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  1. Brett and Heather speak in a way that is intellectual, deep, thoughtful, and I understand every word because I believe they have not only thought out the concept but the way to communicate it so that the ideas become accessible, even if the listener doesn't agree, they will know why they have a specific opinion one way or the other. This is a talent of communication most people either don't have, or don't have the integrity to use it.
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  2. I'm gobsmacked. The choice of Dr. Bhattacharya is too perfect and wonderful for words. This made my day.🎉🎊🥂
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  3. I'm not a Christian or a conservative but I immediately saw what was happening and was beyond grossed out. The wokeness has to stop.
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  4. Been following Peter since this whole thing started. Those papers legitimately shocked me. I cannot believe I live in a world where a "field of study" fell for something as insane as what they got published
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  5. Can I just say that I am from the Dominican Republic and seeing you speak on Claudine Gay's political views was very interesting. You shouldn't be surprised by her statements. She is Haitian American and Haitian Americans have opportunistically hopped on the woke train because it takes away their accountability for destroying their own country while they blame everyone else for their troubles. I've been keeping an eye on her, and when I saw that she was going to be Harvard's new president, I took a deep breath and prepared myself for more anti-Dominican propaganda. While Haitians in DR murder, steal, rape Dominicans, and challenge our authorities, Haitian Americans are desperately trying to find nonexisting parallels between the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to hop on the wave of misinformation and victimization to demonize the Dominican Republic because we're deporting them (we have more than 2 million undocumented Haitians in D.R.). They claim the entire island belongs to them, when this is false and accuse us of all sorts of things when none of it is true. We're just trying to protect ourselves from the chaos that brews in Haiti. This is great content and the editing is superb!
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  6. I am a teacher. This is what gets me to work every day. Keep it coming.
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  7. You can be a communist in a capitalistic system, but you can't be a capitalist in a communist system.
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  8. I'm Gen Z, the second half of the video talking about perfectionist girls is literally me. I had so many breakdowns in highschool and university over fear of getting a bad grade. I don't even know where this intense fear came from because my parents were not that concerned about my grades, it least not compared to some of my peers whose parents were absolute freaks about their kids getting perfect grades.
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  9. I'm a 20-plus-year teacher. I regularly have discussions (disagreements) about school choice with other teachers. Their points against generally can be summarized as "some students will be advantaged." I can never get across to them that the rich already have school choice and the middle class already have the advantage of decent schools. It's the poor who are imprisoned in failing schools. "Shouldn't they have the option to go to a functioning school?" "We just need to fix the schools they already go to" is always their answer, despite decades of failure to make any positive change at all.
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  10. I was sceptical on Trump picking Vance as his running mate when there were candidates like Tulsi and Vivek around but he has proven to be 100% the best. He is a very impressive orator. Love from Australia !
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  11. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya is a man of great courage and integrity. Thank you, doctor.
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  12. Normalize “I told you so”s. Shaming incompetence and foolishness is a cultural necessity.
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  13. Men and women should be treated equally, but that doesn't mean they are equivalent. Boys and girls need specific environments to flourish.
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  14. I wish all politicians could be as rational and knowledgeable as Michael. Fantastic interview.
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  15. Andrew Doyle is an absolute soft spoken, incandescent culture war prodigy. The nuanced and grounded cognoscenti are lucky he's out there and active as eff.
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  16. The people whining about government employees being let go with golden parachutes I can't even dream of really boil my blood. Those same whiners were cheering on the Summer of Love when they were torching family businesses. They were cheering on the lockdowns when they were destroying small businesses. A woman in our city spent 31 years building up a successful dance studio. It was a cultural center in the city. Not just dance classes but parties and events. She and her husband did dance activities for special needs kids and adults. She did job training for special needs high-school students. Then they locked her down for COVID and destroyed it. She now works as a clerk at a drugstore and teaches dance classes several times a week at an arts center. Her husband's part-time freelancing as a musician and guitar teacher is now full-time freelancing. Where are the tears for them and the tens of thousands of others like them whose livelihoods, built up lovingly from scratch, were destroyed by the lockdowns or torched during the Summer of Love? Cry me a river. Those federal employees should shut up and count their blessings.
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  17. This should get MUCH MORE ATTENTION!
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  18. Mahmoud Khalil (one version of his name) often referred to himself as a 'double refugee' as a Palestinian in Syria and a Syrian refugee in Lebanon". He was an intern at UNRWA" (while he was a student at Columbia SIPA 2022-2024) (Wikipedia). He has been deemed a national security threat by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.  The State Department and the White House have pointed to a provision that allows green card holders to be removed from the country if they present “potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences for the United States.” “This administration is not going to tolerate individuals having the privilege of studying in our country and then siding with pro-terrorist organizations that have killed Americans,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a press conference. He is also guilty of violating the terms of his green card by breaking anti-terrorism federal laws. It's illegal to give Material Aid to support a terrorist organization. Flyers handed out at his protests had the Hamas logo. The materials were also anti-semitic, which is also against federal law. Protests he led also involved breaking into college buildings, causing property damage, trespassing, and holding staff against their will, breaking not only regional laws but college rules. He has disciplinary records at Columbia University along with seven other nameless people.
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  19. Truth doesn't change, society does. Trying to change truth to suit society is exactly what has gotten us in this mess! He has this all mixed up because he can't let go of his atheistic worldview while also admitting it doesn't work.
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  20. Weingarten is an actual fascist. "tutto nello statto". Mussolini spelled it out with Gentile: "everything within the state". They lie as a way of life.
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  21. I've been listening to Dr. Bhattacharya since 2020 and I think he's a hero. I'm struck by a sense of integrity and intellectual rigor. Protect this man at all costs, Americans.
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  22. As a European who came to America for a better life ... when Obama was elected I seriously started researching many other countries as alternatives. And realized there aren't any. It's generally worse everywhere else. This is it fellas, we have to defend our freedoms.
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  23. I grew up a far-left pro-choice anti-theist. I became a centrist pro-life agnostic. I am now a proud conservative abolitionist earnestly searching for faith in Christ. A person's value ought not depend on whether they are wanted or born into wealth. Their unique hatred of Christ, while definitely a factor in my original disdain for Christianity, was also a major reason I began questioning it, and ultimately led me to seek answers in Christ. It almost mirrors the crucifixion and resurrection in a strange (or perhaps not so strange) way. Their attempts to destroy faith in Christ ultimately lead to a renewed and stronger faith than ever before.
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  24. The story of the Tower of Babel seems to have a correlation here. The tower is utopian but the builders are barbaric and language is their tools (ie changing the common meaning of words and censorship).
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  25. At some point, the American kitchen table died in favor of dinner in front of television or the like. As we became prosperous, we became subtly arrogant and decided that "a college degree" was more important than personal character, dignity and truth. If I have a choice between trusting an educated person or a uneducated person with character, I choose to go with the latter every time. Consider this: in your life, how many (truly) genuine people do you know? I suspect that will be a very small number.
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  26. I suggest sharing this video with the members of The House and The Senate.
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  27. Public school kid. Who now homeschools 5 kids! I learned phonic when I was 29. I studied and learned each lesson the week before I taught it to my two oldest kids. We never had required reading. But they had been read to every nightly for years and years. Now they are voracious readers who do read novels and even adult, age appropriate literature. The next set of kids learning phonic now. We spread an hour a day on their school. It's amazing how excited and interested in life the oldest two (ages 9 and 10) are still. They are so curious and love to learn. I didn't really know the difference until we had family visit and they had kids the same age. Not a curious or excited bone left in their bodies. The difference was absolutely startling.... So sad but what a testimony.
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  28. Also screw YouTube’s propaganda banner
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  29. Around 700 BC, Hesiod described social collapse being a loss of shame and consequences. If we define mercy as someone not getting what is deserved, the natural consequences of actions, then we run into a problem when we see mercy as a moral good. Rather than mercy being a case-by-case rarity it becomes the moral standard and thus undermines consequence. When people do not suffer the consequences of their behaviours, then there is no impetuous to self-regulate or improve and there is no true justice.
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  30. "We" may have learned something, unfortunately "they" obviously did not...
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  31. I considered myself a “leftist” for years, because all I could see was the greed produced within a “capitalist” society. What I failed to see was that almost every single time those greedy “capitalists” successfully took advantage of the average person, it would not have been possible (at least not at that scale) without the help of the government. Laws, regulations, government contracts, etc, prop up the gigantic companies most of us despise.
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  32. Thanks for the weekly group therapy session where I am reminded that I’m not a crazy conspiracy theorist and there are others who see the same things repeating themselves that I do.
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  33. Thank you so much for inviting me on the show - this was such a fun conversation!
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  34. Michael Shellenberger is right on target!... Look, if you know you live in a fire bowl? Remove flammables' (and stick to it!)
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  35. "AMERICA IS NOT A DEMOCRACY IT IS TRULY A CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC AND IT'S VERY IMPORTANT FOR EVERYONE TO TRULY KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!".
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  36. The title of this video is juicy and you have my attention.
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  37. I find conversations with people on the spectrum are actually really good. They answer a question directly, they don't varnish or sugar coat or worry about how other people see them. They're like spock. I find it refreshing. "Does my bum look big in this" ?.... "Yes".
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  38. Is this a new podcast thing, where the camera zooms in so close to their face you can see their mitochondria?
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  39. Smaller doesn't necessarily mean less effective or supportive. I think this has been a blind spot among people who support big government. This has been a master stroke.
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  40. I have been an atheist, satanist, gnostic, hermeticist, socialist ... but I repeat myself. I am currently converting back to Christianity, I want to come home to God, and I think he looks forward to that. I'm not good at it, but I have prayed recently. There's a certain guy out there who needs my prayers, I think.
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  41. John.. I knew at one point you would have Rudyard on. This young man's ideas, theories, are very thought-provoking & this is the discourse we need to have in this country. Whether you agree or disagree with his ideas they are intriguing. Thank you for having him on! Bravo!
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  42. Great job on exposing communism which I’ve followed since 1968 when I was high school in California. I’ve tracked totalitarianism globally and language introduced into America! Keep saving America
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  43. Hello friends, I'm excited to share my full conversation with Dr. Bhattacharya about covid, vaccines in general, public health, and the future of healthcare policy. Looking forward to engaging you in the comments below. Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already and if you want to make sure you never miss our new content no matter what our algorithm overlords do, head over to https://dadsavesamerica.com and to subscribe to our newsletter and audio podcast of the show. There's even MORE content coming there soon!! Outline: [0:00] How scientific discourse broke down during COVID [4:09] The Great Barrington Declaration [9:14] The official stats didn’t match the complete dataset [19:48] Why were the harms of lockdowns ignored? [29:43] Government failure and the collective action problem [38:33] Can the NIH, CDC, or FDA be fixed? [56:05] What’s the deal with COVID vaccines? [1:20:49] What about other vaccines? [1:41:58] Broken incentives in the healthcare system [1:59:08] What’s the state of the health policy conversation? [2:06:01] We need honest, independent scientists
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  44. "That doesn't mean some things aren't truer than others" I've read a line like that before. It was in a book about a farm
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  45. As a mom, this brought me tears. Thank you for speaking up for our kids. And just like parenting, sometimes they hate us for pointing out hard truths now. But later they will thank you. ❤🙏
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  46. Detrans woman here. At face value my transition to live as a man went extremely well and even treated some of my serious health issues, in an odd indirect way. It appeared to help and I was a trans man for 14 years. But it did not heal the root problems with my health or transgenderism. Medical transition CAN'T heal transgenderism, it actually entrenches you in it further. I was fully healed by a profound and deep spiritual transformation that changed my whole body and how I experienced it. It was a miracle and I no longer suffer the pain or horror. But I am left with lifelong permanent damage and medical complications from transition, from decisions I made in absolute desperation to save my life. I was suffering a horrible condition, and it easily convinced me the medical treatments were necessary. I am thankful at least I was healed and didn't suffer worse damage.
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  47. STOP calling when you tell the unvarnished and objective truth, hyperbolic. You are NOT being hyperbolic. You are telling the TRUTH. Stop prefacing telling reality and speaking the truth. STOP apologizing or downplaying telling the truth. AND remember, there are NO brakes on the slippery slope.
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  48. I went camping in August with my family. Forgot the phone battery charger so I had to stay off the phone to conserve the battery. It was like a mini detox from social media. The best I’ve felt in a long time. More peace. Less anxiety.
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  49. This is your best and most important episode yet. As the dad of three elementary aged girls during the COVID pandemic, I got a front row seat to the immorality of the public school system and teachers unions in my blue state. I watched as they crushed children and called it “social justice”. It was a paradigm shifting season of my life. I hope others hear what you are drawing attention to here!
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  50. I live in California right in the heart of this, he's absolutely bang on... the more they push the more I go the other way.. Octagon for me
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