Ep. 1737 - CONFIRMED： Biden Stage 4 Cancer Cover-Up EXPOSED
Summary
Former President Joe Biden has cancer, which should not come as a surprise to anyone because he told us all in 2022. But that was before his staff, his doctor, and the media apparently lied to cover it up. Then a pro-lifeline Georgia is supposedly forcing a braindead woman to be kept alive to support her pre-born baby. Is that true? And speaking of babies in bioethics, an IVF clinic was just firebombed by a radical leftist.
Transcript
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Former President Joe Biden has cancer, which should not come as a surprise to anyone because
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he told us all in 2022. But that was before his staff and his doctor and the media apparently
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lied to cover it up. Then a pro-lifeline Georgia is supposedly forcing a brain-dead woman to be
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kept alive to support her pre-born baby. Is that true? What does that all mean? And speaking of
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babies in bioethics, an IVF clinic was just firebombed by a radical leftist. I'm Michael
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Joe Biden has cancer. Biden's press team has released this statement, quote,
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last week, President Joe Biden was seen for a new finding of a prostate nodule after experiencing
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increasing urinary symptoms. On Friday, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer characterized by
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a Gleason score of nine, grade group five with metastasis to the bone. So the cancer is metastasized.
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This is apparently a stage four cancer. Really, really bad stuff. So, you know, we all pray for
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people when they're sick and suffering. So it's good to pray for Joe Biden. It's also good to have
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a critical eye to see that we have been lied to politically. Why is this information coming out
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now? Is it just a coincidence that as Jake Tapper's book is coming out, completing the Democrat throw of
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Joe Biden under the bus? Jake Tapper's book that says that the media lied about Biden's health decline
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and the White House staff lied about Biden's health decline and everybody lied about it to try to keep
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him on the ticket. And now they've all realized mea culpa, mea culpa. Now you have this story about
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Joe Biden's different health decline, not a cognitive health decline, but a cancer.
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You don't really just discover stage four prostate cancer. A lot of guys have prostate cancer. It's a
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relatively common cancer, but you don't just discover it generally, especially if you are the
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president of the United States. You have access to the best doctors in the world. You are constantly
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under medical scrutiny. You don't, that doesn't just happen. So when did they discover it? I have
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here a news article about how Joe Biden was totally, quote, fit for duty last year after his annual
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physical. Joe Biden's doctor, it was a Kevin O'Connor, said that Biden has peripheral neuropathy in his
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both feet, gastroesophageal reflux. You know, he's got heartburn, allergies, and a little spinal
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arthritis. They're all being treated. But otherwise, the president feels well. And this year's physical
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identified no new concerns. He continues to be fit for duty. That was last year. This year, he's got
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stage four prostate cancer that's metastasized to the bone. Were there any signs? There were signs.
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Two years before Joe Biden's doctor said that he's totally fine and fit for duty, no worries, no cancer,
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no nothing. Joe Biden told us that he had cancer. And because it was a four-lane highway that was
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accessible, my mother drove us, and rather than us be able to walk. And guess what? The first frost, you
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know what was happening. You had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick
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off the window. That's why I and so damn many other people I grew up have cancer. And why can't
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for the longest time, Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation. So at the time, some of us heard
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this and said, wait, Joe Biden has cancer? He just said he has cancer. And of course, the liberal media
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went into overdrive. They said, no, no, no, no. I know he just told you he has cancer, but he doesn't
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really have cancer. You didn't hear that. He didn't really say that. Pay no attention. These
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are not the droids you're looking for. So Associated Press right here. No, I'm sorry. Is this Reuters or
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the Associated Press? No, this is the Associated Press. Fact focus. Biden cancer remark causes
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confusion. I'll just read you a little bit of it. Here are the facts. Claim Biden announced that he has
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cancer. Right-wing accounts quickly began sharing a clip of this remark with the claim that Biden
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was revealing that he had cancer. Where'd you get that crazy idea? Just because he said he had
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cancer? But Andrew Bates, a White House spokesperson, confirmed on Twitter that Biden was referring to
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the publicly disclosed fact that he had skin cancer removed before he became president.
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Well, hold on. He said, that's why I have cancer. If you're saying he had cancer in the past,
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but the cancer was removed, why would he say I have cancer? No, no, no. Listen here.
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Listen here. You don't understand. Biden doesn't know what he's talking about. You didn't hear what
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you thought you heard. The AP concludes, in a November 2021 memo summarizing Biden's health,
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Dr. Kevin O'Connor, Biden's physician for more than a decade, acknowledged that Biden had several
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localized non-melanoma skin cancers removed with Mohs surgery before he started his presidency.
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Yeah. Or he just had cancer, like he told us, and like the right-wing kind of crazy conspiracy
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accounts heard and reported, and now Biden's family is admitting. What's more likely? It's
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always good to pray for Biden. That said, the guy's 82 years old. The male life expectancy in the United
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States is 75. So he's kind of playing with the house's money at this point. Everyone's going to die
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at some point. The political takeaway here, it would appear overwhelmingly likely that his doctors lied
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and that his press team lied. I guess that his family lied and they all just lied. And then the
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media, the Associated Press, which were they actual reporters and investigative journalists,
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would hear the president admitting he has cancer and like look into that. But instead,
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what does the Associated Press do? They just repeat the propagandist for the White House's
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blanket denial, like Pravda, and they don't look into it any further. No, no, no. I know Joe Biden
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just said he had cancer, but don't worry. His cleanup artist, propagandist, just said that isn't true.
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So anyway, we're the Associated Press and democracy dies in darkness and we're the fourth estate and we're
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the intrepid journalists. So we'll just print that. What a joke. What a joke. The big takeaway from all of
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this. In some ways, perhaps this release is trying to do damage control over Jake Tapper's book,
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which Jake Tapper's book, admitting that Biden was in decline, was trying to do damage control over
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the media's complete failure to their own audience, mostly liberal audience, to report on Joe Biden's
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failing health. It's damage control all the way down. And the irony of it is, the thing that they
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were after, holding on to power, most likely could have best been accomplished by just keeping Joe
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Biden on the ticket. Had Joe Biden remained on the ticket, if he has metastatic cancer that is,
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you know, he's an elderly man, he's well past the life expectancy, Kamala Harris could have probably
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been president. It's very, very possible, even likely, that Kamala Harris could have ended up
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president had the Democrats not thrown Joe Biden under the bus. And they continue to throw Joe Biden
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under the bus again and again and again. And this doesn't even look that bad for Joe Biden. Joe
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Biden was at least honest with us, it appears. And he said, yeah, I got cancer. It's just that the
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experts, the media, the established powers, they lied. I have an episode of Michael And right now
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with one of the chief vaccine dissidents, the guy behind the 1998 Lancet study that caused a lot of
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questioning about the MMR vaccine. I told him in the interview, I said, I'm not an anti-vaxxer.
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I'm not anti-institutional. I'm not anti-expertise. I'm really not. But today, I have to be skeptical
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of the expertise. I have to be skeptical of the public health authorities because they lied to me.
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Because I know at least during COVID, they lied. They said one thing privately and they said another
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thing publicly. And then the things they said publicly, they contradicted six months later. And
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then they told us they didn't contradict themselves six months later. So me, not an anti-institutional
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guy, not an anti-vaxxer, not anti-expertise. The only rational reaction that I can have to
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their squandering their credibility is doubt and skepticism. This denial of Biden's health,
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which now is undeniable, didn't just come from the media. It didn't, it came from the White House
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physician. And these people ask us why we don't trust them. We got to talk about these things.
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We also have to talk about the brain dead woman who is supposedly being forced to be kept alive to
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save her baby. The pro-abortion people are up in arms. They said, this is an abuse. Stop what you're
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veterans and to switch to America's wireless company, Pure Talk. April Newkirk is the mother
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of Adriana Smith. Adriana Smith is a 30-year-old woman who is being described as brain dead. But April
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Newkirk, who would like to pull the plug, is not allowed to pull the plug in the state of Georgia.
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Supposedly because of a pro-life law. Because Adriana Smith is pregnant with a 21-week-old
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baby. And the baby's grandma wants to be able to pull the plug on the daughter and kill the baby.
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But the doctors, supposedly following the pro-life law, say that the grandma's not allowed to kill
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the daughter and the baby. Even though the daughter is supposedly already dead. Even though she's not
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really dead. Because if she were really dead, the baby would be dead too. Are you confused?
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Scientifically, ethically, a lot of people are. Newkirk, the grandmother, says that she's not
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allowed to take the daughter off the ventilators in order to protect her grandson. And she says it
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should have been left up to the family, according to NBC. I'm not saying that we would have chose to
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terminate her pregnancy. That is, kill the baby. But what I'm saying is we should have had a choice.
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I'm not saying I would have killed my grandson. I'm saying I should have had the choice to kill
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my grandson. I don't want to sound callous. This woman presumably is grieving the very likely death
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of her daughter. So, but the reaction to any tragedy should never be the desire to kill an
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innocent baby. Should have been left up to the family. I'm not saying I would have killed my
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grandson, but I'd like to have been able to do it. Now, even the media are reporting, it is not
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really clear that the reason this woman can't kill her daughter and her grandkid is because of a
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pro-life law. That's not really clear. These are very nuanced discussions when we're talking about
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brain death. And this is the deeper issue here, because the part that most people are just
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accepting unquestioningly is the notion of brain death. The woman is dead. She's just sort of still
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alive, but she's dead because she's brain dead, even though her heart's still pumping blood and her
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lungs are still taking in oxygen and she has machines that are helping her do that. But
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she's obviously alive because the baby's still alive, but she's dead. She's alive and dead.
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She's Schrodinger as patient. The deeper issue here is that brain death is kind of fake.
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What is death? What is death? Death, in the traditional understanding, is the moment
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that the soul and the body separate. Because in the traditional understanding, human beings are both
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soul and body. Now, in modernity, we like to deny the soul. What's weird is we also sometimes like to
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deny the body. Sometimes we like to say we're only a body and we're not a soul. That's materialism.
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And sometimes we like to say we're only a soul and not a body. So we say that's what the transgender
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ideology is largely about. They say, I know my body might be entirely one way, but my true self,
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that is to say my immaterial self, that is to say my soul, is a different way. And I'm really my soul.
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I have nothing to do with my body. So we go back and forth. We're a little bit schizophrenic in
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modernity. But death, understood traditionally, is the moment the soul and the body separate.
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Death is not the moment of the obliteration of the body because there's still a body after death.
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It's a cadaver. But it's understood that at death, something changes and you are no longer
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quite the same you after death. I don't mean to be pedantic or tedious here, but it's a little
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confusing. And clearly today, we don't exactly know what death is because we have this nebulous,
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dubious concept of brain death. So in the 1960s, this notion of brain death is developed
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primarily at Harvard. And because we traditionally understood the soul as leaving the body
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at the moment that your heart stops beating and your lungs stop breathing, and that's the end of
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it. But as technology advanced and you could keep people's blood pumping for a little while longer
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and air going through their lungs, then they said, okay, well, when all brain activity ceases,
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then you're dead, even if you kind of seem like you're alive. But that's a little bit unclear
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because your hormones might react in a different way. You might have other bodily functions that are
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not just your heart beating and your lungs pumping air after supposed brain death. And this is a really
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important ethical question because people check that little box on the back of their driver's licenses
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that say, I'm an organ donor. But when you're an organ donor, you are generally still kind of alive
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when you're donating the organs. In fact, it is the removal of the organs that kills you.
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If you're there and you've had a car accident or something, God forbid, and you're on a machine
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and your heart's still pumping and your lungs still have air coming in and out of them, but you're
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supposedly brain dead, then the thing that actually kills you is when they go in and take your organs.
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Is that ethically acceptable? All sorts of groups have weighed in on this.
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The institution that I look to for these kinds of matters, the Catholic Church, has weighed in and
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said that the notion of brain death can be acceptable when it is known with certainty that
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the person is dead. But it's all kind of dubious. If you go back to the original question, okay,
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what is death? It's when the soul and the body separate. Well, can we be so certain that the people
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who are supposedly brain dead are really dead? Seems to me the expansion of the notion of brain
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death is another utilitarian perversion of the law. A utilitarian perversion to say, look,
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it would be really helpful if we can harvest organs that are healthy. But the moment a person actually
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dies, their organs start to decay and the organs aren't really useful anymore. So what if we can
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redefine death? I mean, we can redefine marriage, we can redefine man and woman. What if we can
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redefine death? And if we redefine death and move it just a little bit into the alive territory,
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then we can get these organs. And it will be a good thing because it will help people who need a
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kidney or who need a lung or who need a liver or something like that. So that'd be really helpful.
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And all we got to do is maybe technically kill a lot of people. That creeping utilitarianism,
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that bioethical, dubious kind of Faustian bargain, that explains, I think, a lot of our,
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not only our scientific confusion, but our moral confusion. So much so to the point that in this
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case, a grandmother can be complaining to the press because she's not allowed to kill her grandson.
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Because her daughter, who's supposedly dead, isn't really dead.
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As technology advances, you have to ask yourself, are we going to be able to use this in a better
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way for human flourishing? Or with the amount of moral corruption that's already set in and moral
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confusion, are we going to have many more of these questions? Speaking of babies and medical
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technology, there's been a car bombing at an IVF facility. This is a California fertility clinic.
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Someone drove up and blew up a car. Only one person died, the guy who blew up the car.
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Four people were injured inside. But when I heard this story, I said, oh no, was this a radical kind
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of pro-lifer? Because pro-life people, myself included, have a lot of problems with IVF and the
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fertility clinics. Because virtually everything that they engage in is morally suspect, if not
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outright clearly immoral. And there's a good end, which is babies, but all the steps along the way are
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really bad. Like turning human beings into commodities and promoting actions that are
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gravely disordered and humiliating and people shouldn't do. And purchasing eggs and renting
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wombs and creating children intentionally to deprive them of their natural mothers to fulfill the
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fantasies of single people and homosexuals. And it's just not sometimes implanting the wrong embryos
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and then having people sue over which baby to have. Ripping babies away from their surrogate mothers,
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the only mothers they've ever known. Sometimes just creating people with the wrong egg and the
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wrong sperm. And now you've intentionally created a person, or rather, you've intentionally created a
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person accidentally made of component parts from people who have never met each other. So you're
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setting them up for a life of suffering. Yikes. All sorts of problems. Was it a pro-lifer? No.
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It was actually a leftist. It was an anti-lifer. It was an anti-natalist. That is to say someone who holds
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the radical ideology that we shouldn't have more kids. Usually the anti-natalists are motivated by
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some kind of left-wing eschatology like climate change. You know, in order to save the rocks and
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the delta smelt, we have to get rid of all the people. Sometimes anti-natalism is just driven by
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selfishness, by kind of radical individualism, autonomy. But in any case, if pro-life is an idea
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and a campaign on the right, the thing that blew up this IVF clinic comes from the left.
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And now people are reacting to the story and they're saying, well, thank goodness
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no one in the clinic was killed. I mean, it's a fertility clinic. Imagine all those babies,
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all these people, they've invested their time, their hopes, their money into creating their babies.
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And this monster might have blown up those babies, might have killed those babies
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a little bit before the clinic and the parents will kill them themselves.
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Because do you know what happens at a fertility clinic?
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The vast majority of the babies who are created are killed because they're not used, because in the
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fertility industry process, many, many more babies are created than will actually be implanted and
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will actually be born. And then the rest of the babies, I just say the vast majority of the babies
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are put into a freezer until the parents or the clinic want to just destroy them and then they
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kill them. So what is my, what is the reaction? The reaction doesn't make any sense. Thank goodness
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he didn't kill all of those embryos before the clinic workers could do it themselves. Thank goodness
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those embryos might not have lived for another two days. Very strange. Also curious that the, on the IVF
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issue, you are now seeing criticism from the left and the right and the left wing criticism is wrong
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and the right wing criticism is right. But it is interesting that, that an issue that even I think
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about a year ago, most everyone, maybe two years ago, most everyone would have said, oh, this is
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unambiguously a good thing. What's wrong with more babies? Of course, there are all sorts of immoral
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ways to create a baby, including rape, for instance. It doesn't, doesn't mean the baby is bad, but it means
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that, that good ends do not justify immoral means. But now you're seeing all sorts, as people begin to
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understand what IVF is, you are seeing a real movement against it. And you're seeing a right
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wing movement against it, which is justified and peaceful and civil. And, but you're even seeing a
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left wing movement against it from the people who hate, from the people who hate people are willing
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Speaking of young people, Taylor Swift is no longer hot, so declareth President Trump.
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Quote, this is from Truth Social. Has anyone noticed that since I said I hate Taylor Swift,
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she's no longer hot, question mark? Now, I guess here he means hot as in she's no longer popular.
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But it's ambiguous and he might be insinuating that she's ugly now.
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Trump has engaged in these kinds of fights before, most notably with Rosie O'Donnell.
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I don't remember Trump saying he hates Taylor Swift, but he put it in quotes in all caps.
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And then he also put hot in quotes in all caps.
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And there are going to be squishy Republicans. I hear them now.
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There are going to be boring people in the policy wonk beltway community on both sides of the aisle
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who say, oh, this again. Trump was doing so well. Or the ones on the left will say,
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Trump wasn't doing well, but this is even worse. So, oh, this again. But even the people on the right
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who think that Trump's policy is generally good, they'll say, oh, he was doing so well.
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Why does he have to engage in these kinds of tweets again? Why does he have to engage in fights
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with pop stars? Oh, he did it with Bruce Springsteen, too. Bruce Springsteen just came out
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In my country, they're taking sadistic pleasure in the pain that they inflict on loyal American workers.
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They're rolling back historic civil rights legislation that led to a more just and plural society.
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and siding with dictators against those struggling for their freedom.
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This guy, he's abandoning our greatest ally, Ukraine, man.
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He, this guy, this Trump, he's turning away from democracy for dictators.
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So Trump responds. He goes, I see that highly overrated Bruce Springsteen goes to a foreign
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country to speak badly about the president of the United States. Never liked him, never liked his
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music or his radical left politics. And importantly, he's not a talented guy, just a pushy, obnoxious
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jerk who fervently supported crooked Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent fool and our worst ever
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president who came close to destroying our country. If I wasn't elected, it would have gone,
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been gone by now. Sleepy Joe didn't have a clue as to what he was doing, but Springsteen is,
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quote, dumb as a rock. Just a point. He used quotation marks here, and some people don't
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understand that. New Yorkers of a certain age do that. They use quotation marks as if to boldface
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something. I don't know. I know it's a quirk. People don't do it. But my, like my grandmother
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wrote like this. It's anyway, that's what he's doing here. Dumb as a rock and couldn't see what was
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going on. Or could he? Which is even worse. This dried out prune of a rocker, his skin is all
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atrophied. Ought to keep his mouth shut until he gets back into the country. That's just standard
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fare. Then we'll see how it goes for him. Okay. And, and, you know, all the, oh, all of the really
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smart people who wear tweed jackets and they go on all of the television shows and they work at the
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think tanks and they read all of the policy papers and they just say, Trump, what are you doing?
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This again? Why? Oh, he's so, if only you took his Twitter away. That's what people say.
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This is smart politics. Saying that Taylor Swift isn't hot anymore when you're the 70 something
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year old president of the United States is not just not dumb politics. It's smart politics.
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Going after Bruce Springsteen this way is smart politics for a different generation. When you go
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after Taylor Swift, you're attracting the attention of millennials and zoomers. When you go after Bruce
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Springsteen, you're attracting the attention of boomers and Gen X. This is not just not bad politics.
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It's smart politics because it is accessible to everyone. The dorks who just talk about their white
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papers on TV and at think tank lunches, they don't speak to everyone. Most people, even the people
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who are politically sympathetic to them, have no idea what they're talking about. Trump speaks to
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everyone because not only does he talk about, he does talk about policy and he does talk about trade
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and he does talk about tariffs and he does talk about immigration. He does talk about foreign policy.
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He also talks about Taylor Swift. Many, many more people can speak about and be interested by
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a discussion about Taylor Swift than they are discussing immigration. In a democracy,
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you need to talk to as many people as possible and persuade as many people as possible. There's
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an irony here. Bruce Springsteen is insinuating that Trump is a threat to democracy. Democrats have
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said this forever. Joe Biden's whole presidential campaign was predicated on calling Trump a threat
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to democracy. Trump is the most democratic president maybe that we have ever had. Andrew
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Jackson gives him a run for his money. Some of the progressives in the early 20th century give him
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a run for his money. But he might, I think he probably is because he is totally fluent in the pop
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culture. He is a pop culture icon and has been for decades, like 40 years at this point.
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And he knows that in a democracy, this is not true in an aristocracy. This is not true in a monarchy.
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This is not true in a dictatorship necessarily. But in a democracy, you need to talk to people in
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ways that they understand that are accessible. You need to titillate people. You need to push their
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buttons. I'm not even saying this to be condescending or to suggest this is a bad thing and these
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unwashed hoi polloi. I'm interested in the Taylor Swift stuff. I'm interested in the Bruce Springsteen
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stuff. It's good to talk to those people. Donald Trump is, all right, I'm willing to go all the
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way. I've considered the Andrew Jackson thing. I've considered the Teddy Roosevelt and the
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progressives thing. Trump is the most democratic president we've ever had. So if you don't like
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that he's talking about the subjects of popular culture, don't blame him. Blame democracy.
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Speaking of the public discourse, a George Washington University student, the class spokesman
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at her commencement ceremony, dedicated her speech at an important moment of her life. This is a
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lovely honor at one of the more important moments of her life to explaining how she is ashamed to
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graduate because of the state of Israel or something. For over a year, we have watched a
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genocide be committed against Palestinians. I cannot celebrate my own graduation without a heavy heart,
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knowing how many students in Palestine have been forced to stop their studies,
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expelled from their homes, and killed for simply remaining in the country of their ancestors.
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For the rest of us, these atrocities cause us to take stock in our own complacency in the imperialist
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system. I am ashamed to know my tuition is being used to fund genocide. Despite repeated calls from
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students and faculty to disclose all endowments and investments by the university and divest from
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the apartheid state of Israel, the administration has refused to negotiate in good faith. Instead,
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they have repressed anyone with the courage to point out the blood on their hands. None of us are
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free until Palestine is free. Thank you. None of us are free until Palestine is free.
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I don't know what that means, and I certainly don't think it's true. I think I can be perfectly free
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no matter what is going on in the Levant. I would be much more sympathetic to the Palestinian cause
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if its loudest proponents were not these people. Okay, this is it. I have a pretty open mind on the
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Israel-Palestine issue. I don't care that much about the state of Israel. I am broadly sympathetic
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to the state of Israel. I care about the holy sites a lot. I have a lot of friends who are very
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pro-Israel. It's not my top issue. I don't really care that much. I can understand some of the gripes
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that come from the pro-Palestine side. But when these are the people leading the pro-Palestine
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movement, how am I supposed to get on board with this? These kinds of people are wrong about
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everything. That girl, I promise you, that girl giving that speech is wrong about literally
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everything. So why would she be right about this issue? Furthermore, I think about the Israel-Palestine
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issue. She wants us to think about it. Let's think about it. I have yet to hear anyone make a
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persuasive argument that the state of Israel is not justified in going to war against Gaza and even in
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continuing the war against Gaza. I sort of wish they wouldn't because I care about this more from
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the American national interest. And the longer this war goes on, the more volatility is created and
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the greater the risk of the United States being dragged into a war. So from the American perspective,
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I would kind of like the war to wrap up. But from the Israeli perspective, can someone please
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explain to me how the war is not justified? That Gaza invaded on October 7th and killed a bunch of
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people and took hostages. The state of Israel responded and still has not gotten all of the hostages
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back. Furthermore, the state of Israel now is looking at Gaza and saying, okay, well, Hamas in
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power is an unacceptable security risk. We cannot tolerate that. So we have to do something to
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change it. Furthermore, the people in Gaza, when they had a modicum of self-government, chose to elect
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Hamas, which carried out the attack. So if you're the state of Israel, it seems to me that pretty much
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all of the criteria of just war that we have understood from classical antiquity up through
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the Middle Ages, up to the present are fulfilled here in going to war and in continuing the war.
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Can someone explain to me? I have an open mind. I am easily persuadable if someone can make a good
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argument. I haven't heard anyone making the argument. The only arguments I've heard are the
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arguments that this lady is making and the arguments that people just don't like the state of Israel and
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they want them to lose a war or something. But what is the argument? Usually what the argument
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comes down to is, well, the Palestinians, it's understandable. It's understandable that they
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would go in there and fly the hang gliders in and kill and rape and take a lot of hostages
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because, because why? Because the Israelis shouldn't be there in the first place.
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That's what it comes down to. And you heard this woman, this young girl say that during her
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commencement speech. She said, I'm complicit in imperialism. It's not just the supposed genocide.
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It's not any of this. It's imperialism is the problem. In other words, the Israelis shouldn't be
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there in the first place. Okay. And I kind of get that, except how are you going to make that? Can
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someone make that argument for me? You had a declaration from the British empire, which
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controlled the area saying that you can have a homeland for Jews. Then you had a UN establishment
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of the state of Israel. And then the Israelis fought a war over it in 1948.
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So you, you might not like that. I don't know. You might, you might've wished the war went a
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different way. You might've wished the UN didn't do that. You might've wished the Balfour
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Declaration didn't take place. You might not agree with the religious or historical
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premises of Zionism or anything. Sure. That's totally fine. But if you, if you actually trace
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all of these things back, I, I failed to see how you could say the war, the Israelis are not
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justified in going to war. And I failed to see how, if you accept the premise of modern nation
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states generally, you could say that the state of Israel is not justified in existing. And you might
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say, well, I don't believe in modern nation states. And okay, now we're all the way back at the
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Westphalian system. Now I guess we have to have another conversation, but what is it? This is to me,
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why I just can't get on board with the pro Palestine activism. Some of which crops up on
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the right a little bit too, is you're basically just, you, you have to rely on the arguments that
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these people are making, which are ultimately radical left arguments that undermine a lot of
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the other premises that you have. You think this woman's ready for another crusade, bring back King
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Baldwin to the Holy land. I don't think so. It just doesn't, doesn't hold up. So then you have to
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make common cause with these people. And then what are you doing? I don't know that that's the right.
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My favorite comment yesterday, or no, what was this? This would have been on Thursday because I
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went down and took my family to the beach. I was on the beach for four hours and I came back looking
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like I'm from the Levant. Didn't I come back a little bit Levant or Guadalajara or something? I don't
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know. Got a little toasty. It's that Sicilian blood. My favorite comment in any case from Thursday
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is from Maria Sanchez, SF60J, who says, coincidentally, providentially, we need to bring
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back the Crusades. A lot of people are saying that. Well, we didn't get Pope Urban this time
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around. We got a Pope Leo. We didn't get a Pope Urban this time, but who knows? Maybe, maybe.
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Speaking of death, a lot of death in today's show. FBI Director, Kash Patel, and Deputy FBI Director,
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Dan Bongino, have made a shocking, explosive claim that Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself.
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You said Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. People don't believe it.
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Well, I mean, listen, they have a right to their opinion, but as someone who has worked
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as a public defender, as a prosecutor, who's been in that prison system, who's been in the
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Metropolitan Detention Center, who's been in segregated housing, you know a suicide when you
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see one, and that's what that was. He killed himself. Again, you want me to, I've seen the
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whole file. He killed himself. This is shocking, actually, because Kash Patel, everyone was so
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excited for Kash Patel to go in, clean up all the corruption at the FBI. Is there any greater
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symptom? Is there any greater expression of corruption at the FBI than how the Epstein case
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was handled? And Dan Bongino, we love Dan. Now these guys are contradicting what everyone
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believes? What am I supposed to say to this? A lot of people are saying, well, Kash, he got sucked
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into the system. Dan, he sold out or whatever. Let me tell you something. I trust Dan Bongino.
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I don't know Kash Patel. That's no knock on Kash Patel. I just don't know the guy. But I do know
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Dan Bongino. And I trust Dan Bongino. So now this is making me rethink my priors. Because two weeks
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ago, if you said, hey, Michael, Jeffrey Epstein killed himself, I'd say, ah. Now I remember I
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interviewed Bill Barr around this time. Bill Barr was the attorney general. And I heard stories from
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people around Bill Barr that he seemed surprised when it happened. So it didn't seem like a setup
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from him at least. So hold on. What does that mean? No. On the one hand, there's no way Epstein
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killed himself. On the other hand, I trust Dan Bongino. So what is it? Did Kash and Dan get duped?
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Are they lying? I don't think they're lying. Or what did they not say?
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Is it possible that Jeffrey Epstein did kill himself, but that he was allowed to kill himself?
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Is it possible that when the cameras went out, it might just be that the cameras went out, I guess,
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but when the cameras went out and the guards didn't do their checks and he was on suicide watch,
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is it possible that he just had an opportunity to kill himself? Is it possible that Jeffrey Epstein was
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even craftier than we realized? Even more of a political operator than we realized? Don't forget,
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when Alex Acosta, the US attorney who was involved in the Epstein case, was up for labor secretary
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under Trump the first time, he said, he was asked about Epstein and he said, I was told not to go
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hard on Epstein because Epstein belongs to intelligence. The whole Epstein operation seems
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like an intelligence operation, probably an international intelligence operation.
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Is it possible that Jeffrey Epstein did in fact kill himself, but that there was nevertheless still
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a conspiracy to kill Jeffrey Epstein? I don't know. That is legitimately shocking news that makes you
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rethink your priors. Because unless you're just inclined to throw Patel and Dan under the bus,
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which I am not, then it's making me think, okay, maybe, but even if he killed himself,
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it doesn't mean that he killed himself, right? It can be the case that Jeffrey Epstein like
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technically killed himself, but also Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. Okay. Could be,
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could be. I have to see if there, that kind of a statement is only going to raise more questions.
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to ensure your title is still in your name. Now, turning from intelligence related things
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to unintelligent things, a woman has sterilized herself and is celebrating that. This TikTok has
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gone a little bit viral and it was sent to us by Natalia Turiansky. It was sent to the show.
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I said, Michael, take a look at what's going on in this TikTok. A woman having a party or at least
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Tomorrow, I'm getting permanently sterilized by having my fallopian tubes removed.
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So I decided to throw a little celebration for that and to celebrate the fact I've made
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the choice to not have kids. Women tend to only be celebrated when they get engaged,
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get married, or have a baby. And it's rare to see them celebrated as individuals for
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their accomplishments outside of the family. So it was really important to me to make sure
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that I dedicated time and space to celebrate myself and this life-changing decision that I'm
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So at first, I thought this must be satire, but I don't think it is. I was looking at the
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comments. I don't think it is. Notice she says, I'm having a celebration. And this is really sad.
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She's the only person there, which is a symbol of the thing she's celebrating, which is cutting
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herself off from other people, cutting herself off from the most basic ties. Her choice. It's not
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that it just didn't work out for her. She never got married. Her family and friends died or moved
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away. It's not just, oh man, this is tough suffering. Got to kiss it up. She's choosing
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to isolate herself, choosing to cut herself off from the closest bonds that one can imagine in this
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life. And then she puzzles at it. She says, you know, we celebrate pregnancy, but we never celebrate
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intentional sterilization. Yeah. Why do you think that is? So much of a liberalism
00:45:29.280
goes down to, hey, for all of history, we've done this thing, but why don't we do the opposite of
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this thing? Maybe there's a reason. You ever think that? You ever think that maybe there's a reason
00:45:44.460
why everyone everywhere has done a thing and a thing in a certain way? But the liberalism begins
00:45:53.760
from the assumption that everyone for all of history must have been wrong and deeply stupid
00:46:01.620
and that you and you alone have figured it out. You know, why, why is it? Why do you think,
00:46:09.600
why is it that everyone's always done this thing, but I'm going to do the opposite? And why, why,
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why don't we do the opposite? Furthermore, who do you think she's trying to convince?
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These people don't post. When relative to the people who have children versus those who have
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their fallopian tubes removed, relatively few people post on TikTok about their pregnancies.
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Relatively few. I know there are a lot of pregnancy TikToks, but I'm saying compared to the people who
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have children, which is most people, compared to the people who don't have children and not just
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don't have children, but actually intentionally sterilize themselves. Who's this lady trying to
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convince? Why is she making this big celebration? This gets down to, I put this in my commencement
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speech at Ave Maria, which is available at the Ave Maria YouTube channel right now. It does come down
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to that vision of George Bernard Shaw. Some people see things that are and say, well, I dream things that
00:47:07.340
never were and say, why not? Which is the serpent in the garden of Eve talking, the serpent in the
00:47:11.800
garden of Eden talking to Eve. The liberals think that's really good advice. It's actually very bad
00:47:16.480
advice. And it comes back to Karl Marx in the 11th thesis on Feuerbach, who says philosophy up till now
00:47:21.380
has tried to understand the world. The point is to change it. You're not going to change the world
00:47:27.160
and you should, it would not be good if you changed the world, even if you thought you could,
00:47:32.120
because it's good to be tethered to reality. So while you're watching the Michael and,
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