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so apparently 40% of kids are fat do you
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guys know this 40% of all fat that's
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kids you know what I got to ask
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actually what percentage of kids in the
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United States are morbidly
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obese
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6% oh my God
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that's
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insane that's basically child abuse
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children or Democratic children these
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are our kids 66% of them are damaged I
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know what a healthy kid looks like cuz I
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had so many of them in my family I
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didn't know anybody with a food allergy
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growing up peanut allergy why do five of
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my kids have
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allergies why are we seeing these
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explosions and diabetes rheumatoid
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arthritis neurological diseases
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depression all of these things that are
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related to toxics in the
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environment why can't we just agree with
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each other to put differences about so
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many issues intractable issues aside and
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say we're going to end this I don't
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think anybody is going to be able to do
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this like I have because of my peculiar
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experience
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because I've litigated against these
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agencies when you litigate against them
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you get a PhD in corporate capture and
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how to unravel it I've written six books
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about these agencies I know a lot about
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them and I know how to fix it and
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there's
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nobody who will fix it the way that I do
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because I'm not scared of vested
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interest I don't care I'm not here
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because I want a position or a job I
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have a very good life and a happy family
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this is something I don't need I want to
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do this because we're going to fix it
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and the other thing is uh we are
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attracting now a caliber of people to
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HHS like never before in history and
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they are entrepreneurs they're they're
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disruptors they're innovators have
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immense talents that are walking away
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many of them from growing concerns
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they're not coming there or positioned
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they're coming there because they want
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to save our country and they're from
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across the political spectrum and all
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these Democrats are opposed to me for
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partisan issues they used to be my
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friends agreed with me on all the
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environmental issues I've been working
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on for my whole career now they're
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against me because anything that
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President Trump does any decision he
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makes has to
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be lampooned
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derided discredited marginalized
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vilified I think he's right I think
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people play too much partisan politics
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and they don't think about what best for
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the most people and they just play to
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whatever uh whatever they want to hear
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whatever the people want to hear welcome
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to the party yeah I know well it's it's
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exhausting right it's very exhausting
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and it's not worth taking seriously as
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much right I think so and uh compare
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McDonald's fries ingredients America
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versus UK you'd be horrified no I
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wouldn't uh like I I know listen I know
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that I am eating a petri dish whenever I
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go and I eat any sort of processed foods
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like that's just the way it is I get
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that so yeah of course it's on both
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sides you don't no well yeah of course
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everybody knows that it's Common
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Sense uh last year the insur uh last
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year the insurance industry in this
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country made over $70 billion do while
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at the same time 85 million Americans
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uninsured or
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underinsured no do you agree with me
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that the United States should join every
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other major country on Earth and
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guarantee Health Care to all people as a
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human right yes
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no I mean like a human right is like I
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don't think that healthc care is a human
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right I just don't I don't think so
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because it requires the labor of another
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person you never have a right to
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somebody else's labor that's
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slavery
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however I think that we should have
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universal
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healthcare it's a moral right no I mean
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it it's just completely logical it is
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bro well it's an entitlement right so
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rights are in in my opinion like kind of
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inalienable but like whenever a right
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involves the behavior of another person
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then I don't think it's necessarily the
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same thing am I crazy for thinking
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that that's such a dumbass
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take what
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wait no you're right yeah I I this is
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not even a question you don't have a
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right to somebody else's
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labor it's not it's not a coure human
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right that's not the way it
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works like I'm sorry that it it's just
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not and again we're getting caught up in
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this specific term totally guys guys
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guys it's irrelevant it's irrelevant I I
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think that if you're a citizen we should
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have single player healthare okay he
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said $70 billion where did that $70
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billion go certainly not to the people
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that don't have
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insurance it's irrelevant like the the
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word I disagree about the word that's an
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ethical conversation answer that
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question healthare a human right is
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Healthcare a human
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right in the way that free speech is a
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human right yeah I would say it's
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different because if with free speech
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doesn't cost anybody anything but in
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healthcare if you smoke cigarettes for
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20 years he's completely right and you
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get cancer exactly right you you are now
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taking from the
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pool and so are you guaranteed the same
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which by the way um I disagree with this
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argumentation but I agree with his base
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argument I think that even if you're a
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fat smoker you should be guaranteed
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Healthcare uh if you are a citizen and
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and like you know well if you're a
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citizen period like if you're a citizen
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you should be guaranteed Healthcare
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period no questions asked I don't want
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to start purity testing
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people pay taxes I disagree with that
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because your family could pay taxes and
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their family that family's taxes should
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go to taking care of the family members
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that don't have the money to pay taxes
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totally disagree with it um so yeah that
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that's my
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viewpoint I'm sorry I'd love to talk for
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an hour with you we got few minutes left
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here all right every other country us
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says Healthcare whether you're poor or
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rich young or old to human right I'm not
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hearing you say that no no I I don't
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think that's the right way to to
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structure that they are selling what's
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called onesies these are little things
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clothing for babies one of them is
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titled unfa
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unafraid next one in the sold for 20 I
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think this is stupid that RFK is doing
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this I totally disagree with this most
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vaccines are completely safe and there's
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no like real like what are we talking
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about the polio vaccine it's so
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stupid bucks a piece by the way next one
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is no VA no problem now you're coming
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before this committee and you say you're
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Pro vaccine just want to ask some
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questions and yet your organization is
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making money selling a child's product
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to parents for 26 bucks which cast
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fundamental doubt on on the usefulness
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of vaccines Bernie's cooking I'm gonna
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be real I think Bernie's cooking with
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this he's right this is
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ridiculous can you tell us now that you
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will now that you are pro vaccine that
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you're going to have your organization
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take these products off the market
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Senator I have no power over that
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organization I'm not part of it I
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resigned from the board was oh okay well
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then okay well
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well all right well that then it's
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really not a problem okay
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then yeah I mean all right two months
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ago you founded that you certainly have
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power you could make that are you
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supportive of this I've had nothing to
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do with are you supportive of these ones
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I'm supportive of vaccines are you
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supportive of these this clothing which
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is milit antivaccine I I am supportive
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of vaccines I will I I want good science
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and I want to protect you will not tell
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the organization you founded not to
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continue uh selling that product thank
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you Mr
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chairman Senator Blackburn I understand
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why he wouldn't say it I get it but
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ah yeah I mean like I I get it I think
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it would have been so much better if RFK
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had said no I don't support that I do
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like to be fair if he's not involved I'm
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not going to take this as a huge mistake
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from him or a huge
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problem but yeah like Bernie's taken 1.6
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million from Pharma companies he's a
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shill 1.6 million what over a 50-year
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career I mean I don't think he's really
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Shilling for you really think he's
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Shilling for the polio
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vaccine come on come on what let's just
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stop just
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stop bro he's chilling for the polio
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vaccine just please please guys let's be
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a little bit more realistic okay and uh
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anyway uh uh look at his tweet on this
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he is Shing I don't know but um that
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that's it uh you think RFK is against
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the polio vaccine no I don't and I think
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that the truth is that he probably
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doesn't really support this stuff in uh
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in its actual message I think that he
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probably thinks that it's partially
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stupid
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himself that's what I'm
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assuming so yeah that that's what my
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expectation is why not say it then
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probably because he doesn't want to
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badmouth his own organization that he
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was a part of that's the reason why so
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he gave like the most politically
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correct answer given the position that
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he was in which is disappointing to me
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in a way because I wish he had just come
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out and said no I don't support this
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period but I it's understandable why he
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responded the way he did and I think
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that his response was not terrible
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and given his position I I would accept
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it as
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being okay that's me
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right Senator I can't give you a yes or
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no qu answer that question human right
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is Healthcare a human doesn't cost
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anybody anything but is this we already
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saw this all right every other country
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says Healthcare whether you're poor or
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rich young or old to human right I'm not
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hearing you say that all right you've
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talked about the drug companies and
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maybe okay yeah that that's already some
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more other stuff I'll see if there's any
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more of this too to talk about uh look
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into you got to let go of Bernie man
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he's so outspoken about the hypocrisy
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and shortcomings of the right but he
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said nothing when his own party cost him
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aside lost all credibility with me after
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that a revolutionary doesn't compromise
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I think that it's totally fair to
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criticize that and if you want to then
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you have every right to do that but as I
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said I look at people as a collection of
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ideas and while I do support Bernie
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overall there are things that I disagree
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with him in and so uh no I I don't I
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don't have to throw the baby out with
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the bath water I can just simply take
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the things that I like and agree with
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those and disagree with the things that
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I don't like uh it's really just that
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simple I can do that with RFK I can do
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it with Bernie Sanders I can do it with
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Donald Trump uh there's no law that says
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that you have to approve every single
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thing that a person does if you agree
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with them on one thing uh we need to get
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out of this type of thinking it's
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unhealthy it's reductive and I think
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it's just stupid it's just a stupid um
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you know basically like I I don't know
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like what's the word for uh explaining
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something like this uh it's like
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cult-like thinking like people treat
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Donald Trump like he's a cult leader
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people treat uh I don't know there's
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other I would say
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like like maybe like Elon Musk kind of
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like he's a cult leader a couple of
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other ones as well and uh I could think
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of some other ones Etc this is not this
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this is not how I think I don't think
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this way I think that the I think the
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people that do I think it's very
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reductive and bad and I wish that
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uh I I wish it didn't happen uh that's
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it yeah Taylor Swift Etc right and uh
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even Jordan peton uh they said the same
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yeah yeah exactly uh the need to agree
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with someone 100% uh is the reason why
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politics has gotten so Insanity yeah I
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think so too and uh I don't I don't
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agree with that at all like to me I just
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go with what I like and if they're if
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they're doing something I don't like I
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just don't deal with it it's literally
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that
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simple so a two-party poex makes you
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think this way uh I think there's a lot
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of reasons
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why and Mr Kennedy I look forward to
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working with you thank you Mr chairman
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for J
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[Applause]
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the two-party system is really bad yeah
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I think so I'm not a fan of
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it let's see if there's anything else I
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I'll look at a couple other ones but uh
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then we'll we'll move on and look at
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some other stuff too uh people have a
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tendency to identify on their party G on
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yeah please don't tell me you agree with
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Kennedy there are a lot of things that
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Kennedy says that I completely agree
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with absolutely
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absolutely
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yep that's
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right I do want a lot of things yes
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exactly doesn't mean I agree with
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everything some of them
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yeah of
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course I feel like probably the person
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asking me that question probably agrees
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with him on a few things
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too just be honest with
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yourself Bobby this is an answer to my
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prayers we need to get to the answers of
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this but even more we need to heal and
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unify this divided
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nation I'm not necessarily the most
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optimistic guy because we've got
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enormous challenges facing this nation
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but I thought wow here's somebody from
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the left somebody I don't agree with on
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many issues
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politically coming together with
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President Trump
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and focusing on an area of agreement so
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something that the American people
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desperately
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want finding out the answers what has
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caused
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autism what is causing chronic illness I
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think it's actually so simple well one
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of the reasons why people are autistic
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now is because they don't interact with
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each other in real life that's why kids
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get super autistic is because they don't
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have time to socialize like back in the
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day like let me give you an example um
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you wanted to talk to your friend you
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had to call their phone
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number you were playing on
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Hardcore and so you had to call their
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phone number and you you would have like
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their mom or their dad pick up and so
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that's one of the differences is that
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rage baiting wait am I rage baiting
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right now no I'm not it's a genetic
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thing I think that most mental disorders
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are probably a combination of Nature and
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nurture so I think that basically there
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are people who might have some emergent
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uh like basically people that are like
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in the middle of cuz like autism is a
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spectrum we all know this right so you
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have some people that have autism and
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they have like weird like hand things
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they can't talk properly and they're
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basically [ __ ] cooked right they're
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totally cooked and then you have other
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people that have autism and they just
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don't understand social cues as well
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right and so what I'm saying is that the
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people that are in that middle area um
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get basically
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uh you know extremes go closer to the
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extremes whenever they don't have these
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social frictions that I think that a lot
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of people grew up with many years ago I
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think that's a big
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reason it I think it it really is and
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it's only logical right I mean this is a
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this is a completely logical perspective
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to have that if you don't actively
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engage in socialization you will then
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become less socialized imagine
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disagreeing with this
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it's Common
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Sense M Kenny I know I think I've come
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to know what's in your heart I I think I
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know the personal and political price
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you paid for this
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decision I just I want to say publicly I
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thank you for that I truly appreciate
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what you're doing
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here can't we come together as a
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nation and do this
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this can we do aren't you aren't you
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getting tired of this I'm getting tired
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of this so again M Mr
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Kennedy I I I need to enter in the
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record these this is just these are just
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11 letters of support signed by 63,000
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people thousands of
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doctors uh from from the American
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associate Association of American
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Physicians and surgeons independent
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medical Alliance the North Carolina
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Physicians and freedom group governor
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Landry from
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Louisiana these are Americans
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nonpartisan a lot a lot of these people
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I know because I've you know advocated
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with you a lot of them are Democrats
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they put their political differences
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aside so Mr chairman I'd like to I think
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that that's the reason the way a lot of
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people say it uh people are saying wrong
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because it's not autism or missing the
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point people are self-diagnosing based
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on developed symptoms I know that and
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also develop symptoms become more
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prevalent whenever you don't engage with
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things that counteract those symptoms so
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uh really I mean again I think that a
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lot of people have perspectives on this
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that are just I mean they're emotionally
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driven right uh they're just there's no
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thinking involved with this uh it's very
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obvious that if somebody is not
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interacting with other people um or
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they're not you know like socializing in
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a way uh this is going to make their
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social uh connections harder to develop
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uh that's just how it is so you're going
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to take something and then dial up the
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level of extreme that it has whenever
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you are in an environment that rewards
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that type of behavior uh it's just that
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simple and I think that there are a lot
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of people that are probably pretty close
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to the middle and the lack of
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socialization they have causes that to
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happen and I think that's where it where
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it
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goes please understand that antisocial
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doesn't equate autism well there's a lot
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of indicators for it right but
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antisocial is a component and also being
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able to interact with other people is a
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component of things like Asbergers and
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autism so yeah pure nonsense I guess you
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spent uh too many hours a week with
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therapy some some of his parents have
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you're really speaking
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ignorantly so um you don't think so let
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me get this straight so you think that
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there's no way that a person socializing
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and being around other people is going
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to have anything to do with how mental
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state is going to
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be is that
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it that's a straw man no it's
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not that's called isolation I never said
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that
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okay socialization does not affect
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autism
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your strong name not not autism directly
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my wife is pregnant I've read books by
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pediatrician or study based many studies
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that show the increase in autism is
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caused by very various environmental
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factors considering uh including food
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drugs and vaccines oh no I'm sure that
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there's other things that cause it too
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but I'm just saying that if you interact
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with other people and uh I think that's
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a big reason why it's happening I do
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they're missing the point yeah they're
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just totally missing the point well I'll
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repeat it again I I think that people
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are getting a little bit upset about
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this but um anyway this is generally
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what think I think that a lot of these
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mental disorders are made more extreme
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by the way that current uh like the
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current culture is so the fact that
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you're not interacting with a lot of
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people in real life I think that the
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fact that you're not uh being able to
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talk to people or you're not uh
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interacting with them you're not calling
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them you don't have any friction or
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anything like that in your life in the
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same way that you used to in like let's
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say the 90s I think that these things
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have become multipliers for people that
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develop the symptoms are they a causal
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Factor probably not but I think that
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they serve to make the uh the existing
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symptoms worse and that's what I'm
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saying good fence sitting it's not fence
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sitting it's common
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sense it's common sense to say that's
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what would
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happen yeah I mean there's like I mean
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how many different types of studies are
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there that types of isolation damage
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people's ability to socialize it's not
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even a
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question you you don't need to find a
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class for autism you need to uh enable
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people to socialize more
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yeah basically people that have autism
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in the '90s that were like a six out of
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10 into a 9 out of 10 in in the Ordinary
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People yeah and so I'm not saying it
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causes it but I think that it can uh it
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can make it more
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extreme so
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yeah and let's see bro if you used to
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work as a fence C you hold you hold no
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real moral value
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um I think that a lot of people want me
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to have strong opinions about everything
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but that's usually not what
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happens uh you're right I had one
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classmate that's so autistic but his
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parents didn't make him go to special
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school so he can socialize and practice
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social acces yeah and I think it's
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probably going to help him better uh
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absolutely now this is not always the
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case and sometimes it's not but um I
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think in general the best way to deal
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with that isn't to just isolate a person
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completely so uh yeah there it is um but
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anyway I'm sure some people are going to
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get mad about that and cry about it but
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I think it's [ __ ] obvious and uh if
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people think that spend spending all day
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on Tik Tok uh spending all day on social
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media uh upsetting yourself constantly
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over internet drama getting mad about
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social media if you think this doesn't
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have any effect on people's mental state
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you're [ __ ] crazy and it doesn't make
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it worse you're crazy I I can't imagine
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thinking that I think it's the other way
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around I think there's too many micro
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intentions in the world today which
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fatigue someone who has difficulty with
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them um I think there's some cases where
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that's true too yeah for sure I mean me
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go back I'll watch one more of these
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then we'll move on if you know one
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autist person you know uh you know one
00:24:02
autist person spectrum's huge yeah I
00:24:04
think so and I think that a lot of
00:24:05
people and I think that the reason why
00:24:07
I'm getting push back from certain
00:24:08
people is that they probably know
00:24:11
somebody who is on the extreme uh on the
00:24:13
extreme end of a spectrum and they're
00:24:15
thinking to themselves oh there's no way
00:24:17
that that would be true with this person
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and I probably agree with you but that's
00:24:21
not the that's not what I'm talking
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about it was never what I was talking
00:24:26
about conspiracy
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thirst M um that is a majority of
00:24:33
Senator applied to me yeah um mainly to
00:24:37
keep me from asking difficult questions
00:24:39
of powerful interest I was told that I
00:24:44
was a conspiracy
00:24:45
theorist that label was applied to me
00:24:48
because I said that the vaccines the
00:24:50
covid vaccine didn't prevent
00:24:53
transmission and it wouldn't prevent
00:24:55
infection when the government was
00:24:57
telling people I'm Americans that it
00:24:59
would I was saying that because I was
00:25:01
looking at the monkey studies in May of
00:25:04
2020 I was called a conspir now
00:25:06
everybody admits it I was called a
00:25:08
conspiracy theorist because I said red
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die caused cancer that red too and now
00:25:13
FDA has acknowledged thats I didn't I
00:25:16
was called a conspiracy theorist because
00:25:18
I said fluide lowered IQ last week
00:25:23
jamama published a meta review of 87
00:25:25
studies saying that there's a direct
00:25:28
inverse correlation between IQ law so
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I'm gonna assume go on for about a week
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is there any one of them that you can
00:25:35
say you got me that really was a
00:25:37
conspiracy theory or are you at a
00:25:39
position yeah I mean conspiracy theory
00:25:42
get the [ __ ] out of here like I mean
00:25:43
people usually say that just to De uh
00:25:45
just to delegitimize
00:25:47
people and uh does that mean red velvet
00:25:50
is bad well it depends is it red three
00:25:52
or red
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four you don't develop autism from not
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socializing with people that's
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completely wrong yeah and so um I'm sure
00:26:03
that I'm like let me think of way to say
00:26:08
this
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H that okay let me just I I was going to
00:26:15
think of like a sarcastic way to apply
00:26:17
it that's not what I
00:26:19
said that's not what I
00:26:22
said anyway are you really going to
00:26:24
defend
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RFK um what do do you think that so what
00:26:31
do you think that I let's go ahead we'll
00:26:33
pull somebody up we haven't pulled
00:26:34
anybody up all day right move on from
00:26:36
the autism thing yeah I don't really
00:26:38
give a [ __ ] yeah don't start back ping
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now it's definitely what he said yeah no
00:26:41
that that's it I do think that the way
00:26:43
that people are socialized now does play
00:26:45
a role in people get like people
00:26:47
developing and being more autistic I do
00:26:51
think so uh but you know if people
00:26:53
disagree with that that's fine I think
00:26:55
it's logical but some people don't think
00:26:57
logically uh so what are you what are
00:26:59
you what are you against I'll give it a
00:27:01
minute are we really not going to have a
00:27:03
single response from this person I'll
00:27:05
give him one more minute then we're
00:27:06
going to move on I but can't say why no
00:27:08
one can defend RFK with facts well no
00:27:11
I'm
00:27:12
just this is it yep there we go uh
00:27:16
there's no uh there's no thinking at all
00:27:19
no thinking at all just an emotional
00:27:21
Outburst of being mad that I'm talking
00:27:24
about a person that you don't like there
00:27:26
it is I just want you guys to see that
00:27:28
this is the mind of these people there
00:27:31
you go
