Matt Walsh mocks Tennessee Democratic representative for calling him uneducated
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Summary
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. James Clements to discuss his research on castration and mutilation of children. Dr. Clements is a pediatric neurologist who conducts research on the effects of castration, mutilation, and chemical castration on children.
Transcript
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Can you give us a summary of your educational background or your healthcare education experience?
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Your educational background. I'm just curious. You've testified as to a lot of your own research.
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I'm curious for what purpose you do that and what background you have to qualify you to speak to that.
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Well, my background that qualifies me to speak to this is that I'm a human being with a brain and common sense,
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and I have a soul, and so therefore I think it's a really bad idea
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to chemically castrate children. That is my experience.
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Also, I did, now it's true, I didn't go to college, but I did go to school long enough to learn how to read
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so I can read the data for myself, and that's exactly what I've done.
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And for what purpose do you conduct your research and use this brain of yours?
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I use it for the purpose of trying to protect children from being castrated and mutilated.
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You don't use it to get clicks on your publication?
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Well, are you using it right now to try to get clicks with this interaction?
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I really like the idea of getting, of drawing attention to the fact that this is happening to children.
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I know you seem to find it very amusing. I don't.
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I think it's about the mind that it's going to be done.
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It's just like, you know, an actually, everything that's going to play well.
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And it's sort of like, you know, antime the word around that I felt hey can't be going to do what's know.
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I know you're between three and me equal to twoJust.