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This was a rough one. Today, folks, Brandon Showalter from The Christian
Post is with us today and we'lldocument his work over the last seven years
talking to parents whose families have beendevastated and disintegrated by the trans cult.
Parents are being told you don't knowyour child by these so called experts.
Who knows their child better than theirparents, no one. We'll discuss the
documentary Dead Name, which I justwatched. I have to tell you I
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was bawling at the end, evenknowing what I know about what's going on
with the trans cult taking your kidsaway, just like here in Maine,
LG seventeen thirty five, which willbe coming up Thursday at three o'clock in
the Judiciary Committee. And I'll givethat a fifty to fifty chance of passing
unless more parents send emails in.We're urging parents to send emails into the
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Judiciary just file. Follow me onTwitter at Sean mcbriardy. All the information
is there, but these parents don'twant others to go through what they did.
Parents are supposed to be the lastline of defense to save their children.
This is the main source of Truthpodcast, and very few parents have
said anything. What Sean mcbriarty did, Sean mcbrity is in the futst ocus
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today, Seawan, though, howpervasive is that in our school? Sean
mcbriarty joins us. Now he justwon this lawsuit and gets forty thousand dollars
from the school board. Good morning, Shawn. You're his most dangerous dad
apparently. How are you? Areyou being soon or working to by a
local district for exposing the transgender librarydisplay? Can you explain to what's what
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happens? Hey? You are sowith everything that's going on to we just
talked to this just like alcohol smelyeah, about the over sessualization of books
and libraries at the pool and itlooks like you put the handle on that.
That's the way that makes you tosupport that. I ask you to
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Sean mcbriarty Now onto the show allRight, Season three, episode ninety
eight. It is January twenty third, twenty twenty four. As we record
this today Brandon's show Walter Dead Namewill be the title of the podcast.
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I wanted to see if there's aBible verse on mutilation, and this is
just again horrific that we have tothink about these things. But Deuteronomy twenty
three to one, no one whois emasculated or has his male organ cutoff
shall enter the assembly of the Lord. And that hits home today for our
discussion with Brandon about this just transingof kids, the surgical mutilation of children.
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That's what's happening, folks. Peopleare convincing kids as young as four
and five that they can just cuttheir dick off and turn it into a
vagina. It is pure insanity.I want to give you a couple updates
here interesting a main judge. Thisis the headline Banga Daily News. Main
judge makes county ensurer pay one hundredand thirty thousand dollars for violating open records
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law. So this has to dowith the main's right to know freedom of
access acts. It's called in Maine. I recently sued the her In School
Department because they were withholding willfully withholdingcopyrighted information that is an open records item.
It's it's not something they can hold. But a judge ordered the insured
representing various main counties to pay onehundred and thirty thousand dollars after the state's
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High court found it acted in badfaith. That's actually a term I use
with Herman in dealing with a publicrecords request. So this is really this
is a great sign. Mains fulllaw has no teeth to it. There's
a five hundred dollars first defense fine. I think thousand dollars second offense.
You know, that's a rounding errorfor these school districts making thirty forty fifty
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million dollars a year from taxpayers.But I think this is a good sign.
Hopefully. Also in my case,it actually was a tie, and
in my opinion, tie goes tothe runner. I think I actually won
that case, but because I gainedthe information that I was suing about.
Secondarily they said that the case wasmute. Then I actually sent the Herman
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School Department stupor intent that Micah granta request for more drummond woods in their
their legal arm. The legal armof most of the tw hundred fifty three
school districts in Maine, a corporatedinformation, and he provided it willfully.
He followed the law after I hadto sue them. So that costs me
five hundred dollars and twenty two cents. If anybody wants to help offset those
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costs. Www dot Gibson, godot com, slash Sean McBride's where you
can go, or again, justbecome become a pay subscriber. My substack
five bucks a month. I mean, you know, five bucks a month
is nothing today, fifty dollars ayear, you know, I think I'm
bringing some of the just you know, most truthful content that's out there.
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You don't get this from anybody else. You don't get it from any other
news agencies in Maine. So Icertainly appreciate your support. But this is
this is a good sign. Thisis a very good sign that this judge
ordered the insured to pay for violatingthe open records law. So that's great.
Also, it's National School Choice Weekthis week, and I had a
friend send this previous podcast guest.Actually, I think it was Jared Julia
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who sent it his book The RedOffenders on episode ninety four. I say
all the time, I'm an educationalfreedom advocate. I help parents to try
to help navigate the issues within theschools. I don't like the term school
choice. I like educational freedom,but I can get behind it. Unfortunately,
here in Maine, the way weare currently concocted, with the Democrats
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running everything from the governor's mansion tothe House to the Senate, in the
district attorney's office, school choice oreducational freedom is never going to happen here
in Maine because, well because themain GOP is basically screwed the poochs in
the last decade. The main GOPthat has no wind in their sales,
no direction, no rallying cry.They just all like to be on the
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boat, right, They just arudderless ship. They like to be on
the boat. They think that schoolbeing on the boat. No idea where
they're going, no idea how they'regoing to get there, no idea what
happens when they get here. Butback to this educational freedom, that's the
term to use. Maybe next yearthey'll rebrand this, you know, educational
freedom Week instead of school choice Week. But I'm all in. I believe
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that property taxes should follow the child, and in many cases here in Maine,
more than half, sometimes three quartersin my old town, seventy percent
of my tax dollars for my propertytaxes went to the local school system.
The worst run business in town barnone. So our friend and journalist Jackson
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Elliott of The Epic Times did apiece just came out recently within the last
twelve hours or so. Headline hismain bill would take children from parents who
refused gender affirming care, and thesubline headline says a new bill would also
allow for someone to take transgender identifyingchild children away from a parent and bring
them to Maine for surgery and hormone. So he really documents LD seventeen thirty
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five. He shows it in thearticle as HP one one four. I
haven't seen it referred to that,but the link went to the same place.
But it talks really about this transtrap faking situation in which the bill
prohibits a court from considering the takinga retention of a child from a person
who has legal custody of the child, if the taking a retention was for
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obtaining gender affirming health care or genderaffirming mental health care. It's trans trafficking,
folks, It's really trans tourism.Governor Janet Mills here in Maine should
put up a giant sign that saysMaine where you can kill babies and potentially
if this passes, where we willmutilate your child with your tax dollars.
It's it's sick. So Amber Levinefrom damar Scotta, Maine talks a little
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bit about her situation and you know, her battle thirteen year old daughter was
given a chest binder from a middleschool social worker, This guy Sam Roy,
who I don't even know is adude really honestly, but was given
a breastbinder, given different pronouns atschool and a different name at school,
and then told to keep it alla secret from her parents. And on
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December second, twenty twenty two,member found this bressbinder in her daughter's room.
And then she has now worked tosue the school. So are currently
in that process which takes years unfortunatelywith Goldwater Institute. Thank you for helping
Amber, but it really talks about, you know, gender reassignment procedures are
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mutilation, it's butchery. She wouldnever allow her daughter to undergo these surgeries.
And then when she sued the school, the main government sent social workers
to her house for a wellness checkbecause social workers child protective Services has been
weaponized by the Department of Justice andby these schools. So under this new
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law, potentially LD seventeen thirty five, Amber Levine's refusal to use male pronouns
and a male name for her daughterwould legally count as child abuse. You
don't think they're coming for your kids, they are folks. Blaze Media also
picked this up. Joseph McKinnon actuallywrote this today. Fight to stop Main's
Transgender Trafficking Bill is coming down tothe wire. Parental Rights Group hopes to
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create critical mass of messages to membersof the State Judiciary Committee that will dissuade
them from advancing LG seventeen thirty five. As I will say a number of
times in this podcast, follow meon Twitter at Sean mcpriory. Go there
you will find the email addresses ofall of the far left crazy people on
the Judiciary Committee, those that probablywill support LG seventeen thirty five. On
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Thursday at three o'clock in AUGUSTA whichI will hopefully be in attendance for,
but Lorie Osher from Orno her Actto Safeguard Gender Affirming Healthcare, which we
all know it doesn't exist. Genderfirming healthcare does not exist. It's all
predators, predators, willing surgeons,pharmacists, counselors, teachers, whomever.
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In this article quotes Alvin Leuis,president of the parental rights group courageses a
habit. Alvin and I have beenworking hand in hand on this. He's
come up with some great artifacts tohelp people very quickly get through understanding the
process and really visualizing the situation herewith these far left Democrats and one rhino
Republican. So hopefully this will bestopped. I'm going to give it about
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a fifty to fifty chance, andit's really at that, you know,
Razor's edge margin. If we canjust get one of these democratic crazy people
I call him democratic. They're notdemocratic, they're Democrats. If I get
one of these Democrats to shoot downthe bill, well then that's what's going
to shake out. But it's EricBraky, Republican, and Carney Democrat,
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Donna Bailey Democrat, Matt Moonan Democrat, Amy Kuhon Democrat, Adam Lee Democrat,
Steve Moriarty Democrat. He's also agoofball. He was in my old
hometown of Cumberland. And Aaron Sheanalso a Democrat. So we want to
make sure that this is urged notto pass again. Please go, Please
write an email. It doesn't matterwhere you live, parents, it doesn't
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matter what state you're in in thiscountry. If this passes, your kid
can be taken from you. Allright, I good play for you.
Dead name the trailer and this isgoing to lead right into our next guest,
Brandon show Walter, who helped putthis together. If you walk girl
parts and you don't have them,you can do special surgery where they turn
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your penis inside out, enter thevagina inside. Preschool sends out a letter
to all the parents announcing one ofour students is now Rosa and we would
love you all to come and celebrateand support her. And he was four
years old. I didn't even knowif he knew what a pronat was.
I go to the daycare a weeklater to drop them off, and it's
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Rosa is written on the entrance sheetwhere I have to sign. Rosa's on
his cubby. It's everywhere. Andthey would just look at me and listen.
They would say, oh, youshould really want to accept this and
celebrate it. And I'm like,celebrate what sebate that my child's going to
be put on hormones and his peniswill never grow and he'll never have a
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normal sex life. And we enjoyedthe rest of his life. This was
when she was like fifteen. Iremember being up in her room and she
said, I'm Trams and I needa new name. Somehow I got a
text from CBS. Your prescription fora tes is available. She's like,
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it's mine. You can't take itfrom me. You can get this by
making a phone call and having atelew appointment. I mean, there was
no psychological evaluation. There was nothing. Where does our species go if you
can cut off your body parts likethis? Sean had set up an appointment
with an in your chronologist at theHospital's ready to get hormarned. I'm looking
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at it is, Hey, thiskid just needs explain to him. Hey,
he's had a lot of traumatic eventsthrough his life, you know,
losing his leg. We had anolder son that died of a her Win
overdose when he was eight years old. He went to loss of his mom
being diagnosed with cancer again. Imean, I went through all. I
said, all these things have tohave a big effect on it. When
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I had the appointment with the psychiatrist. I was just blown away when she
turned around and told me that he'sdefinitely transgender, and you are an unsupportive,
abusive father. I'm trying to keephim alive. Just horrible. And
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I'm going to also play for youBrandon Showalter's comments at the end of the
movie. He mentions it, actually, when we talk today, I just
want to give you that context.What I would see consistently is that this
ideology ruined everything it touches, andthat the heartbreak and the devastation of parents
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and families was just staggering, andthe desperation as this really escalated in culture
just skyrocketed. This was an existentialcrisis for people. I saw people just
with that thousand foot stare that thiswas, this was cutting to the core
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of what it meant to be human. And people had no grid for this,
They had no paradigm for any ofthis. They were just shocked,
horrified, terrified, devastated. Neverthought it could happen to their kid,
to their children. They loved themso much, and to see them,
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to be forced to watch the slowmotion dissociation and disintegration, chemical disintegration sometimes
of their own children was just likeliving in a horror movie and that has
only increased through the years, thathas just gotten worse. That's our next
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I really appreciate the support. Ournext guest was on Steve Bannon's war room
right before I was, when wewere speaking about some horrors of the transgender
cult and here in Maine, LDseventeen thirty five. He was on January
sixteenth, and I wanted to findout more. He's an adventurer and a
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hobbyist amateur chef. He's an opinionwriter and a social commentator. He's a
journalist and a podcaster with The ChristianPost, reporting extensively on topics of theological
interest in the church, including thedevelopments of gender identity, something we're seeing
sweeping across the nation and our stateof Maine. The Christian Post is on
Twitter at Christian Post. He becamea journalist in twenty sixteen and never in
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a million years to the envision howmany parents torn to shreds by gender ideology
he would become acquainted with. Forseven years, this has been a snapshot
out of his daily life documenting familiesripped apart by the trans cult He's been
the public face of a horrific onehour documentary, Dead Name, and you
heard the trailer a minute ago profilingthree families that will be speaking about provided
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by Broken Hearted Films director Taylor Reese, which you can buy online nine for
nine ninety nine and I'll link itin the show notes. I just watched
this movie. It is very heartbreakingthe reality of what's happening to parents and
kids being tortured by these trans cultists. Devastation, disintegration of families, and
as our next guest said, thethousand foot stare he's seen from parents.
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He's on Twitter at Brandon m Showand his motto from Chariots of Fire is
when I sing, I feel hispleasure. I welcome Brandon Show Walter to
the Main Source of Truth podcast.So Brandon, thank you for being on
the podcast today. I appreciate it. Thank you, Sean, it's good
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to be here with you. Yeah, it's sad to hear you know,
you're recount of these issues. LikeI said on Steve Bannon's war Room right
before I did my spot, youknow your spot made a ton of sense
from my intro and what's going onhere in the state of Maine. But
I mean this subject, it's it'ssick, it's evil, it's twisted,
and Brandon is the father of twingirls myself. The movie Dead Name is
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emotional as hell. Can you explainright out of the gate what does dead
mean? What does that term actuallymean? Well, a dead name that
is transgender parlance for a given namethat your child or some child that starts
to identify as transgender or some otherquote unquote gender identity. The first step
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in the process will often be topick a name that is more associated with
the opposite sex, and so thenthey say that their name that their parents
gave them is now dead. Andso that's just like a punch in the
guts to the parents who chose thename with special meaning. But as Taylor
Reas, the director of Dead Name, the documentary, has explained, it's
emblematic of the largest ruggles that parentsand family space when this dogma, this
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gender identity nonsense, enters their homeand it just sort of turns everything that
touches to ash. It brings deathand destruction to everything. It's as though
the child is trying to erase theirchild, child, their entire childhood,
and cancel all of the previous memoriesbefore they suddenly became convinced that they were
somehow something other than their sex.So it's it's sort of it is the
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name, it's the name, it'sthe term for their given name, but
it also sort of signals something muchbroader. The death and the destruction of
this ideology reeks on a family.Well, and it's it's unfortunate because in
many of these cases we see thatthis dead name is unfortunately poignant because a
lot of these kids, they're goingthrough anxiety and depression, thoughts of suicide,
and many of these kids are killingthemselves. I mean, the largest
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study ever done in Sweden for thirtyyears showed that, you know, people
had a twenty times greater chance tokill themselves after sexual transition, search injury,
and so unfortunately that time is spreadon the money. Well, right,
and that study in Sweden, you'recorrect, is the nineteen times higher
hazard of complete completed suicide after theirpost operative what were then known as transsexual
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persons. I don't think they measuredkids in that one, but it does
sort of show that the most famoustalking point from transactivist is that unless you
allow your child to go on pubertyblockers, cross that hormones, and undergo
surgery, they are either very likelyto or will take their own lives by
suicide. But that's just manipulative propagandaand abuse that hurled at parents, especially
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in doctors' offices, used to instillfear in them, when really and while
there have been some that have takentheir own lives, as you said,
there are those anecdotal reports out there, the suicide line is such an abusive
why I think one of the worstworst things that's hurled at parents who just
want the best of their kids,who want to keep them safe from medical
harm, and they are told thatunless you allow, they're going to die.
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And that is totally inappropriate advice gettingfrom a medical professional standpoint, I
mean, doctors and psychologists have nobusiness things things to parents who love their
children. Yeah, it's emotional blackmail, right, and it's not happening from
the doctor's offices. It's happening inthese school social workers and counselors' offices behind
closed doors. They're telling the parentsthe same thing. You know, you're
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well, we got let's talk aboutthis. So three families in the in
the documentary, I felt overwhelmed.Honestly. I usually prepare a couple hours
before each podcast, just a peakunder the tent. And you know,
you had so much information that youprovided me, which is great content.
It's horrifying, but it's great.I felt a little overwhelmed today and we
pushed this off a half an hour, so I thank you for that.
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But in Dead Name, the movieAmy, one of the mothers said that
her easy child that was her quote, was having some issues in middle school
and it became more difficult for herand she wasn't the same anymore. And
then one day she says to hermom, I'm trans I need a new
name, and the mom says,you know, the name of the Gabor
meant something to them, it hadmeaning, right, But her new name
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became Wes. And so you knowthis this perss this parent. Amy is
saying that parents didn't have the time. They don't have the time to process
this and work through the brainwashing thattheir kids receive. Because just like you
said, the quote is from herdaughter. If I kill myself, it's
the parent's fault, it's her fault, right, And so this this situation
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in Amy's case, and we'll talkabout the other two in a minute,
but she gets a text from apharmacy that her daughter's daughter's prescriptions ready for
pickup that she never authorized. Andmy understanding is Planned Parenthood had some authorization
process and that can you explain howPlanned Parenthood is embedded in what I call
the transcultism. Sure, I'm notexactly sure when it was when Planned Parenthood
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got in on the gender industry,but several years ago that that's sort of
their new income stream, if youwill. The point where I actually know
people who are very supportive of abortionrights who stopped giving the plan here objected
to the passing out of testosterone andesrogen. The fact that they got in
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on this this business was even toomuch for those who would ordinarily support Planned
Parenthood. I'm not a supporter ofplan Parenthood in any respect, by the
way, just so you know,but that that is a really that's such
an alarming thing. And as Amysays also in the film, if you
watch it, and I would encourageeveryone to do so, you can acquire
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these cross sex hormones synthetic testosterone inher daughter's case by way of a telemed
a telemedicine, telehealth consultation, halfan hour over the phone, and she
was prescribed those drugs and with thatsame day she was able to get there.
Brandon, I'll tell you got outabout it. I tell all the
parents about that. You know thatit takes twenty minutes or half an hour.
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They send a letter all of asudden, it's on paper, and
everybody has to abide by this one. Right doctor, right, transcult doctor
who's probably taking money's probably on thetake from as we see. You know,
you follow the money. It alwaysgets you to the right answer.
But you know, ultimately, inthis case, I mean, everybody wanted
in her family to accept her childas trans, to have peace in the
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family, and she felt rireless fromthat. I mean, man, it's
just a heartbreaking situation, right,I mean, why is it that?
Why is it the family members?You know, like I don't lean into
CONTROVERSI well, I lean into controversy. I don't seek controversy. It just
kind of shows up and then Ideal with it. But it just seems
like people have had they've lost theability to deal with controversial issues and they'd
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rather sweep them under the rug thanactually deal with it in this case for
her daughter's case. You know,I mean, just man, it's right
so overwhelming. It is overwhelming,And I think that that's actually it speaks
to the broader journalistic work that I'vebeen doing over the years profiling these shattered
families. But I think, inaddition to just pointing out the medical risks
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and harms that the Dead Name documentarydoes so well, the genius of this
film is that it shows the familyrupture. That this is unlike any other
issue. You know, families,they have their ups and downs, and
you know, parents and children getinto these you know, teenage years are
hard for any family. But thisis a completely new ball game. This
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hits children against their parents and parentsagainst their children, and the fallout is
absolutely brutal. And not only isit a wedge between the parent and the
child, this splinters other relationships.You see in Bill's case, where his
family was in his very family wasantagonizing him. Other family members just going
behind his back, being cool andvindictive and just try to keep the peace.
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Well I'm sorry, you know,Sean's like there should be no I
think of that versus in the Bibles, like piece piece where there is no
peace and the old the Old Testmentof prophets who are just you can't just
pretend that everything's okay and peaceful andtry to keep everything table when your own
child is being put on the pasttoward permanent sterility and other really grave medical
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harm. I mean, I justknow that in light of all of these
young you know, teenage girls andyoung women who are taking all of this
testosterone, we're going to be seeingincreased rates of indomutual cancer. For example,
there are going to be increasing numbersof young girls getting hysterectomies because doctors
recommend a prophylactic hysterectomy if they stayon testosterone for a few years. And
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with that comes all these other complications, endocrine disease, you know, heart
failure, the cardiac issues, thereis you know, with kids that go
on the blockers, they're going tohave osteopenia and osteoporosis, the bone issues
because it you know, doesn't allowthe calcium to deposit, it changes their
bone structure. There's been some gooddata out of the UK showing how all
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of the kids at the Tavistock thatis now being closed by God has closed
that they had reduced bone growth intheir own all the kids that were on
the blockers. And so we arejust at the beginning of seeing the medical
harms that are just going to beunfolding in the next couple of years because
of this experimental drug regimen. Andthen if you get to the surgeries,
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that's just the whole I mean,that's just a whole nother nightmare. But
there is no way to keep thepeace in a family when your own child
becomes convinced that the pathway of experimentalmedicalization is the key to becoming there as
the trans lingo goes most true authenticself, these children and young people become
convinced that in order to be whothey are, this is packaged in the
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language of identity, they have togo down this pathway of drugs and surgery,
and the parents have no say init, and given how the institutions
are behind this, so there isno way to escape this sort of rupture
when this comes on the scene.And Amy, God bless her in the
film, did her dog on bestto try and pull her daughter back from
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the ledge, but unfortunately, unfortunatelyshe was not able to and her daughter's
and I'm a drug. I justyeah, well, and it is.
Let's jump to Bill. So,you know Bill, his son had cancer
when he was young, had aleg removed, had a form of leukemia,
unfortunately, lost his other son,an older brother, do a heroin
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overdose, then lost his mother,Bill's Bill's wife. Then he had colon
cancer, and there it seems likevery quickly, his son wanted to take
hormones and become a girl, andhis new name was Eliza. And you
know, Bill says he showed noearly signs of gender dysphoria. The doctor
told Bill that his son was definitelytransgender, and he was an unsupportive and
abusive father for not identifying that.I mean, I don't know, if
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I'm sitting there in that room asa dad, I can't imagine, you
know, not taking a swing atthe doctor. I don't. I mean,
yeah, right, I mean,I'm not a physical person and I'm
not a violent person, but it'sjust when you're put in a corner like
that, I mean, screw you, right, I mean right, No,
the raid that I've heard from far, and I'm certainly not encouraging anybody
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to take any sort of physical,actual violence against people, but the anger
and the rage, the fury isjust volcanic that parents feel towards these clinicians
and the dereliction of their professional dutyto as director Taylor Reife likes to say,
look under the hood and see what'sgoing on with these young people who
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are so distressed. I believe theyare definitely really distressed. And yes,
in the case of Bill's son,he had endured numerous traumas. But there
was the scene that you're referring toSean in the film, where it's a
clinician, a psychiatrist who says ontape Bill has audio footage of this that
they're going to quote unquote modify thetreatment options in light of Sean's complicated medical
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history with childhood cancer and traumas ofvarious kind, losing his mom and his
brother, and why any medical professionalwouldn't dare to explore underlying shoes but then
prepare to say something like modify thetreatment options for this transgender identifying son and
then be fully convinced that he actuallyis trans and that Bill is unsupportive and
abuse. If we're not agreeing withthat, we don't have not to get
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too much away. But I'm notgoing to spoil it because I would urge
everyone who's listening to go see thisfilm because it's just so unbelievable. H
we do believe that somehow that poorboy, that nineteen year old son Sean
got calls sex hormaments. And I'mjust going to leave it there because I
don't want to give away the endingbecause I think everyone but the doctors won't
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deal with that with cant and hehad cancer, right, yeah, so
he has cancer, He loses hismom, he loses his brother, those
traumatic underlying issues of this young man'slife, and they jump right to he's
definitely trans and then Bill goes tohis local legislator and asks for help,
and one of the legislators tells himthat transgender is the same thing as getting
a tattoo. It's no different.I know, so unbelievable, right,
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people talk, I've heard I keepquoting Taylor Reef, the director, but
she said, this is unlike I'mparaphrasing, this is unlike you know,
tattoos are getting your piercing at sometimesbecause you are altering your hormones. And
when you alter your hormones, thatthat's that's there's a trajectory there. You
put yourself at risk. For allkinds of things. When you start,
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you know, exogronously pumping yourself withsynthetic drugs that are not in keeping with
your biological sex, because your youryour hormone levels are determined by your sex,
and there's an average level of testosteroneand esgen that every male and female
has, and you would never givea young girl, for example, the
kinds of hormones, the testosterone thatyou would ordinarily never see short of something
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like an endocon tumor. It makesno sense. You are essentially just injecting
yourself with poison, because that's justwhat is that. That's that's what they're
doing. It's like you're injecting peoplewith chemicals that are completely at odds with
their biology. And then the peopleturn around and say they're doing this in
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the name of science, that everymajor medical group approves of this, and
so that's just what we need todo, and how dare you question it?
Or you're just abusive and unsupportive?Yeah, the chemical Yeah, that's
what I say. I say it'schemical castration. And obviously that chemical imbalance
leads ultimately to physical trauma within thebody, you know, the majority of
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which you can't turn back, likesome of these people try to say,
Oh, you're just pressing pause sothey can figure themselves out. No,
that's what puberty is. Puberty isthat natural process. We've all gone through
it. It sucks. And andthese kids they're just they're traumatized, they're
they're basically brainwashed. They've had sexualnarcissism and maybe some mental health issues,
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and all of a sudden, thischemical concoction, this chemical you know,
blender is given to them and it'sjust it's horrific. So Helen, the
third member of the parents in thismovie Dead Name, talks about her young
son and that one day basically andit sounds like she's split up with her
partner. But one day they haddiscussions at daycare. I guess about that
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he was a girl. And allof a sudden, the middle school sends
a parent an email that her daughter'snew name is Rosa and to come celebrate
his transitioning right the calling her buthim, And so when the mom went
to the school, Rosa is everywhere. It's on the signing sheet, the
cubby and Jesus feels like she's lostcontrol of the as a parent completely.
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Because what we're finding is parents don'thave any control, especially when it comes
to the schools. These schools areseparating the kids from the parents. It's
very difficult to have people understand theMarxism and just the complete tearing down of
the family fabric and morality in ourcountry. But even when you say something
like this that hey, a schooltook this child, rebranded him, essentially
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rebranded all of his you know,in class activities, and she sit there
feeling completely helpless because now it's allabout pronouns and at that time, I
think he was four years old,right when it started. That's about right.
Yes, there's Helen's cases is soterrifying, and I thought that the
film really captures it well too.But I can share this because it's in
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the trailer, which it's not toomuch of a giveaway, but it is
always you can hear that. I'vebeen in public settings where we screened this
film and you just hear the wholecrowd gas because that little boy who,
yes, when he was four yearsold, was taught by his mother's ex
about transgender surgery and also the hormones, and he Helen God bless her managed
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to capture on home video some footageof that little boy at age four heed
tone pink saying that if you wantgirl parts and you don't have them,
you can do special surgery where theyturn your penis inside out and there's a
vagina inside. Sean, what fouryear old boy notes about transgender surgery on
his genital's that's just absolutely insane.And yes, the preschool, the daycare
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where he was a student were totallywilling against Helen's judgment. Is they just
totally went along with her ex tocall this boy Rosa. They changed his
name on his cubby and on theregister where she had to sign him in.
As soon as that was even onthe scene, they totally went full
boar, one hundred percent affirmed it. And so even though there was division
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among his parents, nope, theywent right away with the gender narrative.
And so she's had to now pullthat boy back from the ledge, and
miraculously she has the custody where shecan make most of the decisions. Miraculous
she was able to win that.But it's been a brutal fight, and
that kid has not come out unscathed. The last I heard, he's doing
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much better. But well, yourheart just goes out to that kid and
just no child should have to dealwith that kind of pressure. Again,
what four year old child knows aboutsex change service? And why are we
filling children's minds with that kind ofWell, boss, and I'll tell you.
I'll tell you on my sub stackat Sean McBride's substack. I actually
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did an article here from my localschool district RSU twenty two and Hamden,
Winterport, Maine, where in kindergarten, the wife of the superintendent, who
was a social worker at the school, did an entire welcome week and talked
about gender with kindergarteners. So whois learning about it kindergarteners in school,
your local school. You just don'tknow what's happening until somebody discovers it.
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But yeah, her son was readyto cut his dick off at six years
old and was quite adamant about gettingthis situation. I mean, Helen,
you know her story. One ofthe things that I and I've gone through
this myself. Getting a lawyer ishard to find on conservative issues or what
you would think would just be reality, right, But one lawyer gave Helen
her money back. You know,sounded like a pretty big lawyer in the
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area because she just didn't want todeal with it, you know, I
mean, think of that. Youcan't even as a peride right right,
you know what I mean, it'sfourteenth Amend rights. It's it's you know,
it's just God given rights. Andand now you know you mentioned the
custody battle. From what I remember, she was given legal custody but not
physical custody because she couldn't prove herpartner was being abusive. Because and I've
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heard this before and I'm hearing itmore often now, it would be easy
if her partner physically abused the kid, But because he mentally mind screwed him,
it's no big deal. And thecourts just like, well, you
know, he's not really harmed.Well, he's clearly harmed. This kid,
Like you said, I hope hegrows up to understand the situation.
But yeah, I have to wonder, you know, is this kid gonna
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make it to uh adulthood? Youknow, just man, it's so crazy
right right right now. I certainlyhope, I certainly hope for the best.
And I brabot to Helen for fightingfor her son. Yeah, no
doubt, these three, all theparents, yeah, right, and there
was there's a number of parents inthe trailer, like you said, and
the trailer was pretty moving as well. So so one of the things I
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wanted to ask you, you know, and this might this might be a
hard question to answer in a coupleof minutes, but how did we get
so far away from reality? Whathas occurred? I mean, I've got
my personal views, but you're,you know, in the mud here dealing
with this stuff. What is yourview of how we went from you know,
zero to one hundred in what seemslike just a few years. Yeah,
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well, I am obviously I'm acommitted Christian, so I have that
whole spiritual perspective about what happens toa society when we lose all mooring to
the ancient wisdom of the Bible,and when we lose regard for God.
I believe we can go crazy veryquickly. It does seem like so much
of this insanity has happened in avery short amount of time. But I
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write about this in an ebook thatI co authored with Jeff Meyers called Exposing
the Gender Lie, and in thatbook, which is a free download at
Christian Posts. By the way,this has been ingestedting within academia and within
some of our institutions for decades.It's been a long time sort of cooking
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in the background and nobody was reallywatching. And then it's just sort of
like a switch was flipped and thiskind of combustion all happened where these people
were in charge of enough of thecultural institutions to really make a lot of
very abrupt, quick moves, veryquickly. I mean, it's where we're
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talking today. On January twenty third, twenty twenty four, literally one year
ago today, Sean Vimeo, thestreaming platform, scrubbed the Dead Name film
from its platform with no warning andthey called it hate speech. Well,
that didn't have that didn't happen overnight. You know, transactivists were able to
get the kind of cloud that theydid throughout all of society where they could
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bully and pressure people. They calledthese three parents tailing their heartbreaking stories hate
speech and so and they were ableto get it scrubbed. Now, thankfully,
we tailor reas and I were ableto That's why I saw someth or
a Hail Mary or whatever. Wegot the media attention. We were able
to replatform the film on a platformof its own. Dead Namdocumentary dot Com
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and many media outlets, including FoxNews and a variety of the conservative outlets,
were able to cover the censorship,and as a result of that,
interest in the film only skyrocketed,and so we were able to use that
to its advantage. But you justhave to think about it. How is
it such that three parents talking abouttheir heartbreak after their children were being put
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at risk for permanent serilization and surgicaldisfigurement. That people call that hate?
And not only do they call ithate, that you're going to put your
some on the levers of power andnot allow people to see it, and
I mean, you can't even contributeit. And it's like it really is
a very scary thing when you considerhow vast the power is that these activists
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have been able to have. Andso it is how did we get so
far from reality? I would say, unashamedly as a Christian, is that
when we turn our back on God, things can go things can go sour
very quickly. But the other thingI would just say is that these kinds
of toxic ideas have been swimming inthe bash water that we've all been swimming
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in for the last several decades.Very few people just notice and then there
has been sort of a combustion inrecent in recent years that a lot of
things have happened very quickly because ofhow these ideas are beenjestating for so long
throughout all of society. The otherthing, especially with the medical aspects,
though, I would just point out, is that with the influence of big
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pharma, big medicine, the medicalindustrial complex, there's a lot of money
that can be made with these surgeriesand everybody, a lot of these medical
groups they want to be all woke, and so they think being pro GBDQ
is just socially virtuous at all.So you combine the profit motive, the
predatory, predatory capitalism with these unethicalpractices. If you get a kid on
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these blockers and hormones and surgeries,you're gonna have life on medical patients and
you can make a pretty penny prettyquickly. So that can't be understated.
Either. Yell exactly every single time, and whether it's playing parenthood or these
you know, sick twisted big pharmacompanies, these big you know, big
medical you know, and and toyou know, some of the folks that
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I've been reaching, certainly Aaron Lee, who was her daughter was discussed in
Art Club, the movie, whichbasically talks about a gay sexuality alliance under
the guise of an art club.You know, it all took her daughter
three hours after school one day tobe transd And it doesn't take much.
These manipulative people, they know howto turn the screws on these kids.
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Oftentimes kids who maybe don't have twosets of strong parents, maybe they have
some underlying trauma already. Uh maybeon the spectrum, you know, ADHD
or whatever, don't have a lotof frends they're pulled into. And again
I'll keep calling it the trans cult. That's what's going on with the cult.
Yeah, and it's just like Isaid, at the end of the
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day, this Marxist initiative to destroythe family is working. It is working,
and these are heartbreaking stories. Soplease tell our listeners, you know,
how do they follow your work?What's next for Brandon Showalter expanding on
this exposure of this trans cultism,Well, please do go see the Dead
Name film, because I think thatreally captures so much in a relatively short
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amount of time. It's under anhour Dead namedocumentary dot com. I do
make an appearance in that film.But this is the key to turning the
tide on this issue. I believeSean is humanizing it and getting into the
family pain. I really thought thattwenty twenty three, I've said this,
I say I said this on Bannonwhen I was on the other day,
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But I thought that twenty twenty threewas kind of the year of the d
transitioner, where you saw these youngpeople start to really be brave and testify
about what happened to them as theyhad their body parts removed and all the
drugs they took and how it ruinedtheir health. And they're testifying at all
these state legislators and support of thesebills to prohibit this from miners, and
that kind of thing. What Ihope for this year twenty twenty four is
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that people can get in touch withthis family anguish, because I think in
some ways that's even worse because ofhow this fractures relationships. And so I
explored those themes and more in thepodcast series that we are currently in our
third season of here at the ChristianPost called Generation Indoctrination Inside the Transgender Battle,
and you can go download that podcaston all major podcast platforms. You
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can also go to Generation indoctrination dotcom and that is our landing page at
the Christian Post. And follow allof our print reporting at Christianpost dot com.
And the ebook that I mentioned earlier. You go to Christianpost dot com
splash ebook slash gender hyphen Live.That'll really explain really what this is all
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about. I just sent that toKatrina Smith, who was on Fox News
the other day talking about LD seventeenthirty five and trying to gather her some
information. Thursday at o'clock in Maineand Augusta in the judiciary meeting, we'll
be talking about basically this this transcultism, build this trans tourism trans trafficking bill,
which doesn't matter where your parent youknow where you're parent doing, now,
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what state you live in in thecountry. If the trans cult grabs
your kid and brings them to Maine, if this thing's past, you're done.
You have no parental rights. Policecan't help you. There's no age
definition. You know, five yearold kid like you see in this situation,
four or five year old kids allof a sudden wants to cut their
dicks off, and Maine is basically, you know, going to put up
a highway sign that says, youknow, Maine, we you know,
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we we mutilate your kids here basicallyshould be the sign answering Maine. You
know, just unbelievable. Brandon,thank you very much for being here today.
I really appreciate your time. Thankyou, Sean. Good to join
your to day. So some finaltruths, and I appreciate Brandon thinking of
me. We had a pretty heartfeltdiscussion about a number of things. But
an article from Brandon Showalter that Ididn't get to titled Eunux Frankenstein level stuff
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and isis the trans sci fi horrorstory is real? And so he documents
here this is April twenty eight,twenty twenty three, and the opening paragraph
is picture a four year old boydressed head to toe in pink, saying,
if you want girl parts and youdon't have them, you can do
special surgery where they turn your penisinside out and there's a vagina inside.
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That is the chilling scenario of what'shappening and what's going on, and we
document He documents it in this movieDead Name, So he really goes through
and talks about how the Christian postis supportive of this this movie and just
again some of the just horrific thingsthat are going on, the brazenness of
people who are you know, profitingfrom kids and you know, marketing trans
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surgeries on teenagers on things like TikTokon social media. So you know,
we recently talked to Tracy Henderson fromCalifornia Parents Union. On our last episode,
we're going to be talking to Tedhadako, who is a parent from California
who had his son ripped away fromhim by the vindictive ex wife of his
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who authorized surgery on his child withouthis permission, and now his child may
be stuck mentally at nineteen years oldbecause of it. This is the stuff
that's going on. This is thehorror that we are exposing for you.
And I just want all parents hugyour children. Hug your children before they're
taking away from you. You canpray all you want that evil's not going
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to come and bash down your doorand take them from you, but you
have to develop a plan. AndI say all the time schools are irreparably
broken. They are worth fighting forbecause they are your local community centers.
But the only way to save yourkids is to homeschool them, to watch
over them, and it's way easierthan you think. But as Bill says
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in the documentary Dead Name from hiswife who passed away, a quote that
she used to use, hope isthe belief that tomorrow will be better than
today. Keep plugging forward, folks, I appreciate it. Please subscribe,
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