Deportations, Dogs, and Designers - Megyn Kelly Answers Viewer and Listener Questions ｜ Ep. 1222
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In this special holiday episode, we thought for a change, we would cover some viewer mail and some fun tips. We cover the Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation case, why it keeps popping back up, and why we should keep listening to it.
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show in this special holiday episode.
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We thought for a change we would just do some viewer mail
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and I always feel bad that we can't get to them all,
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My gal Meg Storm puts them all together for me,
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So I feel like I have a very good sense of where the audience is on any issue,
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So anyway, let's just dig into it and see if there's anything in here that interests you.
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but I can carry a tune a little with my normal voice.
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You know how much my family and I love our dogs.
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but would like other dogs who need love to find it too.
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Here's an interesting question on immigration from Chris.
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he was getting ready to be deported within a day or two to somewhere in Africa.
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I think the question on a lot of people's mind is,
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why is this administration having so many problems getting rid of the seemingly simple cases?
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How did this guy's deportation get so screwed up that we have to keep listening and going over it six months later?
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you're still on the Kilmar Abrego Garcia story.
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that's the guy who had a withholding of removal order,
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meaning he went through the immigration courts when they arrested him and accused him of being an MS-13 gang member.
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And he managed at that time to pitch his sob story to some bleeding heart on the immigration bench
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gave him kind of a get out of jail free notice,
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meaning you can deport him if you really want to,
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but you can't deport him to El Salvador because he's convinced me that there are terrible gangs there that mean to do him harm.
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I think he just didn't want to go back to El Salvador.
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And even that notice is no longer good when the threat is removed.
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So if the gang that was after you has been disbanded 10 years later,
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Some bleeding heart on the immigration bench fell for his little act and gave him that order.
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Then when we were deporting people under this first year of the Trump administration,
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we sent him to El Salvador because we struck that deal with Bukele to take these people and put them in this prison.
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And then the administration made the mistake of admitting they had made that mistake,
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Would have been better to come up with an argument.
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They were already on record as admitting it was a mistake,
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And then they came up with criminal charges to slap him with while they tried to save face
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And out of that is El Salvador in prison and all that after the visit and all the publicity around it.
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they slapped him with criminal charges relating to his alleged trafficking,
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but it's still not a win for the other side because now he's facing criminal charges.
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we've been botching it over on the administration side.
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they go into court for the most recent hearing.
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Now they're trying to just deport him the old fashioned way,
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his lawyers are challenging that they're challenging it all.
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let's let us see the order of removal that preceded,
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like the order of deportation that preceded the order,
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you need the order that says you can deport him.
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That lame immigration judge who handled this thing in the first go round,
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So it turns out he's got an order saying you can't deport him to El Salvador,
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but he doesn't have an order saying you can deport him.
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and I've contacted many administration officials saying it.
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Aren't you just going to now get a deportation order from any immigration judge?
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And he is going to get dragged before an immigration judge.
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He has never been given permission to stay here.
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Soon we will be done with a bad penny and he will be somebody else's problem.
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But it's kind of a case study in government incompetence and how
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crappily our immigration system has been working.
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The guy's allegedly beating his wife repeatedly.
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She's seeking multiple protection orders against him.
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He's allegedly trafficking people into the United States,
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which has been proven to my satisfaction and to the satisfaction of the two
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immigration courts who looked at this initially,
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They're hoping that they'll become voters and put Kamala Harris in office.
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It gets almost too frustrating to continue covering,
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And I thank you for listening and for your smart question.
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is the West slash Christianity going to be able to contain,
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I actually think we are capable of stopping this spread.
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And while we did have open borders for four years under Joe Biden,
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gang affiliated members and also just loafers who are not contributing members of society.
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And then you got people like from Somalia who just want to mooch off of us while we pay for their lifestyle,
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while they take their government paychecks or not paychecks,
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but checks and ship part of them off to Al-Shabaab,
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but there haven't been that many Muslims who came.
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if all the Hispanics who came from South of the border were Muslim,
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That's like part of their mission is to have kids,
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But I was kind of an old lady when we got together and I did what I could in my limited time of childbearing years.
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Like the left has basically stopped having children because of climate change.
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they can go to public school if you live in the right community and get a good education without being too indoctrinated,
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You can learn everything you need to know on the internet.
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Hillsdale college has got so many great podcasts and courses that are for free online.
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And more and more people are providing education for people in a trade that where they'll pay for you to get educated and like as a plumber or an electrician.
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And you don't have to pay for that out of pocket and you can go on to have a great life in a,
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I just think we need to have more children and we need to elect people like Trump.
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We need to keep JD in there after Trump is gone,
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where we stop the immigration from countries who do not share our values.
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but Islam is not consistent with the values of America,
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They should stay in countries that don't care about keeping church and state separated.
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They should stay in countries that don't care about protecting free speech.
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They should stay in countries that don't care about women's rights.
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I'm sure if that's like your thing and you don't care about like genital mutilation,
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you might really enjoy living in an Islamic country.
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If you don't mind living in a life as a woman where you have to keep every inch of your body,
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And it's not a thing that we should want or encourage in the West.
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And it's definitely not a thing we should encourage at our governmental level.
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They do not want to live peacefully side by side with us.
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They want either to get rid of us or subvert our religion and our beliefs to theirs.
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So it's a no on more immigrants from Muslim countries.
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a prayer called a prayer being played over loudspeakers in places like Minneapolis,
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that that has to stop at Dearborn in Minneapolis.
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We've already lost two major American cities and we should be done with that.
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So you need to get involved at your town council.
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You need to pay attention when ordinances are going through.
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You need to not be afraid to say we're not electing an Islamic mayor because that's not
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they're going to make up this term Islamophobia to shut us down.
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I would argue it's your duty as a Christian to stand up and fight against it.
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It is not consistent with the values of the West or America.
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You should have no problem standing up against it while being kind to your
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I disagree with the tenants of your quote religion and do not believe that people who
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follow Islam should be in power here in America.
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Kamala Harris is coming to my area on her book tour.
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And what you should say is something along the lines of,
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there are so-called establishment Democrats who say the party will not accept,
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or the country will not accept a black female president that it's not ready for it.
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is going to have to go with somebody who's doesn't check as many identity boxes to those people.
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there are some in the party that believe you've,
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You didn't get the ball across the finish line that we need to let somebody else try because you've already,
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say something that will encourage her to defend her ability to do it.
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let's get to her actual thinking about why they're wrong.
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but the left's not really going to ask her that.
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Ask something that's truly subversive and clever because she won't see it coming.
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And we want to encourage her to like actually do this.
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Give me the ammo to like argue with them over my holiday dinner.
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please email into us about what happened and have whoever is at the book event with you,
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tape it on your iPhone and we will air it right here on the Megan Kelly show.
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I love how your kids seem to know about politics and social issues already.
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And my husband and I always talk about the balance of sheltering them from things versus
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And I would say the main thing we did was when they were little, like your kids' ages,
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And church is a great reinforcement of just values.
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I think what they talk about at church is all the stuff you should be talking about at home.
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Don't rely on other people to do the hard work.
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Um, and then the general stuff that I think we as conservatives believe, which is safe spaces are
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Failure is fine and actually kind of welcome to your character development.
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Don't be shamed out of saying what you really believe, what you really think.
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And when your kids say something that they really think, even if you disagree with it,
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Like, prove to them that you too can accept different ideas.
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Well, what would you think if, you know, your brother went out and did all?
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He stayed at home watching TV and you did all the trick-or-treating and he wanted you
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And then when they get a little older, around, say, the presidential elections, you can start
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Like, well, and I really, really, really believe it's important not to make them feel like you
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You want them to become Republicans or independents who vote conservative.
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But I think it's better for you to shepherd them so that they come to that decision on
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And you can talk about, like, this is what the Democrats believe and this is what the
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Make your kid a good arguer who thinks through complex issues when they're a little older.
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Like mine, at 12, 14, and 16, this is totally a sweet spot for that.
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And then would debate it over the kitchen table.
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And I think that's better than being like, the Democrats suck.
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I actually think it's better to, like, strongman the Democrats' arguments and walk your kids
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Because the Democrats won't win if you actually have substantive arguments over their positions.
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Not if you've done all those other things we talked about from 0 to 10 or 12.
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And plus, you don't want them to rebel against you as teenagers when they start to reject
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If they think them being a Republican is super important to you, then they're not going to
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We have a son who just turned two, and we have two transgender extended family members.
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Our opinion on the trans issue is very similar to what you've described.
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But we love our family and want to treat them with respect.
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It's very important to us that our son has strong, positive relationships with his extended
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How do we balance all of these competing interests?
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We have two trans members of our extended family, too.
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And while we don't see them that often, I understand what you're dealing with here.
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And my strong advice is that is not the place to litigate our issues on the trans problem.
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When in the presence of any trans person, unless they're being aggressive and offensive and
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like in a place they shouldn't be, like a daughter's locker room or sport, then you have
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But like, you know, if you see somebody socially at a gathering or Thanksgiving dinner or whatever
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it is, I think you should just treat them with kindness and respect.
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You don't have to spend like the whole party talking to them.
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And odds are, if it's obvious, which it almost always is when it's male to female, and that's
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probably what you're talking about, odds are as soon as you get away from the person, your
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kid's going to be like, mom, dad, was that a man?
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And that is a thing that some very small amount of people do, and it is not real.
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That person deserves our sympathy because they're dealing with something that's very
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And we don't talk about it in their presence, but it is not possible to change sexes.
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It is not possible for a man to become a woman.
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And while in the presence of such a person, we would no more call attention to that than
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we would to somebody who is on the spectrum or has some sort of birth defect that we don't
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want to talk about or they don't want to raise.
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We don't have to accept this person's delusion as real.
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And we don't accept this person's delusion as real.
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I would not say to my child, this is Mr. Brown.
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And I think in that case, I might say, Pat, this is my child, because normally we make
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our kids call people by their honorific and then their last name.
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It's less rude than using the real pronoun because that would offend the person.
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So the point is simply don't, you don't have to make the interaction political and you don't
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have to be hurtful in the presence of such a person.
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That doesn't mean we cede one ounce or one inch of this fight when we're back on the
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As a conservative parent, what can I do to make sure that I know as I send off my oldest
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daughter to college next year that she won't get indoctrinated at college and get radicalized?
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I think hopefully you've already done the work because it probably requires longer than
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one year of training, you know, instilling values in her that are not corruptible, you
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But you really do have to inoculate your kids before they go away.
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And that's why some dose of wokeism at the high school level is good.
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In our schools, there's not a touch of it really, even in our boys' school.
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But in our daughter's school, there is some, and I can't stand it, but we use it to teach.
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And we use it to teach even our boys who sit around the dinner table and hear the story.
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So it's working for the whole family in some ways.
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And if it's just a year away and you haven't started early, do it frequently and obsessively.
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Like you got to start talking to her exactly how they're going to do it, how the indoctrination
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happens, how when it's a male white author, they're going to bash him if they see him
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at all, how there will be an obsession with anything relating to identity, how she will
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get patted on the head for embracing anything touching identity politics.
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And she will get judged and ostracized if she doesn't say the things they want her to and
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how she might even get bad grades and how you don't care.
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You'd rather she get a D for standing up for what is true and real and honest and what
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we really believe in than get an A by going along with some woke asshole leftist professor
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who would downgrade a co-ed based on her politics.
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And we might as well start teaching your daughter that nice and early.
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And I know you're saying, oh, but what she wants to get into med school.
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She's going to have a bad grade here or there if she does this, but not all the professors
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And if your daughter's a squeaky wheel and starts going to the dean of the school saying,
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You will get results even at these left-wing colleges.
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And even if you don't, um, there are enough universities out there that will understand
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why your daughter has perfect A's, but two big D's in the humanities classes.
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I just think her character is more important than her grades.
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And you have to start teaching that lesson right now.
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And she has to live it right now, or she's going to live a life of timidity that will serve
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I realized it's basically a candy, but they're so good.
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They do help and make my throat feel better when it gets scratchy.
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Thanks to this ongoing voice thing of what vocal cord now.
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I don't even want to know the sugar content, but every once in a while, they help me.
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Danielle, you've mentioned reading different faith-based books recently.
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Charlie's death has inspired me to dig into my faith even more and to be able to make more
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I've read a lot over the past couple of months.
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I actually wrote them down because I, I wasn't sure I'd remember them all.
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I listened to the books because I read so much news.
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Um, and I'll read them on the air when I get them in an update.
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So many of you recommended it and it was a game changer.
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Um, he sold something like 15 million copies of this thing.
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And when you read it, he reads it himself, Lee Strobel.
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Um, I loved Frank Turek's I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist.
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And when you spend two minutes with Frank, you see why.
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But definitely recommend I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist.
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Uh, On Guard, Defending Your Faith with Reason and Precision by William Lane Craig.
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Um, he spends a lot of time on things like the universe.
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You really got to sort of pay attention to that one.
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It might be better actually, frankly, to read it with your eyes instead of listening to that one
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And it led me down a whole pathway on YouTube of watching him debate atheists, which was
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I really recommend that because he's excellent at it.
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He debated Christopher Hitchens and so many others.
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You know, the, whatever, you die, but you don't really die.
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Uh, Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical World by Josh McDowell.
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And that was recommended in the Frank Turek book.
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Um, I don't have enough faith to be an atheist.
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Now on my to-do list, I may do this over the break.
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I was going to watch it and then I realized it's multiple seasons.
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Honestly, I just consume so much news for you guys.
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So I can condense it for you into like, what's really salient?
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Like I feel called to understand the day's news really thoroughly and completely so that
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And the only way you can really help somebody understand it is if you know it yourself forward
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The volume is so large that my team and I consume that it doesn't leave a ton of time
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So I listen to my audio books when I'm all done with the news at the end of the day and
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Like every once in a while, Doug and I will take up a series, like watch a little before
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we go to bed, sneak in an hour here or there, but it's a challenge.
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Then someone asked, okay, Chad, what music would your listeners be surprised to find
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You know, they say you love the decade of music that you like went to high school for
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and that would be, yeah, I was there at a great time in the eighties, the late eighties.
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So here are a couple of like my most played men at work, The Cars, Morrissey, I love The Cure.
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Um, Talking Heads, Green Day, Love Kid Rock, Love John Rich.
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Um, then there's a whole other strange, so maybe this would surprise you.
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I love the Frank Sinatra channel on SiriusXM, channel 70, one below the holiday channel,
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traditional holiday music, 71, which I listen to all the time this year.
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Like if you just take any Frank song and plug it into Pandora, Spotify, uh, Sonos, anything,
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what you get, you know, like you get the Dean Martin, you get the Ella Fitzgerald.
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Um, I love just that sort of genre of like yesteryear, the crooner music and a little bit
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before the crooner with the Billie Holiday stuff.
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It's so much better than like light jazz, which I don't love.
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There's stuff like crooner music is kind of upbeat.
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Like that's usually what we have on a dinner in the background, even if it's just the five
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So I don't know if that surprises you, but I do love it.
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And there's nothing better than John Denver, though.
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We went out to Montana in the summer and we climbed a mountain.
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We were camping and we climbed a mountain in the daytime.
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And you know that you're in the middle of the Rockies.
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We were looking out at God's green earth and the, you know, the Rocky Mountains, my God.
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And we played John Denver, Rocky Mountain High.
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And it was honestly one of the most spiritual experiences I have ever had in my life.
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With my kids, my husband and I, all like truly like arms out, listening to the music, looking
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at God's green earth and sky and creations all around us.
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I'm not sure you can get closer to God than that, but he does bring a tear to my eye.
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That's what my dad used to play to us on his guitar.
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Today, while the blossoms still cling to the vine.
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I can't get down here by the songs that I sing.
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But my dad used to sing that song to us all the time.
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And I played on the guitar now for my family and myself.
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You know, on Monday, we're taping this on December 17th, a Wednesday.
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On Monday, the 15th, it was 40 years since my dad died.
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And it was, you know, it was 10 days before Christmas.
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And he was dead of a heart attack in our house by the twinkly lights of the tree.
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And one word to all the parents who have had this happen in their families, many of whom
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you write to me and say, well, what, what can I tell my kids?
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We're now dealing with the loss of a parent or a sibling.
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And I say the same thing, which is, it's awful.
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But I do believe one real gift that comes with losing someone early is you live your
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In the same way somebody who has terminal cancer makes different decisions in the time
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they have left because they know it's limited and they will make different choices.
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Because death is not this ephemeral thing that, you know, is just theoretical to you.
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You know, they have their dads their whole lives and they're crappy or they ignored them
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or they were angry dads or alcoholic dads or absentee dads.
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He used to sit down on the floor after he'd come home from teaching.
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He just gave me, like, real tasks to complete that others would have thought would be beyond
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And that's what really leads to self-confidence.
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He just gave it to me and knew I could do it and expected something more of me.
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People ask sometimes, like, you seem to have a natural confidence.
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So you're just undermining your trust relationship with them.
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And you're undermining their ability to be confident, successful humans.
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Presumably, there will be many things about your child that are real that you can praise
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They were like, she's going to be with us for a long time.
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I think I have your Strudwick's soulmate, writes Cody.
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I was curious where you got the names for your dogs.
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Well, Thunder, we stole from Thatcher, our youngest, who said he was going to grow up
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and he was going to have two sons and he was going to name them Thunder and Lightning.
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And then we got Thunder shortly after that and we liked it and we stole it.
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Then when we had, had, like I birthed Strudwick, we didn't know what to name him.
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But my husband had a family member named Strudwick.
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They used to call him the Carolina Flash because he played football for Carolina.
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It's just a fun, I love those, like, fun, unique names.
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Yeah, for my children too, they have unique names.
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But Strudwick was a bridge too far, even for me on a child.
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Last but not least, a couple of fashion and beauty questions.
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Can you please tell me where you buy your outfits from?
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Her name is Molly, and she does most of the work for me.
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So I pay her, you know, a fee, and she does the shopping.
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And I realize that's a luxury, but you can get this yourself.
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We advertise a lot of these companies that will help you do it too.
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And I do think it's worth your while, because when you're pulled together, fashion-wise, you feel better about yourself.
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On my budget, I will say one of my favorite designers is Victoria Beckham.
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You know, it's very rare that I don't like a Victoria Beckham offering.
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I'll go down to the Aritzia and get a couple of cute tops for the air.
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Sometimes I still wear my Lululemon leggings, but I don't know.
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You often mention that you use red light on your face.
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It's a machine that the facialist I go to recommended.
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So mine is just like a machine where like you bring the, I don't know, the face.
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It's like a big rectangle in front of your face.
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And you sit there and you just put on the setting for 10 minutes.
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So check it out because it definitely has evened out my skin tone in a very nice way.
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Sherry, I'm going to tell you exactly what it is.
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I'm going to give away one of my best beauty secrets because you asked.
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About two years ago, I stumbled upon a certain palette.
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And I fell in love with this eyeshadow palette.
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And now I use it as my eyeshadow and as my eyeliner.
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You can see the mirror is kind of dirty with all the colors.
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You can kind of see the ones that I use more often than the others.
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And that's a very nice sort of base for your lid.
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I will either put those on the crease or sometimes I'll put them right on the lid too.
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I'm like the lower lid, not, not the upper because they have a little sparkle.
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And I'm telling you, I've loved the way my eyes have looked since I started using this.
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And then this dark one over here on the end, I'll use that as an eyeliner.
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Upper, not usually lower because it's a little harsh on the lower.
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If I were just going out, I would just use like this brown one here on the lower and upper.
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If I ever do get paid for an endorsement, I will tell you.
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If I'm not telling you that I'm getting paid, it means I'm not.
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What product do you use to get such a natural look?
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So you have to have some options when you are me.
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I'm going to look it up right now on my Amazon.
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And I just want to make sure I get it exactly right for you.
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Sarah, my hairstylist, who is on a mission to make us all hotter than we are,
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Yes, it's called, no, it's called, it's the proper spelling of water.
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The water, tan luxe, T-A-N-L-U-X-E, the water, it's called.
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And it is, you can get it in the 6.76 fluid ounces.
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By the way, you can get one that, it's pink and it operates in like 30 minutes or two hours,
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So you're going to smell bad for like an hour or two.
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But if you're in a hurry, it's helpful to have.
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But I love this tan luxe because that you can put on, I love the way that one smells.
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Usually the self-tanner, by the time the day is done, you're like, I'm disgusting.
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Maybe it's just the way it interacts with my body chemistry.
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Like I look forward to it as it like sort of matures as the day goes on, which is so rare
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Over the tour, you know, on the road with Abby and Sarah, Sarah's like, she's so great.
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She's truly, she's made us all feel better about ourselves.
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And she's just got this natural ability to elevate your look.
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So she came over and I'm telling you, she was like one of these like Russian spa ladies
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doing the rub down with the, with the, you know, the mitts on her hands.
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It was, it was aggressive, but she got her done.
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And there is no self-tanning product I've used that I like as much as that one.
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Covered Islam, immigration, Kamala, and self-tan and an intimate moment between Sarah and yours
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I have not gone lesbo, but I do think the world of Sarah and appreciate her tanning mitts,
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which made me look better than I deserve to on the tour.
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I love that you spend whatever amount of time you can give me on these days, whether
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it's consuming the show on Insta, on YouTube, on Spotify, on Apple, whatever, however you
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And I know you're out there and I loved, loved, loved meeting so many of you on the tour.
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And if they weren't, let's just work on making 2026 truly magical.
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Pick your word, pick your one word for this year and like, let's, let's work for it.
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You know, I'll, I'll tell you the one that I I'm using this year.
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I just think like the conservative movement is fracturing and I really hope I get the wisdom
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Um, I don't always make the best decisions, but I always do the best I can.
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And I just think some people are depending on me to make good decisions and I would like
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I would like to, I would like to have the wisdom to know exactly how to handle it and
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to try to keep the coalition together as best I can.
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I'm inspired by Charlie Kirk, you know, who saw the party changing in certain ways and
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would always try to make room, make room for the people who were changing within it so that
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they understood it was a big tent and they didn't have to leave if they thought differently
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That really has been one of my chief goals over the past six months and three months,
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We could use Charlie's example, uh, of course on that and many things.
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So hope you say a prayer for me in my quest as I will be praying for all of you.
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Um, so God bless and I will see you back on the air.
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Uh, as soon as break is over, if my math is correct on when we're airing this, I will
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