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Joe Biden is all about "family" but has never met his own grandchild · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: There are some headlines that don't look good for the
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Speaker 1: country right now. Specifically, if your name is Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: and Joe Biden number one Biden. Inflation is bad. New
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Speaker 1: York lawmakers said so bad they've got to give themselves
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Speaker 1: a thirty percent pay raise. Yes, thirty percent pay raise.
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Speaker 1: And a new survey is out saying high inflation is
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Speaker 1: expecting is affecting the spending habits of people going on
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Speaker 1: first dates. That's when you know you've lost control of
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Speaker 1: the economy. High inflation causing single individuals now to adjust
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Speaker 1: their spinning habits when considering outings for a first date.
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Speaker 1: That According to a recent survey conducted by Match Group
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Speaker 1: Incmatch dot Com, eighty four percent of singles say they
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Speaker 1: would prefer a casual first date to spend instead of
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Speaker 1: an expensive outing which owns a bunch of dating apps
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Speaker 1: including tender Hinge, Okay, Cupid, and plenty of Fit. They
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Speaker 1: say it's not people getting cheap, it's the fact they
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Speaker 1: just can't afford it. Furthermore, they say thirty percent of
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Speaker 1: singles are now open to doing a free activity on
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Speaker 1: a first date, while twenty nine percent said they would
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Speaker 1: rather go on a date closer to home to save
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Speaker 1: on gas because things in the economy have changed so quickly.
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Speaker 1: Can we just take a step back and really really
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Speaker 1: think about what was just said there? This isn't insane, okay.
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Speaker 1: Thirty percent of singles are now open to doing a
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Speaker 1: free activity on a first date. Twenty nine percent. They
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Speaker 1: want to say they want to stay close to home
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Speaker 1: to save on gas, and they want you to believe
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Speaker 1: that everything is fine with its economy. Now. I'm going
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Speaker 1: to come back to the story in a minute, but
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Speaker 1: there's also another headline that I just have to read
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Speaker 1: the New Year because I think it's just amazing. The
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Speaker 1: headline is this, Hunter Biden's ex stripper lover is now
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Speaker 1: requesting to officially change her child's last name to Biden.
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Speaker 1: Hunter Alleglie has never met his daughter, whose first name
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Speaker 1: is Navy. This is now where we are. That means
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Speaker 1: that the president of the United States America is all
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Speaker 1: about family, hasn't met his grandchild. Yes, the mother of
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden's four year old daughter, who's never met her dad,
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Speaker 1: requested an in court to change the last name of
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Speaker 1: her child so so she can benefit from carrying the
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Speaker 1: Biden family name. Lennon Roberts, a former exotic dancer, made
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Speaker 1: the request through her lawyer Tuesday in a case where
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Speaker 1: Hunter asked to lower his child support payments. Robert's lawyer
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Speaker 1: asked the court to dismiss his request due to Hunter's
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Speaker 1: long and linked the history of attempting to avoid discovery
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Speaker 1: by filing endless and recurrent motions for protective orders. She
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Speaker 1: countered with a request that their daughter Navy take the
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Speaker 1: Biden last name. Can you imagine being this woman? You're
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Speaker 1: dealing with the Biden I mean, I mean you are.
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Speaker 1: You're literally dealing with the Biden team as they try
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Speaker 1: to screw you every time they get a chance. You
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Speaker 1: look at this young little girl. The New York Post
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Speaker 1: put it this way. Ex stripper mom of Hunter Biden's
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Speaker 1: child wants kid to have powerful last names, saying she
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Speaker 1: needs it. The mother asked this Arkansas court to legally
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Speaker 1: change the four year old girl's last name to Biden
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Speaker 1: so the child can benefit. Lennard Roberts filed for this
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Speaker 1: motion Tuesday in connection with a paternity case against on Earth,
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Speaker 1: which was reopened in September when the first un asked
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Speaker 1: the court to lower his child support payments. Nothing like
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Speaker 1: being a deadbeat first son Right attorneys told the Independent
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Speaker 1: County Court the Navy Joan Roberts would benefit from carrying
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Speaker 1: the Biden family name, which you said was now synopsis
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Speaker 1: with being well educated, successful, financially acute, and politically powerful.
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Speaker 1: The filings, which the PO has seen, were originally reported
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Speaker 1: by the Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Neither Hunter, the first son,
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Speaker 1: and the lobbyists turned painter, nor the child's grandfather, President Biden,
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Speaker 1: have ever met young Navy, According to her mother. This
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Speaker 1: week's filing said the first family remained as strange from
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Speaker 1: the child. Isn't that nice? Right? You're Joe Biden and
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Speaker 1: you're all about family, and you've never met your grandchild.
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Speaker 1: Your son denied the existence of the grandchild, and the
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Speaker 1: son said, oh, this is not mine, and I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to pay and refuse to pay for a very
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Speaker 1: long time. Quote. To the extent the estrangement is misconduct
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Speaker 1: or neglected, can be reflected by changing her last name
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Speaker 1: to Biden, so that she may undeniably be known to
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Speaker 1: the world as a child of the defendant and member
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Speaker 1: of the prestigious Biden family. The filing came after Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden fifty two, told the court he had undergone a
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Speaker 1: substantial material change in his financial circumstances, including, but not
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Speaker 1: limited to his income. The first son, who shares three
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Speaker 1: adult daughters with ex wife and a two year old son,
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Speaker 1: was second wife with a second wife, settled with Roberts
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty after a DNA tests confirmed he was
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Speaker 1: the father of this child. Navy Roberts was also on
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Speaker 1: the payroll at Hunter's consulting firm while pregnant with their daughter,
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Speaker 1: according to text messages reviewed by the Post last year, Lancaster,
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Speaker 1: the lawyer employed the court to deny Hunter's request to
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Speaker 1: lower child support due to a long and linked history
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Speaker 1: of attempting to avoid discovery by filing endless and recurrent
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Speaker 1: motions for protective orders. Now, this is the Biden family, right,
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Speaker 1: They care about you. They care about your kids, that
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Speaker 1: care about your grandkids, that care about your kids education,
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Speaker 1: They care about your kids not dying in fetnel. They
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Speaker 1: hear about the kids of the border. Right, No, they don't.
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Speaker 1: And the proof of it is the fact that they
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Speaker 1: son is attempting to stifle discovery into his financial affairs
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Speaker 1: while simultaneously reducing his child support obligation on the claim
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Speaker 1: that he now earns less income. Hunter had refused Robert's
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Speaker 1: request to turn over a list of his homes and
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Speaker 1: cars of the past decade as a single mother, sought
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Speaker 1: to show the court his well established history of lavish lifestyle.
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Speaker 1: The court records allege instead, the first son sought an
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Speaker 1: order protection against the former exact Dancer, which Lancaster asked
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Speaker 1: the court to toss because he claimed it was filed incorrectly. Quote,
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Speaker 1: Mister Biden cannot pick and choose which documents he will disclose.
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Speaker 1: To do so is to limit the planiff to the
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Speaker 1: blind faith of what the defendants said he has his income.
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Speaker 1: Couldn't agree more with that one. Robert's lawyer also asked
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Speaker 1: for information about the federal government's ongoing tax fraud investigation
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Speaker 1: to Hunter Biden, which has been underway since twenty eighteen.
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Speaker 1: Robert yourself reportedly testified before the Feds in connection with
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Speaker 1: the probe this spring. Mister Hunter Biden has been the
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Speaker 1: subject of federal investigations and their allegations that he failed
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Speaker 1: to disclose all his income prior to this court's last
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Speaker 1: order regarding child support. The motion reads. Roberts also asked
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Speaker 1: the court for him from about any financial benefits Hunter
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Speaker 1: received from his father's presidency, an information about Hollywood attorney
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Speaker 1: Kevin Morris, who The Post reported this spring lone Hunter
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Speaker 1: two million to pay off his debt to Uncle Sam.
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Speaker 1: It's pretty amazing, isn't it. You got a Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: who has no problem walking around with his brother's x
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Speaker 1: on the South law of the White House is pretty disgusting.
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Speaker 1: Hunter then denied that he was Navy's biological dad, saying
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Speaker 1: he had no recollection of meeting her the mother, despite
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Speaker 1: the fact that she danced at DC Syrup club he
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Speaker 1: frequent did while dating his widowed sister in law Holley.
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Speaker 1: That's how little connection I had with anyone. I was
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Speaker 1: a mess, but a mess I've taken responsibility for, he
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Speaker 1: wrote in his drug field sex rampages. In his twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty memoir Beautiful Things, he went on to also say,
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Speaker 1: just so you know how drunk he was or high,
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Speaker 1: or you know, whatever it was he was on the
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Speaker 1: other women I'd then with during rampages since my divorce,
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Speaker 1: were hardly the dating type. We would satisfy our immediate
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Speaker 1: needs and little else, he wrote in his mea culpa
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Speaker 1: of Hey, you know, beautiful things I've done? He refuses
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Speaker 1: to admit that the child was his forced into a
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Speaker 1: fraternity fraternity test, and now he's saying, okay, fine, but
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Speaker 1: you can't see my income now. The reason why I
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Speaker 1: tell you this story is because I want you to
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Speaker 1: understand what we're up against. Can you imagine if this
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Speaker 1: was Donald Trump's children that acted this way. Can you
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Speaker 1: imagine if a Republican son of a president refused to
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Speaker 1: tell the truth about his income, refused to meet a grandchild.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine if a sitting president of the United
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Speaker 1: States America who happened to be a Republican had never
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Speaker 1: met one of their grandchildren, what people would say about them.
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Speaker 1: This isn't really about Hunter Biden anymore. This is about
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Speaker 1: me showing you about what we're up against with the media.
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Speaker 1: This is how corrupt they are, even on issues like this.
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Speaker 1: They refuse to ask questions or the President like, hey,
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Speaker 1: you know, miss Present, you have a child, your son fathered.
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Speaker 1: Are you ever going to see that child? Or you?
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Speaker 1: This is your grandchild? Is this grandchild beneath you? Is
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Speaker 1: this grandchild not important to you? If they'll do this
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Speaker 1: to their own grandchildren, do you really think they care
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Speaker 1: about you? Now? I want to go back to the
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Speaker 1: story I said a moment ago about high inflation is
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Speaker 1: now causing singles to adjust spinning habits even on first dates.
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Speaker 1: Majority of Americans now that are dating say they want
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Speaker 1: to stay close to home to save on gas. Thirty
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Speaker 1: percent of singles are now open to doing a free
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Speaker 1: activity on a first date twenty nine since they would
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Speaker 1: rather go on a date closer to home just to
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Speaker 1: save on gas. This is how bad the economy has gotten.
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Speaker 1: Interest rates are skyrocketing. And if you think that the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party of this White House is going to give
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Speaker 1: a crap about you and what you're suffering right now.
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Speaker 1: You're wrong because they don't even care about their own
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Speaker 1: children and grandchildren. That's the point you need to compare
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Speaker 1: and contrast here. Single daters say they're currently spending one
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Speaker 1: hundred and thirty a month a total of one five
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Speaker 1: hundred six dollars per year on their dating lives. That's
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Speaker 1: up forty percent from the past decade. Inflation is also
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Speaker 1: causing thirty percent of singles to look for a more
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Speaker 1: financially stable partner. The survey also found a key measure
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Speaker 1: of inflation showed prices are soaring by more than expected.
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Speaker 1: Singles quote more than ever open to free dates, they
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Speaker 1: are mindful of the time, energy, and money that they're
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Speaker 1: spending on those initial encounters. They added that singles are
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Speaker 1: opting for more cost friendly options such as parks, knowing
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Speaker 1: that does not require extra money and time. The conference
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Speaker 1: in early December, Match chief operating Officer Gary Swidler said
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Speaker 1: that he is noticing younger users are moderating their dating
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Speaker 1: approach due to current economic instability. Less affluent people are
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Speaker 1: just being more carefully said. According to the Bureau of
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Speaker 1: Labor Statistics, inflation seven point one percent higher than last year,
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Speaker 1: while the cost of eating out is up eight and
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Speaker 1: a half percent, an alcoholic beverages away from home are
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Speaker 1: up seven point one percent. The number of participants in
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Speaker 1: the match funded survey include over five thousand single men
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Speaker 1: and women between the ages of eighteen to ninety eight.
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Speaker 1: They said, it's very clear now the economy is headed
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Speaker 1: in the wrong direction, and people understand it now. You
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Speaker 1: think about that starting to begin of the year, where
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Speaker 1: high inflation is affecting the spending habits of first dates
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Speaker 1: New York lawmakers while this is all happening, giving themselves
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Speaker 1: a thirty percent pay rates, they're now officially the highest
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Speaker 1: paid legislators in the land after they wore themselves a
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Speaker 1: massive pay increase. They said it's because of yes inflation.
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Speaker 1: Members of both houses, sixty three centers and one hundred
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Speaker 1: and fifty Assembly members are getting a pay boost of
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Speaker 1: thirty two thousand dollars for a new base salary of
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Speaker 1: one hundred and forty two This under the governor and
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Speaker 1: they signed it into law for her inauguration Sunday. That's
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Speaker 1: just sigh of a thirty percent lift over the previous
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Speaker 1: salary of one hundred and ten thousand. The APE is
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Speaker 1: now reporting the Democratic Party holds supermajorities in both houses
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Speaker 1: in the New York state legislatures, so they rammed this through.
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Speaker 1: State lawmakers in California, by the way, were previously the
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Speaker 1: highest paid, with a a yearly salary base of one
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Speaker 1: hundred nineteen thousand, although the Golden State also pays up
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Speaker 1: to two hundred and fourteen dollars per day for attending
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Speaker 1: session of the legislature. That according to the National Conference
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Speaker 1: of State Legislators, so you can get paid there. New
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Speaker 1: York lawmakers passed the pay raise built during a special
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Speaker 1: session in late December. Quote, I believe the legislators need
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Speaker 1: to be compensated for their hard work that they do.
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Speaker 1: People don't realize the sacrifice they make by being away
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Speaker 1: from their families. The new pay raise comes with restrictions, though,
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Speaker 1: Starting in twenty twenty five, outside income will be capped
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Speaker 1: at thirty five thousand pay an access of that from
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Speaker 1: military service, retirement plans or investments will still be allowed.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna get you paid. Anybody else in America
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Speaker 1: getting a thirty percent pay raise right now? Because if
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Speaker 1: you are, I want to talk to you, I want
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Speaker 1: to see a sector where you can just walk in
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Speaker 1: right now and say, because of the economy, I need
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Speaker 1: a pay raise, I need a thirty percent pay raise
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Speaker 1: to keep up with inflation. I deserve it because I
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Speaker 1: work hard. That's exactly what they've just said. I deserve
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Speaker 1: it because I've worked hard. I deserve it because it's
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Speaker 1: important to me that I have a nice life, regardless
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Speaker 1: of what the private sector is having to deal with.
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Speaker 1: You look at the Democrats in New York, you look
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Speaker 1: at the Democrats in DC, you look at the White House.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't make any difference. They always put themselves ahead
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Speaker 1: of you. There's something else they're celebrating right now as well,
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Speaker 1: and the media is really getting into this one. They
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Speaker 1: are totally obsessed right now with Elon Musk and Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk losing some of his money and they are celebrating
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Speaker 1: it all over the place in the media. Elon Musk
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Speaker 1: headline from CNN has lost a bigger fortune than anyone
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Speaker 1: in history, and they are excited to tell you about this.
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Speaker 1: Elon muss wealth destruction has become historic. The headline reads,
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Speaker 1: the CEO of Tesla SpaceX and Twitter is worth one
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Speaker 1: hundred and thirty seven billion according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index,
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Speaker 1: good enough for second place in the list of the
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Speaker 1: world's richest, behind the chairman Bernard Arnault. But at its
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Speaker 1: peak in November of twenty twenty one, musk net worth
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Speaker 1: was three hundred and forty billion. That makes must the
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Speaker 1: first person ever to lose two hundred billion and wealth.
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Speaker 1: Bloomberg has now reported the bulk of muss wealth is
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Speaker 1: tied up in Tesla, whose stock has planned sixty five
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Speaker 1: percent in twenty twenty two. Demand for Tesla's weekend on
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Speaker 1: competition electric vehicles from established automakers surge. Last year, the
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Speaker 1: company missed its growth target in scale back production in China.
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Speaker 1: Evidence of carbuyer's sinking interest in Tesla became apparent last
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Speaker 1: month after the company announced a rare sale. In a
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Speaker 1: bid to clear out inventory, Tesla offered two rebates to
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Speaker 1: buyers taking delivery of a vehicle before the end of
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Speaker 1: the year, initially offering a three thousand, seven hundred fifty
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Speaker 1: dollars discount, then doubling the rebate to seventy five with
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Speaker 1: two weeks left in twenty twenty two. Now here's the
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Speaker 1: part you need to understand. They're not what they don't
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Speaker 1: understand about this story is the reason why they're offering
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Speaker 1: these rebates is because interest rates of skyrocketed on cars.
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Speaker 1: People are not out there buying cars like they were
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Speaker 1: even six months ago or five months ago or four
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Speaker 1: months ago. That's not what they're doing. People are now
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Speaker 1: holding onto their cash because they're very concerned. They're worried. Hey,
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Speaker 1: they're very worried about the economy right now. That's something
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Speaker 1: that you need to understand when you look at what's
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Speaker 1: happening in this economy. To imply that people are not
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Speaker 1: buying Tesla's, go look at the other ones. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot of people not buying other stocks as well. There
19:01
Speaker 1: are a lot of people that are not buying these cars,
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Speaker 1: and they're like, oh, well the stock has tanked, so
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Speaker 1: therefore you should be freaking out. I'll say it again,
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Speaker 1: You've got to be stupid if you believe it's that simple.
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Speaker 1: It's not that simple. But this is what you do
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Speaker 1: when you want a grandstand. This is what you do
19:20
Speaker 1: when you want to hammer people. This is how you
19:23
Speaker 1: do it when you want to hammer people. And that's
19:26
Speaker 1: why the media is obsessed with Elon Musk and the
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Speaker 1: demise of Elon Musk. They want to tear him down.
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Speaker 1: They want to make sure that the Musk and these
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Speaker 1: headlines destroy him. They want you to know that Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk has lost a bigger fortune than anyone in history.
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Speaker 1: Could it be possibly because the economy took a big
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Speaker 1: turn the last year? Yeah? Are they going to tell
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Speaker 1: you that? No? But when it comes to Hunter Biden,
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Speaker 1: right chries poverty and trying to slash child support for
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Speaker 1: a twelve year old, that's the story they're totally silent on.
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Speaker 1: You know which story should be bigger at CNN? Should
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Speaker 1: it be that Hunter Biden's trying to get his child
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Speaker 1: support payments shut down for a four year old love
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Speaker 1: child lowered by claiming a substantial change. There's financial circumstances
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Speaker 1: without any records to prove it. That's a pretty big deal, right,
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Speaker 1: being a deadbeat father Biden's son by the way, he's
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Speaker 1: fifty two. I need to pay less. Anybody gonna talk
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Speaker 1: about that? No? Have you ever met him, know as
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Speaker 1: the president ever met him? Notes the presidents ever met
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Speaker 1: the grand child? Nope? Oh but Elon Musk, Now that's
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Speaker 1: the story we need to talk about. Elon Musk. Losing money.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna celebrate it because they want to destroy Elon Musk.
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Speaker 1: No matter what, Elon Musk buying Twitter made him publican
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Speaker 1: immuna number one, and they're gonna do everything they can
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Speaker 1: to undermine Teslass stock. They're gonna do everything they can
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Speaker 1: to look like the house on fire. They're gonna try
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Speaker 1: to turn him into Kanye West. They're gonna try to
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Speaker 1: make it look like he's crazy, that he's out of
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Speaker 1: touch with reality, that he's totally insane. That's what they're
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Speaker 1: gonna try to do. This is how they're gonna do it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: this is how they're going to try to do it.
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Speaker 1: And if they can hurt him and cost him billions
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Speaker 1: not covering that you need to understand are going to happen. California,
22:55
Speaker 1: for example, becomes a sanctuary state now for transgender kids.
23:02
Speaker 1: That's right, California now proud to become the first sanctuary
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Speaker 1: state on Sunday for so called transgender children seeking drugs
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Speaker 1: and surgeries to alter their physical manifestations of secondary sex characteristics,
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Speaker 1: which are restricted in some states. Liberal Governor Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 1: signed a bill SB one oh seven into law. This
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Speaker 1: bill was, they say, on the cutting edge of what
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Speaker 1: every state in America should do when it comes to
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Speaker 1: transgender surgeries. The law quote would prohibit a provider of healthcare,
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Speaker 1: a healthcare service plan meaning in your insurance, or a
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Speaker 1: contractor from releasing medical information related to a person or
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Speaker 1: entity allowing a child to receive gender affirming healthcare or
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Speaker 1: gender affirming mental healthcare and respond to a criminal or
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Speaker 1: law that authorizes a person to bring a civil or
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Speaker 1: criminal action against person or inti that allows a child
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Speaker 1: to receive gender affirming healthcare or gender affirming mental healthcare
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Speaker 1: quote unquote. This new bill, which they want in every
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Speaker 1: order based on another state's law authorizing a child to
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Speaker 1: be removed from their parent or guardian based on that
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Speaker 1: parent or guardian guardian allowing their child to receive gender
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Speaker 1: affirming healthcare or gender affirming mental healthcare. Now, I want
24:41
Speaker 1: to take you back to the big conversation about this
24:44
Speaker 1: that dealt with Vanderbilt University Hospital. There were those tapes
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Speaker 1: that came out from Vanderbilt. It was tapes about how
24:51
Speaker 1: much money could be made off these surgeries, and what
24:56
Speaker 1: they found out is that there was big money to
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Speaker 1: be made, massive, massive money they could be made. Vanderbilt
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Speaker 1: a university said, look, they've got a trans Buddy program
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Speaker 1: first kind their nation. They put this into their own videos. Listen.
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Speaker 1: My name is Sean Riley, and I'm the program coordinator
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Speaker 1: for trans Buddy at the Program for LGBTQ Health at
25:23
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt University. Transpundy provides trained peer advocates for transgender patients
25:29
Speaker 1: who are coming for doctor's appointments or other healthcare related services.
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Speaker 1: Whether you're looking for something that's related to medical transition,
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Speaker 1: such as hormone therapy or something completely unrelated like breaking
25:40
Speaker 1: an arm or going to any NT. We are here
25:42
Speaker 1: to help support any transgender patients that come through our doors.
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Speaker 1: The Transpundy program was organically created through the efforts of
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Speaker 1: transgender people and continues to consistently be led by transpeople
25:53
Speaker 1: in Middle Tennessee. Transpundy program is one of a kind
25:56
Speaker 1: in the nation, and institutions are looking to Vanderbilt to
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Speaker 1: repplicate and expand programs like ours. We're not seeking to
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Speaker 1: find solutions often for people's problems. We're just seeking to
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Speaker 1: be there and to a company and to be a
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Speaker 1: friendly face and to be a non medical face in
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Speaker 1: a place where everybody coming in the room is going
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Speaker 1: to be a healthcare provider and may be unsafe sometimes
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Speaker 1: and there to be sort of always observing kind of
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Speaker 1: how hospital staff are interacting with individuals and again, you know,
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Speaker 1: after using correct priminals or treating the individual's respect. This
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Speaker 1: is Vanderbilt University Hospital. Now we know from the tapes
26:41
Speaker 1: have been released that at Vanderbilt, the reason why they
26:44
Speaker 1: got into this gender affirming hormones is because there was
26:48
Speaker 1: big money to be made there. They understood. This is
26:53
Speaker 1: about cash. Tuger Carlson talked about this on his show,
26:59
Speaker 1: and now what they're doing is they're saying, okay, well,
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Speaker 1: if you can't get your kid into a place like Vanderbilt,
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Speaker 1: right because they've been shutting there now shutting down this
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Speaker 1: program at Vanderbilt because they've been exposed, basically saying, hey, look,
27:11
Speaker 1: take advantas these crazy kids, or excuse me, the psychotic
27:14
Speaker 1: parents of these kids that I believe are being abused
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Speaker 1: and child abuse, that's my opinion. Then take them to
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Speaker 1: California and you can do it out there and they
27:25
Speaker 1: won't be able to arrest you or take your kids
27:27
Speaker 1: away from you when you come back to Tennessee or
27:29
Speaker 1: any other state in America. That's what That's what they're
27:33
Speaker 1: now saying in California in response to all of this. Now,
27:37
Speaker 1: take a listen to how this was explained when this
27:40
Speaker 1: was exposed. This was on Fox on Tugger Carlson's show.
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Speaker 1: Oh so if you object to this leaf, you can't
27:50
Speaker 1: work at Vanderbilt. Quote. So Vanderbilt clearly thought this through.
27:56
Speaker 1: Not everyone's going to be for this, So let's just
27:58
Speaker 1: make it really really clear if you're not fully on
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Speaker 1: board with sexually mutilating children for non medical reasons on
28:04
Speaker 1: the basis of no medical evidence, that you just leave.
28:08
Speaker 1: But that wasn't enough. They anticipated that this is so
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Speaker 1: horrifying that some doctors might still step out of line.
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Speaker 1: They might tell sixteen year olds if they have a
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Speaker 1: psychological disorder, or this will pass, or maybe stop watching
28:18
Speaker 1: so much TikTok, and no, we're not going to mutilate
28:20
Speaker 1: your genitals or cut your breasts off, at least until
28:23
Speaker 1: you're an adult. But if they said that, that would
28:26
Speaker 1: of course hurt the business model. So Vanderbilt recruited activists
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Speaker 1: transactivists to bully physicians into submission. Watch That's Funny provides
28:36
Speaker 1: trained peer advocates for transgender patients who are coming for
28:40
Speaker 1: doctor's appointments or other healthcare related services. Whether you're looking
28:44
Speaker 1: for something that's related to medical transition, such as formone therapy,
28:47
Speaker 1: or something completely unrelated like breaking an arm, are going
28:50
Speaker 1: through any ant, We're here to help support any transgender
28:53
Speaker 1: patients that come through our indoors. The transmitting program is
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Speaker 1: a one of a kind in the nation, and institutions
28:58
Speaker 1: are looking to Vanderbilt to replicate and expand programs like ours, Oh,
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Speaker 1: trans buddies right enforcers. In other words, it's like having
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Speaker 1: the mafia standing over your shoulder while you're on the
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Speaker 1: witness stand. Doctors should be, in fact have to be
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Speaker 1: allowed to give politically unbiased counsel to their patients without
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Speaker 1: being intimidated. But the whole point of a trans buddy
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Speaker 1: system is to prevent that. In one video from Vanderbilt,
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Speaker 1: the trans buddies say they're on the lookout for doctors
29:31
Speaker 1: who don't use the right pronouns because that's quote unsafe,
29:35
Speaker 1: get in line, or will crush you. So Matt Wals
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Speaker 1: brought all of this to the surface just the other day,
29:42
Speaker 1: and in response to it, rather than defend it or
29:44
Speaker 1: explain at Vanderbilt University Medical Center took its entire website offline.
29:49
Speaker 1: And no doubt at some point they'll be claiming it's
29:52
Speaker 1: unsafe for them, that the people who are shocked by
29:56
Speaker 1: what they're doing are actually the criminals here, and that
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Speaker 1: they're getting writing phone calls they're gonna have to call
30:01
Speaker 1: the DOJ and anyone who comments on it who is
30:04
Speaker 1: going to get a visit from the FBI. But the
30:07
Speaker 1: truth is, people who are horrified by this are not
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Speaker 1: the bad actors. Vanderbilt is the bad actor. Vanderbilt is
30:15
Speaker 1: just admitted on camera to cast treating children as young
30:17
Speaker 1: as thirteen years old. This is from Vanderbilt's Psychiatry's YouTube
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Speaker 1: page from twenty twenty. We can provide gender affirming hormones
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Speaker 1: on an individual who is on a pubertal blocker, depending
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Speaker 1: on whatever kind of blocker they've chosen, or we have
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Speaker 1: discussed with them, or they can present to us at
30:33
Speaker 1: a later stage of puberty, and then we provide the
30:35
Speaker 1: gender affirming hormones. Previously, the Entercran Society recommended to start
30:39
Speaker 1: these at age sixteen, but we all know that would
30:42
Speaker 1: be delayed puberty, right, not sixteen year olds don't start puberty.
30:45
Speaker 1: So more recently they did update that to say as
30:48
Speaker 1: early as fourteen for compelling reasons. So we have some
30:51
Speaker 1: individuals who have started gender affirming hormones at thirteen or
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Speaker 1: fourteen to be more like their peers. Has anyone at
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Speaker 1: Vanderbilt Medical Center ever had a furteen year old? And
31:01
Speaker 1: what sort of person would give a fourteen year old?
31:03
Speaker 1: Do you know what they're like? If you're lived with
31:05
Speaker 1: one before? Would chemically castrate a fourteen year old because
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Speaker 1: he or she saw something on TikTok that suggests was
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Speaker 1: a good idea. This is lunacy. But the same YouTube
31:15
Speaker 1: page also confirms that Vanderbilt will happily perform double missectomies
31:18
Speaker 1: and analysts and girls after they've drugged them, because you know,
31:21
Speaker 1: it's pretty lucrative. Actually, here's plastic surgeon Julian win A
31:25
Speaker 1: Corps and Physicians Assistant Shalen Vanderbloman. Watch for any kind
31:30
Speaker 1: of top surgery, we do require one letter of persistent,
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Speaker 1: well documented gender dysporia by a license mental health provider.
31:38
Speaker 1: We ensure that the patient is capable of making fully
31:42
Speaker 1: informed decisions on their own they're the age of majority. However,
31:46
Speaker 1: for a lot of our younger patients, again, if they
31:50
Speaker 1: are sixteen seventeen here at Vanderbilt, if they have been
31:54
Speaker 1: on testosterone, have a parental consent, we're able to do
31:58
Speaker 1: a lot of the top surgery for those patients. So again,
32:05
Speaker 1: this is a hospital filled with physicians and ethicists and
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Speaker 1: other adults who ought to be stepping in to protect
32:13
Speaker 1: children from their worst impulses, from the latest fad from
32:17
Speaker 1: their parents neuroses. But they're not doing that because it's
32:22
Speaker 1: just too profitable to destroy the lives of kids. So
32:25
Speaker 1: who should be the backstop against this? Who are the
32:28
Speaker 1: people who ever see this, who really should be exercising
32:31
Speaker 1: adult wisdom here and restraint. Well, that would be, by definition,
32:36
Speaker 1: the Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Board of Directors, and we're
32:41
Speaker 1: going to name them now in the hope that these
32:43
Speaker 1: people will do something to stop these crimes before the
32:46
Speaker 1: lives of more children are destroyed. So the board members
32:49
Speaker 1: would include Edith Carroll Johnson, John F. Stein, Jeffrey R. Ballzer,
32:55
Speaker 1: Lucin to Ember, Daniel Deermeyer, Sarah J. Finley, John Ingram,
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Speaker 1: Michael M. E. Johns, Samuel E. Lynch, Alexander C. Taylor,
33:05
Speaker 1: and Makiba Williams. Let's hope these people, this is the
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Speaker 1: board that oversees all of this. Let's hope these people
33:13
Speaker 1: act immediately to stop this crime. But to be clear,
33:19
Speaker 1: it's not just Vanderbilt. We called UCLA's hospital today and
33:22
Speaker 1: they told us they'd be happy to mutilate our child.
33:25
Speaker 1: They just need to referral for insurance purposes. So in California,
33:32
Speaker 1: this is what they're going to quote protect to make
33:35
Speaker 1: sure that a child has the right to do this.
33:40
Speaker 1: This is what America is supposed to look like. And
33:43
Speaker 1: in California they're going to make sure that you can
33:46
Speaker 1: always do this. You can always mutilate your child, you
33:52
Speaker 1: can always cut off their breasts or genitalia or whatever
33:55
Speaker 1: it is, because that's something in California they will protect
33:59
Speaker 1: with the new law. So if you thought twenty twenty
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