 4: to ensure that an attack like this doesn't happen. So
Speaker 4: the week spots apparently there were more than thirty week spots.
Speaker 4: There's a fence surrounding Gaza, but the Hamas figured out
Speaker 4: where they could. They actually bulldozed and blew up the areas,
Speaker 4: making them weak spots. They used drone strikes drones where
Speaker 4: did they get their drones?
Speaker 3: Iran?
Speaker 4: They destroyed camera systems sensor towers, cellular communication masks. So
Speaker 4: the IDF when this all started, lost a lot of
Speaker 4: their eyes and ears. Thousands of militants crossed simultaneously. There
Speaker 4: was an invasion. They used motorcycles, pickup trucks, rubber boats,
Speaker 4: they used paragliders, and it overran the nearby Nahalas base.
Speaker 4: Soldiers were killed before they could organize a quick response.
Speaker 3: They did respond, but by then twelve.
Speaker 4: Hundred people were already killed and hundreds of people abducted
Speaker 4: as as hostages. So Hamas was doing training, drills, preparations.
Speaker 4: According to I believe BBC lower ranking surveillance soldiers that
Speaker 4: tot speed toniote we were I guess they saw that
Speaker 4: they a lot of the warnings were dismissed, and then
Speaker 4: they hit on a Jewish holiday. Apparently what people like
Speaker 4: to attack Israel, they do it on the holy holidays,
Speaker 4: so it was the Sabbath, it was Simhaturas, and they
Speaker 4: attacked on October seventh. So the IDF in return needs
Speaker 4: to ensure that the border that they crossed bi Oh
Speaker 4: is more secure, and so Trump was able to very
Speaker 4: smartly negotiate Hamas disarming. Can you really trust terrorists to disarm.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: So for hamastgo okay, we'll give up our weapons, but
Speaker 4: Israel needs to leave and not be by the border.
Speaker 3: No way, no way.
Speaker 4: I mean, they attacked Israel, and they didn't say, look,
Speaker 4: let's meet the military on the battlefield, let's battle it out.
Speaker 3: They didn't just attack a base.
Speaker 4: They attacked young adult men and women at a peace concert.
Speaker 4: They attacked a butts, They raped babies and children and
Speaker 4: beheaded them. Disgusting individuals. And when I hear people in
Speaker 4: America going, oh, yeah, well it was justified because Israel
Speaker 4: so bad. No, no, there's no justification for that. Israel
Speaker 4: has to protect and they have every right to protect
Speaker 4: their borders.
Speaker 3: And what Hamas did.
Speaker 4: Was so horrific, one of the worst assaults, especially on
Speaker 4: children and young innocence, that the IDF has a duty
Speaker 4: to make sure this doesn't happen again. And for Hamas
Speaker 4: to go, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll give up our guns.
Speaker 4: Really no, they're not going to. They're gonna still plan
Speaker 4: and plot. So we have to make sure there's that protection.
Speaker 4: So when people are saying, well, I don't know if
Speaker 4: Israel's going to agree, and they're making this very hard nobody.
Speaker 3: Believes that Hamas is giving up their weapons.
Speaker 4: So yeah, well, in the meantime, Trump is with his
Speaker 4: cabinet now at Camp David, very very cool.
Speaker 3: Camp David's really really nice.
Speaker 4: I've never been there, but it's it's a it's a
Speaker 4: unique place to have a cabinet meeting, kind of a
Speaker 4: little bit away from the whole uh you know, White
Speaker 4: House and and the you know, to if they want
Speaker 4: to spur new ideas, but this retreat. You know, Trump
Speaker 4: is a very hands on president, unlike Biden, where we
Speaker 4: don't know when his cabinet met with him, but he
Speaker 4: is talking about you know, Spain, he's talking about Iran,
Speaker 4: talking about the election. And so Trump said, it's Camp David,
Speaker 4: and this very room is is this room is a
Speaker 4: very very special room. And they are televising the cabinet meeting.
Speaker 4: You so people, I'm sure you know, we're not gonna
Speaker 4: hear everybody's thoughts on public television, but at least the
Speaker 4: you know, American people get to see what's being discussed,
Speaker 4: on what's what's being done. Transparency is huge this day
Speaker 4: and age, especially after the Biden administration. Then talk about
Speaker 4: the economy, border, Iran, the recent surge of migrants into Kuita,
Speaker 4: which is a tiny territory of Spain where Moroccans, thousands
Speaker 4: of them, tens of thousands of them, over sixty thousand,
Speaker 4: push their way through. Half have gone back, from what
Speaker 4: we understand, but it has caused Spain to bring in
Speaker 4: their armed forces. While Americans are upset about ice, you
Speaker 4: have other countries using armed forces to protect their borders.
Speaker 4: So Trump says, you know, I saw Spain yesterday, and
Speaker 4: I watch a catastrophe that took place. It looks like
Speaker 4: an invasion of a country by hundreds of thousands of people,
Speaker 4: he said, And that same thing is going to happen
Speaker 4: to us if the Republicans don't get elected, except worse,
Speaker 4: much bigger so is that if the Democrats win. Are
Speaker 4: is there going to be this massive rush for the border?
Speaker 4: Is there going to be a all right, everybody, come
Speaker 4: on in. Did what Biden do? Was that just a
Speaker 4: drop in the bucket to what's really going to happen
Speaker 4: at the border. I don't like hering conspiracy theories. I
Speaker 4: don't like hearing oh gosh, it's gonna be armageddon if
Speaker 4: one side wins on the other side didn't. But The
Speaker 4: Democrats have been very successful with what happened with the
Speaker 4: border because it put the onus on the Trump administration
Speaker 4: for deportation. And now the Trump administration looks like bad
Speaker 4: guys deporting and as the years and months go by,
Speaker 4: fewer people remember that it was Biden that caused this problem.
Speaker 4: So if the Democrats go, you know, in the long game,
Speaker 4: we got more people to vote, We're gonna have now
Speaker 4: more voters, We're gonna get more people in. It's gonna
Speaker 4: help sway our cities, maybe turn Texas blue. So let's
Speaker 4: do it again open border. I don't think Trump's wrong,
Speaker 4: and I think it's going to be even more of
Speaker 4: a of a of a chaotic mess than even under Biden,
Speaker 4: because it's going to now be people are gonna help,
Speaker 4: They're gonna the the Democrats are gonna want They're gonna
Speaker 4: be like, O gay, this is what we're doing. We're
Speaker 4: gonna be sending you to Ohio. We're gonna be sending
Speaker 4: you to Wisconsin, all these purple states. We're gonna send
Speaker 4: you there, change the vote. You going to California A
Speaker 4: isn't making much of a difference. So we're gonna set
Speaker 4: up areas where you could go and then this is
Speaker 4: how you vote. So a lot's gonna be riding on
Speaker 4: the midterms of the next election. And I wish, you know,
Speaker 4: we just had laws that were common sense like other countries.
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Speaker 4: So the summertime is beautiful, but it could be very
Speaker 4: dangerous if you're swimming near sharks or if you're hiking
Speaker 4: near bears. And we take nature for granted because we're like,
Speaker 4: all right, well, there's a trail, the trail was made,
Speaker 4: there's a beach here, there's a lifeguard there.
Speaker 3: So I guess we're all good humans are allowed to
Speaker 3: be here. And where do you think nature goes? Do
Speaker 3: you think nature just.
Speaker 4: Goes away and says, all right, well, then I guess
Speaker 4: I won't exist here. I'll find another beach, I'll find
Speaker 4: another gulf, I'll find another ocean. I'll find another trailhead
Speaker 4: to be around. I was in Alaska and I love
Speaker 4: to hike, and in Alaska you have to be aware
Speaker 4: that there's bears, right, you know, if there's a brown bear, Yeah,
Speaker 4: if there's a brown bear, lay down, get down.
Speaker 3: There's a brown bear.
Speaker 4: If it's black, fight back, if it's a polar bear.
Speaker 4: You're just screwed, not gonna be able to live through
Speaker 4: that attack. But you know, my family, we want to
Speaker 4: see bears. And there's an area a lot where the
Speaker 4: Russian River falls is in the Kenai Peninsula where salmon
Speaker 4: are swimming upstream.
Speaker 3: I posted some pictures of that, and I posted where bears.
Speaker 4: Go to catch the salmon. So we want to hang
Speaker 4: out and watch the bears. And all these people are
Speaker 4: sitting there watching or waiting for the bears to come
Speaker 4: to eat the salmon.
Speaker 3: Well, I get bored and I want to walk. So
Speaker 3: I'm starting to walk around and I'm.
Speaker 4: Hiking, and I videotaped this and there was a little
Speaker 4: area that actually could have been a den, and I
Speaker 4: might have walked right by a bear den. Well, that's dangerous.
Speaker 4: Most bears don't want to mess with you. You do you,
Speaker 4: they do them, But if you're near their babies and
Speaker 4: they think you're a threat, they're gonna kill you.
Speaker 3: So I decided to abort my hike go back to
Speaker 3: the river.
Speaker 4: And then we just decided to go and hike a
Speaker 4: few miles back to our cabin because I was like,
Speaker 4: you know, I really don't want to get attacked by bears,
Speaker 4: which is I'd love to watch the bears in action
Speaker 4: and watch the bears eat the salmon swimming upstream. They
Speaker 4: were sakey, really really cool thing to see. I didn't
Speaker 4: stick around long enough and there wasn't that surge of
Speaker 4: snky salmon. I think it's gonna happen this week. So
Speaker 4: for those, you know, for those of us who really
Speaker 4: love bear watching.
Speaker 3: You gotta hit the time right.
Speaker 4: But swimming it's a dangerous time for with sharks. We're
Speaker 4: hearing there's a kids getting attacked by sharks. If you remember,
Speaker 4: in January, a fifty six year old woman was snorkeling
Speaker 4: at dos at Dorsh Beach on the island of Saint
Speaker 4: Crux or Saint Croix, I'm sorry Saint Croix in the
Speaker 4: US Virgin Islands. It was four thirty pm, just out there, snorkeling,
Speaker 4: shallow water designated area, well known and unfortunately she sustained
Speaker 4: catastrotic injuries, lost or left arm because of a shark.
Speaker 3: It is a shark season. I know we have Shark
Speaker 3: Week on Discovery, but it's no joke.
Speaker 4: A twelve year old Nico Antique in Australia was a
Speaker 4: cliff diving with friends off of Jump Rock near Shark
Speaker 4: Beach in Sydney. He was severely bitten on both legs.
Speaker 4: They think a large bull shock got him. He ended
Speaker 4: up passing away a week later. Devison Rocca Dante's a
Speaker 4: thirteen year old in Brazil back in January, swimming as
Speaker 4: Chiefey Beach in pernambuk Co, suffered a catastrotic bite.
Speaker 3: Catastrophic bite to his right thigh.
Speaker 4: Went to cardiovascular cardio respiratory arrest before you could reach
Speaker 4: a hospital. Jamari Reid was in Jamaica, was spearfishing a
Speaker 4: couple of years ago, and sadly a fisherman later suffered
Speaker 4: discovered his body.
Speaker 3: That was attacked by a shark.
Speaker 4: According to annual tracking data compiled by the International Shark
Speaker 4: Shark Attack File, a global average sits at about seventy
Speaker 4: Unprovoked shark attacks across all age groups five to fifteen
Speaker 4: may result in fatalities.
Speaker 3: Children are not.
Speaker 4: Targeted specifically, but again, these sharks are looking for food,
Speaker 4: they're looking for fish, they're looking for seals and somebody
Speaker 4: splashing around they might not know. So Fox News has
Speaker 4: some advice for those of us that are is swimming
Speaker 4: near shark waters. Being that there was an increase in
Speaker 4: white shark bull sharks, you gotta watch out for white sharks.
Speaker 3: I was actually in Florida a couple months.
Speaker 4: Ago and I felt something near my ankle, and I
Speaker 4: was in shallow water, so I'm like, well, to heck
Speaker 4: with this, I'm gonna get back in.
Speaker 3: And then apparently, I guess, within an hour, there was
Speaker 3: a woman next to me. Not a woman, there was
Speaker 3: a woman down the.
Speaker 4: Beach that got attacked by a shark. So pretty frightening stuff.
Speaker 4: And we're coming into August, all right. They migrate, they
Speaker 4: feed along the way, they're hungry and doctor Chris Lowe,
Speaker 4: professor of marine biology and director of the Shark Lab
Speaker 4: at California State University, confirmed that there has been an
Speaker 4: increase in white shark activity so far this year. He
Speaker 4: says we expect by August, September or October to see
Speaker 4: even more sharks off the southern California coast. Wyatt Wernath,
Speaker 4: national spokesperson for the American Lifeguard Association, a retired ocean
Speaker 4: rescue chief based in Cocoa Beach, said they've seen typical
Speaker 4: numbers for this time of year, although there have been
Speaker 4: a couple of little nibbles where people were bit on
Speaker 4: the heels or the toes.
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Speaker 3: I might be old fashioned.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's because I'm getting older, but I'm having a
Speaker 4: tough time feeling sorry for people with student loan debt.
Speaker 4: And it looks like the media is wanting to capitalize
Speaker 4: on that population because of the midterms coming up and
Speaker 4: then the next presidential election. And I just I'm struggling
Speaker 4: feeling sorry for somebody who, like myself.
Speaker 3: Borrowed money.
Speaker 4: Knowingly, signed on the dott line, borrowed it for college,
Speaker 4: borrow did it for school.
Speaker 3: I really can't feel sorry for them. I feel bad
Speaker 3: if they do have debt. It wasn't easy.
Speaker 4: I had to work multiple parts on jobs to pay
Speaker 4: off my student loans. But that's kind of the mature
Speaker 4: of the business. If I don't have the money to
Speaker 4: pay for something I want to now, and I'm going
Speaker 4: to use a credit card or get an auto loan
Speaker 4: or a mortgage or a student loan, and I'm of
Speaker 4: sound mind and competency. When I agree that there will
Speaker 4: be interest and I will pay it back. I just
Speaker 4: don't understand why we're required to, you know, give such
Speaker 4: a sob story and and and and give such you know,
Speaker 4: empathy and sympathy, especially when during COVID many of these individuals.
Speaker 3: Were interest free and didn't have to pay.
Speaker 4: So now we're led to believe that because they got
Speaker 4: months or years where they didn't have to pay off
Speaker 4: student loans and now they have to start paying again,
Speaker 4: they're you know, they're they're they need our help and
Speaker 4: and our and our our our sympathies, and trust me,
Speaker 4: I want to help people, and I love students.
Speaker 3: Now I've been a professor for years. I've taught students.
Speaker 4: But if you're gonna borrow money for your car, your home,
Speaker 4: you know, for your your iPhone, for your plastic surgery,
Speaker 4: for your college, that you pay it back, that's what happens.
Speaker 4: So here's a here's an article from Business Insider, and
Speaker 4: the article is entitled, he works three jobs and they
Speaker 4: have to drain his retirement to afford a six hundred
Speaker 4: dollars student loan payment.
Speaker 3: Search So we're supposed to feel sorry for this person,
Speaker 3: and I feel bad for him. But you borrowed money.
Speaker 3: If you borrow money, you have to pay back.
Speaker 4: I mean, I feel bad, you know, for these people
Speaker 4: that borrow money from the mob and then they get
Speaker 4: beat up because they, you know, didn't pay it back
Speaker 4: with interest. I feel bad that they're getting beat up
Speaker 4: and you borrowed money. Why did you borrow the money?
Speaker 4: Now if you needed to eat and feed your family.
Speaker 4: We do need to figure out how to help people
Speaker 4: so they don't go into debt trying to feed their family.
Speaker 4: But I believe this gentleman wanted to go to law school.
Speaker 4: I'd love to also go to law school. I can't
Speaker 4: afford it right now unless I borrow so. Luke Helton
Speaker 4: took out eighty thousand dollars in student loans for undergrad
Speaker 4: at the University of Tennessee. He thought going straight for
Speaker 4: his jd or his law degree would propel him to
Speaker 4: a stable career. So we borrowed more money to become
Speaker 4: a lawyer. It's what millions of students have done. You
Speaker 4: got to understand that if you don't know graduate law school,
Speaker 4: just like if you don't graduate medical school, or if
Speaker 4: you don't pass your boards. That is a gamble, so
Speaker 4: you better you know. Usually it's really hard to get
Speaker 4: to law school or medical school. They usually only accept
Speaker 4: you if you are going to be able to but yeah,
Speaker 4: because otherwise it makes them look bad that you can't practice.
Speaker 3: But he goes to undergrad and he wants to go
Speaker 3: to law school. Good for him.
Speaker 4: Problem is he failed the bar. Personal life challenges kind
Speaker 4: of derailed his path. So by the time he realized
Speaker 4: that law might not have been the best path where
Speaker 4: he might have made a mistake, his student loan balance
Speaker 4: have grown to one hundred nineteen thousand plus I guess
Speaker 4: another one hundred three thousand dollars was taken out by
Speaker 4: his stepdad on his behalf, so not sure what happened there.
Speaker 4: So he's got a couple hundred thousand dollars inste the loans.
Speaker 4: He works three jobs, a nine to five at it,
Speaker 4: part time at best Buy, and door Dash on the side.
Speaker 4: He earned sixty thousand a year from his full time
Speaker 4: job and around six thousand a year from his gigwork,
Speaker 4: which is I'm predictaboo because his door Dash and you
Speaker 4: never know when you're gonna get your hit, he says
Speaker 4: between random monthly bills and I have to pay. I
Speaker 4: have a little over five hundred dollars left over for gas, groceries,
Speaker 4: whatever else. So now this article is talking about how
Speaker 4: President Trump is gonna make his budget get tighter.
Speaker 3: Because I guess he has to start paying back his loans. Well,
Speaker 3: don't blame Trump. I mean that's what happens when you
Speaker 3: take out student loans. If you borrow, you gotta pay.
Speaker 4: So a business insider, Oh yeah, he said if he
Speaker 4: cannot cover his student loans, he may have to go
Speaker 4: into his four oh one K.
Speaker 3: Now, I didn't have a four o one K. I
Speaker 3: didn't have that at thirty three. Luckily he does. But yeah,
Speaker 3: if you're in debt, you know.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have to pay off your But what the
Speaker 4: media is gonna do is they're gonna want taxpayers to
Speaker 4: go will help you. Why don't you go back to
Speaker 4: the law school and ask them to buy down your debt.
Speaker 4: Why don't you go back to the University of Tennessee.
Speaker 4: They're the ones that took your money. Go to them
Speaker 4: and ask them to drop your debt. But that's not
Speaker 4: the way it's gonna work. We taxpayers are gonna have
Speaker 4: to take it on, and we're gonna be expected to
Speaker 4: vote somebody in who says we're gonna wipe off all
Speaker 4: your student loan debt.
Speaker 3: That's it's just not fair, and what are we teaching people.
Speaker 4: Business insiders said they have heard from more than a
Speaker 4: thousand student n borrowers who are rethinking retirement, postponing home
Speaker 4: ownership for children, considering extra jobs to fit a higher
Speaker 4: payment into their monthly budget. Why because they borrowed money
Speaker 4: for school. See, I went to unov University of Aada,
Speaker 4: Las Vegas. I didn't borrow for undergrad. I worked my
Speaker 4: three parts on jobs so I didn't have to borrow.
Speaker 4: I still got fairly decent grades, and I gone to
Speaker 4: medical school. But no, I didn't party, I didn't do swerties.
Speaker 4: I didn't do a lot of school clubs. I did
Speaker 4: some tried to see the running Rebels as often as
Speaker 4: I could. But I worked so I didn't have to borrow.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying everybody has to do what I did,
Speaker 4: but I didn't want to borrow when I you know,
Speaker 4: until it was necessary. And I had to borrow for
Speaker 4: medical school. And I brought about eighty to eighty eight
Speaker 4: grand and then I waited tables in medical school so
Speaker 4: I didn't have to borrow more. Now you have some
Speaker 4: people that say, look, I don't want to work when
Speaker 4: I'm in school, so I just want to have plenty
Speaker 4: of money so I don't have to work.
Speaker 3: I'm need a new car.
Speaker 4: I'd rather live in a home than an apartment. I'd
Speaker 4: rather not a roommates because I talk to students all
Speaker 4: the time, so they take on more money to have
Speaker 4: a little bit more of a lush life. I would
Speaker 4: rent a room. I lived in somebody's backyard.
Speaker 3: I slept in my car, but I so I could
Speaker 3: borrow less money.
Speaker 4: Yes, I really feel happy for these students got to
Speaker 4: have a nice, cush house and cush car. You know,
Speaker 4: I could not imagine a car with air conditioning because
Speaker 4: I didn't have air conditioning.
Speaker 3: That had to have been really really nice for you
Speaker 3: to be able to do that. But why is that
Speaker 3: on me?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: I mean, doesn't school teach you if you borrow money,
Speaker 3: you have to pay you back.
Speaker 4: Now Trump has a repayment you know system in place,
Speaker 4: but he also wants to slow down on this success
Speaker 4: of borrowing. He also wants colleges to quit cranking up
Speaker 4: their rates and their fees. You know, I looked at
Speaker 4: my son's fees at ULV. You don't know if he
Speaker 4: was a great college, but you know, they're still charging
Speaker 4: for COVID and remote teaching. The average student would like
Speaker 4: to see the professor come to work. But you're paying
Speaker 4: not only if you're prefent not be there, but you're
Speaker 4: paying for online. Well, online college is cheaper than going
Speaker 4: to a university. The fees are still rising. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: So if there's less money to borrow, able to borrow,
Speaker 4: then the colleges are gonna have to say, you know what,
Speaker 4: these people can't, you know, borrow two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 4: for an undergrad degree, So I guess we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to charge for undergrad you know, less than two hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: So I mean, I hope this, you know, this gentleman
Speaker 4: finds his way, you know, and I feel bad that
Speaker 4: he failed the bar.
Speaker 3: But if you're gonna borrow money, you're borrowing money.
Speaker 4: That you're gonna have to pay back. You can't expect
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