First Amendment Incursions

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
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(00:24):
I'm just going by media reports Wall Street Journal, New
York Post, Financial Times. They say that their sources are
claiming this is within Disney and ABC, that Kimmel's contract
is going to expire unless it's renewed in May of
twenty twenty six. So basically he's got, you know, what

(00:47):
is it, five six seven more months left? But May
twenty twenty six is when his contract is supposed to expire.
And so the question is do you think ABC will renew?
Can most contract A yet not? Should they will they A? Yes,

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I think they will renew. I know most of you
disagree so far. You look at the poll results, sixty
six point two percent No, thirty three point eight percent Yes.
Basically two to one. Two thirds of you believe he

(01:51):
will not be renewed. A third of you believe he
will be. To me, I can't read the evidence any
other way. Kimmel is now running ABC, and the radical
Left is running Disney, and the Democratic Party is running Disney.
And so when they made that phone call or several

(02:13):
calls to Bob Eiger, the CEO of Disney, and the
top people at ABC, they go, no, you put him
back on. I don't care how much disinformation, how much
this guy lies, how much hatred this guy spews. I
don't care how much pro baganda, the anti Trump bashing,

(02:34):
the vitriol that this guy spews out night after night.
I don't care how low his ratings go. You're not
taking this guy off the air. This is no longer
ABC News or ABC. Forgive me. This is not ABC,
this is the KBC. This is the Kimmel Broadcasting Corporation.

(02:59):
He now the shots because he's our mouthpiece. Agree, disagree.
Jimmy in Dorchester, Thanks for holding Jimmy, and.

Speaker 2 (03:10):
Welcome, good morning, Jeff, I want to say something. You
know who's back in them right now where it's a
all the Marvel comic characters are back in Kimball their form.
They said he has the right to say what he said, right.
So here's the thing. I'm gonna boycott Disney because they
have Marvel and all the main characters, the guy that

(03:31):
plays Iron Man, the guy that plays Captain America. They've
been voices for him, going with him. They don't care
about Kirk. That's why I'm gonna boycott. I'm not gonna
buy anything. I'm not gonna go to any of their
movies because Marvel is now pot of Disney and there
for Kimball.

Speaker 1 (03:52):
You know, Jimmy, that is a great point, and you're right,
like the Amazing Spider Man, the Avengers, Captain America for
Iron Man. I could go on and on these movies,
the X Men, as as X Men in particular, by
the way, I used to love X Men when I
was young, collected the comics, read the comics. Also loved
Captain America obviously, but Thor another one loved Thor. They

(04:17):
make a lot of money off those movies, those Marvel
movies and those shows. That they have on Disney, they
make a ton of cash. So you're completely right. If
this is where Marvel wants to go, if they want
to put all their eggs in that basket, you know
what they say, You go woke, you go broke, and
I'm with you, Jimmy, I'm not gonna watch another Marvel movie.

(04:41):
And that's what I mean. Like, once we start to
enforce this through ourselves, not through the government, but just
as Americans, we vote with our dollars and say, okay,
if Disney wants to play, if they want to spit
in our face and insul us on a most profound,

(05:01):
fundamental level, then that's fine. You're never going to get
another buck from us again. Disney will collapse and ABC
will collapse. Jimmy, are you shocked? I mean, stan Lee's
got to be spinning in his grave, the creator of
so many of these Marvel comic books and comic characters.

(05:23):
Are you shocked that Marvel would destroy their brand by
siding with someone as radioactive and as vile as Jimmy Kimmel.

Speaker 2 (05:38):
Jeff, I want to say one more thing, because you
were talking and you are the voice, because you're up
there with savage you're up there with John B.

Speaker 3 (05:46):
Wells.

Speaker 2 (05:47):
I remember listening to you when you first started off,
when you had Brittany and Cooksy working for you. That's
going way way back when you first started out. And
like you were saying, this fool that's calling you a Nazi,
right this idiot Bill from Sudbury. You're the voice of
America right now. You're one of the top guys with

(06:08):
like I said, Savage and John b Wells, and that's
fool to say that. I picture him. He needs to
see a psychiatrist. He probably has his room with Nazi
schwatstickers and he salutes Hitler and I'm gonna shock you
with this. He needs to see a psychiatrist. I bet
you ten to one. He hasn't been out with a woman.
This guy sleeping with a Harad.

Speaker 1 (06:35):
Jimmy, thank you very much for those kind words. I
appreciate it. Okay, I'm going to continue to take your
calls on Jimmy Kimmel now being reinstated at ABC News,
I promise. However, and this is kind of tied to
the issue of censorship that we've been talking about really
all morning. Those that criticized the medical establishment and in particular,

(07:00):
We've talked about the COVID JAB and how they deliberately
censored countless people for saying that our government lied to us,
that they oversold it, that they covered up, that it
had adverse effects for some people who took it, and
how these people were deliberately suppressed, canceled, and censored. Well,

(07:20):
Trump yesterday held a major press conference on autism yesterday,
and you probably know it's one of the biggest stories
in the world. According now to a huge study from
Havid Harvard University, researchers now are finding a potential link,

(07:42):
a potential link between pregnant mothers who take a lot
of tailanol in particular, and possible links to higher rates
of autism. Listen now to President Trump. He was joined
by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior,

(08:04):
saying that we are now looking to confront this crisis
of autism. Over the last twenty five to thirty years,
autism rates in the United States have skyrocketed, skyrocketed, and
many people are baffled. What is causing this explosion in

(08:26):
higher rates of autism. Robert F. Kennedy Junior now says
a lot of the scientific literature is pointing to vaccines,
and not all vaccines, but the increased number of vaccines,
and that they're so concentrated and giving them in immense

(08:46):
doses to very young babies at such a young age
that they believe now there's a possible link to that,
and of course as well to the use of thailanol
by pregnant women, and maybe that's also got something to
do with it. Listen now to President Trump roll cut one, Mike.

Speaker 4 (09:09):
Today, we're delighted to be joined by America's top medical
and public health professionals as we announced historic steps to
confront the crisis of autism. Horrible, horrible crisis. I want
to thank the man who brought this issue to the
forefront of American politics along with me, and we actually

(09:32):
met in my office. Is it like twenty years ago, Bobby,
It's probably twenty years.

Speaker 3 (09:37):
Ago in New York.

Speaker 4 (09:39):
I was a developer, as you probably heard, and I
always had very strong feelings about autism and how it
happened and where it came from.

Speaker 3 (09:46):
And he and I, I don't.

Speaker 4 (09:49):
Know the word got out, and I wouldn't say that
people were very understanding of where we were. But it's
turning out that we understood a lot more than a
lot of people who studied it, we think, and I
say we think because I don't think they were really
letting the public go what they knew.

Speaker 1 (10:09):
Meaning the medical establishment. And that's a point that Robert F.
Kennedy Junior has made repeatedly that there were numerous studies,
as I mentioned, there's a major Harvard study now that
show that there are possible links between the use of
thailanol for pregnant women and even now these very high
concentrations of vaccines and higher rates of autism, and they

(10:33):
deliberately suppressed it, they deliberately covered it up. And Kennedy says,
this has got to stop. You're endangering the health of women,
number one, obviously, and number two, you're needlessly inflicting autism
upon children otherwise who wouldn't have it. Now, listen to

(10:54):
Trump and he's going on they're going to clarify it later,
but he's talking about the Amish. The Amish do not
take any vaccines, and they don't take anything like thailan
hall or asset timinifin or however you pronounce it. They

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don't take any of that. And he says the amazing
researchers are saying, I don't think they found almost a
single case of autism. So there's something going on in
the Amish community. They are doing something that is leading
to extremely low rates of autism, especially when you compare
it to the general population in the United States roll

(11:41):
cut two Mike.

Speaker 4 (11:45):
Since two thousand, autism rates have surged by much more
than four hundred percent. Instead of attacking those who ask questions,
everyone should be grateful for those who are trying to
get the answers to this complex situation. And the first
day all of these great doctors behind me were there,
I told them, this is what we got it. We

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have to find out because when you go from twenty
thousand to ten thousand and then you go to twelve,
you know there's something artificial.

Speaker 3 (12:17):
They're taking something. And by the way, I think I.

Speaker 4 (12:20):
Can say that there are certain groups of people that
don't take vaccines and don't take any pills that have
no autism, that have no autism.

Speaker 1 (12:31):
And then by the way, he misspoke. He meant you
go from two thousand cases to ten thousand cases to
twelve thousand cases. So what he's saying is the numbers.
It's not just that they're ticking upwards. You know. We say, well,
you know, okay, you know, we don't know exactly what's
causing it, but it's not a crisis. No, it is surging.
It's an explosion in autism rates over the last twenty

(12:55):
five thirty years. Now. He then looks to Robert F.
Kennedy Junior, and he says, right, my correct, your mister secretary. Right,
the Amish, they have literal is it no rates of autism,
like no cases or extremely low roll cut to a mike.

Speaker 3 (13:15):
Is that a correct statement?

Speaker 5 (13:16):
By the way, there are some studies that suggest that, yeah,
with the Amish, for example.

Speaker 4 (13:21):
The Amish, Yeah, virtually, I know, I heard none. She
Bobby wants to be very careful with what he says,
and he should. But I'm not so careful with what
I say. But you have certain groups, the Amish, as
an example, they have essentially no autism.

Speaker 1 (13:39):
Or whatever, very low, okay, like very limited, very low,
especially compared to the rest of the population. Now, point
number one, look at the censorship that was applied against
any of those who challenged a medical establishment. Autism rates
are are surging. I mean, they're they're going through the roof,

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You've had mothers complaining for decades, You've had families complaining
for decades. Doctors, researchers trying to ask questions, trying to
do more scientific research, what is causing this, what is
driving this? And they were shut down. Okay, super quick.

(14:22):
So Trump holds a major press conference yesterday. By the way,
I've never seen a reaction like that. Well I have,
but it's rare. The media went berserk, I mean berserk.
The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Boston Globe, CNN, MSNBC,

(14:45):
the Democrats were losing their minds yesterday. They were on
cable television. He's gonna get women killed. He's telling him
not to take Tyler and all when they're pregnant. Oh
my god. He's blaming that Shans for autism. He's crazy.
He's going to get children killed. Are not going to

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be vaccinated. The hysteria, the panic, porn, the fear mongering,
the exaggeration again, the half truths, the lies, the distortion.
So anyway, all Trump said, and all Robert F. Kennedy said,

(15:29):
and again what the media is leaving out is citing
a major study from Harvard and other institutions saying, no,
there's quite a bit of literature now developing out there
that there may be a possible link between pregnant women
who take tyland all, especially a lot of Thailand all,

(15:51):
and some of these higher rates of autism. So we
recommend that you don't take it tailand all isn't it's
you can buy it's it's it's on the counter, you
can buy it anywhere, pharmacy, grocery store. So it's not
as if they're going to prevent pregnant women from taking

(16:12):
pilot all. And even then, and I'll play you the cut,
Trump says, hey, look, if you've got a really high
fever and your doctor says he's okay, of course, take pilotoll.
We're not saying, you know, don't take it ever, We're
just saying, be aware. There's some new scientific evidence out
there that the medical establishment has been trying to censor

(16:35):
and suppress for years. That's saying that there could be
some kind of a causal link. Now, I'm sorry, why
can't you say that, especially if the research backs it up.
Why can't you say that if some of the top
experts in the world are saying no, we think there

(16:57):
could be some evidence here and again it goes back
to the COVID job. Why can't women make the best
informed decisions for their own body and that of the
child that they're carrying? My body, my choice is it's
only for abortion. That's it. Listen now to President Trump

(17:21):
on autism and the FDA roll cut three a mic.

Speaker 4 (17:30):
First, effective immediately, the FDA will be notifying physicians at
the use of I said, well, let's see how we
say that. I said, menin acetamin I said, okay, which
is basically commonly known as thailand all during pregnancy can

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be associated with a very increased risk of atism.

Speaker 3 (18:01):
So taking tail and ail is uh, not good. I'll
say it.

Speaker 1 (18:08):
It's not good, basically saying you know, yeah, have a doctor.
I mean play three A where he says, look, we're
not saying don't take it. Obviously you got a figh
fever or dangerously high fever and your doctor's okay with it,
but we're just recommending you shouldn't take it. It's up

(18:29):
to you. We make the recommendations, you decide what's best
for you and your baby. Roll cut three a mike.

Speaker 4 (18:37):
For this reason, they are strongly recommending that women limit
Tyler and all use during pregnancy unless medically necessary.

Speaker 3 (18:47):
That's uh.

Speaker 4 (18:48):
For instance, the cases of extremely high fever, then you
feel you can't tough.

Speaker 3 (18:54):
It out, you can't do it. I guess there's that.
It's a small number of cases.

Speaker 1 (18:59):
I think now, not to beat a dead horse, but
I just I have to say this. I remember when
I was growing up. Now again, this is just me.
Maybe your parents were different. You know, my parents actively
discouraged that I use aspirin or tile and all or whatever. Now,
if I really needed it, if I had a really
high fever, or if there was really a lot of pain,

(19:21):
whatever I twisted my ankle or you know whatever. Okay,
I mean, you really got to take it, take it.
But generally my parents had a philosophy, unless you absolutely
need it, don't take it. Why A, this is what
they told me. It lowers your immune level, Like why
would you take something that your own body can fight
off on its own. And B you generally don't want

(19:45):
to get into the habit of just popping things in
your mouth whenever something is wrong. So what I'm just
saying is from my up and most of my friends
were the same. Their parents were the same. In other words,
this go to the pill for everything, pop something in
your mouth for everything. No matter what there was, it was.

(20:07):
This attitude was if you don't really need to take it,
absolutely need to take it, don't take it now. Suddenly
something has changed in our culture, because now you gotta
pop aspirin like it's a you know, a cough drop
or you know, a stick of gum or tail and
all or ibewprofen or whatever it is. I mean the

(20:30):
commercials they run on television. I mean anything, Oh your
back hurts, okay, pop an advil. Oh you got some
knee paint, Pop an advil. Oh you got a slight
fever or what, Well, he'll take a tile and all.
I'm looking at all this and I'm like taking all
of this stuff in the high volumes, like I mean,

(20:52):
just how much people take and just you know something
maybe want like a daily regimen where you're gonna take
this every day now if your doctor's telling you to
do it. That's something else. Like here with my busted
up ribs, they had me on very strong doses of
ibuprofen and some muscle relaxance. It worked, Oh and I

(21:13):
needed it initially. I still have a whole bottle full
of ibue profen capsules. You know these big what is it,
eight hundred milligrams. I mean they could, you know, they
could take the pain away from an elephant. I stopped
taking it as soon as I could. Now I was
still suffering, you know, pain and discomfort, not like it

(21:35):
was before. Why I'm like, if I don't need to
take it, I don't want to take it. Well, for
whatever reason, it going to burn my liver or I
just don't want to take it unless I you know,
unless I absolutely have to. To me, it's just common sense. Now,
this is Trump's a man from a different era, at

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different time, a different way of thinking. Listen to him,
basically saying, especially pilot all and women who are pregnant,
if you don't need to take it, don't take it.
Roll cut three b mikes.

Speaker 3 (22:13):
In other words, a fever that's very.

Speaker 4 (22:15):
Very dangerous and ideally a doctor's decision, because I think
you shouldn't take it, and you shouldn't take it during
the entire pregnancy. They may tell you that toward the
end of the pregnancy you shouldn't take it during the
entire and you shouldn't give the child the tailand all
every time he goes he's born, he goes and has
a shot.

Speaker 3 (22:35):
You shouldn't give a tilan all to that child.

Speaker 4 (22:38):
All pregnant women should talk to their doctors for more
information about limiting the use of this medication while pregnant.

Speaker 3 (22:45):
So ideally you don't take it.

Speaker 4 (22:47):
At all, but if you have to, if you can't
tough it out, if there's a problem, you're going to
end up doing it.

Speaker 1 (22:53):
Now, very quickly, he was viciously attacked. I mean then
they're still attacking him now to this day. And so
one of these moonbat reporters again, you know that Trump
is anti science and he's going to get women killed
and on all the hysteria, and so one of them says, well,
how come we haven't heard more about this supposed link

(23:16):
between autism and tylanol A sit them inofant whoever, how
you pronounce it, and listen to Trump's response, and I
think he's right. Roll cuts six, Mike, why do you
think we haven't heard more previously about the tie to autism?

Speaker 3 (23:35):
In a stamatavent, nobody knows. I don't know.

Speaker 4 (23:38):
Not only that when you say it, you get attacked.
I was saying something similar not as strongly because now
facts are on our side. But I was saying it
with Bobby twenty years ago and I was attacked.

Speaker 3 (23:51):
I said, WHOA, what was that all about? I had
no idea you get attacked. I don't know.

Speaker 1 (23:57):
Because as you're going up against big pharma. That's why
there's billions of dollars in this pain reliever, you know,
uh as some fitamine and an ibuprofen. And I mean
this is big money, huge money, huge money, huge. That's
why you're being attacked. And just look at every Look

(24:21):
at ABC, look at CBS, look at NBC, look at
their evening news, look at the ads. Look at the ads.
It's advil, it's tile and all, it's aspirin, it's I mean,
I know they're not all a symptom thin whatever you pronounced.
I always said, uh act innefant. I understand Simon's ibuprofen.

(24:43):
I mean, I get it, they're different. I understand that.
But what I'm saying is, you know, pain reliever, fever reducer,
you know asperin. This is big money, man, this is
big money. You know anything bothers you You take a pill.
That's the solution to everything. Just take a pill and

(25:04):
the vaccine business. That's huge. So listen now to Trump.
This was him yesterday saying, you know what, and maybe
take it easy on the vaccines when it comes to
your babies after they're born, Yes, give them all the
vaccines that they need, but don't compress it all on
these massive needles where they're getting. By the way, you

(25:26):
know now they're getting twenty six more shots. Every baby
gets twenty six more shots, twenty six more than babies
did just fifteen to twenty years ago. Do you know
now that the average baby, what is it, sixty to
seventy shots? Like, what the hell are you pumping into

(25:48):
these kids? And you're shocked that there's now literature and
studies saying yeah, there could be a link now between
higher autism rates and all of these massive vaccinations. Again,
I'm not saying don't vaccinate your children. My children are
fully fully vaccinated, except then they didn't have the extra

(26:09):
twenty six shots because they were born what is it
twenty ten and twenty twelve, But you know, my kids
are fully vaccinated. But you look at the last ten
years in particular, Holy mackerel, how much more do you
want to pump up a baby with seriously listen now
to trump roll cut five, Mike.

Speaker 4 (26:32):
But I think when you go for the shot, you
do it over a five time period, take it over
five times or four times, but you take it in
smaller doses. Yes, and you spread it out over a
period of years. And they pump so much stuff into
those beautiful little babies.

Speaker 3 (26:50):
It's a disgrace. I don't see it. I don't. I
think it has. I think it's very bad. They're pumping
it looks like they're pumping into a horse.

Speaker 4 (27:00):
You have a little child, little fragile child that he
get a that of eighty different vaccines I guess eighty
different blends and they pump it in.

Speaker 1 (27:12):
He's completely right, so he's you know, spread it out.
That's another thing. Why is you know you have babies
being shot up like a day after they're born. What's
the rush man? Spread it out? Like I said, hepatitis B.
Why does a baby even need a hepatitis BE shot?
And it expires within six or seven years, So unless

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the mother has hepatitis been. I'm just gonna give you
an example. So that means, yeah, the baby can then
contract it. But every hospital if a woman is pregnant,
they test for appetitis B, so she doesn't need the
shot if she's if she does, if she's not tiring
the virus, there is no need for the baby to
get a hepatitis BE shot. None. It wears off after

(27:57):
six or seven years, and you could only contract a
hepatitis BE through unprotected sex or sharing needles. And as
I said, unless you're Hunter Biden, you don't need to
hepatitis BE shot because you're a little baby, so you're
not gonna have unprotected sex, and you're not gonna be
sharing a needle with some Russian hooker. So it's a

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completely unnecessary vaccine at that age, completely, and after six
seven years it wears off, you gotta do it again.
So here's a blatant example of an unnecessary vaccine. And
you know we're up to eighty now soon, I'm telling
you they're gonna be at one hundred. And what Bobby

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Kennedy is asking, and he's right, and Trump is asking,
and he's right, and increasingly now leading experts and researchers
in medicine, in study after study, are now asking, is
when you give babies this many shots in contraded doses
is this now a reason, a possible link to these

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higher rates of autism that we have now seen over
the last twenty years. One more cut. I want to
go to the phone lines. Listen now. This is Robert F.
Kennedy Junior. He then began to speak, saying, it's not
just me. Listen to the mothers. Listen to the women.

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Listen to the pregnant mothers. They're complaining, saying I can
feel it, I can sense it. There's something wrong. Roll
cut nine, Mike.

Speaker 5 (29:45):
I'm forty to seventy percent of mothers who have children
with autism believe that their child was injured by a vaccine.
President Trump believes that we should be listening to these
mothers instead of gas lighting and marginalize them, marginalizing them
like prior administrations to some of our friends like to say,

(30:07):
we should believe all women and some of these saying
people have been silencing and demonizing these mothers for three decades.

Speaker 1 (30:15):
Bingo, He's completely right. He's completely right, completely right, completely right.
And of course I got the left even more angry
because that's not you know me too. We're talking about
women that were raped, You're talking about mothers who had
children that have autism. How dare you compare the two?

(30:37):
Listen to women, don't silence them, don't censor them, don't
cancel them. And when you have that many women, and
there are so many who are insisting these vaccines are
not good for my baby in this many doses, in
this kind of concentration, I can see the change in

(31:01):
my child. It had a bad side effect. Listen to
them instead, Big Pharma wants to marginalize and silence them. Agree,
disagree six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.

(31:21):
Jennifer in Ipswich. Thanks for holding Jennifer, and welcome.

Speaker 6 (31:27):
Yeah, I guess, hi, Jess. I just wanted to say
that I don't think it's the tile and all, because
my daughter is five and she has autism. And when
I was talking, I didn't take anything whatsoever because I was,
you know, a fear that I'd miscarried, so I didn't
take anything. However, vaccinations. I was looking last night, like

(31:51):
on the Little Tasian Gateway app, and I saw that
she already had like twenty six vaccines so far, and
then like thirty if I'm counting the flu shot. So
either it's got to be vaccines.

Speaker 1 (32:11):
Well, Jennifer, I mean, how do I can I I'm
getting too If I'm getting too personal, please tell me.
I promise I won't be offended. Is there any history
of autism in your family or in your your husband
or your partner's family.

Speaker 6 (32:26):
No, no autism in our family at all. So it's like,
where did this come from?

Speaker 1 (32:33):
You know, let me ask you this. The left and
the media are saying that this is causing panic, that
Trump is being irresponsible. RFK Junior is being irresponsible to
even suggest that there could be a link between all
of these vaccines and higher rates of autism, or some

(32:54):
pregnant women taking a lot of tail and all and
higher rates of autism. Do you feel feel that they're
instilling panic in the public, or do you feel that
they're willing to open up a conversation that we need
to have.

Speaker 6 (33:09):
I think it's a conversation that we need to have.
Most of it I think would be like common sense,
like don't take stuff when you're pregnant and just just
be you know, I guess, I don't know. Just watch
what you're giving your kids for vaccinations. I mean, I'm
not going to give my daughter the COVID vaccine but

(33:32):
I am going to vaccinator just like Trump said, just
don't give everything all in one shot.

Speaker 1 (33:39):
That's the key to me. I'm so with you, Jennifer,
space it out that that's also to me common sense
like almost on everything, to be honest, you know, moderation
and all things. That's an ancient Greek that's ancient Greek wisdom.
I mean it literally goes back to Socrates in Plato
and Aristotle, and it's been good for thousands of years.

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Why should we stop now? And you know, and this
is nothing to do now with pregnant women. Okay, and again,
if your doctor is telling you to do it, that's
something else. But again, I'm watching TV's. It's unbelievable, Like
is everybody just popping advil like it's candy like it
and oh my elbow hurts. Okay, take an advil or

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whatever tailing all whatever it is aspirin. Oh my, oh
my god, I got a little bit of a headache. Okay,
well let me hear, let me pop a tilt all
you know what. Oh I got a little bit of
lower back pain there Ooh well, let me just pop
an oud, you know, like pop some iybe your profen
and I'm like, well, yeah, if it's real pain, obviously,
but i mean, come on, man, pain is part of life.