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Hey everyone. 
This is Michael Morin. 

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This is the end of our first 
week with Rumble with Michael 

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Moore and we were actually going
to yesterday do a podcast with a

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very special surprise guest and 
all of a sudden I had a dental 

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emergency and We had to cancel 
it then and I said to my friends

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here why don't we? 
Well let's just take the podcast

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equipment over to the dentist 
office and and we'll record 

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perhaps maybe the first ever 
known podcast from a dentist 

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chair. 
And that's what we did. 

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We went to see my long time. 
Dennis, he's been my dentist for

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about 25 years. 
A really great guy and I love 

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sitting in the chair too. 
In politics with him, getting 

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his sense of what's going on, 
what he thinks, his opinion is 

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what's going on in the world 
and, and so that's what we did. 

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So the next half hour we'll be 
me in the dentist's chair. 

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Talking to my dentist. 
Well I'm getting drilled. 

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I say that only as a warning in 
case there's any children in the

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room. 
So let's let's head over to the 

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dentist. 
So how do you feel You there on 

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Wednesday when Congress voted to
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were going to do. 
So it seems like there are two 

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alternate versions of Truth in 
Washington. 

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And the Republican Party, seems 
to have this really dug 

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themselves into into how they 
see things and how and how to 

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how to obfuscate what What's 
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It there, there isn't even a 
dent now, why, why are they 

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doing that? 
I was gonna ask you. 

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I can't I had someone who I 
can't figure it out because, you

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know, they can continue being 
Republicans and having political

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positions that maybe you were I 
don't share but also stand up 

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for something when it's wrong, 
just wrong. 

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Forget about, it's not a 
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it's just wrong and and stand up
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is the truth but they have 
bought in. 

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Now to the moment we're in the 
trumpian moment, we're in where 

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there are many truths or as 
kellyanne. 

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Yes, told us that first week. 
There is truth, and then there's

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alternate truth. 
Yeah, like, that was a good 

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thing now. 
I watch that same hearing I did.

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I just couldn't understand but 
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happens old. 
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it with like, oh, well, what 
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Because he's not going to get 
convicted. 

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I mean, Truth is truth, right? 
And we should take a the our 

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members who represent us should 
take a stand for the future to 

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say we don't I'm sorry. 
This is not the way it's going 

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to run, that's not the way. 
It should run, right? 

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Right. 
And go on the record and say 

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that. 
Yeah. 

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So let it be on his record as 
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Wow. 
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His fellow officers, any room 
left on his record as well. 

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We're thinking his long list of 
it's nice to have one, right? 

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Spot. 
Yes, I guess. 

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So we're going to have a 
momentary Dental interlude here.

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Okay, we're gonna where I feel 
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and I'm just going to be quiet 
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Okay. 
I will be too. 

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In order and effective, just 
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like that. 
And I will be taking my phone 

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down all those. 
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Right. 
Excellent. on those rare 

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moments, when you have a quiet 
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more job if you want to rinse 
out, you okay. 

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So what we're going to do now is
wait for it, I feel it starting 

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to numb up. 
Okay, open up again. 

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Okay, bye down for me. 
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stay close, great, just like 
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Don't move around. 
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Very nice. 
Keep biting down. 

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All right. 
I think that blows he's a master

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tactician. 
Hmm I think she's clearly has an

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amazing ability of foresight 
know where things are going, no 

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with the blue, know what the 
possibilities are, and know the 

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best tactic to get the result 
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Uh-huh. 
And she being a major irritant 

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to also a plus because he whose 
name shall Beam engine needs 

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whatever stimulus can be 
provided to him to push him over

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the edge. 
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the switcheroo she pulled their 
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I'm not sending this over to the
Senate until I know that there's

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a clean scent that they're going
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just some made up thing, it was 
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Perfect didn't see that coming I
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it was possible, Right? 
You know, and and somebody is 

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said that me the other day. 
So you know what's amazing too? 

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Because they know people say a 
little burn, he's too old she's 

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a year older than Bernie Pelosi 
is older than Bernie. 

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It's like you know know what are
the mean the kids are for they 

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love this, the young adults 
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They love watching, people 
having gotten to that age and 

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still the fight in them. 
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think this out in a way that we 
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It's like, and which means, 
right? 

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She's got other things that 
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figured out what the pool 
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be and how to deal with them, 
right? 

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All right, I pray that she does.
Right. 

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Right, right. 
Right. 

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Jesus going to be an interesting
year coming up and we'll be 

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listening. 
Yeah, well but yeah, but when I 

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need one done just like yeah, 
thank you for listening. 

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You know, I was just thinking 
actually, your old office before

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you into semi-retirement was was
sort of over in that 

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neighborhood where Trump Tower 
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And the I've never asked you 
this but I and of course I know 

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you've confidentiality 
regulations You have to follow, 

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but is there any chance that? 
Perhaps Donald Trump ever sat in

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the chair here with you? 
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Or anybody may have you had any?
You were right? 

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You really just a couple blocks 
away there and I never had any 

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contact with him and that would 
have been a real dilemma. 

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For you had had that 
possibility, Arisen really? 

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What if he just walked in one 
day and said, oh my way to Third

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and it's a, what would you don't
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Come on your. 
You don't do. 

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Dennis, take a Hippocratic. 
Author is what's the deal? 

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Well, I would have gotten that 
got even gotten them out of pain

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and I would have referred to 
somebody else. 

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Oh you. 
But you would have done that. 

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Yeah. 
You would have helped him in his

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moment of distress. 
Yes. 

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Well that's so that's a very I 
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Christian thing of you not to 
give anything away here. 

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It's a very judeo Christian. 
Why don't we say? 

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It's a judeo Christian thing. 
Oh, you said, there's any way I 

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would just say that's a very 
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incorrect. 
But but but okay. 

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But that's I'm impressed though 
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think that's partly what I hope 
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That there is compassion. 
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way, you know, in Congress as 
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Absolutely. 
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I'm gonna have to agree. 
You know, but deal with the 

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problems ever, taking Trump out 
of his pain, all right? 

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And you are and you are 
swearing, you wouldn't dial the 

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gas up, just a little two 
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Because I mean, that's always my
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an operation or whatever, 
whoever they have seized 

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geologist, is voted for Trump. 
And as I'm looking, King up and 

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they're making me count back 
from 10. 

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Yeah. 
I just see his hand, taking the 

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dial and just going a notch or 
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And then he's a hero, a healthy 
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Yes. 
Right. 

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So you would, but you would 
refer him to Who Would you 

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referring to someone who leans 
in his Direction? 

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Some and you would know who that
would be maybe. 

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Okay, all right. 
Well that's that's that's more 

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than a lot of people would do 
so, you know, two points for 

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you. 
What's our, what's our and I 

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feel I'm getting really numb you
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But remember sometimes I'm not 
dumb enough. 

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You know, you just remember your
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Now why? 
Why is that though? 

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Why why do why do I suddenly you
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Sometimes I need a little bit 
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is that just because I'm a six 
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or is it just something? 
Which is more sensitive or this 

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is all over the anesthetic. 
Clean, don't even start with 

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sensitive. 
Some people are just more 

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sensitive. 
That's the way. 

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Okay, well, that's good. 
I'll take that. 

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All right, it's funny how we're 
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still using these metal 
instruments that look like they 

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could have used a hundred years 
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We probably were, thanks. 
I don't mean these variants are 

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If it, if Trump wins again, he's
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flow. 
If Trump wins again, we're all 

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earlier, we're all going to need
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Then you're in the middle of. 
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What are we doing now? 
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Don't you think that that dental
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healthcare should be talked 
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Oh, absolutely. 
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understood. 
Why? 

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Why dental and mental health, 
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something, I'd run on that 
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mental that we need to. 
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because because it seems to me 
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expert. 
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your mouth, the chance of it 
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body. 
Whether it's an infection or 

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whether it's just the ability to
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like that. 
The poor you are meaning the 

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less dental care that you get, 
you grow up with teeth that 

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aren't able to to chew what you 
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The the What are the what do you
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vegetables, whole grains, things
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Why a protein? 
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You end up eating a lot of 
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mashita sugary food. 
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probably at least as important 
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connection between oral health 
in general physical health what 

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would you how would you Describe
the connection between oral 

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health and then the general 
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Well, let's take, for example, 
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implicated in heart disease, and
hmm, and all kinds of General 

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physical, ramifications. 
The same bacteria are involved 

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and that that's where it rather.
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So it starts in your mouth, goes
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heart. 
Essentially, that the path. 

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Yeah. 
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So it's the implication of oral 
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We are systemic. 
I read I read somewhere that to 

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it that if you don't get dental 
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up with teeth that are not 
right, crooked etcetera, didn't 

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come in right. 
Your chance of getting a better 

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job or anymore. 
Oh yeah. 

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But there was an actual, they 
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that the less dental care you 
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correlate to less money that 
you're going to be able to make,

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because somebody doesn't want to
hire you because It does kind of

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makes common sense that you 
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an economic piece of this an 
impact to where you are kept as 

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part of the Working Poor. 
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sense that they it would make 
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part of the General Medical 
governmental plan, however, that

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was structured fright because 
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your tea, If your teeth are 
strong. 

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Yeah, it can chew the carrot but
that's the macro view. 

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Yeah. 
The micro view is very expensive

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to provide that to provide that 
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right? 
Because more people have front 

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dental problems and have a goal 
bladder problems, you know, 

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right? 
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So Phil be an expensive 
proposition. 

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Is that going to come from one 
or two less aircraft carriers? 

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I want that. 
Maybe, I don't know. 

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The that should do it right 
there. 

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No, I think we were the richest 
country on earth. 

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I mean really we can't do it and
it can't be done. 

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So I'd like to believe it can be
done. 

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So richest country in the world.
How can begin for 391 million 

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bucks were balloons? 
I think you're referring to the 

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Ukraine. 
Oh yeah, money. 

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Yes. 
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think that, that was his money, 
his money that he can withhold 

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to benefit him. 
He's just another, it's just 

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another area where I can't on 
these things. 

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If people looking attitude. 
I'm so mad at them. 

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I had to be there in the room. 
The other night, watching them, 

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the way, they behaved, what you 
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that they are in the floor. 
It was so disgusting. 

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And you know, my grandfather in 
the town where I grew up, he was

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like one of the Republican 
leaders of the town but he was a

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conservative out from the 
really. 

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He was born in the 1800's so he 
was you know, they believed they

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would Teddy Roosevelt, they 
believe in conserving men, 

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conserving, the land you know 
conserving and conserve your 

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money. 
Don't Don't be spending money on

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stuff, you do in the money for 
her. 

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Whatever. 
You know, that was that kind of 

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conservative thinking but that 
but that's a different world. 

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That's a whole different world, 
he wouldn't understand. 

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If he were with me, my 
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he were with me. 
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Gallery watching that watching 
these so-called Republicans, he 

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wouldn't know what Florida 
looking at know, and he would 

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lead the charge to remove all of
them and if they can't be 

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removed then then shunned this 
party Shawn, this party because 

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party now Has taken a stand 
against you and me and the rest 

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of the country. 
Forget about what our own Paula 

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personal politics are they 
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collaborate to collude with 
another country. 

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To destroy someone who's running
for office here in this country.

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Well, I think we're on the same 
page. 

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Michael, let's head on. 
You feel like I'm wasting I 

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tried to put off. 
No, no, I know this isn't gonna 

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hurt so you just say it's going 
to sound bad. 

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Yeah, okay. 
Truck. 

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Once again he's going to be 
going against the flow. 

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If Trump wins again, we're all 
earlier we're all going to need 

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a lot more in dental work then 
you're into Mobile world. 

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Yeah that's sentimental or what 
are we doing now? 

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Yeah sounds they're going to be 
sculpting those fillings and 

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okay making sure your B okay 
stuff like that. 

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It'll be fine. 
Yeah, no problem. 

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Seems like a reasonable time to 
take a break. 

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Can I ask you a question? 
You can Medicare for all. 

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Good idea. 
Better idea coming in that 

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sense. 
I like the gradual transition 

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with the option to keep your 
insurance if that's what you 

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really want to do, right? 
Except you know the thing about 

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when you have private insurance,
it's not really your option. 

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It's always your bosses option. 
And you know you can say you 

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want to keep it but like when 
those GM workers went on strike 

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a couple months ago. 
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head of General Motors said I'm 
cutting off your health care 

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because she had the right to do 
that because she's the boss and 

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she just did it and we got to 
know that going in. 

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Yeah. 
Well that's why I'm saying that 

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when when it seems like when the
day comes, when our health 

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insurance is guaranteed to us as
a right by our government, no 

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boss will be able to wake up one
day and go, you know what? 

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This is costing me too much 
money. 

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I'm going to cut back, I'm going
to cut it in half. 

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I'm going to I'm going to raise 
the copay and the deductible or 

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whatever else. 
That doesn't happen in all these

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other countries where but if 
that should happen yeah you have

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the option of just saying okay 
goodbye then you just go then 

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you go get then go sign up for 
Medicare. 

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Yeah. 
So you're not without right. 

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I see going to be just be easier
just have everybody already on 

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it. 
Yeah I would. 

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But the problem the only problem
that I see with that is that you

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You are, you're not giving 
people who want to have options 

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options, hmm, he had people get 
pissed off at that but even in 

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these countries were socialized 
medicine, saying it makes sense.

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Yeah, but they all have options.
They have like a Germany and 

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elsewhere. 
They, you can get extra care, 

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you can get like, let's say like
the general and a, I don't know 

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if like a country, like Canada. 
If you have to go the hospital, 

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it's completely covered. 
If you want a private room, you 

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pay more. 
Yeah. 

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So you, you know, so there are 
those options if you have the 

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money and you want those things,
you can have them. 

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I understand that. 
But I don't think that's the 

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issue in this country. 
The issue in this country is is,

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I mean, it's like the gun. 
It's like the gun issue. 

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People don't want to get things 
taken away that they're used to 

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it. 
They like that though that are 

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working. 
You're saying that we are like 

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children. 
Yeah, well, as a citizen, as a 

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human being, as a doctor, you're
your general overall. 

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Healing is what in terms of of 
covering people and all my 

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family and having it be much 
simpler, this is just to have 

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Universal coverage. 
Yeah, well. 

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And then everybody should be 
able to see a dentist. 

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See a doctor whenever they need 
to exactly, and have it covered.

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Yeah, and that lose your house. 
No. 

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But the the the sticky part of 
that wheel is that if they're 

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going to compensate all doctors,
all kinds of doctor. 

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Yeah. 
At the All that, they're 

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compensating them. 
Now, that's going to be a 

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problem because the if you ever,
if you ever look at Medicare 

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compensation Form that you get 
an EOB were statement of claim, 

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whatever you see how little they
pay a little Medicare payments. 

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Yeah, so doctors are going to 
make less money. 

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Doctors are going to, I don't 
know what the hell doctors were 

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going to do. 
It's certainly not be an 

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incentive one to get the best. 
People going through I'm going 

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into medicine and do you think 
they have no problem in France 

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or Germany or Canada? 
No idea. 

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I mean, I've studied it because 
I've gone there, I don't know 

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what their level of payment is 
it's pretty good. 

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I mean they I mean actually GP 
family doctor in this country 

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makes less than a family doctor 
does in Canada. 

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Well then they must be 
compensating them better than 

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Medicare does here well. 
Yeah yes and also But yes 

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because I mean that's it's so 
even with private insurance 

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here, it's so hard for a family 
physician to get the insurance 

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company to cover stuff. 
That's why they got those. 

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Those nine people sitting in 
that outer office in the glass, 

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all on the phone yelling at the 
insurance company because 

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insurance company doesn't want 
to pay, they make more profit 

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when they don't pay. 
I run into that problem with on 

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insurance companies are 
constantly trying to school 

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people out of money and I'm and 
my role will be became when I, 

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when I, when I would had a much 
busier practice that I find with

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insurance companies, right? 
And takes up time, it takes up 

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time, but insurance companies 
respond. 

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When you do that, I think the 
game shouldn't have to do it. 

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The game is obstruct and see 
what you can get away with. 

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That's their game. 
Yeah, and obstruct. 

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Yeah deny and see if we can get 
away with. 

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That's right and that's why 
we'll make more money. 

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Yeah, sure. 
Should the the concept. 

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A prophet even be entering into 
this. 

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I mean that insurance company 
which has nothing to do with 

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being a doctor, even though they
hire doctors to do to screw 

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people. 
Sadly. 

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Right. 
That's the truth. 

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Okay. 
So, you know, it just seems like

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the game here is how they make 
more money when they deny more 

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claims. 
Yeah, well that's just on its 

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face immoral. 
To me, that's just wrong. 

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You know. 
It should the decision Like and 

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you shouldn't you as a dentist 
or the doctor next door. 

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Should never have to make a 
decision based on whether or not

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you're going to have to fight 
tooth and nail the insurance 

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company has paid and it's just 
wrong his face on its back. 

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Anyway you want under its but 
it's all wrong. 

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Sure. 
I don't want to live it. 

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I want this to be better. 
Why can't we have what the 

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Canadians have? 
You ever been there? 

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Oh yeah, they're happy people. 
It's true or happier than us, 

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you know. 
It's not running around still 

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preoccupied. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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Right. 
If I asked the British doctor, I

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said, you know what about, you 
know, you make lesson, doctor 

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wasn't such a specialist in the 
US and he said, well, but I get 

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to live here where everybody's 
taking care of and it's a safer 

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Society because people are not 
in the falling between the 

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cracks and and then become 
desperate and he said, plus I, 

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here's my Beemer, I don't need 
to Beamers, I'm happy with one 

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Beamer. 
I live in a million-dollar 

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condo. 
I Don't need to live in a two 

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million dollar condo. 
I have a great life and he says 

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the thing with you Americans are
you you know you get a great 

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life and then you want a greater
life, then when you get a 

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greater life you want even a 
greater life and it's kind of 

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like you know when it's when is 
enough is enough here when 

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you're when you're already live 
in a really good life. 

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Sure. 
Yeah. 

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And I know I thought well, that 
makes sense. 

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Sure does. 
I belong to a union. 

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So this today is hardly cost me.
Anything I belong to three 

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unions. 
So you know, it's a good deal 

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for me but it shouldn't just be 
because I belong to Union. 

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Everybody should have this an 
advanced country. 

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Supposedly. 
Okay. 

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Are we done? 
Just want to say that both 

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Bernie and Elizabeth Warren's 
plans in our phase ins is going 

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to be just a change overnight. 
Obviously the first year I think

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with Bernie the first year 
Medicare gets lowered from 65 

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255. 
And next year to 45, it's going 

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to phase in like that. 
And I think most Americans to 

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have them. 
They actually do want their 

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family doctor and And we Dennis 
paid. 

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Well I mean we're happy we want 
you to be. 

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This is so important to us, you 
know, are you know are just 

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basic. 
Do everyday function is based on

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the work you do and when we're 
in trouble, whether it's in our 

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body our mouths or you know, our
mentals conditions. 

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We look to you, we need you so I
can't imagine any anybody 

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supporting in a plan that 
doesn't properly compensate. 

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The Great work and important 
work that people in your 

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profession do. 
But I think if you agree with 

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this I don't I can't live in a 
country where tens of millions 

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of people don't have the care 
that they, they should have. 

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It's unconscionable. 
Yes. 

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And it's it. 
I can't, you know, they're 

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Americans to we're all in this 
together and I want them to. 

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I want them to have what I have.
I don't want to just say, oh, I 

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got this. 
Good union insurance. 

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So I'm all set. 
Thanks that does not. 

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Not make me happy and make it 
might get me in to the doctor 

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and get my whatever I need fixed
fixed, but I can't just sleep 

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well with that. 
Indiscernible, you know, and I 

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don't talk to you over the 
years. 

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It's, it's really appreciated 
listening to your viewpoints on 

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this and and and how you feel 
about where things are at. 

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And you know, you've lived a 
little longer than I have. 

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So you've seen things hoping to 
see better? 

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Yes, right. 
Yes. 

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You don't want to go out like 
this. 

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Wait neither, do I write what we
got this? 

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These kids and the grandkids, 
you know, and it's like you know

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can't feel good about it until 
this is fixed. 

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So and if they can have it in 
Canada this is my course from 

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Michigan. 
So they're just across the river

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ice. 
Yeah, they know how upset I am 

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but they have something we don't
have. 

455
00:28:38,100 --> 00:28:42,100
So you know, it wasn't enough 
just that we took their hockey 

456
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game from them is enough of this
loading. 

457
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I know. 
I know. 

458
00:28:45,100 --> 00:28:48,100
Well there's no gloating we just
we just want, we just want with 

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the Tab, that's all we're 
asking. 

460
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For is a the Canadians are grown
now? 

461
00:28:51,700 --> 00:28:55,700
They're actually they do, you 
know, they will, they're not. 

462
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There are, they are nice and 
they're polite and their streets

463
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are clean. 
But let me tell you, make sure 

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they don't have a hockey stick 
in their hand, that's all I'm 

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saying. 
All right, well, I appreciate 

466
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you seeing me here on a 
Saturday. 

467
00:29:08,400 --> 00:29:11,700
Thank you very much. 
Doctor for being part of Rumble 

468
00:29:11,700 --> 00:29:15,100
here. 
My chief been my dentist for 

469
00:29:15,100 --> 00:29:18,300
like ever. 
I can't thank you enough. 

470
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For what you've done for me and 
thanks everybody who's listening

471
00:29:24,200 --> 00:29:27,200
to this, don't forget to 
subscribe to the podcast, it's 

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00:29:27,200 --> 00:29:29,100
called Rumble with Michael 
Moore. 

473
00:29:29,400 --> 00:29:33,200
Send us your comments, your 
reviews rate, it be rated, 

474
00:29:33,900 --> 00:29:36,300
whatever. 
Whatever it is you need to do do

475
00:29:36,300 --> 00:29:38,200
it. 
We're all in this together and 

476
00:29:38,700 --> 00:29:42,500
thanks for being part of this 
first week of my new podcast and

477
00:29:43,300 --> 00:29:46,200
maybe we'll be back tomorrow or 
the next day even though I keep 

478
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calling a weekly podcast. 
I can't stop. 

479
00:29:48,200 --> 00:29:49,500
I can't. 
It stopped potting. 

480
00:29:50,400 --> 00:29:53,700
So we have to be quiet for the 
business through hours. 

481
00:29:53,700 --> 00:29:56,300
Yeah, this is the this is the 
this is the longest moment of 

482
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silence in a pocket. 
We're going to tighten that part

483
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out. 
We'll be back soon here probably

484
00:30:01,000 --> 00:30:02,700
you'll hear from me in the next 
day or so. 

485
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And thanks to all and to 
everybody and I hope you're 

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enjoying the weekend.