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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of The Todd Herman Show.

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Story number one, the most important medical lawsuit in history

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has just been announced. Story number two, Democrats in Minnesota

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are defending what cannot be defended. And story number three,

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it's brutally obvious and easily obvious that God exists and

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design this all. We'll talk about this all with the

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help of Know Your Risk podcast. That's as the figurehead

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would say, that's Zach Abraham's outfit. We'll talk about this

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with the help of God Almighty.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma

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technocarrats in Tyrn, sebrianwhere from the high mountains of Free America.

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Here's the Emerald City exime Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These

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are the times so which God has decided we shall

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live the economic form the world version so fascinating. Klass

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Schwab said something. Did he know that there was a

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huge lawsuit coming out that belies everything he said about trust?

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I don't think he did. So let's start with klass Schwab.

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Klaus made a statement about trust, trust, and he did

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this in a promotional video, and you know what's promotional

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because you know people hang out in their houses with

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their libraries, with cameras there as they come and sit

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down like I just hang out here all day. This

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is just my natural environment. This isn't some kind of

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TV studio.

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Speaker 3: You right that our society faces a dramatic but elusive crisis.

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Can you explain we I'm missing in our society two

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fundamental pillows. It's truth and it's trust. Those pillars we

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will not be able to solve some big global issues

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which we face such this moment. It's a key road

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of dialogue of listening each to a nouzzle?

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Speaker 1: Can I pause?

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Speaker 3: That?

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Speaker 2: Is that?

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Speaker 1: Okay? Is it ok? If I pause it? Klaus? Can

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I just ask you to pause real quick, sir? You

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censored people, You coordinated with social media companies to censor

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and down. You weren't listening at all, even a little bit.

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You don't listen or display any awareness that when you

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speak of trust, and you have been telling us that

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we can't continue to produce carbon dioxide at the levels

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we do, which is in fact what we exhale. You

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still fly private planes into that every year. It's difficult

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to trust you when you tell us to do things

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you don't do, and that we can't have things you have.

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And when you post a video like this that you

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can pay to have distributed globally and seen billions of times,

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but you coordinated with social media companies too, and you

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still coordinate with social media companies too. So this trust

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thing that you like, maybe you should act in a

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trustworthy way. So let's get back to Klaus Schwab and

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his need for trust and.

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Speaker 3: In such a way to see a different aspect, search

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different dimensions of a problem, and search fundamental in order

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to be able to create after all solutions.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so maybe this might involve having let's say, dissident

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scientists invited to the table to talk about approaches to things.

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Let's say maybe the founder of green Peace who disagrees

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with you, Klaus, about climate change and about how it's

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cost After all, he found the green piece, which is

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a pretty big deal. Or maybe you could have let's say,

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some farmers who raise free range cattle who could show

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you studies study after study that free range cattle in

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fact is better for the environment then ranch cattle, and

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in fact is good for the environment. They could do that.

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You could have these dissidents, but you don't. You don't trust.

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You also push down upon the world one specific medical

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solution you knew you were going to push. There's a

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lawsuit on this, and I'll just go to what's in

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the lawsuit in a second. If you want to talk

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about trust, and let's let mister Shaup finish, because he

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took a lot of effort to sit here in film this.

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Speaker 3: If there is one decisive factor of the intelligent age,

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what is it? I think it's the capability in view

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of the fast and disruptive technology could change to remain

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human beings. And as human beings, we have to exercise empassy.

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We have to listen each to another, and I think

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we have to analyze issues, not just research.

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Speaker 1: Okay, I can't. Sorry, I can't let them finish. I

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promise unfinished and I can't. I was ten seconds to

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go just and I could not do it. Okay. I

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need to be careful because there are platforms that can

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get me in big well not in big trouble, remaining human. Klaus,

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one of your key advisors, says that our brains are

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going to go away, that we are going to become

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memories uploaded into robots. He says that is our future

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and empathy human beings. Your key advisor just said that

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AI will seize control of the Bible of God's word.

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That's difficult to trust you when one of your key

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advisors is saying things like this. Your organization and key

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advisors within your organization have said that we need to

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call the herd of human beings by about seven billion,

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but maybe not you guys. So it's difficult to trust.

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That's all I'm saying. Then there's this lawsuit against some

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of your biggest supporters, and I will not provide, let's say,

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opinion on this, because man, I could get in trouble

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for favoring your opinion. Why don't I just say what's

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in this lawsuit against the American Academy of Pediatrics and

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why it exists and why it's probably the most important

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medical lawsuit in history. It goes down to money. Your

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ability to enjoy retirement goes down to this, how much

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money will you have every single month for the rest

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of your life. If you don't know that number, you

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have no plan for retirement. You don't have any idea

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what retirement is actually going to be like. Now, If

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you have a plan. Let's say you're in a buy

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and hold portfolio and that plan came about before AI.

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That plan is now one hundred percent obsolete in my judgment,

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if you're five, ten, fifteen years from retirement, that plan

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is going to be more obsolete every single month as

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AI eats more jobs and more capabilities and mints more

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billionaires of people who just get really really good at

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manipulating AI. So you add to that all the volatility

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factors in the globe, such as wars of rumors of wars,

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and the destabilation of American society and lawsuits like this

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which could do a lot to destroy pharma. We are

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TRUK twenty six, Dash zero five. So Klaus Schwabs spoke

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of trust and the disappearing nature of trust. And there

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is now a lawsuit against the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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It's a rico lawsuit. This lawsuit contends that the American

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Academy of Pediatrics is an organized crime organization working to

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enrich themselves through things like wire fraud. So let's start

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with who the big donors are to the American Academy Pediatrics.

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And let's just ask a very simple question, not express

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an opinion, asking a question. Is it the job of

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pediatricians to prescribe medicine? Is that their job? No, Their

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job is to observe each individual patients and each individual

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patient's needs and to pursue the least invasive thing. First.

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Their own ethics say this, First, do no harm seek

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the least invasive measure and then carry on from there

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if the least invasive mesures don't work. So corporate donors

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to the AAP Friends of Children Fund Merk Maderna, Pfizer,

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and Sonofi. These are pharmaceutical companies, obviously, so it becomes

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then interesting to ask, is it, in fact the job

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of pediatricians to hand out drugs and to put kids

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on drugs. Here's what the lawsuit contends that the PhD

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in multiple plaintiffs has file the lawsuit Children's Health Defense

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Fund against the AAP, accusing the organization of long term

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fraud and racketeering tied to the vaccine safety claims. That's

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what the lawsuit says. Lawsuit alleges the AAP violated RICO

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by engaging in sustained patterns of deceptives messaging about the

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DC childhood vaccine schedule while operating within a financial ecosystem

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tied to vaccine manufacture, funding and incentive driven pediatric vaccination practices.

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Now it's a point of fact that pediatricians get paid

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money to get kids vaccinated on the schedule, and it

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can be a lot of money. With the COVID shots,

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it was a ton of money. Some hospitals earned six

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thousand dollars per shot, not person per shot. The lawsuit

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alleges the AAP repeatedly promoted false certainty that the childhood

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vaccine schedule is thoroughly tested and safe. Some of the

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things they said they did include wire fraud. These are specifically,

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these are from the lawsuit wire and mail fraud, conspiracy,

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systematic suppression of scientists and scientific studies and doctors that

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contradicted their message, and profiting from vaccines through insurance incentives,

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bonus and pay for performance schemes. And the lawsuit sites

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federal law eighteen US Code nineteen sixty two C and

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D in eighteen US Code nineteen sixty four C. The

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first is the civil racketeering law Civil rico. The second

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is treble damages for injury to businesses or property. They're

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also seeking ancillary jurisdiction for declatory injunctive relief under federal

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and civil statues. So what they're seeking in terms of

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some of the injunctive relief is they want the organization

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American Academy Pediatrics to have to correct their website to

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go in change what they've been lying about. According to

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the lawsuits, and to pay people who've been harmed by this,

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doctors who've been taken out of practice, et cetera. It

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happens that right at the same time, the American Academy

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of Pediatrics is suing the National Institute of Health and

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Robert F. Kennedy Junior as an individual, and a judge

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just allowed that lawsuit to continue. The judge did not

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cite any medical evidence. The judge did not cite any

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medical injury evidence. The judge did not cite any scientific evidence.

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What the judge said was the lawsuit can proceed because

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the American Academy of Pediatrics would have to do something unthinkable.

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Are you ready for what they'd have to do? Talk

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to their members. There's sixty thousand or so members of

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the American Academy Pediatrics. This judge allowed the lawsuit to

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continue because they might have to put out emails or

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do zoom meetings, or send paper mail to their members

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explaining the new schedule, or they could just send out

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an email linking to the CDC's website that actually explains

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the schedule. Now for you, if you've ever run a

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business and you ever get some of these posters from

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your local regulatory agencies. Here's how you get your breaks.

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This is how often you have to give people breaks.

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You have to post those. Sometimes you're told you have

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to take meetings and explain these things. HR will commonly say,

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you know what, there's a new federal law related to

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workplace safety. We have to have a meeting. Our lawyers

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have said you have to say these things. If you've

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ever bet a corporate manager, ever at a Fortune five

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hundred company, you've had these must meets with your employees. Okay,

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there's some new anti discrimination stuff we need to talk about.

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We've got some email retention policies. That's not grounds for

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a lawsuit, it's grounds to say it's annoying. But on

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the topic of trust, how do we trust an American

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Academy of Pediatrics who is apparently suing because they have

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to open their mouths and explain a changing government policy

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to their members. When every accountant, every business owner, every

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manager who's ever done a people managing job has had

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to do the same exact thing. Class Shop wants a

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dialogue start there. How can we probably trust, possibly trust

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under circumstances like this story. Number two Democrats in Minnesota

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are defending what cannot be defended. If you ever find

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yourself in let's say a pretend debate and it's something

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that you're nervous about because man, I don't think I

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can defend this, then you know where the people in

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Minnesota are at because they're defending the indefensible. And if

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you find yourself defending the indefensible, maybe it's a good

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idea to step back and say, how did I get

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to this point where I'm putting my body on the line,

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my freedom on the line, my job history on the line,

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my ability to go get a job on the line

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by defending the indefensible. So let's go up to a

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high level what's going on in Minnesota. You can have

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all sorts of debates about removing people from the country illegally.

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I'm happy to have those debates. Should we even remove

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people who are here illegally? My response to this is,

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do we want to have laws or suggestions? If we

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don't enforce our laws, they're suggestions. If you want to

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have a nation of suggestions, what you want to have

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is a nation of chaos. Because you could boil this

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and there's an order in which people go. If that's

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no longer a law, but it's a suggestion, then there

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might be people in great big trucks who say, I

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don't need this stop. It's just a suggestion. You could

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look at this in fact, in something that's not even law.

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In airplane, you get your assigned seat, you go online,

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and you make sure that the teach you want. For me,

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I always want to sit in one A or one C.

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That's just me. I always try to pursue one A

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or one C. And then I get the tickets. Is

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one A or one C? Or the app it says

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one A or one C. But that's the rule. I

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bought one air one C. If it's no longer the rule,

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it's just a suggestion. Then I get there and someone's

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sitting in my seat. There's nothing I can do about it.

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If that's a society you want, have a go change

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our laws. So we don't have laws, we have suggestions

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for me. Immigration law is only law so long as

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we enforce it. Should we do it compassionately?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: When possible? Absolutely? Like what if the Trump administration did this?

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What if they provided an app that the people who around.

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Joe Biden created that immigrants who came here illegally could

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go fill out the app form, get a free plane

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ticket with their families back to the country of origin,

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get twenty six hundred dollars, and be allowed to get

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back in line to come back. They did it. That exists.

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That's compassionate. You can self deport and get put on

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a list to come back in the right way. Come back.

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You did it the right way. Come back. We want

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you here. Come back so we can have all these debates.

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But if you ever find yourself doing something like this

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female protester did, putting your body on the line for

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someone you would let around your kids. Unless you're well,

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spiritually captured plus insane, you need to step back and

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ask yourself how you got in such a position. And

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I'll show you this in just a second. Sometimes you're

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my age. You get yourself in these positions physically. I

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have friends of mine who simply can't do the things

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that may give their life meaning, like working. I have

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friends of mine who've lost the ability to use their

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hands well or pick up their grandkids because their back

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is all wag wigged out. They can't even pick up

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their grandkids without this a weird fatigue and pain. The

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person I'm talking about there is a dear friend of

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ours who is the female lead of our life group.

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She's flying back from Hawaii now, where she just played

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four or five rounds of golf. Her back wouldn't allow

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that until she went to Renew Healthcare in Portavard in Mexico.

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Hands I'm talking about a guy who ran a construction business.

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He was a general contractor, but then he had to

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have his grandkids and kids do all the work. He

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couldn't use his hands. He flew to Renew He got

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his hand usage back the next day. Or I can

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talk about the marine that my friend zach Abra and

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I had got to hang out with when we were

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down there. He couldn't go up and downstairs. He went

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up and downstairs the week after he got the injections,

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and that's before the tissuary building began. This is world

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class healthcare unavailable in the United States. And I can

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talk to you all the reasons why that's the case.

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Go check them out at Renew r E n U

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E dot Healthcare. Avoid surgery, recover more quickly from it,

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get help for traumatic brain injuries. They can reset your

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immune system. It's renewed r E n U E dot Healthcare.

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This woman has put herself in a position of defending

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the indefensible. She is a protester trying to stop cops

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from doing a very specific job. Listen to this ice

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officers response record.

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Speaker 4: We're here to arrest a child sex offender, and you

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guys are out here honky.

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Speaker 1: Oh no, we're pressing.

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Speaker 4: That vehicle right there is honky and impeding our investigations

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while we're trying to arrest a child sex offender. That's

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who you guys are protecting.

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Speaker 1: Insane guys in the truck now as people walking behind him,

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he's having this cover. This is what we're trying to do,

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trying to get someone out of your community who intends

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this sort of harm to children and they don't care.

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If you ever find yourself in this position, understand something.

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You have been spiritually captured, you have been mentally captured,

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and you're going to ignore things like this. The massive

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drop in fentanyl deaths since we began these policies. We

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are at six thousand, it's now down to twenty seven

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hundred deaths. This is from the US Centers for disease control.

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This has been falling since January when these policies began.

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Or you ignore things like this, this is a social

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media conversation. At least we can finally stop pretending like

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you guys don't support violence against your political opponents or

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just anyone who disagrees with you. Zorina writes back on

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hundred percent support it, baby, you get to die for

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Donald Trump, John Pepper, you get to die for Somalians.

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Lmfao Sarzina. Yes, now I can respect Sarzina deciding that

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she wants to die for Somalians. No greater love has

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men lay down his life for a brother, But to

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protect fraud, to protect people who mean children. Ill go

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defend all the Samolians you want, But then ask yourself

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a question, how did I get to the position where

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I'm defending Samonians who want to harm kids in that way?

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That'd be something to pray about. Story number three. It

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is brutally, brutally obvious that God exists and we can

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do this super quickly. Let's suicide by side, super quick,

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super easy. I'm going to show you something that people

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say geniuses design this, and they're right. People with genius

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IQs design This thing no argument, and it's so clear

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that it's designed by geniuses. Look at it, walk down hills,

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This thing walking down hills. There it is walking down

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a hill. It's a robot and it's learning to walk

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through his little barkets, getting better at it. Still very

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very awkward. Now it looks even better at it. Look

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at that it's come over the Tesla walking and I

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was walking up a hill. It looks stilted, it looks uncomfortable,

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looks like it's going to fall over, like you couldknock

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it over with a feather. But it's learning. So people

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would say, man, that's designed by geniuses. Utter geniuses design that.

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Think of the human nature, the human IQ that went

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into that designed. But this here, whatich you're about to see,

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had no designer, It had no direction. It is simply

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the response of billions and billions and billions of years

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of random mutations. Oh and by the way, the DNA

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that governs it, the language that is DNA that came

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about randomly, because as you know, meaningful information books are

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written by random all the time. I'm forever walking down

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the beach and running into sentences in the sand I'm

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forever seeing birds write things accidentally with their talents. Happens

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all the time. Look at this and tell me that

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you can look at that robot and say that's obviously designed,

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and then watch this and say, oh gosh, that's all

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random mutations to be a world records one hundred meter dash,

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just billions and billions in years of random mutation. The

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lungs working, the muscles working, the fast twitches firing, the

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ability to focus and win at that level, the smooth movement.

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And as this is going on, there's the cognition, there's

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the heart rate, there's the respiratory system, there's a regulatory system,

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the nervous system, the digestive systems doing what it needs

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to do to feed this machine. If you look at

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that robot and say, that's clearly the design of a

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human genius who designed that? Because the robot was made

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by people who were first made. The robot was made

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by people who were given the ability to talk and

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communicate and hear and write down. The robot was made

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by people who couldn't exist without a starting point sperm.

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An egg. God exists because only a god could always exist.

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A robot, a super intelligence be my guest, tell me

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how it was created. Only a God could always exist.

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And this is what Aristotle called God, the unmoved Mover.

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So if you believe that there was absolutely nothing and

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then the Big Bang happens, you have a real important question.

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Answer what started the Big Bang? Something? No, you said,

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there's nothing, What was this something? Then you need to

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get back to who put the something there? And you

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get into a problem of infinite regression. God of the Bible,

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the God of the Bible, always existed, always will exist,

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required no beginning. He stitches together in her mother's womb.

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He counted every care in her heads, and he put

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into us readable, writeable, shaable, repeatable, falsifiable language called DNA.

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And we can sprint, and we can build robots that

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one day we'll be able to sprint. But they could

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have never got the beginning without the great unmoved Mover.

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This is the Todd Herman Shaw. Please go be well,

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be strong, be kind, Please make every effort to walk

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in the light of Christ.