Biden Cancer COVERED UP, Dr. Drew EXPOSES The BIG LIE, They KNEW He Had Cancer BEFORE Being Sworn In
Summary
A doctor who worked with Joe Biden says he had cancer while he was president, and even said he likely had it. This suggests before he even got into office, they knew that he was sick and would need to find a way to invoke the 25th Amendment if they lost Congress.
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CNN host calls timing of Biden's cancer diagnosis extraordinary and suggests the real motive.
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Doctor who worked with Biden says he had cancer while he was president.
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He probably had it at the start of his presidency in 2021.
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Yes, I don't think there's any disagreement about that.
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It appears, my friends, that this is bipartisan.
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Everybody recognizes that Biden's cancer diagnosis they've known about for some time.
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In fact, when I looked up just a cursory search, this disease apparently takes years to metastasize to the bone.
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To the point where Joe Biden is at when it would imply while he was president, he did in fact have cancer.
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Calling into question his mental state, what medications he may have been on, whether he was capable of doing the job in the first place, and questions, why didn't they invoke the 25th Amendment?
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I want to bring you back in time to when Nancy Pelosi announced the 25th Amendment panel.
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And everybody said, whoa, this isn't for Trump.
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Around the time that Joe Biden was about to enter office, Nancy Pelosi put together through Congress this 25th Amendment panel that could make the decision whether or not to remove a president if they were infirm.
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Many people first claimed they're trying to find ways to remove Trump, but then quickly people said, no, no, it's for Joe Biden.
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This suggests before he even got into office, they knew that he was sick and would need to find a way to invoke the removal of a president if they lost Congress.
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The idea being, if the Democrats control Congress, they can create a committee that will have the ability to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove the president.
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But if they lose, if they did not do that, it would be incumbent upon the vice president solely and a Republican Congress.
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So they made this new plan, a committee, a panel, learned experts would make that decision if the vice president saw fit to invoke it, a power they were giving to Kamala Harris to be able to remove Biden when the time came.
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I believe they knew the whole time that Joe Biden was dying.
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And I believe that they, they don't have anybody else.
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Joe Biden was the best that they could muster up.
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They knew that Buttigieg didn't have, they knew that Newsom, nobody else had it.
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We're having fun with these technical difficulties these days, my friends.
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Not much can be done about it, but I think, there we go.
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We're going to be joined by Dr. Stephen Quay right now.
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Let me grab, we'll get this going for you guys in just a second.
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I thought we were going to have a different doctor, but I'm glad to see you.
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I've got to come back out to West Virginia sometime.
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I did a cursory Google search on Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis, and a cursory Google search
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reveals there's no way they just found out about this, especially considering he was
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So, again, people are like, how dare you opine on a case you don't take care of?
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I'm not saying anything about his case or his care.
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The American people have a right to understand what is being reported, and what is being reported
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The fact is, if he was diagnosed with advanced metastatic disease at presentation, extremely
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That happens maybe 2% of the time in people who are not being monitored carefully.
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With his level of scrutiny, there's no way that happened.
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And what got my spidey sense up initially, they went, oh, we felt a nodule.
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The nodule, we don't even do, most doctors don't even do digital rectal exams anymore.
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We get an ultrasound or an MRI, we biopsy, and that's that.
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Now, the overwhelming probability is somewhere two to four years ago, he had a diagnosis.
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The really interesting aspect of this, though, is that when somebody has metastatic prostate
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cancer, we use androgen deprivation therapies to manage it.
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And one of the common side effects is falling, muscle atrophy, and cognitive decline.
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And when I was first, when I was, I had a little recurrence, I had to have some radiation.
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I said, the one thing I don't want is androgen deprivation because I don't want what it would
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But that would be the routine treatment for the first line on metastatic disease.
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If you want to get a cancer, this is the one to get.
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I don't know if the grade was up at presentation, if they put him under some sort of active surveillance
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But if you put it together, this business of seeing a nodule and fighting metastatic disease,
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The fact that they decided to come clean about it now, very suspicious.
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And the overwhelming probability is, don't know him, I wish him the best, but the probability
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he was diagnosed two or three years ago, they've been treating him, it got away, he may have
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been on some androgen deprivation therapy, and that would explain a lot.
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How do you deliver androgen deprivation therapy?
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Well, it's by essentially shutting down the testes, things like Lupron, things like that.
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They'd actually take their testes out back in the day.
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Once it gets to metastatic disease, particularly high-grade like this, that is not a curable
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But what's so deeply troubling about this is all the gaslighting around it.
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I'm so sick and tired of the incomplete truce and the gaslighting.
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Look, he's an individual entitled to his medical care in private, but he's the president
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of the United States, and they've chosen to come clean about it.
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Before we get into overt politics, let me say this.
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I'm forgetting the term because I'm not a doctor, but it was like a...
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And they say eight, nine, and ten are very high.
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You know, listen, I'm trying to use divining rods here to get, you know, this trickle of
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information and try to figure out what they're actually describing.
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It doesn't mean he was grade nine at presentation.
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And the fact that it does seem to be aggressive.
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So because I was reading, correct me if I'm wrong, that a lower grade could take 10 years
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I'm a grade six or not never or never progresses.
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So there's a lot of missing pieces on the story that I, you know, look, it brings up the whole
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Shouldn't the public, the American people have some access to the understanding of what the
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medical and cognitive state of their president is?
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Doesn't it make some, if I were as airline pilots and physicians and lawyers, we are held
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to account if we start having cognitive decline or we become impaired medically, we are required
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to step out or at least raise our hand and sort of ask for a separate evaluation to see
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if we are appropriate to be taking care of people.
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This is even, this is such a much more important condition.
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We need to come up with some sort of mechanism to screen for trouble when it develops.
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So with the, uh, the medication he would have received for this, uh, so let's, let's say
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what you think, like two, three years ago, maybe he got the diagnosis would be, that'd
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These things do cognitively impair you, you are saying.
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They slow you, they cognitively impair you, they cause muscle wasting and they cause falls.
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And look, he was Parkinsonian before this, right?
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He has that slow gait, the mask-like faces, the hypophonia.
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I always wondered if some of the cognitive problems were the result of medication for
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the Parkinsonism because sometimes his motoric function was better and I noticed his cognitive
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So I've wondered if that was part of the problem.
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Dementia gets worse with any medical conditions.
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We are still very much in the dark about what's going on here, but I'll tell you what, every
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journalist in the country should wake up this morning and think to themselves, oh my God,
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we have been played, I have been played, I've been gaslit, I've been lied to, and I played
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into it and I need to really examine what I did, why that happened, do not let it happen
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And when I say that, I think there are journalists that full well knew that Biden was ill.
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I think when you've got some 45-year-old big-bellied plumber sitting in his living room with a
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And when you see him talk, how could these journalists not be curious enough to ask any
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I mean, this is what a journal is supposed to do.
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You make some calls, some doctors, you try and get some source of information and confirm
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Listen, Tim, mind you, when I did try to speak up back in the time, I was attacked.
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Look, I can look at a picture of a rash and say it's a rash and evaluate the rash.
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Same thing is true with certain neurological conditions.
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Same thing is true with prostate cancer, which I treat a lot.
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And I can say that about any case, about anything that is described in this manner, happens to
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be the president of the United States in this case, we have a right to know more than we
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For prostate cancer, does the medication and treatment you described with the androgen
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deprivation or any other treatments cause impairment to such a degree you can't operate a motor
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Again, when I was presented with some, my disease started progressing a little bit, I
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I said, I don't want androgen deprivation therapy because a small percentage of men don't
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And I'm somehow convinced I'd be one of those guys.
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And yes, you can get to the point where not only can you not operate a car, you can't
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But let's say, so that's a small percentage though, you said, right?
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Are there any other like short-term treatments they provide, which maybe it's like, I don't
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know, I'm a doctor, but I know that sometimes I go to the dentist.
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They say, hey, we're going to give you this pill, you can't drive your car for eight hours.
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Are there any kind of medications along with the treatment that might be short-term that
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I mean, the only thing I can think of is, you know, when you get metastatic disease to
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And so they might be giving him some pain meds that could make him sort of impaired.
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But I didn't see any evidence of him suffering or being in pain or anything, which is also
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But, you know, again, we're trying to put the pieces together with very limited information.
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The reason why I'm asking is because I think we've already established when you listen to
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And I'm trying to be academic in how I describe that.
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And we know that a side effect of the medication and treatment he would receive for this disease
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Oh, and more commonly, cognitive slowing, cognitive decline, the kind of things we were
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So let me ask you another question in your expertise then.
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If someone entered into a contract while undergoing these treatments, would they have grounds to
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I would be surprised, you know, as long as they can express volition and date and time
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If you got the dementia, you would not be able to be in a contract.
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But with the cognitive slowing, I would say, hmm, you'd be OK.
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But with the audio that we've heard of Joe Biden, other her tapes that got released.
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And the one thing that was on display there that Alex Berenson pointed out that I thought
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he was absolutely correct on is he has something called anastagnosia, which is with many psychiatric
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conditions and addiction and certain neurological conditions, there's a block in insight on
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And what happens sometimes in family systems where there's a patriarch that no one wants
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They don't want the poor guy, oh, don't bother him.
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They support the dysfunction as opposed to pulling him aside going, hey, we got to we
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And let's do proper care as opposed to pretend nothing's happening.
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So with those audio tapes, he clearly didn't know dates.
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Now, I'm sure if you ask him what today is, maybe I don't know.
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He struggled to remember when Trump got elected.
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And of course, the reason I'm asking all these questions is the challenge we're going to see
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likely from I would argue from the the base, from voters, from journalists and commentators
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is that Joe Biden was cognitively impaired due to his his ailment.
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And that's going to call into question decisions he purportedly made.
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So with with the pardons, for instance, you have the use of auto pen, which already people
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They're going to say, well, if he was getting these medical treatments and it had caused
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full blown dementia, we don't know if these are sound presidential judgments.
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And this could open the door to legal challenges, which I expect.
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So remember, he refused to take the Montreal cognitive inventory that Trump sails through
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So we have no objective data to really know his level of cognition.
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And by the way, they do have a viable defense on the auto pen.
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But because they're being they're obfuscating so severely, I don't think they will bring it
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One of the features of Parkinsonism is you lose your ability to write and your signature
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We had him use the auto pen, but he he approved every single auto pen signature and he just
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Did you hear there was an oncologist who went on MSNBC and he said he believes that Biden
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probably had this cancer when he entered the presidency?
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It could be again, we're working with incomplete information.
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Is it possible that he was diagnosed with metastatic disease at presentation?
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Is it probable that he had it for two or three years?
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And was he put on androgen deprivation therapy and is now progressing, which it does?
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There was a viral clip from 2022 where Biden said, I and so many others have cancer.
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And the media's claim was he was talking about skin lesions.
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I mean, basal cell carcinoma and maybe some localized squames.
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Everybody gets that who lives in the sun, who spends time outdoors.
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You don't think of yourself as a cancer patient when you have basal cell carcinoma.
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Maybe if he had melanoma, but we need to know that, too, then.
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He was telling a story about how oil slicks were on his windshield and the wiper's trying
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And that's why, quote, I and so many other people have cancer.
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Is there a kind of cancer that's associated with petroleum chemicals?
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And it brings up an interesting question about food dyes.
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And I want to say also, people are going to get all exercised about turbo cancers and
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Patrick Soon-Shiong is going around talking about how the spike protein seems to knock
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out our natural killer cells, which are the sort of the final pathway of protection against
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So if that is happening, we got to be really, we got to deal with this.
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I don't know that cancer is actually on the increase.
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But if it is, and these natural killer dropouts, much like AIDS causes a T cell dropout, this
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And because people are so exercised around vaccines, you're not allowed to even ask these
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questions, which thankfully now that is, that ice is melting a little bit.
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And it's fascinating how they went after RFK Jr.
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When, during the Trump campaign, I'm like, have you guys listened to RFK Jr.?
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He was critical of the process by which they were getting approved, specifically the COVID
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One thing I want to bring up, Nancy Pelosi, I think a lot of people forgot this.
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Remember when she created that 25th Amendment committee?
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Just, it was around the time of the election in 2020.
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She created this committee to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove a sitting president.
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And the first thing people said was, this is to remove Donald Trump if he wins.
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Then everyone kind of took a pause and said, wait a minute.
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I think when you have the, you know, we call it the wisdom of the crowd, noticing something
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I think we look at the actions of prominent Democrats like Pelosi.
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I think they were well aware that Biden was very sick and was going to need to be removed.
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But the question is, what could he have had at the time that warranted creating a committee
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So, if they discovered this prostate cancer in 2020, would that give you as a doctor, would
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you believe that maybe within a couple of years he may be demented and unable to do the job?
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Unless he had a, at presentation back then, a Gleason 9 with METS, or at least outside the capsule prostate cancer,
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then I would be worried that we would get to the point where he would need more aggressive treatments
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The original presentation, if that was four years ago, you know, as we say,
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people normally often die of something else before the prostate cancer gets you.
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You can't foresee that it's going to become aggressive necessarily.
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To me, it seems like the only time they got real about it was when he wanted to run again.
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That's when I think they knew that they couldn't go on, not just because of his cognition,
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So, the reason I ask is, this would imply that there is another illness that we're only still guessing at.
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Well, we see, look, as I saw a physician on TV the other day said,
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look, if I showed a tape of Joe Biden to a medical student and he or she couldn't identify Parkinsonism,
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If they don't, that's where the kind of malpractice would come in.
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You didn't do the workup for an elderly man with Parkinsonism?
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Parkinsonism, again, are these features of motoric slowing, stiffness,
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It's a certain region of the brainstem that sort of breaks down in terms of our fluidity of motor function.
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It's associated, if it's Parkinson's disease, it's associated with dementia.
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Sometimes dementias of various types have Parkinsonism as part of their presentation.
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And sometimes actually medication caused Parkinsonism.
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And sometimes it can even be just part of aging, just part of these sort of vascular aspects of aging.
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So, again, each different situation has a different prognostic implication.
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And if you're also trying to treat somebody for prostate cancer at the same time,
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some of these conditions just get worse in elderly patients when they have another medical problem.
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Just having another medical problem can cause decompensation of all of these neurological conditions.
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Is there a treatment for Parkinsonism symptoms?
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And the treatments often cause cognitive changes.
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And I was watching over the last couple of years going, give this guy a break.
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Maybe it's his Parkinson's treatment that's giving him the cognitive problem, but they won't come clean about any of it.
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And then they gaslight and then they attack for anybody who tries to make sense of things.
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So then the reason I ask is, are the treatments for prostate cancer and Parkinsonism, are they counterindicated?
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The Parkinson's, you know, again, because it affects your muscle mass when you block your androgens,
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some of the features of the compensations for the Parkinsonism get worse, and so falls become very likely.
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I'm not trying to be disrespectful or silly or anything, but I had a cat.
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We called him Mr. Bocas, and he had kidney failure.
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And we went to the vet and we said, what can we do for the kidneys?
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And they said, the medication for the kidneys can help.
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The medication for the kidneys will damage the heart, and the medication for the heart will damage the kidneys.
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And so it was actually fairly sad because there was a workable treatment for either issue, but not together.
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And so that's why, you know, that's what I wonder with Joe Biden.
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Were they looking at a rock and a hard place where they're like, okay, he's got cancer, but if we treat this, it's going to cause problems on this side.
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If we treat that, it's going to cause problems on this side.
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You're bringing up a really interesting point because I'll tell you where the rubber hits the road on that.
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But when he's developing progressive disease and they start talking about antigen deprivation, they start worrying the antigen deprivation will worsen his cognition.
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That would be a reasonable thing to have happened.
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And not the wrong thing to do either, by the way.
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You want to make sure his cognition is as good as it can be, and you're noticing some problems.
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Sometimes I could see where they could delay treatment a little bit or that he could choose to delay treatment or his family could choose to delay treatment, but it would not be smart.
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So I think perhaps it does sound like there's a high probability that this guy is suffering Parkinsonism.
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He's age-related or otherwise, causing a decline in his cognitive state.
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Associated with a client in cognition, we seem.
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If I were betting, I would say he's got age-related Parkinsonism with what's called minimal cognitive change, made worse by antigen deprivation therapy.
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Because I was wondering if maybe the possibility is, as you just mentioned, they delayed treatment because they said he's already in a bad state of mind.
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If we give him this treatment, he will be gone.
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If there were a room of doctors trying to make that decision, I would guarantee you that should come up.
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Members of the press, like you mentioned, attacked you when you questioned the stuff.
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If we get nothing more than people to become journalists again, this would be a great success.
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That you've been played, you've been gaslit, and they've rendered you, the press, delusional.
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And you have fed into those delusions by attacking people who are trying to uncover the truth.
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You've faced censorship quite a bit, too, in the past several years, I imagine.
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But my God, what we went through was just astonishing.
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And then the way my profession behaved during COVID, there were so many things that were astonishing.
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We need to look at this in an unblemished fashion, get to the truth, and make sure this does not happen again.
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You had big tech social platforms censoring and covering up stories relentlessly.
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Remember, we've got to find out who was pulling those levers.
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I think this is the biggest scandal in U.S. history.
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There's scandal written all over this, and we've got to get to the truth.
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But I think if you look at the whole picture over the past five years, you had big tech censorship, journalists in on the take, lying to cover up medical issues, censorship issues.
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It's a whole expose on a deep state that was crumbling and falling apart but became apparent to so many people.
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It's all of it at once covering everything up to protect themselves.
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It's so – if you would describe this to me, and I had not lived through COVID and some of these other experiences of the last five years, I would call you delusional.
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But now it's apparent that this was some sort of – I don't know what to call it yet because I'm not – but certainly the propaganda, the gaslighting, the delusional – it's all there.
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It happened during the 20th century a number of times.
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I thought we got over that, but lo and behold, we're not.
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I guess it's in the human condition, certainly the modern human condition, and we need to really get serious about looking at what happened here.
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Check out my – I have a show on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 2 o'clock on YouTube and Rumble and everywhere called Ask Dr. Drew, interviewing guys like Tim, talking about issues like this.
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We have – I think your audience would really like it.
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And I want to come back and visit you guys in person.
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I told you I want to bring Corolla out there to do that.
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And I didn't know that Dr. Drew would be joining us, so I'm very, very, very excited for that.
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We'll have to get to Dr. Stephen Quay the next time.
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We've been having technical difficulties today.
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The stream cut out in the beginning, but it's a huge, huge day for news.
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And the last question I was going to ask him, so I'll just throw it out there as we wrap up.
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And if you guys want to throw in any of these rumble rants, I'm curious what you guys think as well, because it's a general question I had is, are we on the other side of this?
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I think there's a lot of people that are concerned that, you know, Dan and Cash, I don't know who Dash is.
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You know, they came out and said Epstein took his own life.
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There's a concern that we're not, that cover-ups are still going to be there.
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I don't believe that they would withhold information from us or lie to us for personal gain.
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Or I certainly don't think either of them are cowards.
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So I'm curious, with everything we're seeing, everything we've seen, you know, Dr. Drew talking about the medical censorship, big tech censorship, the media lies and manipulations, the administration seeking to have people banned, removed, they smeared people, they ran fake operations against people in this country.
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I'm wondering if we've come out on the other side of this.
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We are going to be throwing it to, I believe Russell Brand will be up in just a second.
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So let me make sure that we have Russell Stream to bring up for you guys.
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How amazing that we're uncovering all of this stuff right now.
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Why are they now giving up these tapes, exposing Biden?
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Why are they now coming out and admitting that he's sick?
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Skyline says, no wonder Joe got prostate cancer.
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I wouldn't be able to regularly use my hand either if I had seen Dr. Jill's Fashion Daily.
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Someone's referring to RFK Jr. that he's 100% anti-vax, but Cuck Tim refuses to say it.
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Now, I think y'all are just putting on RFK what you hope he is.
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That there were a lot, this is the craziest thing.
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There are people who are anti-vax, who wanted RFK to be.
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There are people who are very, very pro-vax in every fashion, who are accusing RFK of being anti-vax.
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Because if you criticize the COVID vaccines in any way, you're entirely anti-vax.
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And then there are anti-vax people who are mad that RFK Jr. the whole time was praising vaccines.
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RFK Jr. was obviously trying to maintain a moderate position.
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This is why it was obvious that he was saying what he was saying.
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And then the people who claim he's 100% anti-vax, the dude gets into office under Trump and he starts promoting MMR vaccines.
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And I'm like, did you ever listen to a word that he said during the campaign?
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My friends, we're going to send y'all to raid Russell Brand.
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Apologies for the technical difficulties and the confusion on the guests.
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And we'll confirm that raid for our friend Russell.
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I think he's calling this the biggest cover-up in modern political history.
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As you heard us on, Dr. Drew, I'm going to be out of town for the next few days.
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We've got a big project in the works, but don't worry.
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I will have some segments up tomorrow, but Wednesday and Thursday—
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But when you've got to do the work, you've got to do the work.
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And it's not always possible to do one thing 16 hours a day forever.
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It's going to be big with all the developments throughout the day.
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Make sure you go to rumble.com slash TimCast IRL, 8 p.m. Eastern time.